₦airaland Forum

Easy o

GEJDHERO:
Idiiot na ur papa money?

Lol

yarimo:
Mumu man but you like to spend tax payers money without legal appropriation abi ?

“So, it is not a mistake when people say Fubara is peaceful. Opobo/Nkoro is one of the most peaceful local government areas. While we are not crime-free, the level of crime here is manageable and under control due to the unity and understanding among us,” Fubara said...



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z_NWtXR97_Y

Good, just to reiterate

brain54:
Everybody knows that na...

What's your point?

She is a law maker

brain54:
City boy...

As she is a law maker now she stopped being a woman?

Torh

brain54:
This irety go dey hot tempered...

And Intolerate oh.

She is always too forceful with her ideas.

Not good for a leader, especially considering she is a woman!

Hmmm

Exousiang01:
This whole issue of retired Col is one I find funny.

Nobody is asking why the estate is going down...

We should go against the law because of a retired Col?

As usual I see alot of Obidients saying this and that.
One day they say the law is for the poor, is this a poor family....

If the estate disrespects the law and master plan it has to go down...

I remember Bolingo hotels back then, even after the man died trying to get Obasanjo to prevent demolition. It still went down...

The estate should go down

The senator representing Federal Capital Territory, Ireti Kingibe, walked out of the Senate chamber angrily after being prevented from presenting a motion.

Mrs Kingibe raised a point of order to allow her to present a motion asking the Minister of FCT, Nyesom Wike, to suspend the ongoing demolition of structures in Abuja, particularly an estate around the Life Camp area owned by the late Paul Ogbebor, a retired colonel.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2l_RiUzN5kY

The Senate President, Godswill Akpabio has extolled the achievements of the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, describing him as a dedicated public servant who has brought pride to the nation in his current role.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SJWceytv1o

How?

helinues:
Fake.

Torh

chrisxxx:
Whoever came up with this allegation should aspire and brace up to be the FCT minister one day and when he becomes let him gather all his enemies and allocate land to them.

Recall that Wike said in spite of social media critics accusing him of giving out land to his kinsman, he would not be deterred in doing what was best.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fRfeG7oDSIY

Lol

Noblechykk:
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Lol... your wickedness is confusing me

Lol

NaijaCowFarm:
Of course, "Edo people are in Confusion"

Senator Adams Oshiomhole has said Edo people have started feeling the impacts of their new Governor Monday Okpebholo


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HFH_nrlCa9M

The truth indeed.

ufotunang:
..yes na..I am saying the truth

The Secretary to the Government of the Federation, George Akume, has been criticized over recent comments on Nigeria’s leadership rotation.

The idea was for presidential power to rotate between the North and South and rotational debate isn’t about fairness; it’s about individuals seeking power, using platforms to serve their ambitions, a commentator said.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FETPDQhW6cg

Torh

ufotunang:
That is why the judiciary sector, judges are not independent..wike trying to capture the judiciary sector and judges

Hmmmm

mrvitalis:
Judiciary have budgetary provision for that

Would you enter a contest when your opponent houses the judge?

Yes o

Iykewhite:
Nigerian politicians it's well

Easy please

Believeintruth:
Dude you really don't have sense.

Tor


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-z9HAqvFy88

Greattha:
Really? Even wike is claiming profession.

Wike that has never worked a day in his life.

Keep deceiving yourself and your gullible followers...you know why you're building for the judges...everyone, even yur followers know.

Deep, then.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-z9HAqvFy88

mrblessed:
Oga, it's not about houses; it's how you pocket them.

Easy please

gare:
People like you go around insulting others because you think having a dirty mouth gives you the right to speak in public.

Lol

bdon123:
This one doesn't understand governance at all.He tinks governance means it'se n my friends turn to loot n enjoy.D people mist be first before some stupid professional colleagues of urs

Gbam, lawyers coming after you

Edygrin:
Where in the constitution does it forbid a minister of FCT from building houses for judges?

Hmmm

gare:
Do you even understand the issue? Supporting Wike is your choice, but his actions are wrong. If the government decides to pursue previous Chief Justices who misappropriated funds meant for judges' welfare, that's entirely justified. However, siding with Wike is your personal decision, not mine. What he is doing is fundamentally wrong.

Lol

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-z9HAqvFy88

yarimo:
Mr WIKE that means OBI will build houses for fraudster

Torh

Edygrin:
If this same government decide to go after the previous Chief justices who refused to take care of judges under them I'm sure you will be part of those that'll say the government is trying to intimidate the judiciary.

There's nothing this government will do that there won't be criticism, reason I love how Wike is going about it, he doesn't listen to you all.

No vex Chief

Bobloco:
Are you commenting on real issues, yourself?

True

gare:
The importance of the separation of powers and budgetary independence among the three arms of government: the Executive, the Judiciary, and the Legislative. The argument is that each branch should manage its own affairs within its allocated budget to maintain autonomy and prevent undue influence or dependency.

When the Executive branch, represented by individuals like Wike, takes on responsibilities typically managed by the Judiciary, it raises concerns about overreach and undermines the independence of the Judiciary. Such actions might set a precedent that could erode the principle of checks and balances.

If the Executive builds houses for the Judiciary, consistency would require similar support for the Legislative arm, which is not the norm.
This inconsistency could lead to perceptions of favoritism or misuse of executive power.

While the intention behind building houses for judges might be well-meaning, it's crucial to uphold the principles of separation of powers and budgetary independence to maintain the integrity and effective functioning of government institutions. Encouraging each branch to manage its own affairs within its budget can prevent potential overreach and ensure a balanced and fair governance system.