₦airaland Forum

helinues:


Abure is bigger than LP, same way Wike is bigger than Pdp

That's 3daful

mecuries:
A "lap" dance while standing?

GistMedia0:
A deeply emotional and chilling scene played out during a burial ceremony as a grieving mother made a heartbreaking yet unusual plea to her deceased son. In a viral video that has since stirred conversations online, the mother can be seen placing a knife and a broom inside her son's coffin, issuing a tearful instruction for him to avenge his death from beyond the grave.

Surrounded by mourners and sympathizers, the woman—visibly shattered by the loss—stood over the lifeless body of her son, who laid quietly in his casket. With each word, pain echoed in her voice as she called on his spirit to rise and deal with whoever might be responsible for his untimely passing.

According to the report, the mother strongly believes that her son did not die a natural death and suspects foul play. Her symbolic act—placing the knife and broom—has deep traditional roots in certain African cultures, where such items are believed to aid the spirit in carrying out posthumous justice.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gw4xoED9WPg

RaySimran:
My $11K nose job helped me leave my husband




Source: https://nypost.com/2025/04/02/lifestyle/i-felt-reborn-after-my-major-11k-nose-job-i-even-left-my-husband-a-month-later/

Racoon:
#TheCableIndex[/i]

obembet:
Check to see if your governor made the list or if you’re being governed by an incompetent person.

Akpakomiza2:
The non compliance was not substantial

fergie001:
Well, if heads don't roll for this, then there is no hope with Kekere-Ekun as CJN.

I can't fault or support the judgement because we haven't seen the facts, but snippets show that all three judges agreed there was substantial non-compliance by INEC, where they differed was in the computation.
We will see how it goes after tomorrow.

ricson11:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uEivZ2bbMe4?si=Ua_q_DVbodEYsM3B

What I see INEC doing is aiding and guiding petitioners on how to perfect their illicit acts," Senator Natasha said regarding the ongoing recall process” — Senator Natasha

fergie001:
Don't feel bad.... We have been through this before nah

I was laughing when I saw your Twitter post

fergie001:
I just wonder...
I am so appalled.

Kekere-Ekun isn't impressing me a bit... I am been honest, it's like Ariwoola is still on board.



Forget it, that's the judgement....

I will wait for what the CJN will do... This happened in Igbeke v Okadigbo, that a Supreme Court Judgement leaked.

Vexed by that, on the day of the judgement the appellant who lost the case, presented the judgement right in front of the Justices before their own judgement. There was serious investigation and 6 workers of the FJSC (5 in the Supreme Court & 1 in the Appeal Court) were suspected, investigated, had their phones subjected to forensic examination, arrested, named and sacked.

Aloma Mukhtar was CJN, she fired many Judges for the rubbish these ones condone.

ogugwa1992:
https://elanzanews.ng/jubilation-in-edo-apc-as-leaked-tribunal-judgement-shows-2-1-majority-in-favour-of-gov-monday-okpebholo/

Glimpsetv:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBSnb0JARgs?si=iNi3Ehlm-N55FLSz



https://saharareporters.com/2025/03/20/breaking-oyo-govt-withdraws-criminal-charges-against-oonis-ex-wife-naomi-oriyomi-hamzat

Racoon:
@PeterObi

https://x.com/PeterObi/status/1902721529235800497?t=Y0x9PX21QjZ0rCIf2Xrg7A&s=19[/quote]This one reach to sue the two NASS Chambers to court for procedural misconduct.

But nobody will do that.

Not even Obi.

Not even SERAP.

NOT EVEN ANYBODY.!!

Factcheck0001:
He's stylishly saying Nigeria is a zoo now n when it's time for election this same guy will want the world to explode when we reject him.

Nigeria is always a zoo till it's few months to election then it will suddenly become the best country in d world

Agbegbaorogboye:
It's rather a jungle

Where the rule of might reigns over the rule of law

fergie001:
https://x.com/DrSRJ_/status/1902104984751354341?t=GRjE0xqzDi4Cby6Wxo5vbQ&s=19[/quote]And Tinubu will do just that.!!
Adeleke,, get ready..!!

fergie001:
Yes, any Governor can.
I also understand the PDP Govs Forum is preparing to approach the SC on that.

fergie001:
In this matter, the Supreme Court side-stepped it.
What I mean is that, the suit was struck out because one of the preliminary objections was sustained.

In a suit at the Apex Court, once a preliminary objection is upheld, the case is automatically struck out without delving into the merits or otherwise of the suit.

In this case, the preliminary objection that was upheld was that the 1st plaintiff did not authorise the suit. The matter was between Plateau State Government & Anor v. Attorney-General of the Federation & Ors..

The Supreme Court held that the head of the Plateau Govt at the time was Maj-Gen Chris Alli (rtd) and only him could authorise the filing of the suit.

What does this mean for Fubara?
He cannot do anything.

The Supreme Court only assumes original jurisdiction on disputes between State v State and State v FG or vice versa. Fubara is no more Head or the State Govt and hence cannot approach the Supreme Court head on.

What he can do is approach the Federal High Court but he will only irk those who want his head especially with our current justice system. Moreover, the case could linger past the six months and hence, lying low will be best for now.

However, I dare say the only constitutional means of removing a Governor is via impeachment.