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Politics › Re: Abba Kyari: Atiku Is Cameroonian In 'Flesh & Blood'. COS To Election Tribunal by Clevite(m): 11:35am On Jul 31, 2019

seunayantokun:
Abba Kyari can't reason properly.

So after the plebiscite the status of the Jada people didn't change? Even after the plebiscite had made them Nigerians by birth?
They should not use other things to defeat the man, not the citizenship matter.

The status of Jadda people indeed changed by becoming Nigerian citizens after the plebiscite but not Nigerian citizens by birth. This is however limited to as many of them that had been born by parents of Jadda origin before the plebiscite. This is the category Atiku falls into.

Those of them that were born after the plebiscite are and remain full Nigerian citizens by birth. According to Nigeria Constitution of 1999, Atiku does not fall in this category. In summary, according to 1999 Nigeria Constitution, Atiku is a Nigerian citizen but not by birth.

Politics › Re: Presidential Tribunal: Atiku, PDP Close Case After Calling 62 Witnesses by Clevite(m): 10:28pm On Jul 19, 2019

GoodGovernance:
He is right.

You do not need a witness to win a badly presented case.The essence of witness is just to fortify your defense,if inevitable.

The petitioner has to prove his case beyond any reasonable doubt.

The Petitioner doesn't have to prove his case beyond reasonable doubt. This is a civil, not a criminal, case. All the Petitioner needs is to prove his case by preponderance of evidence.
I agree with you anyway that a Respondent needs not necessarily call a witness in a badly presented case.

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Sports › Re: Governor Udom's Reaction To Troost Ekong's Goal Against South Africa by Clevite(m): 4:23pm On Jul 11, 2019

Abasey:
I don't wanna quote anybody. But seriously, some people just need to drop their ego and think straight at so many times.
Simple 'made by the son for the family', many have started ranting 'tribalism', later they go say na Buhari cause am.
Na only him score goal for the match? Mtcheew...

Many are quick to hear but sluggish to absorb!

Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs South Africa: AFCON Quarter Final (2 - 1) Full Time by Clevite(m): 9:57pm On Jul 10, 2019

Raydos:
It's now ill over now, nigeria blow away their chances

Another astonishing goal

Nigeria 1 - 2 south african

What a comeback

God will always shame enemies of Nigeria like you tongue

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Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs South Africa: AFCON Quarter Final (2 - 1) Full Time by Clevite(m): 8:39pm On Jul 10, 2019

We just have to be careful of these refrees!

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Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs South Africa: AFCON Quarter Final (2 - 1) Full Time by Clevite(m): 8:29pm On Jul 10, 2019

Please we need one more goal before 45mns

Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs South Africa: AFCON Quarter Final (2 - 1) Full Time by Clevite(m): 8:28pm On Jul 10, 2019

Gooooooaaaal

Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs South Africa: AFCON Quarter Final (2 - 1) Full Time by Clevite(m): 8:02pm On Jul 10, 2019

To make an easy win for us today, the best for Super Eagles is to put at least a goal in Bafana's net within the first 10 mns. Any thing other than that makes them more and more bold.

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Christianity Etc › Re: COZA & Man Urinating On Bible: The PUNCH Removes Editor Over Offensive Cartoon by Clevite(m): 6:28am On Jul 10, 2019

Xisnin:
I have never read a story where worshippers defend an Imam against a criminal act.
I can bet you that the reason these editors were sacked is that there are some fanatics
among the management, nothing to do with Nigeria being a religious country because
media houses get away with everything in Nigeria.

You have never read a story where worshippers defend an Imam against a criminal act.

But you must have read or seen where worshippers defend 'the Prophet' against a critical analysis to the point of killing others. Right?!

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Celebrities › Re: Afcon 2019: History Is Not On Bafana Bafana's Side Ahead Of Nigeria Clash by Clevite(m): 6:39pm On Jul 09, 2019

joseph1832:
History wasn't on the side of Madagascar but hey, look what they did to Nigeria. If there's one thing I've discovered is that history is sometimes wrong, especially when it has to do with football.

Please, tell me that particular history that was not on Madagascar's side.
As far as African football is concerned, Madagascar has nothing we can yet refer to as their past. They are just beginning to write their own history.
Have they played Nigeria or any nation before that we can refer to, except in this tournament?

Celebrities › Re: Afcon 2019: History Is Not On Bafana Bafana's Side Ahead Of Nigeria Clash by Clevite(m): 5:36pm On Jul 09, 2019

tommyken:
Please what's the meaning of mbok.

A native of Chibok! grin

Celebrities › Re: Afcon 2019: History Is Not On Bafana Bafana's Side Ahead Of Nigeria Clash by Clevite(m): 5:34pm On Jul 09, 2019

alexvatt:
Will u people stop that nonsense. Is history on our side when we won Cameroon? You people better forget about history, and play well or else we are out. Is history on Madagascar side when they won us?

As for Cameron; yes, history was on our side. But for Madagascar, there wasn't any history to refer to about them. They are just beginning to write history.

Politics › Re: Senator Elisha Abbo Arraigned For Assault by Clevite(m): 2:04pm On Jul 08, 2019*

IneedSugarMumy1:

Why them carry he case go zuba??

Where the judges can be easily compromised, zuba is almost out of Abuja

Ok let's say all the courts inside city centre are busy

What of gwarimpa, kubwa, garki

Why far zuba

Ndi oshiii

Choice of court depends on the court under which jurisdiction the shop at which the offence was committed is located.
May be the shop falls within the jurisdiction of Zuba Magistrate court.

Politics › Re: Police Detain Senator Abbo Over Alleged Assault by Clevite(m): 10:16pm On Jul 04, 2019

IMASTEX:
Ah ah. Lady don't tell me you believe this crazing lying Nigeria Police. There was an earlier thread showing where the rascal ~~senator~~ & the IGP sat on a lighter mood. Pressing phones! It is just to distract the people. They should stop fooling themselves. Every sane Nigerian knows nothing will happen. It is just a banana republic. That yeye police that you're referring to will be promoted. And all will live happily ever after.

In the time past, many flied the country for economic reasons. But the rules have changed. People who got money are fling the country due to safety. Everyone is now at risk.

It is on another thread where Police Spokesperson has debunked the story that the Senator and the IG met today. The meeting was said to be in Kaduna, inside Governor El-Rufai's office during a Security Summit in April earlier this year.

And if you look at that environment very well, it shows there is a portrait located behind the Senator and the IG, showing Governor El-Rufai's picture.

Politics › Re: Police Reacts To Trending Picture Of Sen. Abbo & IGP by Clevite(m): 9:56pm On Jul 04, 2019

Bellotelli:
Sen. Abbo did not commit a criminal offence. This is rather a civil one. And nothing stops the IG from talking with people in the country. Moreover, the man hadn't committed an offence as at then.

With due respect, you are not correct. It is absolutely a criminal offence. Nothing civil there at all. A person physically manhandling another person is an offence. In Criminal Law, it is called assault and battery. Where such physical act results in injury or harm, it is categorised as Assault Occasioning Grievous Bodily Harm. Infact, the offender can even be charged for Attempted Murder, depending upon the degree of injury.

And for your information, he had committed the offence as at the time, according to his own side of the story. He said the incident occurred sometime in March.

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Politics › Re: Police Reacts To Trending Picture Of Sen. Abbo & IGP by Clevite(m): 9:35pm On Jul 04, 2019

MetaPhysical:
What is the mischief in reporting that IGP meets with a criminal citizen? The mischief is in the IGP action. The credibility of his office is on the line when he allows a criminal access into his immediate environment. This is possible because there is no consequence. If he knew he could be fired for such act he would keep distance from the criminal Abbo.

I doubt if you ever read the post before you jumped into making this comment. Perhaps, it is in your bid to be first to comment or make the first page. If none of these is the case, then this comment of yours casts a serious doubt on your reasoning capability or comprehensive capacity.

The press release says the meeting between the IG took place in April long before the man's nefarious act became a public knowledge. The video was released on July 2. The online medium that released the video reported that the incident took place on May 11. The man himself claims that it happened in March. From both claims, it is obvious that the Police IG and members of the public(including you) had got no knowledge of the Senator's criminal act as at the time he and the IG met. And it was even a contact that took place in another person's office during a public event.

How the idea came to you that the IG was meeting with a "criminal citizen" he hadn't known had ever committed any infraction of the law as at the time they met is baffling to a reasonable mind. You even went ahead to state that the IG "allows a criminal access into his immediate environment" when the report says that the contact took place inside Kaduna State Governor's office! Which immediate environment?!

This is a serious gaffe on your part. When you want to criticize, please learn to do reasonably and constructively based upon informed ground. Anything other than that, you will always end up goofing and off-point as you have done here.

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Politics › Re: Who And Where Is The Person That Was slapped by Senator Abbo Elisha by Clevite(m): 3:08pm On Jul 04, 2019

Why don't you wait for her till she surfaces in court, if the mater eventually gets there? Her staying away from public glare should not be an issue for anyone and it shouldn't be a matter to insinuate any suspicion about.

Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs Guinea: AFCON 2019 (1 - 0) Full Time by Clevite(m): 5:54pm On Jun 26, 2019

Omega30:
Yobo Na Yaba left dey worry am

Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs Guinea: AFCON 2019 (1 - 0) Full Time by Clevite(m): 5:35pm On Jun 26, 2019

Come see Joseph Yobo here o, boasting that Omeruo was able to score that kind of Goal because the guy had played along side with him. Yobo is taking pride in Kenneth Omeruo's performance o.

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Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs Guinea: AFCON 2019 (1 - 0) Full Time by Clevite(m): 5:01pm On Jun 26, 2019

And Omeruo hits the net!!!!!

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Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs Guinea: AFCON 2019 (1 - 0) Full Time by Clevite(m): 5:01pm On Jun 26, 2019

And the Omeruo hits the net!!!!!

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Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs Burundi: Player Rating by Clevite(m): 10:39pm On Jun 22, 2019

GistFullGround:
Meanwhile,

GUINEA 2 - MADAGASCAR 2

Game is still on...

Politics › Re: Supreme Court Hearing Of Osun Governorship Election: Live Updates by Clevite(m): 3:20pm On Jun 17, 2019*

tuniski:
This citation actually confirms 60days upon appeal.

The entry line read thus ; ' An APPEAL.......... Hope you get it.

NO, my friend, no where from this clear provision is any thing "60 days upon appeal" is stated. Be calm and read again, the Constitution states "An appeal ... shall be heard and disposed of within 60 days FROM THE DATE OF THE DELIVERY OF JUDGEMENT OF ...THE COURT OF APPEAL."

In other words, 60 days start counting from the date Court of Appeal delivers it's Judgment. NO WHERE from this Constitutional provision is it stated that 60 days start counting from the date a party files his appeal but from the date the judgement to be appealed is delivered.

I think what you are misconstruing is the difference between the time appeal lies and when the appeal is filed. Electoral Act mandates a party willing to appeal to file the appeal within 21 days from the date the court delivers its judgment.

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Politics › Re: Supreme Court Hearing Of Osun Governorship Election: Live Updates by Clevite(m): 3:08pm On Jun 17, 2019

tuniski:
Please expand your horizon. Days don't count pending an Appeal but Effective upon Appeal. It is straightforward that is why there is status Bar!

Are you still arguing against this clear provision of the Constitution, my dear Brother?! Which one is more straightforward in this matter now; the Constitution or your own unfounded opinion?

You don't argue with an explicitly stated provision of the law or Constitution. You can only do this when you have a statutory provision stating anything to the contrary. And I have asked you to provide me with one. Please back up your assertion with law.

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Politics › Re: Supreme Court Hearing Of Osun Governorship Election: Live Updates by Clevite(m): 2:30pm On Jun 17, 2019

tuniski:
Please update yourself, it is from the date appeal is filed. The appeal time lag is usually specified from days to weeks.

tuniski, it is obvious you're the one that needs to get yourself updated here. To make it easy for you, I refer you to the Constitution by which the Supreme Court is guided.

Please go and read Section 285(7) of 1999 Constitution(as amended). It states thus:

"An appeal from the decision of an election tribunal or Court of Appeal in an election matter shall be heard and disposed of within 60 days FROM THE DATE OF THE DELIVERY OF JUDGEMENT OF THE TRIBUNAL OR COURT OF APPEAL." ( emphasis mine)

Kindly give me any statutory provision contrary to this. I'm waiting.

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Politics › Re: Osun Governorship Tussle: July 5, 2019 Is The Judgement Day. by Clevite(m): 12:22pm On Jun 17, 2019

OP, this kind of analysis was spread around by people like you the day the Court of Appeal hearing was done. All kind of insinuations stating that APC lawyers were disgraced, that Oyetola had a bad day, PDP lawyers had a good day and so on. But at the end of the day,
the same Appeal Court gave a resounding judgment of in the ratio of 4 to 1 against the same PDP and Adeleke.

I hope you will not come back here on July 5th shouting miscarriage of justice, if the Supreme Court judgment do not go the way of your insinuations.

Why don't you fold your arms and wait till the Court decides either way on July 5th instead of these infantile presumtions you're making?

Politics › Re: Supreme Court Hearing Of Osun Governorship Election: Live Updates by Clevite(m): 11:49am On Jun 17, 2019

tuniski:
60days from the day appeal was filed which was 24th of May.

The 60 days don't count from the date appeal was filed but from the date Court of Appeal judgment was delivered.

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Politics › Re: Supreme Court Hearing Of Osun Governorship Election: Live Updates by Clevite(m): 11:40am On Jun 17, 2019

tuniski:
They have up until 24th of July to deliver judgment. They have 60days not 30days.

Supreme Court has till on or before July 8 deadline to deliver judgement. They have 60 days from the day of Appeal Court judgment to deliver their own judgment. Court of Appeal gave their judgment on May 9, 2019. So, July 5 date is still within time.

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Politics › Re: Gboyega Oyetola Wins At Appeal Court by Clevite(m): 1:54pm On May 09, 2019

Instead of the elecctoral fraud pepertrated by this criminals power, the appeal court based its judgement on composition of the tribunal. What a shame.[/quote]There were 12 issues decided upon in the judgement, the issue of composition of the Tribunal was just one of them. Out of the 12 issues , 10 were resolved in favour of APC/Oyetola by 4 of the 5 members of the Appeal Panel.

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Politics › Re: Gboyega Oyetola Wins At Appeal Court by Clevite(m): 1:17pm On May 09, 2019

Jman06:
It's a pity that our judiciary is now a tool in the hands of APC to deny the people their rights to choose their preferred leader through the ballots.

Nonsense

When the Tribunal majority gave it to APC, the judiciary was a tool in the hands of PDP, abi?

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Politics › Re: Gboyega Oyetola Wins At Appeal Court by Clevite(m): 1:10pm On May 09, 2019

Hedonini:
I wasn't expecting a different outcome knowing how hopelessly corrupt, compromised, and incompetent most justices of the Appeal Court judge are - led by that stupid woman that parades herself as Appeal Court President.

That's the same thing that would happen in the presidential election tribunal. The stupid woman and her compromised panel of judges would rule in favour of Buhari and the APC, but the Supreme Court would deliver the ultimate shocker.

Let's go to the Supreme Court and get Adeleke's mandate first, and then Atiku's later. That's a certainty.

Is the Supreme Court no longer in APC and Buhari's pocket as your likes do say? Is it no longer the reason why Onnoghen was removed and Muhammed Tanko was 'put' there or don't you believe it ?

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Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs Angola: Africa U-17 Cup Of Nations - 1 - 0 (Full Time) by Clevite(m): 1:37pm On Apr 17, 2019

Asides our boys being wasteful, the Angolan defence have been rock-solid in this match. They have deflated many of our scoring moves.

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