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^^Yorubas seldom marry outside their tribe,especially the Muslims but you knew that already

Wow!I can't believe what i'm reading   The die hard Igbo basher can't keep his girl in check (more shocks       )Simply goes to show things are not always what they seem.Virtual life is far removed from the real world.Anyways I feel for you sha,if she's not ready to mellow down my best advice would be to man-up & move on.You'd be surprised the number of girls from your faith that would be willing,ready & happy to settle with you.Pele o sogbo

Wow!LadyJide gat swag me likey

see how some people knees dey quiver over what should be considered a jocular thread.I've never seen so much fear since Goje apologised to boko haram.Some of you really need to take a chill pill in your own interest.Sheesh!

pro01:
Lol. She does have a big nose. Acres and acres of nose all over that young face.

A nose job should do the trick.But why is this Aboderin or whatever his name is so focused on her nose?There's more to this,but hey no one knows what the nose knows

tobiit:
COLD, you've got some problems in your head. What is your business with d GUY speaking good english or not. Why don't you just talked about the main matter(GE jonz) and stop insulting people[b]'[/b]s ENGLISH, useless modaf**cr. Note: bother not to reply me cuz if u do i'm not going to say anything more back at u sc*mbag.

Wow!I'm just seeing this.Ok sir but erm. . .erm i'm only doing my bit to improve mass literacy by 2015.I meant no harm sir

^^yep you got that right.I'm actually sipping on my Jack Daniels waiting to hit a late night club but my advise still stands.No offence

^^arrant nonsense!You sit in far away America & yarn dust.No surprises there,after all you brain is full of saw dust

S@mi:
is that all you can come up with ? please stop ranting and by the way who tell you say english na my papa language ? typical Nigerian !

Yes o!English no be your papa language but if you must address us in English,it's only right you do it correctly but if that's too hard for you then write in your 'papa's language'.No offence.

^^Within that 5 years you'd do well to improve your grammar.No be insult o,na advice

@ajirebi,have you run out of the stranger series,premechaz etc etc?

mbanusick:
Why is someone turning this into a tribal war,
       

Simply ignore them,There's no point really

pDude:
Finally someone is seeing the big picture

I don't see the picture.What's he trying to say?

ajirebi20:
Yoruba men, always ahead of the moafuker Ibos.
Good job my Yoruba man.
E no go better for all you Ibos.

Huh what has this got to do with anything?In any event you do realise the pillar holding D'Banj (Don Jazzy) is Igbo but I digress.@ topic,I think it was banned initially but the NBC quickly recanted following criticisms of their action

pDude:
Guy, shine your eye. Those Israeli guys are not here to[b] "stop the further loss of lives"[\b]. They are here to protect GEJ's behind.

I saw this coming

Before someone comes with a retort like 'it's a lie'.Read this then make your assessment

A growing number of police departments, including ones in Seattle; Boston; Los Angeles; Washington; Suffolk County, N.Y.; and Sterling Heights, Mich., a small city north of Detroit, are also turning for guidance to the place many police officials consider the pinnacle of terrorism training. They are sending groups of officers to Israel and bringing Israeli officers to the United States to train the police on the harrowing science of suicide bomber intelligence gathering and apprehension.

http://www.jinsa.org/events-programs/law-enforcement-exchange-program-leep/leep-news/suicide-bombings-bring-urgency-polic

I think it's a step in the right direction.Even American law enforcement agents still go to Israel for training because they are good at what they do.I'm all for anything to stop the further loss of lives

I sincerely hope GEJ can get his act together this time around & do what is right.I also hope we have heard the last of the bombings but this might just be a tall dream

While being a tough critic of the president I don't see the big deal with going barefoot in the state house like that is our most pressing problem at the moment.I wonder what we'd be saying if the president decides to go bare chested like Putin and Obama.Oh I forgot,those are Western leaders
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LzfHrBoNorc

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I could add this for emphasis

Nigeria successfully paid for a Chinese satellite lunched in Russia. Command centre based in UK as a result of poor electricity supply in Nigeria and the first photographs from the Satellite is a view of Auckland, New Zealand! Epic! Only in Nigeria can such LANDMARK success be celebrated! - Kayode Ogundamisi

Religion makes sane people do insane things,smh

Fickle:
whao. never come across you before. another hidden mouth watering hard hunk enjoy

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria?action=profile;u=206861

Aww thanx,I appreciate.You're far too kind  

So how do we identify this maman nur without photographs or sketches of what he looks like or supposed to look like?I thought putting up pics or sketches was standard procedure with the intelligentsia

Hmmm,interesting thread  

Sorae,did the chickens come home to roost for you?In one fell swoop,you were abducted,lost 2 orderlies,a wife & a daughter about to be an amputee.Time to reflect on self

pls keep updating

Beyond The Condemnation Of UN House Bomb Attack!‏ -Femi Falana

We join the government and people of Nigeria in condemning the bombing of the United Nations Building in Abuja last Friday. We also sympathize with the bereaved families of the deceased and others who were injured in the dastardly attack.

It is a national shame that some of the injured survivors have to be flown abroad for treatment since the National Hospital in Abuja is ill equipped to treat them . After 12 years in power the peoples democratic party led federal government should explain what has happened to all the funds allocated for the refurbishment of the National Hospital that it has no pint of blood in its bank.

However, beyond condemnations Nigerians should take the bomb blast as a challenge to protect themselves since President Goodluck Jonathan has confessed that he himself is not safe! Since Nigerians have become cheap targets in the hands of assassins,kidnappers,armed robbers and terrorists the National Assembly should as a matter of urgency comply with section 220 of the Constitution which states that "The Federation shall establish and maintain adequate facilities for carrying into effect any Act of the National Assembly providing for compulsory military training or military service for citizens of Nigeria".
-Femi Falana.

ndu_chucks:
Did these people obtain the necessary permit to assemble in such a large number? I don't believe you can blame law enforcement officers for enforcing the law. There is always trouble where 100s of members of armed and unarmed vigilante groups roam around the street without  necessary authorization. Why must GEJ cheapen the presidency by interfering in an ordinary law enforcement affair while ignoring more pressing security issues.

I can't believe i'm reading this in 2011   Just when I thought you've reached the height of your st upidity you go ahead and out do yourself again!Read young man read,that was why your parents spent all that money to send you to school.Olodo!

Nigeria: Inspector-General of Police v All Nigeria Peoples Party and Others (2007) AHRLR 179 (NgCA 2007)


Inspector-General of Police v All Nigeria Peoples Party and Others (2007) AHRLR 179 (NgCA 2007)

Inspector-General of Police v All Nigeria Peoples Party, National Conscience Party, Peoples Redemption Party, National Democratic Party, Democratic Alternative, All Progressives Grand Alliance, Peoples Salvation Party, Nigerian Peoples Congress, Movement for Democracy and Justice, Communist Party of Nigeria

Court of Appeal of Nigeria in the Abuja Judicial Division, appeal no CA/A/193/M/05, 11 December 2007
Judges: Mohammad, Adekeye, Aboki
Extracts.

Whether the requirement to obtain a police permit for holding a rally or procession violated the freedom of assembly

Interpretation (status of African Charter, 7, 37; relevance of foreign law, 15, 36; constitutional interpretation, 18, 19, 21; intention of the law maker, 20, 22; constitution to be interpreted as a whole, 29, 35; presumption that legislature does not intend to breach an international obligation, 37)
Expression (necessary for democracy, 12, 34)
Assembly (necessary for democracy, 12, 25, 34; permit not required, 16, 23, 25, 28, 31, 32, 35)
Limitations on rights (reasonably justifiable in a democratic society, 13, 23, 25, 27, 28, 33)
Constitutional supremacy (17, 35)



[3.] I have painstakingly considered the submission of the learned counsel to both parties in this appeal. I am intrigued by the brilliant and elucidating submission of the learned counsel and especially that of the learned counsel for the respondents Mr Femi Falana on the core aspect of this appeal which by all means is the interpretation of sections 39 and 40 of the 1999 Constitution touching on the fundamental rights of the citizens of this country to freedom of expression and right to peaceful assembly and association and the application and the effect of the Public Order Act Cap 382 Laws of the Federation of Nigeria 1990 on same. This court appreciates the level of research put into  hold the view that the Public Order Act does not only impose limitation on the right to assemble freely and associate with others, which right is guaranteed under section 40 of the 1999 constitution, it leaves unfettered the discretion on the whims of certain officials, including the police. The Public Order Act so far as it affects the right of citizens to assemble freely and associate with others, the sum of which is the right to hold rallies or processions or demonstration is an aberration to a democratic society, it is inconsistence with the provisions of the 1999 Constitution. The result is that it is void to the extent of its inconsistency with the provisions of the 1999 Constitution. In particular section 1(2),(3)(4)(5) and (6), 2, 3 and 4 are inconsistent with the fundamental rights provisions in the 1999 Constitution and to the extent of their inconsistency they are void - I hereby so declare.the preparation of his brief particularly the opinion of courts on contemporary issues from other parts of the world. It is the conclusion of the lower court in the ruling now being challenged in this appeal that:



I hold the view that the Public Order Act does not only impose limitation on the right to assemble freely and associate with others, which right is guaranteed under section 40 of the 1999 constitution, it leaves unfettered the discretion on the whims of certain officials, including the police. The Public Order Act so far as it affects the right of citizens to assemble freely and associate with others, the sum of which is the right to hold rallies or processions or demonstration is an aberration to a democratic society, it is inconsistence with the provisions of the 1999 Constitution. The result is that it is void to the extent of its inconsistency with the provisions of the 1999 Constitution. In particular section 1(2),(3)(4)(5) and (6), 2, 3 and 4 are inconsistent with the fundamental rights provisions in the 1999 Constitution and to the extent of their inconsistency they are void - I hereby so declare.

http://www.chr.up.ac.za/index.php/browse-by-subject/415-nigeria-inspector-general-of-police-v-all-nigeria-peoples-party-and-others-2007-ahrlr-179-ngca-2007.html

^^Please can you get some pics

^^Oh ok,Jos South.Your end is relatively safe,I thought it was somewhere in Jos North

^^please which area of Jos do you reside