codinglang:
The last puzzle in Akitu's last plan came crashing down

Bye to corrupt CJN.

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BadTaste, where is my dirty dogg with multiple names?

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Just seeing my dogg just down here, come here Bingo Olanipek1

Your dog is a bad boy

Chuks9000:
Guy, most nairalanders are either kids or adults stock in kids mentality.
What they feel about Nigeria is what their parents have passed to them. Their brain isn't well developed to access Nigeria as a 21st century country.
No pipe borne water, epileptic power supply, down pressing security outfits, comatose health care, secrecy in government, misfits running the government, education system that is more of creche like all the way, etc.
People will leave all these challenges and be worried that the other tribe might be doing better than theirs.
I am Igbo. I do not send who sits on the chair. Just do what the dictates of the position demands.
Another issue is that the black man is not contended. That's why the just concluded elections had more people with o'level contesting for positions (they will never be able to handle) rather than those with proven experience and education.
Lastly, our mumu is in built. What percentage of our population can say they understand what governance (not politics) is all about? That is why we can kill for tribal reasons to keep our parapo in government rather than insist on (good) governance.

Very good submission I must say

RALPHOW:
Na Kaduna short man devil pain most.
Na Kwara Governorship make me happy most

There was no way PDP could have won in Kaduna

Should Nigeria enact the death penalty for drug trafficking or not? Your opinions on the matter are highly welcome but please and please no tribalism

Sola Ojo, Kaduna

Leadership of Jamaa’tu Nasril Islam (JNI) has advocated death penalty for drug dealers as one of the means through which the menace of drug and substance abuse can be checkmated in Nigeria.

Also, the leadership of Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), in Kaduna State, has suggested full enforcement of existing laws on drugs, which it believes would, in turn, apply strict penalty on offenders.

The two religious bodies made the calls, yesterday, in their separate meetings with members of Presidential Advisory Committee on Elimination of Drug Abuse (PACEDA), led by Brigadier-General Buba Marwa (retd), who were in Kaduna as part of their nationwide consultations on elimination of drug abuse.

Speaking at the headquarters of JNI in Kaduna, the Secretary-General of JNI, Sheikh (Dr) Abubakar Khalid, said the time has come for Nigerians to address the menace of drug abuse squarely, as done in places like Europe and Middle East.

“I think the matter has gone so terrible and dangerous to the extent that all measures taken have failed. Until a very decisive deterrent variable is taken as done elsewhere, we may not be able to tackle it.

“In Europe, Asia and the Middle East, when the menace reaches this level, it is death penalty or a very draconian legal action with serious imprisonment, and not the way we are toying with it in this country. Those concerned should look into this,” he said.


https://www.sunnewsonline.com/jni-advocates-death-penalty-for-drug-dealers-2/

Buhari's reelection certainly gladdened my heart

ProudDick:


Alhaji Issa Abubakar from kebbi. How are you?

goodnessme1:
Children of hate done already fill the thread,
na biafra matter go kill una.






We love Mazi Nnamdi Kanu.

Since when have you stopped loving Atiku?

thatigboman:
then let's put tribe and religion in census and confirm

Foward your suggestions to the National population commission first thing tomorrow morning

thatigboman:
are u including other hausas in the other parts of west africa?

No only the ones is northwestern Nigeria. Their birthrate is an exponential compared to yours and this is a fact

mekaboy:
You don't get to hear about SARS arrest or EFCC arrest of yahoo boys in the North. Does it mean there are no yahoo or bad guys up north?

There is SARS everywhere. I've seen them in the north when I visited

thatigboman:
because we are the most populous tribe in this hopeless country

This assertion is false. The largest ethnic group in Nigeria are the Hausa

The NE deserves the Senate presidency, the DSP can go East

post=77209691:

U don register another moniker today to continue your rubbish as usual on this forum.
Dem go ban u, u go tire!
Dat thunder wey u dey find up and down everyday, u go see am soon!
U go dey alright las las....

Lol .
You know dat tin also!

Lol .
You know him too well!
He doesn't need help,
him go dey alright las las....

No amount of banning can keep that guy out of nairaland for he is like a cockroach who can only multiply. All thanks to temporary email addresses of course

ibotic:
The Biafran worship of Atiku don finish....they have finished the man's money....no more atikulating and are now they are back to Biafra or death followed by stupid lies....smh...jobless miscreants.

Atikulating has been put on hold for the meantime, now it's back to default mode: BIAFRA OR DEATH

Realdon1:


KANU TO REPRESENT BIAFRA IN UPCOMING MEETING

This is a good news to all Biafrans and it is worth to be celebrated
Among across the glob. When united nation held their meeting last year in U S,they listed all Africa countries, and biafra was not included.it was like the UN has forgotten the issue of biafra,not knowing that the work is going on underground. According to a report by biafran radio(Radio Biafra),"we thank God that today biafra is listed among Africa nation,"the broadcaster stated. Also,IPOB leadership was reported to be the leading secessionist groups among many nations in Africa that want a separate state. We gathered that there are five nations that want to be on their own.information milling around say that Nnamdi kaun,the IPOB leader will represent Biafra in UN upcoming meeting in june,since IPOB is the only registered body with the United Nations seeking for Biafran state.

The united nation meeting agenda on June is to discuss the issue of all those regions that want to be on their own as a nation,with two from Africa,including Biafra.

The meeting is said to take place in US.this June.

Oga please April fools day was yesterday na

MetaPhysical:
Atiku
Saraki
Kwankwaso
Makarfi
Fayose
Mark
Wike
Tambuwal

DOA

This is just wonderful

codinglang:
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It seems like your dog is looking for a new owner. Please can you call bingo to come back home? Too much eating poo out of the dustbin can give it mental diseases

vindisick:

I am not a lawyer but i research a lot. Do you remember the case of bakassi penissula?.
The argument put up by the Government of Nigeria to the effect that Bakassi Peninsula could not be yielded up to Cameroun on the principal ground that section 12 of the Nigerian Constitution would need to be complied with so as to effectively delete Bakassi as a Local Government by way of Constitutional amendment was roundly rejected by the International Court of Justice.
In fact, in a later 2012 case of Attorney-General of Cross-Rivers State vs. Attorney-General of the Federation and Anor, the Supreme Court (SC.250/2009) , speaking through Rhodes-Vivour, J.S.C., was more punchy when it eloquently declared with a tone of finality that;
“This Court has no jurisdiction to decide ownership of oil wells located on oil-rich
Bakasi Peninsula for the simple reason that Bakasi Peninsula is foreign territory. It is Cameroun land. Supreme Court jurisdiction is restricted to Nigeria land.”
What i am trying to say is that though the Nigerian state is sovereign over all its affairs, its [Nigerian] accession to the African Charter on Human and Peoples Right by its [Nigerian] domestication of the said Charter has effectively watered down the indivisible and indissoluble portion of our Constitution.

If Nigeria had wanted it could have reneged on the agreement to abide by the court ruling on that matter as there would have been no way to enforce it. Under international law, enforcing treaties is based on consent. This means that no sovereign state is compelled to abide by any agreement entered into with another entity. The clause for self determination in the UN charter is not not an absolute one but merely one of principle, in other words the UN in principle acknowledges the right of peoples to self determination but in practice rarely permits the exercising of that right. So no the peoples of the so called Biafra have to legal right under international law to demand their own state. The international community will not even look their way

gidgiddy:


It will be very interesting to know how an unarmed Nnamdi Kanu intimidated Buhari who is commander in chief of over 100,000 armed force.

Kanu jumped bail to save his life when the government sent Soldiers to kill him, dead people don't go to court

He either comes back and submits himself to the court or remain a fugitive of the law bound never to step foot on Nigerian soil ever again. He is free to continue with his rants from the UK sha

APC shot themselves in the foot with their internal wrangling. I blame Amechi for wanting to impose his choice candidate on the party

codinglang:
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See stop playing this mind game with him or the mods will ban you both, and when rthey do, he'll just open another one and carry out with his activities like nothing ever happened

vindisick:

The truth is that Nigeria Nation out of her own volition whittled down and surrendered part of its soverenty which enables any part or section thereof to secede when they decide.And i will explain.
There is no doudt that the president has powers to enter into treaties with foreign nations. Section 12 of the ammended 1999 constitution has laid down the procedure for the domestication of such treaties as a condition precedent to their activation into law in Nigeria.
Article 20 of the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Right most lucidly proclaims in clear language that:
“All peoples shall have the right to existence. They shall have the unquestionable and inalienable right to self-determination. They shall freely determine their political status and shall pursue their economic and social development according to the policy they have freely chosen.”

Nigerian parliament has entrenched the said African charter on Human and peoples right as part of the corpus juris of the country by way of domestication in compliance with the dictates of Section 12.
Domestic laws cannot be allowed to constitute a drag on the operation of foreign laws under which
a state party has undertaken to fulfill its international obligations

This argument of yours will be derided with scorn by any constitutional lawyer reading it. No foreign treaty entered into can take precedence over the Nigerian constitution. None

codinglang:
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Oldsilver, BadTaste,

Come and see your brother ngadaAwo aka cursedbaby no cursedabiola, silasnwude, aka RemiTinubu now Olanipekun1 with a new moniker!!

This guy just dey make me laugh, I really hope he is fine sha!

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Always cracking me up, he is good for the comedy

codinglang:
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Welcome back in a new moniker! This moniker just opened less than 1 hour ago, Mr. employer of labour, aka RemiTinubu, SilasNwude, Cursedabiola, ngadaAwo.

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This is a yeroba monika

He just opened a new moniker

crestedaguiyi:


At what point did Nnamdi Kanu do any this.

Any evidence

That's for the honorable judge to decide

victorazyvictor:


i hear say the dog no get hair on his head and has rotten teeth

It seems to me Wike is gonna win this thing.


I no know that one o. All I know is that he is in the habit of always eating poo out of the dustbin can