₦airaland Forum

ChoCho54:
And you of all people is asking if a Christian can be in Hisbah, an Islamic body schooled in Islamic jurisprudence to administer same? With what credentials will a Christian be in Hisbah?

You prolly wanted to throw in your two pence in the raging religious war here

12Monkeys:
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Lol didn't read

RUGA Craving Yaribanza

12Monkeys:
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[s]Blue3k, I sparred with you here during the height of the RUGA controversial policy which you openly canvassed and supported .

You yaribanza is calling me an idiot and complaining of land use act while supporting the forced relocation and exploitation of lands in the Niger Delta. Hope you are aware that this same land use act enables the FG to be sole owner of all natural resources found in any land.

This is my problem with you yaribanza snakes. Your hypocrisy stinks.

Very soon I know you will begin to curse Obasanjo for rolling out the law. But at the same time you will welcome Buhari taking over all lands towards getting up your RUGA wet dreams.


Yaribanza! [/s]

Blue3k:
Individuals should own land and all minerals associated with it. It's should be kept in trust by the state. Any issues of development can be solved with eminent domain laws.

12Monkeys:
I will avoid replying your insults .

Let me ask you a simple question : who decides who gets the land and how it is distributed?

If it is the community or a family it is still subject to an authority.

A state issued land comes with the benefit of a valid titled deed that is tenured for 99yrs and subject to the conditions stated for its use.

The question to ask is why are governors not offering leases to their citizens?

One cardinal aspect of Yaradua's seven point agenda was to ease the process of granting land ownership to small farmers in order to have them use the titled land to approach a financial institution as collateral for loans to invest in their farming venture.

The problem is not the land use act as it sanitizes the entire process and makes the state as the sole referee in land transactions.

It is the governors who have abused the act and rather than empower their own people through land ownership, they are benefiting from selling vast lands to corporate entities for their selfish gains.

What has to be done is to devolve some of this vast powers from the governors through proper land management use that will be rolled out after proper and wide consultation. So that a case like Aregberascal selling prime rain forest to Chinese miners and loggers will be avoided.

Xisnin:
You seem to negate your earlier point.
If you want the land use Act repealed for economic reasons then you cannot fault
Obasanjo's reason.

Dangote refinery was moved from Ondo to Lagos due to the indigenes' unrealistic demands
despite the state government supposedly owning the lands.

The 2nd Niger bridge will never be completed nor the Enugu Airport takeoff in the absence of
the land use act given the number of Sharks that would demand outrageous compensation from
contractors.

In almost all cases, Nigerians understand that public good should trump private concerns so I see no reason why land should be any different.
Land in Nigeria can be used as collateral as long as the necessary procedure is followed.The land use act should be slightly amended not repealed.

Section 22 of the LUA prohibits any person to whom the Governor has granted a statutory right of occupancy from assigning, mortgaging, transferring, subleasing or howsoever adversely dealing with the land against the terms of grant, without having first had and obtained the consent of the Governor.

The LUA leads to transaction bottlenecks, is cumbersome, tiresome and creates  “negative wealth” as all land without C of O cannot be brought into any formal transaction.

These concerns can be addressed by passing a bill to give the Federal and State Government the power to acquire land under the Right of Eminent Domain, i.e. the superior dominion of the sovereign over individual property rights.

12Monkeys:
Blue3k is a Yaribanza Muslim who opposes the land use act because it confers sole ownership to respective states with the governors acting as custodians .

This law has made it near impossible for buhari to snatch lands from each state for his satanic Fulani relocation colony aka Ruga.

Yoruba Muslims are seriously an accursed race.

“The president has also approved the construction of two new seaports. One in Bonny, Rivers state, the other in Warri, Delta State. At the Lekki deep seaport, construction work is ongoing,” he added.

Since 2014, soldiers and the police have battled to prevent Boko Haram from attacking the Benishek Bridge which is the only bridge on the 135km-long road linking Maiduguri and Damaturu. Benishek is the headquarters of Kaga local government area of Borno state.

The military and residents feared that should the Maiduguri-Damaturu Road fall under the control of Boko Haram, the insurgents would have effectively won the war because the Borno State capital would have been practically cut off from all access by land.

Afamed:
Keep quiet and stop being clever by half.

Afamed:
Is the state house of assembly superior to the judgement giving by the supreme Court ?

A confused mofo you are

Afamed:
Your ignorance is number on the list

Larryndelaw:
Governor does not have power to dissolve council chairman because they were elected by the people. But the governors are doing the wrong

Afamed:
Keep quiet, una dey accuse PMB that he doesn't respect the judiciary. The same judiciary has long ruled that Makinde does not have power to sack the LG chairmen and the chairmen should be reinstated over 2 months now, but Makinde refused to adhere to the supreme Court judgement

ChoCho54:
Blue3k, Except you are the Op trying to drive traffic to his own thread, this question is the dumbest statement on Nl so far

chloride6:
Hope you keep the same energy when the other way round?

SilasNwude:
so far this LG autonomy is not in law yet
Makinde will oust them las las

unitysheart:
Better. Governor's are usually mad when it comes to Local Government. How can you remove elected officials like say na your commissioners dem be.

Chief Akin Oke, informing them that the Commissioner of Police, Shina Olukolu, has been ordered to lead them to their respective council secretariats

By Adeola Badru

The sacked local government chairmen in Oyo State, on Monday, defied Governor Seyi Makinde and resumed to their respective local government secretariats amid tight security.

Controversy trailed the administration of local governments in the state, following the immediate sack of the chairmen elected under former Governor Abiola Ajimobi, barely twenty-four hours after Governor Makinde’s swearing-in on May 29, 2019.

In his bid to reconstitute the local government administration, Governor Makinde had in December 2019 appointed caretaker chairmen for LGAs and LCDAs to fill the void despite the various cases instituted by both parties.

Reports from Ibarapa NorthEast LCDA, Lanlate, have it that Mr. Lanre Olaosegba resumed at the council secretariat with his councilors.

Also, Barr. Daud Suleiman Abayomi of Ogbomoso Central LCDA also resumed with his councilors.

Abayomi, who was beaming with smiles while a Muslim prayer was ongoing, said the gate to the secretariat and his office were padlocked but they were broken.

He added that policemen were at the entrance and that nobody prevented them from gaining entrance into the council secretariat.

The Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami (SAN), had last week wrote a letter to the state governor to allow “elected council chairmen” to perform their constitutional role.

Few days later, letters were dispatched from the office of the Inspector-General of Police, Mohammed Adamu, to the ALGON Chairman in the state, Prince Ayodeji Abass-Aleshinloye, and the chairman of All Progressives Congress(APC) in Oyo State, Chief Akin Oke, informing them that the Commissioner of Police, Shina Olukolu, has been ordered to lead them to their respective council secretariats.

madridguy:
She's sick upstairs. Someone that stabbed her husband while sleeping and this mofo is calling it self defense.

NGpatriot:
8. Why are we asking the SC to release election results when in fact INEC as the custodian of the results refused to tender the results?

9. Why are we asking the SC to release election results when in fact Ihedioha and his lawyers refused to release and show the SC the results and documents than put him in office to prove that he actually won and INCE rightfully removed votes from other candidates?

10. By refusing (INEC and Ihedioha) to release records needed to prosecute their case before the SC, what were they hiding?

NORSYK:
The so called 388 polling units results were fake and were badly done, even the number of votes the allocated to themselves were higher than the number of registered voters, and in some polling units only Uzodinma had 100% votes with other over 70 candidates having one single vote

NwaAmaikpe:




I'm grateful to God for humbling Ihedioha.

NGpatriot:
There was nothing wrong with the election when the former governor was rigged into office, there wasn't any call for a runoff even though the 2/3 issue was raised on top of the other illegalities like unlawful taking away of votes by INEC in favor of the former governor, now that the ruth is out in the open and the Supreme Cout's verdict, they want rerun, they want runoff.

Talk about medicine after death.

Supreme Court's decision is final.

Justice prevailed.

NGpatriot:
INEC and Ihedioha's lawyers should have done that when asked to do so, but they refused to produce their own facts and relevant documents.

Ask INEC and the former governor.

The judge did not provide the details of the new votes scored by each of the candidates after the addition of the results from the 388 polling units.

Simplyleo:
Should this be in the media?

“The way forward for these recurring questions of federalism, including that of regional or state policing is to travel downwards to revisit the constitutional foundations while looking upwards with unwavering faith in our divinely ordained destiny as one strong, united nation, with a strong federal government and strong federating units; a nation in which government as an entity is close enough to serve the people and strong enough to protect them.

CotenantNIG:
or better still Lagos should be de-congested