₦airaland Forum

kinghopex:
I really need advice on this..

I asked this lady out back then in 2015 and she turned me down completely without any reasonable excuse...

Now she is in the university studying and today while we were chatting, she told me she is seriously broke that i should help her with money!!

If i were you you were in my shoes will you help her

Op go ahead and help her out, then you can get closure to your being turned down year back by politely asking her why she refused you....you never can say her response might be useful to you going forward.

[quote [s]author=Jobac post=79455092]The Progressive Governors really tried. They have the interest of this country at hearts. Never again should a person like Saraki preside over the Senate. PDP and especially Saraki frustrated Buhari's first term, today they have been put to shame. Some people from a certain region just because they lost woefully in the last election, they are now praying for the downfall of this country...God pass una. Before the election it was Biafra or death, I wonder what they want now. They are even begging Buhari on their knees to consider them for SGF...it will never happen in my country. You people will wail tired. Nevertheless, kudos to Chris Ngige, the DG of VON and other progressives from that side. While true Nigerians are saying lifting up, all the enemies of Nigeria will be saying casting down.[/quote][/s]

Does this man still think he is an APC president..the elections are over for crying out loud...all the meetings they've been holding one cannot even see the slightest iota of positive outcome.

Extortionists fighting to maintain prime positions

Ooh suddenly these modafvcking nitwits realises the need for rotation of the NDDC headship when they have covertly annexed all top critical national positions to themselves at the detriment of a particular section of the country.

All these so called national leaders are tribal bigots only interested in their own with ulterior motive to continually increase the size of their pockets at the expense of the vulnerable.

So does it imply that when the phrase "you are heartless" is said to this man it has literal connotation...??

Village pipu at work on diswan's soul

A bike you must show there names ooh...NCAN must have their say on this matter.

Ipobians and Afonjizee must be disappointed with Abike for this half baked reportage

Na dem yoruba mooslems the scourge of the wastelands

Fulani oooo this pipu wan kee Zamfara natives finish before Buhari go declare dem terrorists??

Ok

Finally and incomes Frankie boy Lampard....

Op what is the pan doing on top of the corpse....abi na begging conductor ni..

His suffering has come full circle let him gaan rest in the afterlife joor naija matter tire everybody.

Hmmm it is getting gloomier for this country and to think this ones are the future of an already crime devastated country speaks volumes

This people are back again..to dominate nairaland threads with their nonsense

Ok

Chei ! If only the guy had known he wouldn't have impregnated her yet ooh..atleast to enjoy em wife small.

It's back to square one for the bobo now.

Indeed every childbirth is a miracle

See as person pikin look like...I'm sure he endured withdrawal while in custody..

Oturugbeke!!!

all manners of tragedy befalling the country all at once...are the gods sending us a message of some sort..

Gutless miscreants.....are they warning people that read newspapers or surf the internet or what...they should go to the country side and warn them and see if the herdsmen don't behead them all...loud mouthed spinless mofos.

This country sef...the so called bandits have killed more people than boko haram...Nigeria is a failed state under this government.

These guys kill without batting an eyelid because they know the country is a banana republic

Hmmm! na wao

I hope diswan dem call high speed train no go kill pipu finish for Agege, Iju and Oshodi where pipu dey like do business for rail track..

If that was his statement then nothing was said...!

Military now using political language if they are serious they should at least specify the month which the new allowance will take effect from if they can't give the take off date.

I was searching until I saw the main reason.."bet"

Useless lazy youths...the only thing Buhari said that is correct.

What is this..??

Ugly man like dis puna still dey hungry am...puah spit#

adekolaelect:
Hummm the chief justice of Biafra land has spoken but you forget to know our existing electoral law does not recognise electronics voting .sorry frustrated wailers always reason upside down .

So it's now rocket science for you and your ilks to differentiate between electronic voting and electronic transmission of result using the card reader.

Keep exhibiting your ignorance in the market square.

The Supreme Court on Friday dismissed an appeal by David Umaru to affirm him as the senator-elect of Niger East senatorial district.


The court in a unanimous judgement led by Ibrahim Muhammad held that Mr Umaru, who was elected on the platform of All Progressives Congress (APC), was not validly nominated by the party.

The court said it was satisfied that the appellant, Mohammed Sani, was the rightful winner of the primary election APC conducted for the senatorial district.

The court set aside the judgment of the Court of Appeal in Abuja, which on April 8 affirmed Mr Umaru as the winner of the Senatorial seat.

Consequently, the Supreme Court restored the judgement of the Federal High Court in Abuja, which declared Mr Sani as the validly nominated candidate of the APC for the election.

The apex court ordered the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to, without delay, issue a certificate of return to Mr Sani as the Senator representing Niger East.

Background

An Abuja division of the Federal High Court presided by Folashade Ogunbanjo, had in a judgement on February 7 said that it was satisfied that Mr Umaru was not genuinely nominated by the APC.

The court declared Mr Sani as the authentic winner of the primary election the party conducted on October 2, 2018.

Mr Umaru, not satisfied with the judgement, went on an appeal, where he insisted that the lower court erred in law when it wrongly assumed jurisdiction over the matter.