₦airaland Forum

funlord:
It seems being extremely greedy and foolish is the only requirement needed to become a law maker in this our country?

Reference:
Totally agree....and we can go on and on, ever back in history....why Obasanjo nationalised in the late 70's, privatised in the 2000's and we are begging for foreign investment today....we indeed have a chequered history of missed opportumities and misfits in governmemt, no be today. Nigeria had a bad upbringing, bad parenting, excuses for bad adult behaviour but it doesn't set aside the laws of life, of economics and certainly jail time for felony. We have to work on ourselves NOW. The only use for history is to safeguard against repetition of negativity and improvement on the positives. GEJ's administration is history. How we use it defines who we are and what we will be in future. It is merely a tool not a product.

cococandy:
You didn't add our favorite pastime. Blaming 'The West'

Quakertellicus1:
Well, here is why I am ''angry'' with GEJ.

Between 1999=2008.....oil prices were below 100USD.....yet we saved $60bn in our foreign reserves by 2009.

From 2009-14....oil prices were above 100USD...yet we ended up with 32bn in our reserves by 2015(And GEJ was in charge from 2010-15..)

Sorry.....but I find that indefensible.....even inspite of my beleif that good savings would have delayed the bad days from starting till next year.

We opponents of GEJ are not all tribalists. Thank you.

cococandy:
My annoyance with the GEJ blame is that it's borne out of pure hatred and tribalism. He's a minority so whatever he did was never good enough. No doubt we've have horrible leaders in the past (one of whom was buhari. The trend setter for the downhill state of our economy) yet for some reason GEJ was the worst thing that happened to Nigeria. Even buhari that should never smell any government seat for he rest of his life for his misrule in the 80s was considered a better choice than GEJ just because he's from the majority.

Tribalism will kill Nigeria. We are talking of corruption but tribalism is even worse. Only in Nigeria does state of origin matter when looking for a job or college admission. We have never been one. We are not one. Because we don't act like it. .

smithsydny:
I love Jesus

Jombojombo:
Buhari is the worst thing to have befall Nigeria... We never had it this bad

shorty002:
Well u sed u wanted to help traders but if it's abt mm, it's not a new topic n dere r short term traders here who still make up to 200pips in a single trade with a short duration. Many pple here already understand diff mm principles. U want to help, but u seem not confident to give ur 9 winning trade calls in a here.

Pipsbasketing:
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Controversies abound when you reply some posts/comments you ought not to, not all comments/post need reply

safarigirl:
please, did I say they shouldn't be gay or are you reading upside down?

If you can't spot a joke, your problems must be bigger than I can handle

safarigirl:
I support their gayness whole heaetedly. All these ugly niggas need to find each other and hook up to ensure they don't spread their ugly genes to the next generation #UglyGuysCanBeGay

youngest85:
if dem fall now dem go blame buhari

skarlett:
Bole (plantain) and fish

spartoo:
I have pondered on this for a while so I decided to make a little research.

The "six-feet" idiom came to be during the Great Plague of London in 1665. With 20 percent of London’s population succumbing to the Bubonic plague, the death rate had reached over 8,000 per week. The disease continued to sweep the country due in part to the shallow graves that bodies were buried in, or so they believed at the time.
In an effort to limit the outbreak, The Lord Mayor of London enacted a series of rules in regard to the plague, which included a mandate that all graves be buried a minimum of six feet deep.
The law fell into disuse for a time as dead bodies were not responsible for the spread of the disease.
The law was eventually overturned in England and its colonies, but this didn’t last long. By the 19th century medical science had seen a huge increase in the use of human cadavers for teaching purposes. While most bodies used were executed criminals, the indigent or donated bodies, the increasing demand led to a shortage of corpses. This demand created a new type of criminal, the Resurrectionists; criminals who stole corpses, also known as “body snatching.”
Grave robbing became a lucrative business.
Grave robbing became a very profitable business. Some grave robbers were able to dig up four corpses per night in less than two hours to sell to the medical colleges. They could perform this task so quickly because during this period many bodies were buried only six inches below the surface. As the fear of being exhumed and displayed in an anatomical theatre for dissection haunted the aristocracy, the law reverted to the old standard of being buried six feet deep.
Modern American burial laws vary from state to state, with many states requiring just a minimum of 18 inches of soil on top of the casket or burial vault. Given an 18-inch dirt buffer and the height of the average casket, a grave as shallow as four feet would be sufficient, but old habits die hard and six feet deep is now standard.

khalleb:
Lagos
what a beautiful state

MARKone:
We are in a deep s#it with this government. So Nigerians will now have to pay for the shortfall in oil revenue, as if we except the NDA are the cause. Well the are just proposing, but if Nigerians allow this proposal to sail through, then we would be the greatest f00ls that walked planet earth. After buying fuel for #143, diesel #200, kerosene #214, they still want to add tax!! Heartless Bastards!!

frinx:
Many persons don't even have an idea of Pokemon Go. See them wondering what it's about

Suprnov3r:
1. Fayose is the defendant, AISHA is the plaintiff and the burden of proof lies with Aisha, the plaintiff


2. As long as Fayose did not write any newspaper article himself, it is not admissible in a libel which leaves only a case of slander for Aisha against him

3. Fayose can always defend his statements in any video interview he gave with a good lawyer

4. If at any time any word spoken or document provided by Aisha as evidence is found as being wrong then Aisha can be prosecuted for lying under oath. That means during the case if a lawyer asks her explicitly if she has anything to do with the case or any other case as speculated by fayose and she denies, anyone either now or in the future can sue her including any government, so she has increased her exposure by doing this

5. Guys do read up stuffs before u quote me again

Suprnov3r:
The burden of proof lies with the accuser. You basically expansiated on that. So keep speaking English. Aisha must first provide court admissible evidence which does not include hearsay and speculations and all fayose needs to do is create small doubt on those evidences for the suit to be thrown out which is easy with a good lawyer. Apart from video evidence, any other thing he said must have been reported by a news agency or third party

Prooving libel is not easy as you think

Yomieluv:
1.my wife.

2.me,and my baby..

3.with my mum.

chadwickcollins:
Opc make una go rest avengers pass una power oo

joery6:
2.
When you see the queue for cabs to Tanke.



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Chisos!

Ugosample:
Parenra encourage their wards to cheat, and in addition, pay huge fees for expo and special centres. That's it.

boss096:
my dear just listen to yourself talk. from your last sentence NIGERIANS ARE NOT NORMAL! I conclude that you aren't educated and thus u aren't normal like u said. so i see no reason arguing with u. I rest ma case.

sophiadfirst:
. which kind madness be this

stanleyalpacino:
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Sharrrap dia.

kingmekus:
Guy no quote me tell me rubbish this morning, I dey vex for that man, no let me transfer that aggression to u.

kingmekus:
Blood of Zachariah!!! Can we ever hear anything good from this government at all??This man is a curse.

boss096:
True talk bro. But what can be done abt. it

aresa:
Which kain kabukabu layer be dis? When you make allegations againt other people, the burden is now on you to back up your allegations with documented facts and not the other way around..

What's wrong with you people?