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abduljabbar4:Day don break, the sun is no more rising from the east. We are poised to return those insults, ko? |
KANUISALIVE:Kai, see wisdom. Aristotle in that building.... |
KANUISALIVE:Read my post again,,please. |
KANUISALIVE:I am not complaining. I am only stating a fact. |
Whether you vote or not, you are contributing either way to a government, for better or for worse. It is your choice. |
freemanbubble:The gbossah..... ya head dey there. God bless. |
naijapips02:Good, use it well. It will become handy after February 16..... to vacuum your diarrhea when the results start coming in. |
naijapips02:I hope you have thrown away the brooms in your house. |
You have been noticed. Next level please. |
Sponsors of this charade should give the resources to charity. |
bedspread:I would have been worried if you were to vote. Prodigal son, its a weekend, there will be many diners..... plenty dishes, cutlery and napkins or are you picking tomatoes? |
deomelo:I agree, cutting the nose to spite the face.... makes them look beautiful. |
bedspread:Abeg, carry your rag commit for road. |
Sirjamo:No, it is madams elubo and talcum powder. |
oyebanji44:Ffk has been sniffing elubo again. Please tell his wife to hide her talcum powder and the children's " dusting powder". |
mekaboy:Surely not a businessman that has a proclivity of diverting the cow's teat to his lips. |
I note Dele's treatise but prefer to dwell on the last part of as " Eze goes to school" That scandal sheet called "Ovation" is a celebration of those that brought us to where we are today. Celebrating "elite delinquency" by showcasing their lifestyles is an insult to our sensibilities. So much for "celebrity journalism". Why would I waste my time reading a seminar paper in that direction? |
Sam0:Anytime I put whatever component of our GDP against our population, I wonder how we can make it. Consider crude oil USD 60, production sharing agreement with oil companies at 60/40, cash call at 60/40, you have USD 36 per barrel. Where will that take us? |
mekaboy:We are saying the same thing. The governing word here is "virus" . I also talked about the doctor becoming the patient. Yes, corruption does not scare investors because many of them exploit it. Disregard for the rule of law and "purchasing " judgment are sides of the same coin.Both are wrong. We are in dire straits, I tell you |
anjigirl:Nigerians are really at the crossroads. This I'd not unconnected with recent experience from revelations of grand theft. They are faced with tough choices, the APC / doctor who has somehow become the patient and the carrier of the virus/ PDP. It appears the trend is to follow those who claim to correct the ills and fear those who want to come back to resume work. My fear , on a personal note is that this virus will develop strains that will endure that no Buhari type trashes their efforts when they resume work. I would have wanted a situation where PDP wins this election and revenge / investigate APC too. By the time we have three or four changes in government, everybody will sit up. May the best man win. |
wirinet:These guys are too pedestrian to see what you are seeing. Just let them have their say. |
kernel001:see my post again. please. |
kernel001:see my pot again. please. |
kernel001:You have not answered my question. |
kernel001:Go and check the international price of corn/ maize, soya beans, beef etc and tell me what you think. |
[quote author=BigND post=75122060]You people are playing with fire � It is most unfortunate that you allow partisan sympathies to becloud your sense of reasoning. Very sad. This action may have consequences no one can predict now. History shows that all the great conflicts and conflagrations which consumed countries and societies started with little incidents like this. The Nigerian Civil War in which millions perished started “like play, like play” as they say on the streets. What Buhari has done is a coup in that he has suspended the Constitution and usurped the powers of the two other arms of Government thus desecrating and violating the principle of separation of powers. He has usurped the powers of the Judiciary in removing a CJN (NJC) and the powers of the Legislature (2/3rds majority vote). The Constitution was framed in such a way that no one arm can interfere in the other arm without at least one of the other arms being involved for balance and to avoid treachery. That is why to remove the President, the other two arms are involved; to remove the CJN, the other two arms are involved. Currently, there are several suits pending at the Federal High Court against Buhari over failure to include any proof of any qualification in his Nomination Form sent to INEC. Note: the issue is that he did not include any proof at all: no proof that he attended Primary school, secondary school, Military academies, Military courses, etc.; Nothing at all. So the argument is not about whether what he has is equivalent to school Certificate or not as people have been arguing all over the place because there is NOTHING to consider at all. My real point however is: BY THIS PRECEDENT OF REMOVING CJN THROUGH EXPARTE ORDER, SHOULD ANY OF THESE COURTS HEARING BUHARI CERTIFICATE CASES ALSO SUSPEND HIM FROM OFFICE AND SWEAR IN THE VICE-PRESIDENT BY EXPARTE ORDER PENDING WHEN HIS CERTIFICATE CASE WILL BE CONCLUDED?? We are clapping for a big Monster rearing it’s ugly head because of politics. When this one succeeds, Senate President and House Speaker will also be removed through Exparte Order, Governors will be removed through Exparte Order and then we would have descended into full blown dictatorship; It will be too late and Nigeria will burn. WHEN THE RAIN FALLS; IT WILL NOT FALL ON ONE MAN’S HOUSETOP People should not try to be clever by half. The CJN has admitted that rules have been broken whether by design , default or forgetfulness. Who broke the rules? His Lordship, the CJN. If the matter goes to the NJC, he will sit over his own case. Will it be fair? The best option is to resign since guilt has been established and accepted. No dice. I cannot recall a similar thing happen in this country. The coup and consequences did not start from a Chief Justice suspended, not removed despite being defended by 140 SAN. The suspended CJN was in office and all those certificate issues went through the courts. What was the verdict? Talking of "little incidences", You call 140 SAN defending a CJ that has admitted default little? Itvis a big thing and what makes you think that they are not stakeholders of the " judicial exchange" or "stock exchange" where the CJ is the president. A forensic audit may trace tgese funds to the SANs and this explains their rush to defend him. It is even idiotic for SAN to join139 to defend a case where only two or three lawyers will address the judge. Let us put things in clear perspectives. |
[quote author=BigND post=75122060]You people are playing with fire � It is most unfortunate that you allow partisan sympathies to becloud your sense of reasoning. Very sad. This action may have consequences no one can predict now. History shows that all the great conflicts and conflagrations which consumed countries and societies started with little incidents like this. The Nigerian Civil War in which millions perished started “like play, like play” as they say on the streets. What Buhari has done is a coup in that he has suspended the Constitution and usurped the powers of the two other arms of Government thus desecrating and violating the principle of separation of powers. He has usurped the powers of the Judiciary in removing a CJN (NJC) and the powers of the Legislature (2/3rds majority vote). The Constitution was framed in such a way that no one arm can interfere in the other arm without at least one of the other arms being involved for balance and to avoid treachery. That is why to remove the President, the other two arms are involved; to remove the CJN, the other two arms are involved. Currently, there are several suits pending at the Federal High Court against Buhari over failure to include any proof of any qualification in his Nomination Form sent to INEC. Note: the issue is that he did not include any proof at all: no proof that he attended Primary school, secondary school, Military academies, Military courses, etc.; Nothing at all. So the argument is not about whether what he has is equivalent to school Certificate or not as people have been arguing all over the place because there is NOTHING to consider at all. My real point however is: BY THIS PRECEDENT OF REMOVING CJN THROUGH EXPARTE ORDER, SHOULD ANY OF THESE COURTS HEARING BUHARI CERTIFICATE CASES ALSO SUSPEND HIM FROM OFFICE AND SWEAR IN THE VICE-PRESIDENT BY EXPARTE ORDER PENDING WHEN HIS CERTIFICATE CASE WILL BE CONCLUDED?? We are clapping for a big Monster rearing it’s ugly head because of politics. When this one succeeds, Senate President and House Speaker will also be removed through Exparte Order, Governors will be removed through Exparte Order and then we would have descended into full blown dictatorship; It will be too late and Nigeria will burn. WHEN THE RAIN FALLS; IT WILL NOT FALL ON ONE MAN’S HOUSETOP People should not try to be clever by half. The CJN has admitted that rules have been broken whether by design , default or forgetfulness. Who broke the rules? His Lordship, the CJN. If the matter goes to the NJC, he will sit over his own case. Will it be fair? The best option is to resign since guilt has been established. No dice. I cannot recall a similar thing happen in this country. |
pheonixdld2:The basic truth is that PDP is looking for a time out which is just not available. They are at their wits end... 1) the fall out of the primaries ... Atiku overspent way beyond projections. so no floating funds. Even wells dry up at a stage. 2) defeated contestants are waiting for funds from Atiku which is just not coming. Atiku may have "zipped" his purse as the impending defeat is clear. 3) even if the funds come. they will cover their losses and what remains will not have the desired "trickle down " effect to buy votes. Kwankwaso is asking for about one billion or more 4) defeated contestants ,still "stunned", are are taking too long to shake off or are bearing grudges and are battling to keep their local "turfs" from a rampaging APC and other fringe parties that are taking the toga of " independent candidates. 5) Kwankwaso Makarfi, Lamido and Wike, Tambuwal & co cannot gather steam again, neither can Saraki. 6) Buhari has taken the wind out of their sails by this suspension to deny them the chance to avccuse him.of condoning alleged corruption . To make matters worse Onogen has accepted tgat he "forgot" to make declarations, wirh more revelations coming. This goalpost cannot be shifted. It appears PDP is just going through the motions but this election might be a loss. my opinion. |
planetx:Look at this eunuch. The only spunk you have is hate. If you had the balls you would be in the creeks doing the militancy. |
modath:Maybe PDP should follow the trend and "forget" the elections. |
Is there any way we could amend the constitution? This is the only way we can get this tsetse fly off our Scrotum. |
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That you're scared to fight for your rights or you don't have power to hold your govt accountable yet you vote for them. Nigerians deep in their heart are suffering and instead to align with IPOB to take the wicked rulers down the choose to align with the same set of crooks who are the cause of their plight SMH

