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Attorney1Lawz:I have just browsed through the Nigerian Evidence Act 2001, It has about 230!! sections and it seems to be focus strictly on court administration ........i am not a lawyer oooo but sir with due respect can you draw my attention to the relevant section that has to do with the Biometric data being discussed. im trying to see the angle you are coming from. S5 of the NIMC Act no 23 of 2007 defines the role of the National Identity Management Commissions and please permit me to copy and paste as follows "5. Functions of the Commission The Commission shall- (a) create, manage, maintain and operate the National Identity Database estab- lished under section 14 of this Act including the harmonisation and integration of existing identification databases in Government agencies and integrating them into the National Identity Database; (b) carry out the registration of citizens of Nigeria into the National Identity Database; (c) carry out the registration of non-citizens of Nigeria who are lawfully resident in Nigeria; (d) issue a General Multi-purpose Identity Card to any person registered pursuant to paragraphs (b) and (c) of this section; (e) collate information obtained by the Commission in pursuance of its functions under this Act and reproducing such information as may be required, from time to time; (f) assign a unique National Identification Number to any person registered pursuant to paragraphs (b) and (c) of this section and the National Identification Number shall be incorporated into or made compatible with other existing identity related databases or registers in respect of which information or data relating to the registered person has been registered, documented or stored; (g) ensure the preservation, protection, sanctity and security (including cyber- security) of any information or data collected, obtained, maintained or stored in respect of the National Identity Database; (h) establish and maintain secured communication links with any existing relevant identity related database or agency; (i) maintain secured communication links with end-users in any public or private organisation, agency or body including card acceptance devices, Government service centres; (j ) collaborate with relevant bodies and agencies in the setting of standards and technical specifications for telecommunications links between organisations and for the devices utilised for such communications established or maintained pursuant to paragraphs (j) and (k) of this section; (k) respond to verification enquiries regarding the identification of individuals; (l) perform such other duties which, in the opinion of the Commission, are necessary or expedient for the discharge of its functions under this Act; (m) enter into any form of agreement with any private or public sector based agency or organisation for the development or establishment of the Identity Management Solution or for the realisation of any of its functions; (n) research and monitor developments in the identity management sector; (o) carry out the registration of births and deaths in Nigeria; and (p) collaborate with relevant bodies and agencies in the setting of standards and technical specifications for ICT links between organisations and for the devices utilised for such communications established or maintained pursuant to paragraphs (i) and (j) of this section." I am trying to relate this to the legality of taking Biometric data by APC....please educate and enlighten me PS: A Fed high court has asked the SSS to open the Data centre and release the detainees....but the items seized were not mentioned |
django1:Thank you sir, You took the words out of my mouth...I saw the Attorney1lawz post yesterday but i held back in order not to derail the post but his post of today seems to point to the fact that taking Biometrics is illegal. I am also not aware of it is so we need to be enlightened. Attorney1law over to you. Please share the relevant portion of the constitution with us. Maybe the SSS acted on that Banks , service providers (GSM coys), States, embassies , MDAs are all taking the biometrics In my opinion that is the age of technology to provide next level security. Computers are now using finger prints to access data etc etc It will be counter productive to be illegal How can you eradicate mutiple registrations easily without biometrics? |
mrborntodoit:Hahahahaha it makes you happy to think so.......even the TAN and PDP people don't know you........if you made cash you will not come here to announce. No worries Poverty will leave you one day just vote for the right candidates.....ok? Your dreams of making cash will come through some day By the way are the facebook servers down again? If you must come to nairaland stay in the romance section or health ! ![]() Apoda |
mrborntodoit:Prikie, I did not say you must vote for Buhari....but I only advised that he can help you be something in life judging from your present predicament. Buhari is Socialist and he can take care of the mentally challenged.....You will be in a better place where you can drool and be happy under govt care. There is a difference between force and advice! Consult that primary school they will help you. There you go again ranting on about religion and politics in a civilised society when you know nothing about being civilised or stand for any values[color=#000099][/color]. Raiding oposition party's office is civilised abi? without investigation and intelligence? Again you display your dysfunctional and warped mentality that visa is the ticked to exposure .....no its hidden in books! In this place you want to HELP me get visa to they carry AK47 on the streets like us.....anyway like your dad....AMERICA will know! ![]() What is the problem are the facebook servers down? |
OLADD:To answer your question ...many schools!...... But did you read the APC statement where in they mentioned that no one showed them a court warrant and indeed surfaced after the search. I do not believe the SSS at all as they are now purely political . Recall they accused a politician of offering them money in the last Osun elections....offering bribe as I know is an offence. Why did they not arrest him if it was true. The same SSS set up a politician who tried to collect bribe money from Otedola. They slaughtered innocent squatters in Abuja the other day and lied that they were Boko haram, they claimed they were shot at! The SSS has expanded its work scope to include all other govt agencies and this is making them look very bad bottom line i don't believe them and there is a moral and political side to it. The court warrant may have come after the fact or they should publish it. What you say about APC being discreet about their office is a matter of choice. The data collation centre is not meant to be a public place, one of the requirements of data collation is being in a secure environment.....not open to unauthorised access. It is not Illegal for APC to be discreet about its data centre. If there is a provision of the electoral law or constitution against it let me know I will read it up and revert. Would you arrest a man because he is wearing dark glasses on the streets and looks suspicious ?? or a man who moves at 3am should be automatically regarded as a thief ?The SSS is one of the last powerful and professional institutions we have left and it used to be the pride of our nation but they have been taken out by our politicians same with the army. If the police carried out this raid I would say ok because police has lost any capability of intelligence gathering and professionalism. They are the official tout and thug arm of PDP pas displayed at the national assembly last week SSS should work with intelligence and I wait and watch as they have the burden of proof to show the nation that the Voters cards were being cloned. |
mrborntodoit:LOL....you mean you even attempted to discuss the topic?...hahahahahahaaaa you should be into comedy. If you are older than I pray the Nigerian Army to bring you in and post you to Borno to take you out of your misery. If you are older than I am and you are still thinking and posting this level of nonintellectual remarks...then you are better in LASUTH mortuary as a specimen! Yes I agree you are rich in folly and emptiness. Vote for Buhari, he will take care of the mentally challenged so you can have late hope rather than you ravaging the internet and streets seeing rape and mad men all over ![]() please go log on to face book |
OLADD:Sir, I followed many of the electoral cases in the last election and I want you to go and consult a lawyer.....membership register in the law has nothing to do with electoral results and actual voting. The State (in this case the FGN as the lawful tier of government) has the responsibility to ensure voters are registered and registered once. They are required to deploy the needed technology or process to make this happen and ensure one man gets to vote once. In 1993 ,when we did not have the current day technological capabilities, the government adopted option A4 to curb multiple registration and voting took place simultaneously nationwide and it was by physical counting of people. Based on the foregoing if a party boasts of 300m members out of which 100m are doubles ....the INEC should ensure that the biodata captured screens out the 100m from going near the polling booths. Even if a party has 300m registered members there is a very slim possibility that all 300m will go and vote on election day. My point is that membership of parties only stops at the threshold of bragging and campaigns. Hence membership list of a party has nothing to do with the outcome of votes / elections. Afterall ACN delivered Jonathan's presidency in the SW state except osun in 2011. Unfortunately Ribadu was used at that time. I think party registration is strictly an internal affair and all the SSS has said is consistent with party membership registration. I disagree with your so called Ghost voters because I am one of them and i know about 100 other people in my pressure group who voted at the last elections and we suddenly could not find our names on the register and our cards consequently. Strangely we were all Buhari supporters. I am suspecting that some of us may have been deliberately disenfranchised but it is still a suspicion. However I am really worried that SSS has developed interest in APC membership list. We will see the drama unfold and see where it will take us. I used to respect the SSS as an agency that stood out but unfortunately politicians have killed them. There is something called intelligence gathering and infiltration.......why have they put these in the back burner and now use brute force?....in the past SSS was faceless but effective even as NSO....now they have seen the benefit in politics and joined the band wagon. This democracy as we have it offers no hope but a bleak future. |
mrborntodoit:Is this your attempt at one sentence of Intellectualism?..........Now I know there is no hope for this country......where a young supposedly literate mind cannot make coherent and intellectual submissions......I can't blame the guys who made internet cheap such that shallow minds can rant here. But what happened to the debate societies and all those value adding activities......taken over by DSTV and music Read your post and point to any specific and reasonable point you have made? Can registering members of a political party be illegal and in your words unstable which is a direct reference to your roots....gosh making sense is sooo difficult for you ...please consult a primary school near you today for help and counselling. Half knowledge now kills I've not seen any reasonable substance in your post what i see is confirmation that your IQ is probably just high enough to maintain body functions ..dazall Go back to facebook where you can deliver! |
mrborntodoit:Prikie, I have said to you before to stop parading your family history here! Only you......... busstop, Rape , mad men, weed, mad pikin.....clearly poverty and illness has ravaged what is left of your mind. We are discussing the legality of the DSS raid and I dare you to make one intellectual sentence....just one sir. If you can, I will go and join PDP! |
mrborntodoit:Prikie, you just confirmed you are an e retardees and confirms the kindergarten supporter I mentioned. Obviously you are product of a dysfunctional home and you have no family values...I wish you grew up with proper orientation and basic level of intelligence , guess I would have been able to drive my point home. There is a difference in "what is the problem of sss and FGN with multiple registration in APC when there are priority issues" and " the guy did no wrong in multiple registration"......of course I know the saline water that powers your coconut has gone flat hence u cannot understand the difference....nemo dat quod non habet..... , there must be a primary school in your area....talk to one of the pupils they will clarify and then you can get a better understanding ...ok? Ordinarily if the government were alive to its responsibilities it should have made a law to support children with psychological disorders and down syndrome. People like you should be in a special home for down syndrome and have a right to be well taken care of and protected from a intellectual discourse on Nairaland. You should not be allowed to run loose like this otherwise you will end up dancing naked for kids in your area one day...... Seun I think it is unfair to allow the mentally handicapped, junkies, low lifers and NFAs to debate and discuss in the main politics section they should have a special section created for them so that they can rant and exhibit their prognosis on the key board as we have seen in this guys post. They have a right to express their illness when the effects overwhelm them. Finally mr Borntodo it I feel the pain your family has gone through but please keep it to yourself and don't share your family dysfunction on Nairaland. Send me a PM I will help you get an internet modem and pay the subscription so that u don't have to make your family suffer again. Your post reeks of frustration poverty and lack morally , financially and intellectually...i seriously feel your pain, I have a foundation for victims like you and I can help A ko igba ......nkan osu to domo! |
mrborntodoit:Mr e-slowpoke what is unlawful about the irems listed.......If an individual registers 50 times with APC how is that the problem of SSS and FGN when Boko haram is raiding the entire north east and the whole of Ketu area where SSS office is based in Lagos has been taken over cultists and gangs. Indeed when you have a kindergarten presidency you end up with kindergarten subordinates and supporters. |
I don't have any problem with his diction and accent ....people don't have to speak impeccable English to communicate effectively. However its the shallowness of mind and lack of coherent thoughts that is the problem. Of course the unintelligent and irresponsible will continue to dominate our political landscape because the process can rarely accommodate Upright, intelligent, resourceful and productive people..... Voting is tailored to be inconvenient and a do or die affair , elites will find it very difficult to vote during the upcoming elections. Why can't we just walk in register and similarly vote to encourage all to vote? I assure you all only the political class who will walk straight to the voting tables and people who have been paid to vote will have the strength to vote. This will give room for manipulation and godfatherism. A big shame indeed that such an intellectual state will end up with a Governor and political class that stand for anything but intellectualism and order. Our current democracy is headed for the rocks, unfortunately there is really no end in sight. |
InglishTeechar:Thanks but when you look at Malaysia, Singapore, Ghana, Cyprus, Gabon, Coted voire are these countries seen by the world so poorly? I am not looking at the now but future! |
Unfortunately Konga's services have dwindled fast within the last few months they are as bad as Jumia now! What ever you do....don't pay until you see your goods. They used to be very efficient but somewhere along the line, they lost the plot badly. Kara is still smaller and more efficient. |
Dubai authorities should please kill them and send the corpses back home to their folks |
Clonus: What's wrong with that?I mentioned in my brief post sir that i dont see the above as sustainable legacies especially the keke and okada. I also see more to Nigeria than the these! |
I am very unhappy that the world sees us like this. They are better things in Nigeria. These modes of transportation are not only shameful but not sustainable for the 21st century. |
Happy independence Anniversary to all Nigerians and friends of Nigeria. This is the time for us to think of worthy and sustainable legacies for our children. We should make them think ...Hard work pays not the winner takes it all. We should instill real rich cultural values in the future generations......they must know that there is dignity in labour and that money is not everything In the words of Fashola, Okada and danfo are not sustainable legacies and I leave you in this short piece with the embarrassing montage used by Google to celebrate our independence.....among all the good things in Nigeria is this how the world sees us?... A call for change that starts with me and you!
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johnxz: HACK ATM AND BECOME RICH TODAY!!!!OP , you have succeeded in waking up a two year old post and also successfully proven that the Amnesty programme was a bad Idea not well managed. You have proven that a man with a criminal mind remains a criminal, you have proven that some youthful Nigerians are on the path of destruction irrevocably and will contribute nothing to the future of Nigeria. I support Capital punishment for crimes like stealing, robbery, fraud and not to talk of Militancy and killings. Ordinarily you should have been 6 feet below causing problems to your hosts in hell rather than to those of us in Nigeria. Moderators , Please take action . |
DrDauda: Yoruba people; very useless n wicked tribe since 1966Really?? Some People have just lost it......I feel so sad that the Military did not distribute enough free condoms to keep unwanted children out of our lives today. |
babyosisi: [size=28pt]A Liberian brings Ebola to Nigeria,a Yoruba man brings Ebola to Eastern Nigeria[/size]Strange how we tribalise and politicize serious issues!Many Parents failed in their responsibility to teach children how to think openly and objectively |
anonimi: Again you show plenty of CONFUSION in your post, which I will try to address a few salient ones.I insist you cannot call BRF a failure except you lack knowledge and information. However there are lots of room for his administration to do more. Thank you sir |
anonimi: You have really tried in your attempt at justifying Fashola's FAILURE.Sir, Pls also compare the Revenue, land mass, population and topography of the states. I maintain that the LASG should do more but its quite unreasonable, wrong , biased or totally uninformed to call Fashola a failure. the areas of improvement as mentioned by the other poster includes The lighting of the ketu to ojota axis 4th mainland bridge speedy completion of projects - Mile 2 badagry, light rail, ikorodu to ketu etc etc value for money on projects the stealing is too much. |
victor08: How on earth will you buy shoes online without seeing and even testing it. Nigeria's and their dumb behaviour. That is why you get scammed.Sorry to dissapoint you, I have been buying my shoes from Laurens online for the past 2 years, good quality, prompt delivery and returning the shoues that did not fit was as easy as possible. The fact that Jumia is a scamming site does not make all online stores in Nigeria scammers. |
Jumia is the worst online store in Nigeria today.I have been with Jumia since 2012 and as at today I will not advice anyone to shop with them for the following reasons; 1. They have now become experts in selling substandard products 2. Dont ever imagine that the things you purchase on their website will be delivered as is...its likely to look and seem better than what they deliver to you e.g if you see a Polystar TV X111 they will take your order and deliver a cheaper model X011 for the same price. 3. Most time what you purchase will not be in stock they will market you to buy a higher version 4. Delivery is always sure to be delayed , that is a given! 5. if you even pay them before delivery be sure there will most likely be a story to follow and refund takes forever 6 Once they deliver and you sign and pay , you can never ever return the goods , you will get blamed for anything that occurs thereafter. 7. their customer service is equivalent to NITEl's. They dont understand customers 8. Your best bet ...avoid them! Mark my words Jumia will go the way of Virgin Nigeria, HITV and Starcomms very soon . Corporate arrogance and lack of customer focus. |
gymer: Thank you for your civil response. I I know Lagos pre 1999. I voted Fashola in 2007. Due to his performance in 2007, myself and family voted him in 2011. But since he started his second term, he has not live up to my expectations. I live in the mainland. Kosofe LGA. I am telling you that a city like Lagos should not have problem with the provision of portable water in any of its part. But in today's Lagos, that is a big task. There are no good roads in Lagos. Don't forget that Lagos is not just Island, VI, Ikoyi and Lekki. Even the so called VI and Ikoyi, they don't have good drainage system. When it rains, the whole place will turn to a lagoon. Am saying we have a lot to be done in Lagos. I do not belong to any political party though I voted for AD and ACN in the previous election. I want Fashola whom I voted for in the last election to tackle the problem of infrastructural deficit in Lagos instead of dinning with ex PDP thieves.I agree with you that in terms of roads in Kosofe, yes LASG should do more but within Kosofe let me draw your attention to the following roads that the Fashola administration has fixed and repaired....I confirm I use these roads. .Remember how that Agiliti (Opposite Mile 12 market) used to be . A huge refuse dump inhabited by criminals ...see what it is today .remember how it took almost an hour to pass through the mile 12 market those days with traders selling on the medians and road check out how it is today .remember all the side roads around Ketu bus stop were unmotor-able and now motor-able all the way to oladogba street, eleha and even the resurfacing of CMD avenue. remember the resurfacing of Oluwakemi street and most of the adjoining streets. That is the major road that turns off at alapere the ketu busstop has been transformed Ogudu road and Ogudu ori oke road are there for all to see Ketu toll gate road and many adjoining streets On the issue of security , this is the work of the FGn and unfortunately Lagos state can only do so much. Can you believe that Ketu station has just 1 (yes ONE) patrol vehicle? and guess what , that is the vehicle given to them by LASG. Water flows on the Ojota side of Ketu all the way to Magodo... the problem with the other side is the dense population and the extreme difficulties on running the water lines without major damage to property....again, these pipes are being hit by our people just for them to fetch water. My personal opinion is that portable water is one of our nice to haves in lagos. Almost every house has a borehole. Water is important but when we solve the issues of roads, power , security them we can tackle the wahala of pipebone water. With the foregoing , fashola may be called upon to do more but cannot be said to be a failure. Which ever way you look at it APC is well ahead of PDP in terms of real development I only pray things get better but its important for us all to register and vote for the right candidates in 2015. |
ratiken: Fashola remains a political non-entity and does not deserve any attention from Aso Rock............and you imagine registered voter in Lagos or registered riggers as the case may be will watch lagos being handed over to a party of killers? Naw |
gymer: Fashola is also a failure in Lagos state na. No portable water, bad roads all over the places, poor drainage system, armed robbers and touts on the increase, etc. why can't he faces the business of governing Lagos instead of always looking for platform to attack the FG? Despite the huge burden of multiple taxes we are facing in Lagos, we don't feel any government presence, yet the man in the helm of affair is running his mouth everywhere. Attacking the FG is not what I voted him for.Errr Sir, I disagree with you and know you have the right to your own opinion.....right or wrong. Just a few points; 1. You did not know Lagos Pre1999 2. Are you sure you reside in Lagos or neighbouring states? tell me your area and I will list out the lasg projects there Security is the work of FG not the state but despite the inability of the FGN to provide security LASg has taken bold steps with the Security trust fund. Google is your bro 3.He is simply stating the facts and which one of these do you disagree with. |
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?? or a man who moves at 3am should be automatically regarded as a thief
