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We need to know the judge who deliberated on this issue |
A court order preventing Senate from deliberating on this issue. Is this not Judiciary overreach? Why is the judiciary trying to tell the legislature what to do. Not to deliberate on The Akpabio Natasha sexual harassment. That Judge should be punished and suspended. The presiding judge, Obiora Egwuatu, gave the ruling on Tuesday on the back of an ex parte application filed by Akpoti-Uduaghan’s counsel. |
alezzy13:The office of the Senate president must be protected regardless of who is occupying it. |
redcliff:ALI NDUME (Borno): Suspended in 2017, one year suspension for Ndume but w as later reduced to six months. She is not the first to be suspended for six months.... Oh and the Senate has the power to do it. |
xpressionx:Is six months not enough for her to bring up evidence of the sexual harassment? |
MasterJayJay:Stop projecting your low libido on the senators |
6 months is enough for her to go and search for evidence of the sexual harassment. ALI NDUME (Borno): Suspended in 2017, one year suspension for Ndume but was later reduced to six months. Abdul Ningi (Bauchi): Suspended in 2024 for three months after making comments to the press suggesting budget was being padded. |
donself9:I'm sure they must have told her but her pride will not let her see |
Antoeni:Show proof or this is false allegation. |
alphaconde:Learn to know when power has shifted. And move accordingly. If not you will be a target. |
Ojuntana:I'm surprised you have never heard of Akwa ibom people doing what they know how to do best.. The reason you are against akpabio is because you are suffering from low libido and unable to approach women |
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FP material. Ask yourself is it really about you being scared of approaching women. And you hate that akpabio approached a woman |
Any one who kisses in the hallowed chamber is purveying sex. Former senator Florence said. The way you carry yourself will determine if you will be sexually harassed or not
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we live in a world where the lines between consent and harassment are getting blurrier by the day. the man in question, who Is the Senate president asked a fellow senator Natasha Akpoti out on a date. yes, you read that right - a date. not a proposal, not a marriage proposal. just a date. but oh no, Senator Akpabio is a monster. a creep. a harasser. and why? because the woman he asked out felt uncomfortable about it? please. Being asked out can be uncomfortable, especially if you're not interested. but that's not harassment. what's happening here is a classic case of projection. people are so scared of being rejected, so scared of being vulnerable, that they're taking their own insecurities out on Senator Akpabio our able Senate President. and let's be real, people are also scared of beautiful women. they're scared to approach them, scared to ask them out, scared to be rejected. so, they're taking it out on Akpabio instead. it's easier to blame him for being a "perpetrator" than to confront their own fears and anxieties. it's easier to say "Akpabio is a harasser" than to say "i'm scared to approach women". but let's be real, they are all scared of rejection. They are all scared of being vulnerable. and that's not even mentioning the fact that women are put on a pedestal in our society. they're expected to be perfect, to be beautiful, to be strong. and when they're not, we blame them for it. we blame them for being "too sensitive", for being "too emotional", for being "too demanding". but the truth is, women are human beings, just like us. they have their own anxieties, their own insecurities. and when we blame them for being "too much", we're not only perpetuating a culture of misogyny, we're also perpetuating a culture of fear. Just like a former Senator Florence giwa said, the way you carry yourself will determine if you will be approached for sex or not. When you kiss on the hallowed chambers how do you expect people to see or regard you? so, to all the people calling for Godswill Akpabio to step down from his office, let me ask you: what's your problem with the Senate president Godswill Akpabio? is it really about him being a harasser, or is it about you being scared to approach women? 🤷♀️
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Lalasticlala |
Go to the farm, bring your products and sell. Don't sit at the market giving people rules to follow. The market is not your father's house, the market is for everyone. In some markets you can't sell unless you are a member of a union. What sort of rubbish is this? |
These unions are a threat to the south.. They should not bring their practices from other places to the south. They want to control our markets. Nothing else. We need a farmers market in every city. Cutting off middlemen will go a long way in reducing price of foodstuffs |
When I was young, a market was a place where you took your farm produce to go and sell. People went to the farm, worked hard, and brought their goods to the market, where buyers and sellers interacted freely. It was a straightforward system based on supply and demand, and prices were determined by the quality and availability of the produce. But these days, I've noticed that you can no longer go to the market to sell your goods freely, all because of unions. These unions are often composed of individuals who, rather than toiling in the farms, choose to sit and regulate the market, imposing their own rules and making prices skyrocket. They create barriers for honest farmers who simply want to sell their produce at a fair price. There’s a particularly touching story that underscores this issue. A lady, let’s call her Grace, worked tirelessly on her farm to produce garri. With a heart full of hope and hands full of her hard-earned produce, she went to the market to sell her garri at a reasonable price, hoping to earn enough to support her family. But instead of welcoming her, the union saw her as a threat. The women who controlled the market, driven by their own interests, decided she was undercutting their artificially high prices. They beat her up, humiliated her, and stripped her naked in public. This act of aggression was not just embarrassing for Grace; it was a stark reminder of the power these unions wield and their willingness to maintain their stranglehold on the market. Seeing this, I can't help but ask myself: Why don't these people want her to sell at a lower price? What happened to the free market where everyone had a chance to earn a living through hard work? The answer seems to lie in the monopolistic control these unions have established. They view any attempt to sell at lower prices as a direct threat to their profits, regardless of the impact on consumers or honest producers. it might be essential to restrict or even prevent unions with excessive pricing control from participating in the market. By doing so, we can create a more balanced and competitive environment where honest producers can thrive, and consumers can enjoy fair prices. No one group should hold the market hostage, and everyone deserves a fair chance to earn a living through their hard work. In essence, to maintain a healthy and competitive market, we must consider limiting the influence of unions that push for unreasonable pricing. This will ensure that the market remains open, fair, and beneficial for all participants, allowing consumers to access goods and services at reasonable prices while providing opportunities for all producers to succeed.
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Omoh na who sew Russian flags for this guys. I also need a Russian flag. My Isis flag don tear finish. |
fineboynl:Just have it in mind that she has invited 4 other boys, so if you see the boys there just know you were the last person she invited. Hold money. Buy her drinks. Leave after sometime to give her space with her friends so that she can go to club with the the other guy she invited |
Romantic or unromantic |
Yes |
SultanOfAbia:Bro this sounds like my kind of topic. Guy where did you get your own madness from? Let's have more of this. |
Easyluv2live:The government can not force you to use electric bikes don't use it. |
Kingsempires:bros it's not only Matthew 13:55 there are other stories of Joseph having a child |
Adaisback:This is what I was trying to ask you, what happened to the anambra rice and tomatoes? Anambra itself is a barren land, without Peter obi you can't farm? |
Great project. Any water boreholes in the should be celebrated. Water is hard to find in that area of kogi state even though they have wells. |
Adaisback:What you are saying is bullshit. It's only in anambra that you'll see an unused land. When I say an unused land I mean a land where there is nothing planted on it, not guava, pawpaw or mango or cassava anything. This kind of land is called a cursed land. Considering that 90% of rainfall goes directly into farmlands or is absorbed by the land itself. You people should be ashamed of yourself. Waiting for Peter obi to do a farming revolution for you. What you did was name dropping Peter obi on this thread. Stop with the lies and let truth flourish |
By illicit:Joseph is her husband and he gast to blast too. |
haslaw:You are doing this copy and paste all over nairaland. I wonder who paid you to do this? Think with your head man. Go outside your house and see who is protesting, whether it's your people (your family) or the people you are trying to blame. You can't keep blaming people who don't want anything to do with your protest |