₦airaland Forum

Gbawe:
As others have adviced, read the article properly before you respond. It is you that now looks foolish and uncouth because it is obvious you are in haste to attack others. Also , I think you should understand that some of us post to inform of occurences and not to recieve replies . Nigerians should be aware, if the report is accurate , that their President is about to be removed as ECOWAS Chairman because "the tenure of President Yar’Adua was one of the worst to be experienced by the Authority of Heads of State and Government of the Commission" .

Several of our Presidents/heads of State , to include IBB (85 to 89) , have completed lengthy tenures as ECOWAS chairman. That ECOWAS want to vote Yardy out because he is incompetent is something Tthat should worry Nigerians immensely- especially Madam Rebrand. Yar Adua's removal will further give credibility to the notion that Nigeria is rudderless. If , for example, the NASS had done the right thing ECOWAS will not now be in the position of having to push Yardy out. The NASS stance also justifies Hilary Clintons assertion that our leaders are able , but unwilling, to make life better for Nigerians.

Isa4ril:
Nobody has the rigth to replace anybody, Ecowas does not have the right to replace the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Anybody who's carring that rumour about most be slowpoke.
Man your topic is baseless that's why nobaby is replying your topic.
Please next time search for better, relevant and more interesting topic to post.
Have you heard of the word sovereignity or a sovereign state, i know you would have heard of such words.
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A Federal Court of Appeal sitting in Lagos earlier today (Thursday) dismissed the bail application brought before it by a convicted chairman of Nigeria Ports Authority, Olabode George and five others.
Justice Joseph Oyewole of an Ikeja High Court had on October 26, 2009, sentenced George and the other convicts to two years imprisonment each without an option of fine.
George’s lawyer, Chief Tunji Ayanlaja (SAN), had urged the court to grant his client temporary freedom on grounds of his failing health.
But in its ruling today, the Court of Appeal dismissed the application on the grounds that there were no compelling medical reasons to grant him bail.

back2back:
Kudo, well done but questions:

How are these going to be maintenance?

Radiant:
So, basically it didn't happen since you said "stories like that can happen".

That's the stone age

Radiant:
Blackman where did this one happen? Where do you live? I know about screwing sisters but I've never heard of anyone marrying two sisters.