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A Texas woman never expected that she would give birth to her twins a week apart.

Windie Wilson suddenly went into labor at 31 weeks pregnant and gave birth to her first daughter, Elliyanna Wilson, on Jan. 13 at Zeid Women’s Health Center.

“It was very surreal,” Wilson told InsideEdition.com. “When I woke up that morning I was going to go get a shower, get ready for church and water broke and I was like okay wow.”

Wilson assumed her second daughter would be coming immediately after but she said she suddenly “clamped shut” and her first labor ended. She thought she might have to have cesarean but doctors thought it might be best to let the second baby stay in the womb as long as possible.

“They didn’t really expect to make it a week,” Wilson said. “They said it could be hours, it could be days, it could be weeks. Nobody really knew.”
Wilson stayed in the hospital and waited.

Seven days later, Jewelianna Wilson entered the world fashionably late.

“I think I just didn’t have enough room in there… I have a really tiny, short body,” Wilson said.

The mom said she believes Jewelianna may have held out so she could be born on her grandmother’s birthday, whose name was Jewel.

In the future, she said she is not sure if she will celebrate their birthday separately.

A group of useless people, none of which can be elected into anything.
We elected the president to do just that. No nonsense.

From where I sit, I am, and I believe a vast majority of Nigerians are, better off than four years ago. There is no hunger in the land. Nor is there joblessness. But laziness, I am sure there is.
Atiku is a scam. The earlier we realise that the better.

Excellent reply.
Ana yi muna jin dadi!

VULCAN:
So why didn't you ignore the post since you don't give a crap about military rule disguised as democracy?

Relax, soon this government will take something precious away from you.

Don't cry when it happens oo

Just don't give a crap then!

That was his opinion, there was mine, and this is yours. You can hardly lecture on what I should do. For the record, I stand with PMB. Sai BABA!
By the way, don't ever allow this wahala of democracy get into your head. Last time I checked, China is not a democracy.
Speaking of taking away something precious, I don't believe in prophecies. So tell it to the birds.

An exercise in futility. I stand with PMB.

Every mumu now has a talking point in NCJ saga. This is their wahala. I don't give a crap about that.

Coalition of idiots. We have no time for your nonsense.

Fayose at it again. This man needs deliverance from nonsense. He is obviously in deep pain.

A bunch of idiots. They can go to the moon and have their meeting. Nothing will change.

A bunch of idiots. They can go to the moon and have their meeting. Nothing will change.

This useless man again. Carry go.

Who cares? This senator is now irrelevant.

Another crap. We are listening.

EzeNri:
Yoruba Moslems are the problem of this country. Just look at the insanity above. The CJN is the head of the third arm of govt. Sanusi heads an organization that is under the executive.

I see where you are headed.

sanpipita:
Salami was suspended on recommendation of NJC stop twisting facts

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/08/breaking-news-justice-salami-suspended/

So that means you accept the rest.
Noted.

When GEJ suspended Sanusi, we asked, what about 2/3rd required from the Senate to remove him? they said, suspension is not the same thing as sack. Emefiele was appointed and confirmed almost immediately by the Senate while SLS investigation was ongoing. No uproar from PDP, Senate or social media noise makers.
GEJ suspended President of Court of appeal, Ayo Salami, against NJC recommendations and several court orders. No uproar or protests. When you ask them about GEJ today, they call him a hero of democracy for conceding defeat in an election he lost woefully after several rigging attempts.
PMB today is a tyrant for obeying a CCT court order. Well, the CJN is suspended not sacked. Nigerians actually deserve the leaders and citizens around them. A civil servant who happened to be an arbiter of the law, has an undeclared $3m in his bank accounts, several houses, claiming he forgot to mention almost N1billion in his assets declaration form and you expect us to look the other way because of the political optics? Something is doing you. You are Nigeria's problem, yes You! . You deserve your leaders and fellow citizens. Couldn't be happier that I got out early.
In saner climes, the CJN would have resigned 3 weeks ago. In an insane country like Nigeria, people who don't have N20k in their accounts are sweating on Facebook, wasting their data to defend him. You all deserve each other.
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verifielive:
@POLITICSNGR

The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara has weighed in on the recent suspension of the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Walter Nkanu Onnoghen by President Muhammadu Buhari.

Dogara, in a statement made available to PoliticsNGR, raised alarm that Nigeria's democracy was 'on fire'. The Statement read;

"With the unconstitutional suspension of the Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN) by President Muhammadu Buhari, the world has been served with notice that Nigeria is now a full-blown dictatorship. This did not come as a rude shock except to those that have been blind to the gradual but progressive erosion of democratic values in the polity as President Buhari’s Government has never hidden its disdain for the rule of law."

"We have watched in disbelief as the Government recklessly deploys institutional prerogatives; routinely flouts the rule of law; subverts and assaults democratic Institutions; refuses to accept opponents as legitimate; suppresses citizens civil liberties(especially those of opponents) and trample underfoot the media. In short, the Government’s tyrannical and authoritarian credentials are loathsomely legendary."

"No provision in Sections 157 and 292 of the 1999 Constitution as amended supports the President in purporting to suspend the CJN or swearing in an acting CJN. The whole idea of a limited government is that the President’s powers is limited by law and it is ultra vires his powers to act in the absence of explicit legislative authorization. That is representative democracy at its best which our 1999 Constitution as amended guarantees."

"It is instructive to note that our Constitution does not contemplate or presupposes a situation whereby the Judiciary will have a suspended CJN and an acting CJN at the same time. Therefore, it is right to posit, as some have done that the President now has his own Chief Judge to do his bidding while Nigeria has a sitting CJN until he is removed in line with the provisions of the Constitution."

"The awfully crude annexation of the judiciary by the President in violation of his oath of office and the Constitution cannot be for any other reason except, as alleged by so many, to prepare the judiciary ahead of time for the purpose of conferring some aura of legitimacy to the contraption that the 2019 general elections may after all become."

"I therefore call on the President to remember that he has no better legacy to bequeath other than a good name: which cannot be achieved without honour, character and integrity. Honour and integrity demand that he upholds his oath of office by reversing this assault on our Constitution and following the manifestly clear and unambiguous constitutional procedure for the removal of the CJN if he must be removed. Anything short of this demeans all of us."

"To our citizens, we must now head the warning of the Irish lawyer cum orator, John Philpot Curran who said, “the condition upon which God had given liberty to man is eternal vigilance: which condition if he breaks, servitude is at once the consequences of his crime, and the punishment of his guilt”. Despotism can only prosper in Nigeria if good men and women do nothing."

"I also call on all lovers of freedom and democracy all over the world to rise to the occasion and demand of this Government and the President to halt the march to anarchy and bedlam: which dictatorship promotes. The world has an experience in this and it must not allow this unmitigated disaster on Nigeria before it acts to restore sanity."

"As of today, Nigeria is now Germany in the wake of the 1933 Reichstag fire. Our democracy is on fire; ignited by the very people who swore to protect and defend it. That this fire must not convert the Chancellor to Fuhrer as it happened in Germany in 1933 depends on our collective response and that of the international community. We must not bow our knees to dictatorship: not now, not ever again."

https://politicsngr.com/cjn-suspension-democracy-fire-house-reps-speaker-dogara/

Rubbish speaker. Keep quiet.

When GEJ suspended Sanusi, we asked, what about 2/3rd required from the Senate to remove him? they said, suspension is not the same thing as sack. Emefiele was appointed and confirmed almost immediately by the Senate while SLS investigation was ongoing. No uproar from PDP, Senate or social media noise makers.
GEJ suspended President of Court of appeal, Ayo Salami, against NJC recommendations and several court orders. No uproar or protests. When you ask them about GEJ today, they call him a hero of democracy for conceding defeat in an election he lost woefully after several rigging attempts.
PMB today is a tyrant for obeying a CCT court order. Well, the CJN is suspended not sacked. Nigerians actually deserve the leaders and citizens around them. A civil servant who happened to be an arbiter of the law, has an undeclared $3m in his bank accounts, several houses, claiming he forgot to mention almost N1billion in his assets declaration form and you expect us to look the other way because of the political optics? Something is doing you. You are Nigeria's problem, yes You! . You deserve your leaders and fellow citizens. Couldn't be happier that I got out early.
In saner climes, the CJN would have resigned 3 weeks ago. In an insane country like Nigeria, people who don't have N20k in their accounts are sweating on Facebook, wasting their data to defend him. You all deserve each other.
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When GEJ suspended Sanusi, we asked, what about 2/3rd required from the Senate to remove him? they said, suspension is not the same thing as sack. Emefiele was appointed and confirmed almost immediately by the Senate while SLS investigation was ongoing. No uproar from PDP, Senate or social media noise makers.
GEJ suspended President of Court of appeal, Ayo Salami, against NJC recommendations and several court orders. No uproar or protests. When you ask them about GEJ today, they call him a hero of democracy for conceding defeat in an election he lost woefully after several rigging attempts.
PMB today is a tyrant for obeying a CCT court order. Well, the CJN is suspended not sacked. Nigerians actually deserve the leaders and citizens around them. A civil servant who happened to be an arbiter of the law, has an undeclared $3m in his bank accounts, several houses, claiming he forgot to mention almost N1billion in his assets declaration form and you expect us to look the other way because of the political optics? Something is doing you. You are Nigeria's problem, yes You! . You deserve your leaders and fellow citizens. Couldn't be happier that I got out early.
In saner climes, the CJN would have resigned 3 weeks ago. In an insane country like Nigeria, people who don't have N20k in their accounts are sweating on Facebook, wasting their data to defend him. You all deserve each other.
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When GEJ suspended Sanusi, we asked, what about 2/3rd required from the Senate to remove him? they said, suspension is not the same thing as sack. Emefiele was appointed and confirmed almost immediately by the Senate while SLS investigation was ongoing. No uproar from PDP, Senate or social media noise makers.
GEJ suspended President of Court of appeal, Ayo Salami, against NJC recommendations and several court orders. No uproar or protests. When you ask them about GEJ today, they call him a hero of democracy for conceding defeat in an election he lost woefully after several rigging attempts.
PMB today is a tyrant for obeying a CCT court order. Well, the CJN is suspended not sacked. Nigerians actually deserve the leaders and citizens around them. A civil servant who happened to be an arbiter of the law, has an undeclared $3m in his bank accounts, several houses, claiming he forgot to mention almost N1billion in his assets declaration form and you expect us to look the other way because of the political optics? Something is doing you. You are Nigeria's problem, yes You! . You deserve your leaders and fellow citizens. Couldn't be happier that I got out early.
In saner climes, the CJN would have resigned 3 weeks ago. In an insane country like Nigeria, people who don't have N20k in their accounts are sweating on Facebook, wasting their data to defend him. You all deserve each other.
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Compare and contrast suspending and replacing a chief judge with suspending the whole federal government.

When GEJ suspended Sanusi, we asked, what about 2/3rd required from the Senate to remove him? they said, suspension is not the same thing as sack. Emefiele was appointed and confirmed almost immediately by the Senate while SLS investigation was ongoing. No uproar from PDP, Senate or social media noise makers.
GEJ suspended President of Court of appeal, Ayo Salami, against NJC recommendations and several court orders. No uproar or protests. When you ask them about GEJ today, they call him a hero of democracy for conceding defeat in an election he lost woefully after several rigging attempts.
PMB today is a tyrant for obeying a CCT court order. Well, the CJN is suspended not sacked. Nigerians actually deserve the leaders and citizens around them. A civil servant who happened to be an arbiter of the law, has an undeclared $3m in his bank accounts, several houses, claiming he forgot to mention almost N1billion in his assets declaration form and you expect us to look the other way because of the political optics? Something is doing you. You are Nigeria's problem, yes You! . You deserve your leaders and fellow citizens. Couldn't be happier that I got out early.
In saner climes, the CJN would have resigned 3 weeks ago. In an insane country like Nigeria, people who don't have N20k in their accounts are sweating on Facebook, wasting their data to defend him. You all deserve each other.
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bishopkay:
When you have some sense, then you can mention me for a reasonable discourse as anything I tell you now would be like casting pearls to swine of which you are the swine in this context. Bye

Right. I maintain that if you voted for Buhari in 2015 but now realise that he is a mess then you are the biggest mess yourself. It is that simple.

ichidodo:
[color=#1980BC] The Fuuvck off my mention you stupide daft moslem Fuuvck..[/color]

Good. Because you just confirmed my suspicions about you. May God deliver you!

bishopkay:
And it's so unfortunate the first commentor is a grown ass woman with kids yet she can exude such low level thinking. I wonder what she passes on to her kids.

But one thing is sure... If we saw past Abacha as a people, we'd also see past buhari. We brought him upon us but we'd see through this.

I wonder how people with good conscience still support this fool we have as president then I remember even Abacha and all other tyrants had their supporters

Did you say "we brought him upon us"?
Funny you just realised who he is. You are late, anyway.
Sai Baba Buhari! Go wail, Mr. Wailer.

ichidodo:
[color=#1980BC] If He likes let him have 100 Billion $ in his account, the Constitution is clear and remains Supreme on his removal and if that particular Due Process is disregarded then it is good bye The Nigerian Constitution....Goodbye the Judiciary... Goodbye The Nigerian Legal system, all lawyers and lawyer wannabes can as well pack their load...Even the common man last hope is gone. What we now have is a chaotic system of the Jungle where Only the strongest survive and God help you if u are not.Welcome to the Next Level and I should add, the Beginning of the End Nigeria as you know her.[/color]

Sure, the beginning of the end for you. But for us it is just the end of the beginning of new Nigeria. You are allowed to wail. It is part of democracy.

This is total crap from Punch. Clearly, the newspaper is now a proxy for the PDP. Good for them though.
The question is whether or not Buhari is better than Atiku and the answer is yes. At least he is the lesser of the two evils. The one we can manage.
Meanwhile, I don't blame the newspaper. For you cannot underestimate the power of the USD.
If you know, you know.

Mmlanrehh:
They just can't impeach the Senate President, he his smarter than the president combine with his vice president and all the APC senators. He knows how to handle them. When was the last time the National chairman rant ? He can't because the court already asked the Efcc to take him into custody . Oshiomole is nothing but a blind dog that barks at any sound he hears

He might be smarter than all those people, but you know too well that he is not smarter than Tambuwal or Atiku. He finished behind both men in the PDP presidential primaries. Being smart, huh?

This guy is like a broken watch, right? He can only spit rubbish. I feel sorry for him because he is no longer relevant.

I am tired of this PDP and all the wahala that it represents. You don't have a better alternative to offer to Nigerians. You are just looking to be relevant again. It's not done like that. Better go do your homework then come and try again later.
Useless PDP.

It was a moment of madness from Ahmed Musa to celebrate in such a manner as to injure an opponent.

This Adebanjo man is a disgrace to Yorubas. Go use your PVC. You can't even offer a better replacement for the man you are fighting. This is the issue. They don't have a better person than him. They are just talking nonsense. Idiots.