₦airaland Forum

dake40:
You have a shallow mentality.... Because your party/friends languish in ignorance! So you must follow suit?

no wonder the white folks call africans Black brains..... This is how clueless you are?......internet has revealed how foolish and irrational some people are,

....its really painful. Age is cheap, Maturity is expensive.... I'm not surprised each time I see/hear an adult of 25year and above speak/address an issue like a toddler.... The exotericness has revealed it self beyond reasonable doubt and it show on the long run you are a doxophobic sycophant

The money, time, energy and resources wasted on your education should have been invested on Premier Lotto or Nairabet, atleast those would have brought better returns. I also blame GEJ for your pathetic life.

FirstCounsel:
Well we learn every day in this profession of ours. The Constitution and Electoral Act cannot envisage every scenario. Lets see how the situation pans out in the next couple of days/weeks

And I don't think there is anything like judicial precedent. I'll leave it in the hands of the bench and INEC.

iamkeyz:
ha ha ha cant wait for IPOB to take up arms
the zoo will end in one day

Oloriburuku omo ale and you will be among the animals that will die in the zoo.

Solidkay:
So sad,frankly speaking u shouldnt av hidden d first incidence frm ur hubby cos u both r reaponsible for their upbringing,sadly d ugly incidence has repeated itself once again and d bottom line is u r gonna live wit dat guilt for a very long time if nt till eternity.
My humble advice to u is both u n ur hubby should take her to a councilor n as for d pregnancy #Terminate it ASAP.

Where is your conscience. Terminate it ASAP. So easy for you to say. So you support abortion.

Following APC's tradition of blaming everything on Jonathan, I hereby blame Abubakar Audu's death on Goodluck Jonathan.






Additionally, I blame him for the missing soldiers, the bomb blasts in Yola, Kano, Maiduguri and the IDP camp, fuel scarcity, epileptic power supply, dwindling economy, the current hardship in the country, Ambode's ugly face, the protests against Oshi-Omo-Ole in Benin, Okorocha's big tummy, the attack in Paris, the attack in Mali and my neighbour's daughter's menstrual cramps.

mumumugu:
Talk talk man

We all know it's APC governors that are behind the whole brouhaha. They hate paying salaries. Always complaining about how workers' salary is always taking a huge chunk of their monthly allocation. Yet you see them going about in private jets and voting millions monthly for security votes. Let him talk, if he doesn't do, he'll be held accountable.

illiad:
Lol
Funny people.

Ok

THE Ekiti State government has announced that it will
not slash the minimum wage it is currently paying its
workforce despite the financial challenges.
Governor Ayo Fayose, who stated this, said to ensure
the smooth payment of the salaries, the state
government might de-centralise the state’s payment
system.
Governor Fayose, who disclosed this at the weekend
while speaking during a sensitisation tour of
Irepodun/Ifelodun and Ekiti South-West local
government areas, said the current minimum wage
of N18,000 was “grossly inadequate,” adding that
“any slash would not augur well for the workers and
their dependants.”
A statement by the Chief Press Secretary to the
Governor, Mr Idowu Adelusi, quoted the governor to
have said “the state government would work out
ways that the government and the labour unions
would agree on the mode of payment.”
He said the governor, who first visited Igede-Ekiti,
headquarters of Irepodun/Ifelodun council area, said
there was “no point hiding the financial situation of
the state government from the workers.”
He said: “I am enjoying your grace for returning me
to office and I am not going to take the grace for
granted. A governor who hides the true position of
things from his people is only deceiving himself. The
power of the people is greater than that of the leader.
“I won’t reduce workers’ salaries. The N18,000
minimum wage is even not enough. I will never hold
your money one day extra. The shortfall in the
bailout will be redressed,” he said.
The governor also added that a unit would be set up
in the Governor’s Office to look into complaints about
workers’ welfare.

tribuneonlineng.com/ekiti-wont-slash-workers-salary-fayose

Following the news of the demise of the All Progressive Congress (APC) gubernatorial candidate, Audu Abubakar in Kogi state on Sunday, lawyers across the country has stated that there is a lacuna as the constitution did not make provisions for such an occurrence According to them, there is an obvious oversight and grave omission of such circumstances in the Nigerian constitution and to move forward, the doctrine of necessity may have to come in. The former Chairman of the Nigerian Bar Association, Ikeja chapter, Onyekachi Monday Ubani told Nigerian Tribune that the matter is a serious one considering that there are no constitutional provisions for such matters “This is a serious one that the constitution did not envisage. There are no precedents to such an occurrence and if we talk about the party choosing another candidate, we also have to consider that the period for selection of candidate has elapsed; there is a time limit for such things. But I think that in this case, the deputy will have to go for a fresh election “If we go by the Supreme Court’s ruling on Rotimi Amaechi’s case where it was held that the party and not the candidate is the beneficiary of elections. So I believe the deputy will have to go for elections and if he wins, he will now choose a deputy. “This is a serious omission and the law needs to be amended quickly,” Ubani concluded Another human rights lawyer, Ikechukwu Ikeji Esq. also aligned with this. According to him, there are no known provisions for this scenario. “There are no laid down rules or provisions for this, the constitution never imagined such an occurrence, the only similar provision to this is Section 36 of the Electoral Act which indicates that if a candidate dies before the polls, INEC should cancel and postpone the election for 14 days. “But now that the election is already underway, the situation is different. In my secular view except further research contradicts what I have said, there should be a fresh election with the deputy or they should go to the Supreme Court for interpretation.” Also speaking, Barrister Olusayo Adeleye stated that there are no provisions for such and consequently, there will have to be a fresh election with Honorable James Abiodun Faleke, the deputy stepping in as the gubernatorial candidate Barrister Kayode Ajayi also stated that since there are no provisions in the constitution, the APC will have to look for another candidate. The doctrine of necessity comes in since the vacuum needs to be filled. The law didn’t envisage this but there must be a way out. Remember when Atiku Abubakar as governor was chosen to be the Vice President, his deputy, Bonny Haruna stood in as the Governor and selected another deputy. Barrister Taoheed Asudemade was also of the same opinion. He stated that since there are no provisions, the APC will have to look for another candidate while INEC will conduct another election. His death has nullified the one that is on-going.
tribuneonlineng.com/no-constitutional-provision-for-audus-death--lawyers

You guys should take it easy on the kid. OP you are 18 and a Jambite, go and face your books before you start disturbing us with another thread like "which university can admit a student with a utme score of 175"

We know

Nadia Buari- 33, Yakubu Aiyegbeni-33, Obafemi Martins 31. So Nadia is older than Martins and agemate with Yakubu. Enough said.

Meanwhile Buhari is in Iran to meet with ISIS representatives and plan more attacks on Nigeria.

I was here

Jesu


And Buhari has gone to Iran to go and meet ISIS representatives to plan more attacks.

Haaa

The Malian president cancelled his foreign trip to a summit in Niger after the Radison Blu hotel attack but our own is gallivanting around the world despite the bomb blasts and the allegedly missing soldiers.

SPOPOVICH:
but why are Igbos so goodlooking, yet yorubas be so ugly? pls explain this.

Good looking yeeboes like Mr Ibu. Igbos like to console themselves. Forbes list of the richest Nigerians, how many Yorubas and how many yeeboes on the list? Obat Oil owned by Obateru Akinruntan has the largest oil depot in Africa. What of Otedola, Jimoh Ibrahim and Honeywell owned by Oba Otudeko? Useless mofos will be shouting they drive the economy with their 60inches by 70inches shops. Yeeboes have traders, Yorubas have industrialists.
When education and civilisation landed in the Southwest, Yeeboes were still using leaves to cover their bodies.

PresVA:
Sounds made up

Anyway, I think the woman is careless. . The fact your daughter has been pregnant twice and it was until diff people told you that you noticed shows to a great extent you ain't so attentive. . The first one was even more than 3months and you never noticed?

Then, your daughter's tutor sleeps with her inside YOUR own house and you never noticed? Not even like you're working..

This story is unbelievable though. ..

I pray you tell us how a woman can know if the home tutor is sleeping with her adolescent daughter. I'm not trying to exonerate the woman but it's not as if every parents stays with her child while being tutored.

alterswerve:
Aww.. Sorry.


I can't post such info online


Pretty paranoid

Bros you dey fear chai!. Funny though in this era of ISIS and Boko Haram.

bigtt76:
She's begging for her shame to go on front page.... Imagine

Me she? Abegi o don't kobalize me. The story doesn't belong to me and besides I'm not a woman. I'm not even married yet. God forbid but if to say na me, the headline go be "Man hacks home lesson teacher to death for..........."

alterswerve:
Aiidy

Are you a Cross Riverian? If yes from which part?

Lalasticlala abeg come drive this motor go park for front page.

alterswerve:
Bekwarra, are you a Cross riverian?

No.
I'm full-blooded Yoruba. I only served in Cross River, Bekwarra LG.

I am sad and in a serious dilemma. When I think of what is happening in my home now and the trauma my only daughter is putting me through, it makes me feel like a failure. But sincerely, deep within me, I did the best I could and made myself available to my children as much as I could. Although, one cannot be 100 per cent perfect, but I can say with all conviction, that I don’t deserve this. To make it worse, my husband believes that all that has happened is as a result of my carelessness. I have always been the parent at home while my husband’s job as a sales representative takes him out of town and even out of the country a lot of times. Despite the fact that my husband travels most of the time, he makes it a point of duty to provide for our needs. Also because of the nature of his job, he advised that I shouldn’t take a paid job, I opened a supermarket in the shop improvised at home, so my children; two of them meet me at home whenever they return from school. Even if I needed to go out, it is either I go with them, or the house help will be with them at home. I have two children, a boy and a girl, the girl is the eldest and because she is a girl, I make sure I give her extra attention and I can also say she is her father’s favourite. I am not trying to talk too much, but to let you know that I have really tried my best. Two years ago, my husband was away to the United States of America for three weeks. My cousin came to see me for the weekend and she was the one who called my attention to my 14-year-old daughter who was then in Junior Secondary Three. I took a good look at her too and suspected she was pregnant. I called and asked her questions, her answers eventually confirmed my suspicion. I was so distraught and sad. I confided in my cousin who called my attention to her condition we put heads together and decided to get her to abort the pregnancy which was about four months old. It was a big trauma for me. I almost went berserk when she was in the theatre. I couldn’t take her to our family doctor, because of the fear that he might eventually tell my husband, we had to go to my cousin’s family doctor. When the whole exercise was over, my cousin and her family doctor advised that we give her a family planning device, without her knowledge, but I was against this because I didn’t feel comfortable about it. More so, I trusted her when she said she was raped by her cousin when she went to stay the night at her uncle’s. I didn’t want to cause a family feud, I decided to keep quiet about it, but made up my mind that my children will no longer sleep over at their uncle’s place, no matter what may happen. My daughter also pleaded with me to keep this incident away from her father. I promised that it would be between us, if she also promised it won’t happen again. This incident made us very close and I appreciated the type of bond which was between us. Several times, I was tempted to tell my husband, but because I had given my daughter my word, I didn’t wasn’t to renege on my words, so I kept it close to my chest and kept praying for her. I however, received the shock of my life when my husband who has been home on leave for a while asked me to take a good look at my daughter. I was so scared that I almost passed out. Even before looking at her, I remembered the antecedent, and hope it wasn’t happening again, but low and behold, it has repeated itself. After thorough investigation and probing, I discovered that my daughter is six weeks pregnant again!. I was devastated; this is a girl I keep under my watch at all times. The only times she goes out without her brother and I is when she is going to church. Unfortunately, this happened, right in my house under my nose. She told her father and I that her home lesson teacher impregnated her. He has been dating my daughter and sleeping with her right inside our house without anybody’s knowledge. I am still in shock. The worst thing is that my husband won’t stop blaming me and accusing me of been careless. I would have been able to raise my head, but the fact that I kept the first incident from him is killing me. Would confiding in him now not destroy the trust he has in me.? My pains is doubled, please, what should I do?. I still can’t even ask what we would do with the pregnancy. The home lesson teacher is already in police custody, but of course this is not sorting out the issue on ground. Please, help me how do I pacify my husband? I also feel I have failed him.

tribuneonlineng.com/where-did-i-go-wrong-with-my-daughter

Muslims worship one god and we (Christians) worship one God, but there all similarity ends. Muhammad's 'god' is radically different from God as He is revealed to us by the bible....Muhammad's god is a spiteful, selfish autocrat who must be placated with a monotonous routine of holy motions. The God we worship is a loving, compassionate Father who asks only that we love Him in return...... - Dr Lester Sumrall.

midolian:
you don't have to lie na.

I just told you the truth. You don't have to link everything to the past administration. At least as far as I am concerned, PMB has not done any better. Whites showed their disdain towards Africans like they have been doing for ages and you had to blame Jonathan for it? How low can you go?

Hypocrisy. And you had to drag the former administration into it. The same way the presidential spokesperson issued a statement on behalf of the FG to offer support to France while the people of Yola and Kano only got a "presidential tweet". Nonsense, everything is Jonathan.

Good


To those fools shouting Yorubas should kiss Kwara goodbye, if your heads are intact, you should know those are not Yoruba communities.

Ok

donphilopus:
Reality on the ground presently shows that Abubakar Audu might emerge the winner of the poll. Wada should just go rest. Audu all the way!

It's the same thing as nairabet bah?

True