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iamoyindamola:Ur experience is obviously different from his. Na so naija be. I have read about different people's experience on the same matter, some got theirs early like u did while others got theirs in 3 months following same process. I guess it is the immigration people that are definitely messing up the system. |
Happy Birthday to the man behind the rejuvenation; our director of football : EDU GASPAR !
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Pix 1- League Table last season after 38 games. NB: Man city lost 5 games last season and finished with 89 points to win the league Pix 2- League Table after 37 games this season . Arsenal has lost 5 games and will most likely finish 89 points (which is 2 points better than last season’s) while city will most likely finish with 92 points if they should win West Ham. Any discerning mind can see that Arsenal posting city’s figures last season ordinarily should have won us the league under normal circumstances . . ….. Like , Arsenal did improve on their last season’s performance but so did city . When some of us talk about the Pep factor , it is not an excuse for failure as it is being deliberately misinterpreted ; rather it is just speaking to the fact that we are actually making progress albeit not at the same rate city is doing hence why we have been unable to unseat them as champions . Personally I think this team Arteta has assembled is a work in progress and we are almost there . I believe if for some reason the management believes Arteta needs to leave for the team to clinch major silverware , then the management should be getting us big name replacements with proven track records like Ancelotti , Zidane , etc and not another mid level manager that is coming in to start building all over again . Finally I think it is high time we all sheath our swords and let’s discuss about progress of the club from this current position we are in. I mean we can discuss some of the issues we see that is wrong with this present team and possible solutions instead of joining senseless rival fans to troll our own club because of differences in opinion about the manager’s future . For example one of the problems we have is how to break the spirit of teams who just come to play us with the intention of frustrating our play; some teams come to play low block which we find hard to break down, others come to set up counter attack to catch our defenders upfield . As of today we have already sorted our defensive issues as we have like the best defence in the league; a defence that rivals city’s and our GK is the golden glove winner . What do we do about attack especially against stubborn teams ? How do we improve on that ?
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Theflint1:The intending bridegrooms go just be like “ which kind wahala be this “? 😁 |
TemporaryHansel:U are conflating issues on this one. On the Supreme Court ruling on female child inheritance , once the Supreme Court has made such pronouncement, it is already the law. If today in the south east a female is denied her inheritance by her people, she can take the matter to court and the court will award the inheritance to her . If any of the family members thereafter goes against such judgement , then the court will hold them in contempt. They can be jailed for that . To the child marriage issue , if a case on it gets instituted and it gets to Supreme Court level…. If the Supreme Court rules against child marriage, then it will form a precedent and going forward such judgement will be a reference point to fight future cases. If I still remember my intro to General principles of law correctly , I think when it comes to customary laws/cultural issues there’s usually what they call repugnancy test . i . e the court will have to test if a customary or cultural practice is not repugnant to natural justice, equity and that such practice is not perceived to be inhuman and obnoxious . Child marriage is obviously obnoxious and inhuman when u consider it is one of the causes of serious medical conditions like VVF. |
izzou:That one sef dey 😁 But on a norms sha the judge will be expected to interpret the law and not pass his religious believe as judgement . |
Theflint1:It is not a cultural issue per se. The child rights act which protects the right of the girl child and actually does not support child marriage has been domesticated by 34 out of 36 states in this country . (It’s only Kano and Zamfara that are yet to codify the law in their respective states) Well I don’t know if Shari’a law supersedes the Child Rights act, but certainly this is not a cultural issue but one that bothers on the legality of the honorable’s actions. For all it is worth , I will like the ministry to take the matter up in court and let them test the matter in a law court . Let’s see how it goes |
Theflint1:He actually knows what he’s doing ; he milks every controversy he’s enmeshed in to push his craft . Only few people can do that in the industry . He’s a very smart ruffian . |
izzou:I don’t even take all of those kinikan kinikan days serious . Any day wey no be public holiday no concern me |
izzou:Abi. The news that would make much difference is if Dubai visa ban is lifted . There are people who have genuine business in Dubai and have not been able to go due to the visa ban wahala |
Portable may be a lot of things negative , but he’s also one of the most intelligent guys currently in the music business in Nigeria https://www.instagram.com/reel/C7BWQUjtKpM/?igsh=MTlycTVuZXdndXFvaQ== The weyrey even add the soundbite of the people wey arrest am inside song 😂 He was released yesterday on bail and today he already has a song about the incident out. Guy is milking every negative situation to make money . It will shock the lady car owner that na proceed of the music he go use pay the gbese 😂😂 |
GloriousGbola:Chai! This is one of the reasons why most people who agitate for disintegration of this country do so. Like we are so different in “culture “; the things that seem normal in the north appears abnormal to us here in the south and vice versa . I also had my own share of cultural shock during NYSC when I was walking in town with fellow coroners and I hung my hands across the female corper’s shoulder without much self awareness. I no know say as we Dey waka almost everybody was looking at us with a sneer on their faces at my “disgusting” public show of affection. It took me few minutes to figure the reason why everyone focused their attention on us cos that is actually not the first time they are seeing corpers. As I realize what the issue is, I quickly adjusted o cos they actually had sharia law in force , but it appears it doesn’t really apply to non-Muslims/ non-indigenes . From that day I just try to be on my best behavior once I’m not within our safe space ( Corpers lodge and the school compound ) |
Theflint1:If u read the woman's petition to the IGP, u will see where she mentioned the issue of Childs right act. How can a lawmaker be seen not only encouraging but sponsoring the marriage of underage girls in their dozens and then tagging it as constituency projects? I don't think the woman is in the wrong for raising the issue ; it is within the purview of her office. Except of course if we are saying she's only on the seat to protect the right of southern girl child and not northern girl child. This country sef! |
CrystalTiger:Well, it is her ministry's job to speak to these things but then I agree with u that the conspiracy of silence on the part of other high ranking government officials no make sense at all. The fact that she's a southern woman sef will make the speaker and his imams dare her to carry on with the yeye weddings. |
Olowunl01:Funny how everyone suddenly forget this is Nigeria where government behave like they are above the law over and over again. This is naija where government and its agencies don’t even obey express court orders. No be today government Dey take irresponsible decisions and heaven did not fall. When they eventually take those decisions we thought they won’t dare, it is still government’s supporters/apologists that will still explain it away |
larride:U are still not getting it. Let’s say FG decides to raise T-bills , government bonds and other finance instruments . Will it be specific to PFAs alone ? Will PFAs be under compulsion to invest in those instruments or it will be their prerogative to either invest in them or look at other investment vehicles ? The tone of that news article sounds as if the FG is gunning for pension funds whether the PFAs and PFCs like it or not. The fact that FG even put a figure on the amount they are looking at and they were specific about pension funds makes it look somehow . Well, let’s wait for more clarifications sha |
Itsrm:I have read the article and let’s say I want to give the DG benefit of doubt that she’s saying the truth and not some cooked up story by a political appointee to save the government’s face 5 months after the issue was raised . So what do we make of the news that says FG wants to DEDUCT and not sell investment products to PFA’s ? In the past I’ve had chance to actually study the PENCOM act 2004 and I know PFAs are allowed to invest in government bonds and all….. but this news article is saying something different from that.
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Itsrm:If it’s that simple, then why were retirees having issues assessing their savings as at October 2023 prompting the house committee to raise a motion on it ? |
larride:What u are saying is different from the news article reported . Except it is the author that is reporting a wrong news . The language of the news article is FG plans to DEDUCT….
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Itsrm:U are clearly not well informed about this matter for u to claim there’s been no uproar on this nonsense FG borrowings Bubari dem started . https://www.thecable.ng/reps-move-to-recover-n10trn-pension-fund-borrowed-by-fg/amp/ As at October 2023 the house of reps was still trying to recover over 10 trillion
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larride:I know how pension funds are invested by the custodian. I have a fair idea of how the pension system works . The idea of government taking out as much as 20 trillion out of the funds is not a welcome idea as far as I’m concerned . Let government source for their funding elsewhere . The fund deoant belong to them . The fund is not there for them to borrow There was a reason this contributory pension scheme was introduced by Obsanjo to ensure the minimum government interference |
CrystalTiger:I think organized private sector , pension funds custodian and senior lawyers actually need to sue the Federal government on this matter . Number one the pension funds do not belong to the federal government but to retirees whom the pension funds serves as their savings . The federal Government does not have any legal right to just dip hands into the funds simply because of any phantom plan of infrastructural development . Another issue is that Nigerian government does not have any capacity to return such funds if they are allowed to “borrow” it. I read the full article and I saw them talking about phantom ideas of utilizing part of the funds for housing projects which they intend to make available to the pensioners on mortgage . From where I stand I can see through the bullshiiit that like most housing projects if and when such houses are built; like most government housing projects the masses whose pensions were “borrowed “ to construct the project will never benefit from it. If government needs money for infrastructure development they should go to the international financial market where they have always sourced funds they waste and embezzle . Let them add to the gbese on the neck of the country . They should not put the funds of retirees at risk while going about their rubbish wastefulness . |
Olowunl01:You made a lot of sense here egbon. When people say engage a consultant, engage a surveyor, engage a lawyer, etc to help u do background check on any property before u buy them....They forget that those professionals can actually do the findings and still end up advising u wrongly either because they were incompetent or were also misled by the government agencies they consulted. In saner climes, professionals like that are expected to have professional indemnity insurance which will be cater for any liability arising of ur professional advice to client(Like ur client's house being demolished by govt after u advised him to purchase the property that it has clean title & approval). But here in naija, shey lawyer wey dey owe him landlord rent na him wan buy professional indemnity insurance ? ![]() Government has the most role to play honestly. They need to do something like come up with a law to prosecute civil servants in those agencies who help all those estate developers with dagbo dagbo approvals . This is because I’ve never seen any of those estate developers advertise properties without claiming they have approvals , yet when government wants to demolish they always claim those approvals are fake |
GloriousGbola:I dread all those people always advertising Kinikan kinikan estate lekki, after Chevron, close to Lagos Business School, etc. It's almost like everyone is now a realtor once they finish school and there's no white collar job available. Everyday like this u see different estates being advertised on WhatsApp status. I think most people who fall victim to buying those properties without proper approvals are people abroad who intend to buy houses here where they can always crash anytime they are in naija.The desire to own a property in Lekki Axis always and the fact that they don't want to send money to relatives here to do findings on their behalf always make them fall victim. |
iamoyindamola:Omo! All those Oba Akran area of Ikeja worse when rain falls. I don't even know what they can do to that Ikeja cos most of the places drainages would've been dug are now full with properties. |
Itsrm:Well, for a fact I don't know if provisions were made or not. I'm sure u also don't know, but u are willing to believe it was made ![]() I guess Wike himself needs to speak to the matter , this ur speculations of Fubara sitting on the supposed provision will not fly for now. |
GloriousGbola:Well, I expect Wike to come out with a logical explanation to why the payments are still outstanding, and more importantly state that provisions were made ahead of time for the payment from those particular financial years. Yes businesses may delay in paying contractors but they always plan towards repayment na. If the information online is correct, Fubara did not become Wike's Accountant General until 2020. Remember these are outstandings from 2016 and 2017 o |
Itsrm:I am not an expert on Rivers state matters, na why I wan learn from u. The flyer u shared the other day showed more than one project commissioned by Fubara na |
Itsrm:U this man ! ![]() So u actually believe that for roads completed in 2016 and 2017 the outstanding funds held for retention would not have been due for over 6 and 7years respectively? Okay let us agree they were not due as at then but provisions were made for them by the administration, where are the provisions now? If there are provisions will Fubara be complaining ? |
raumdeuter:I support the government to demolish those properties cos they constitute environmental hazard. I also think government agencies should be more proactive going forward; like they shouldn't wait for some of these properties to be put up before taking action. If possible, going forward they should actually prosecute anybody caught in the act sandfilling some of these canals. I think that will save a lot of unsuspecting innocent people from buying those land and properties years after. |
Itsrm:U mean it was within first one year Wike achieved everything he achieved? Wonderful! |
iamoyindamola:Me I no even stand with any of them cos na dem know where dem see each other(i.e Wike and Sim) But I think Wike actually needs to be demystified. An ex-governor should not be holding a sitting governor by the neck and threatening fire and brimstone after he enjoyed his own tenure without problem. He should let the guy work and after the end of the guy's tenure let the people be the judge of who was a better governor |
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