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 Politics / Re: Acn Condemns Persistent Campaign Of Calumny Against Apc. by ConcernMan: 10:22pm On Jun 30, 2013 |
Prof Corruption: You must be drunk. You are telling me to go to INEC and search for a record of unregistered party abi? In other words I should go to University of Abuja and search for the record of a man who finished from University of Ibadan abi? |
| Politics / Re: Acn Condemns Persistent Campaign Of Calumny Against Apc. by ConcernMan: 10:21pm On Jun 30, 2013 |
This Liar Mohammed is programmed by default to tell lies for the rest of his life. I wonder what he will be telling is children 3 Likes |
| Politics / Re: Crimes Committed By The Executed Convicts In Edo State. by ConcernMan: 12:03pm On Jun 28, 2013 |
I am still waiting on the day the Aluu 4 wicked killer will get this justice. |
| Politics / Re: Lagos-Ibadan Expressway Reconstruction To Cost N160.7bn by ConcernMan: 9:46am On Jun 27, 2013 |
miteolu: If I was given the opportunity, I would have hit the "like" button a thousand times |
| Politics / Re: Lagos-Ibadan Expressway Reconstruction To Cost N160.7bn by ConcernMan: 9:42am On Jun 27, 2013 |
I do hope that with this great tremendous gesture, the South West will for once appreciate this man (GEJ) who truly has their interest at heart and stopping listening to Liar Mohammed, whose sole aim in life is to demonize the President without letting us know how he would have done it better |
| Politics / Re: Jonathan Bars Ministers, Others From Partying Abroad by ConcernMan: 1:40pm On Jun 22, 2013 |
This is the way some typical Nigerians think 8 Likes
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| Politics / Re: Igbos Ready To Dump PDP For APC —OKOROCHA by ConcernMan: 12:00pm On Jun 21, 2013 |
jusRadical: If I could still recall, governor Okorocha was involved in an auto accident sometime ago. Then, he had a bandage around his head. This big issue now is that I don't know if the head injury was well treated. This arises from the truth that if the above statement creditted to him is true, then then there is an urgent need to rush him to the nearest doctor that treats 'wrong heads' or 'wrong heads doctor'. Don't kill me with laughter bro  |
| Politics / Re: Igbos Ready To Dump PDP For APC —OKOROCHA by ConcernMan: 11:58am On Jun 21, 2013 |
hillsate: Guys, one of the serious problems affecting Ndigbo is that they are never united, and that is why it will be difficult for an Igbo person to be president. They do not even accept their own. Just imagine how they are attacking their leader. How many northerners do you see attacking their own or even the westerners? PDP South West has unanimously adopted GEJ for second term come 2015. I hope all Yorubas will unite to show this unflinching support. United people indeed. 1 Like |
| Sports / Re: Nigeria Vs Tahiti - Confederations Cup: (6 - 1) On 17th June 2013 by ConcernMan: 10:06pm On Jun 17, 2013 |
Tahiti these guys are really Iti as their name denote |
| Business / Re: Banker Sleeps On Keyboard, Accidentally Transfers Millions by ConcernMan: 9:57pm On Jun 11, 2013 |
buzor: I said it, banking job is same everywhere. I ll never be a banker....... We are both on the same page. I hate banking job with the strongest passion. I wonder how much one will pay me before I can accept such modern day slavery job |
| Politics / Re: Fashola Signs Cremation Bill In To Law by ConcernMan: 12:16pm On Jun 11, 2013 |
I only oppose cremation on one ground, it forecloses any possibility of forensic discovery as to cause of death in the future. Thus, If a persons death is not natural(eg where he may has been poisoned) and there is subsequent cremation, the evidence may have been burnt for life. I have forgotten the name of this popular case in America which happened in 90s where a wife poisoned (lead poison) his husband to death. Police went and arrested the co-workers of the man(the man worked in a plant where lead exposure was high) for negligent(exposing the deceased to lead)unknown to everybody that the wife actually poisoned him(in order to inherent his estate) knowing fully well that the possibility of police looking her way was slim. 20 years later, there was medical development to that direction. When police opened the closed file they saw some evidence which pointed accusing fingers on the woman. The corpse was exhumed and another autopsy conducted. It was discovered that the deceased got more dosage of lead even when in the hospital( the wife had been with him throughout his stay in hospital) than while he was at his work place. The wife was arrested and she confessed. 2 Likes |
| Politics / Re: PDP To ACN: The Barking Of 20 Dogs Can Never Scare An Elephant by ConcernMan: 4:37pm On Jun 04, 2013 |
Okija juju: [size=30pt]PDP UNTIL NIGERIA ENDS..[/size] Gbammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm |
| Politics / Re: Baba Suwe Loses N25M NDLEA Damages Suit by ConcernMan: 6:27pm On May 31, 2013 |
addicted268: thank you for this.you have said it all.I don't know whether to hold the long military rule we experienced accountable for our lack of knowledge of our fundamental human rights.I think baba suwe was within his rights to sue the NDLEA.they encroached on his rights,detained him unlawfully,not to mention the physical and emotional embarrassment,tarnished his reputation which he had suffered to build over the years,etc etc.True, the NDLEA CLAIMED their scanner saw something in his system but fact is that nothing was discovered there.if they had apologized to him and he decided to forget d case,that would have been ok.since he decided to sue,he is still within his rights. My brother under Chapter IV (Fundamental Rights) of the 1999 Constitution as amended, there is only one right which is absolute in the constitution which is section 36 of the constitution (i.e the right to fair hearing), apart from it, no other right is absolute. Not even section 33 which is the right to life. The meaning is that every other fundamental or human right can be derogated from any person subject however to complying with the constitution. This is exactly what happened in Baba Suwe's case. His right to liberty was derogated in line with the law (kindly read section 35 of the constitution thoroughly and see for yourself). It was quite unfortunate that it played out like this, but as you said, NDLEA ought to have apologised to him so that sleeping dog can lie peacefully. I however salute Baba Suwe for his doggedness in trying to enforce his right and enriching our law on this topic. |
| Politics / Re: Baba Suwe Loses N25M NDLEA Damages Suit by ConcernMan: 6:27pm On May 31, 2013 |
addicted268: thank you for this.you have said it all.I don't know whether to hold the long military rule we experienced accountable for our lack of knowledge of our fundamental human rights.I think baba suwe was within his rights to sue the NDLEA.they encroached on his rights,detained him unlawfully,not to mention the physical and emotional embarrassment,tarnished his reputation which he had suffered to build over the years,etc etc.True, the NDLEA CLAIMED their scanner saw something in his system but fact is that nothing was discovered there.if they had apologized to him and he decided to forget d case,that would have been ok.since he decided to sue,he is still within his rights. My brother under Chapter IV (Fundamental Rights) of the 1999 Constitution as amended, there is only one right which is absolute in the constitution which is section 36 of the constitution (i.e the right to fair hearing), apart from it, no other right is absolute. Not even section 33 which is the right to life. The meaning is that every other fundamental or human right can be derogated from any person subject however to complying with the constitution. This is exactly what happened in Baba Suwe's case. His right to liberty was derogated in line with the law (kindly read section 35 of the constitution thoroughly and see for yourself). It was quite unfortunate that it played out like this, but as you said, NDLEA ought to have apologised to him so that sleeping dog can lie peacefully. I however salute Baba Suwe for his doggedness in trying to enforce his right and enriching our law on this topic. |
| Politics / Re: Baba Suwe Loses N25M NDLEA Damages Suit by ConcernMan: 5:48pm On May 31, 2013 |
lacicrips: I refuse to join issues with you. I will like you to address me on point of law alone. Can you kindly tell me any provision of the law NDLEA contravened by detaining Baba Suwe? |
| Politics / Re: Baba Suwe Loses N25M NDLEA Damages Suit by ConcernMan: 5:39pm On May 31, 2013 |
kingsolo215: The Court of Appeal is right on this. He was detained on the orders of a Nigerian court, therefore he was legally held under the law of the land. It's a pity he had to go through that ordeal, but it was a necessary evil. He should just go and rest and stop wasting his money paying lawyers who would want him to continue the case even when they know it is a lost battle. They just want to get paid. Baba suwe should wise up Thank you my brother. I think it is high time we had a legal section in this forum. I feels so nauseous when laymen make puerile arguments on a pure legal issue like this. Bamidele Aturu(Counsel to Baba Suwe) will just finish his money prosecuting this appeal to no avail unless he is doing that on a pro bono basis. Baba Suwe's right to liberty was derogated from him pursuant to an order of a court of competent jurisdiction granting NDLEA the power to detain the alleged suspects(Baba Suwe) for more days to enable it conclude its investigation. There was nothing unconstitutional about Baba Suwe's detention. The Lagos State High Court Judge was definitely high on weed when he awarded such outrageous damages. What NDLEA did was its statutory function. The highest it owe Baba Suwe was a public apology 2 Likes |
| Politics / Re: Baba Suwe Loses N25M NDLEA Damages Suit by ConcernMan: 4:58pm On May 31, 2013 |
Frank-C: God bless you. I have always reasoned that the Judge of the Lagos State High Court who made that order in the first place was totally drunk. He was influenced by public opinion and emotion and not the law. The scanners installed on the airport suspected Baba Suwe of drug injection. In line with this reasonable apprehension of a crime, the NDLEA officials detained Babe Suwe for thorough examination. In order not to breach his fundamental right, NDLEA went to court and obtained an order which empowered it to further detain the alleged suspect for some days. At the expiration of the days contained in the order, the suspect (Baba Suwe) was released after the examination showed he was clean. Where then did the NDLEA foul the law? Going by the facts of this case, what Baba Suwe was entitled to at that time was SORRY (public apology) in line with the constitution. The learned trial judge totally goofed in law in awarding the complainant(Baba Suwe) damages of N25,000.000. Thank you the learned Justices of Court of Appeal for this sound judgment. Baba Suwe can go to the Supreme Court but I honestly don't see him winning this one. 3 Likes |
| Politics / Re: Obi Grants Amnesty To 21 Prisoners In Anambra by ConcernMan: 8:42am On May 30, 2013 |
This is poor journalism at its worst. Firstly how can one grant amnesty to an already convicted criminal serving his sentence? This is legally impossible rather what the Governor can do is to grant pardon. Amnesty denotes that the accused person was never convicted by a court of competent jurisdiction in the first place. Pardon on the other part denotes that there was a conviction but the convicted person was subsequently forgiven by the State. These two legal terminologies never meant the same thing. Is this newspaper house trying to tell me that it does not have a lawyer-journalist who can make contribution on legal matters? Secondly where did the Governor of Anambra State get the power to grant "amnesty" to a person in Enugu prison? This is totally unknown in our legal jurisprudence.  1 Like |
| Politics / Re: Nyako Vows To Sue Jonathan Over Funding For State Of Emergency by ConcernMan: 5:17pm On May 27, 2013 |
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| Education / Re: IMSU Expels 60 Students Over Poor Grades by ConcernMan: 6:57pm On May 24, 2013 |
2ru-talk: I wish to let Nairalanders know that the best female graduate of the Nigeria Law School in 2010/2011 session by name theodora Elendu finished from the school. Also the Best overall Male Student in the Nigeria Law school in 2011/2012 session by name Kema Cosmos Chinedu also finished from the school. Kema also took the award for the overall best graduating student with Damilola Otedola. This is IMSU bagging award of excellence back to back. So the fact that some students of the school have chosen to be unserious does not by that mere incident make all of them unserious. 2 Likes |
| Sports / Why Is It Uncommon To See Black Goal Keepers In European Leagues by ConcernMan: 11:01pm On May 22, 2013 |
I have observed for quite some years now that one hardly finds black goal keepers in top European leagues expect French league. In fact the last time I recall seeing a black goalkeeper in Premier League was Shaka Hislop of Portsmouth that was about 5 years ago or more. Does it mean that blacks are not good in being shot stoppers? |
| Foreign Affairs / Re: 18ft Python Killed In Florida (Pics) by ConcernMan: 3:46pm On May 21, 2013 |
Idemili people of Anambra state would have set this man's house on fire for killing a scared python |
| Politics / Re: Senate Approves State Of Emergency by ConcernMan: 3:37pm On May 21, 2013 |
ukemilia: What wud av happened had they rejected it when our soldiers are already in d battle field. What would have happened is very simple. The soldiers and the police will withdrawal from the states completely and then the Boko Harams will have a field day killing every human being up North. INEC will not hold election in North-East and North-West of the country by 2015 and the fate of GEJ will be decided by votes from North Central, South West, South East and South South |
| Politics / Re: Picture Of First Locallly Made Navy Warship! by ConcernMan: 11:42pm On May 12, 2013 |
GEJ is working |
| Politics / Re: State Of Emergency May Be Declared In Borno, Yobe, Others by ConcernMan: 7:48am On May 11, 2013 |
I can't wait to see this happen. Borno State needs nothing less than four Military Administrators drawn especially from the Army and Air Force superintending over the State |
| Food / Re: Foods/Delicacies From Other Tribes That You Love by ConcernMan: 8:21pm On May 03, 2013 |
Where is the MOD it is high time this hit the front page. Who can help us reach the mod for this section. We need see the choices of other Nigerians at large. Least I forget. As a child I enjoyed kwunu and Zobo. That's definitely Hausa staple drink. |
| Food / Re: Igbo Yam Pottage Vs Yoruba Yam Pottage ( Asaro), Which One Do You Prefare? by ConcernMan: 10:28pm On May 02, 2013 |
The difference is that Yoruba will put too much oil and pepper |
| Adverts / Re: Best Cooking Blog In Nigeria (wives Connection) by ConcernMan: 8:52pm On May 01, 2013 |
The idea behind that blog is highly laudable. However it seems the website was hosted on a faulty domain. Reaching the website directly without going through google is nearly impossible. I once called Madam Eya Ayambem through a glo number I saw on the website to complain but she didn't pick my call. |
| Food / Foods/Delicacies From Other Tribes That You Love by ConcernMan: 7:29pm On May 01, 2013 |
Every man is generally biased and always inclined to protect his own. Can we in all honesty mention foods/delicacies that are not pertaining to our tribe we love so much. As for me I love the Hausa suya and kwilikwili. I love the Calabar afang soup. Now your turn. What is that delicacy you can tell us about. |
| Phones / Re: MTN Ordered To Collapse Rates For On-net And Off-net Voice Services by ConcernMan: 11:11pm On Apr 30, 2013 |
Until Airtel, Glo and Etisalat form an APC sorry AGE, no way for them |
| Family / Re: ~ Why Husbands int!mate With Their Maids ~ by ConcernMan: 12:33pm On Apr 30, 2013 |
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| Politics / Re: Democracy Will Fail Unless APC Wins In 2015– Lai Mohammed by ConcernMan: 2:11pm On Apr 28, 2013 |
May Egbesu, Amadioha and Sango all visit this Liar MOhammed for trying to truncate our democracy. I think this ACN/APC has taken President GEJ meekness for foolishness for more than enough. Who is Liar Mohammed to dictate to Obasanjo during his regime when to enter Lagos and when not to enter Lagos.This mad dog has been let loose quite for sometime now and it is high time this fool is kept at the right place.[b][/b] |
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