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That can chairman is high on something strange. |
Nonsense write up from a bittered and hate infiltrated soul. |
Your name and profession says it all. Otherwise how can one who bear basketmouth as a name talk coherently? America that is owing China above one trillion dollars have not started speaking Chinese, but it's Nigeria that is owing them peanut that will pass through such ordeal. |
If Obaseki lose with less than 50k votes, he would have tried. The issue is not whether he will lose, but the margin. |
This is no revelation or prophecy. He said what even my mother in the village could have said concerning those two elections. |
Nobody on the planet earth at the moment can fit into his shoes. So we may have to look into the future. |
Buhari is the best president Nigeria ever had. He keeps to his word, and only interested in developing the country. |
Dr ogbonnaya Onu minister for science and Technology. |
I am not surprise, it's their trade mark. |
Miracle1991:That madman has nothing else to offer except painting a gloomy picture of Nigeria, predicting doom upon doom against the country. Ask him the solution or what his useless PDP party is bringing as alternative, he will start stammering. |
Igbochief001:You are an uncompleted fool. Please when did you take this pictures with your Nokia 3310 look alike phone? |
What sort of yeye headline is this? Spotted or that he went to vote? And what is astonishing that he joined the line in front of his house? This is a very poor image making by an overzealous media aid. |
CANDYDADDY:Must you always talk as if you are wearing your clothes upside down? So because it has been existing elsewhere before now, Nigeria should never talk about it or using it? Even if they give somebody like you this fuel you are talking about, free of charge, you must still have problem with it. |
Wishful thinking from the media that will surely not happen. |
This is a welcome development. It's always good to give back to the society, especially when God has lifted you. |
helinues:You are a stereotyped idiot. What do you know about all the contents of that report apart from knowing how to pronounce pencil. |
JAMO84:You can say that again my brother. Those guys scored an own goal by that stupid decision they took withdrawing the invitation already given to somebody, simply because some members became stupid. |
Propsvilla:He will still not achieve anything, unless the majority of Nigerians agree to play our individual roles in nation building. Then, governors and local government chairmen agree to use their allocations and other income they get to develop their respective states. |
That's a welcome development. He should continue to make us proud. Nigeria indeed has a great son in him. America can go on with the rubbish they are writing about him. |
That's Nigerians for you. |
They didn't cry when he left his studies and started attending hatch party. Now he is missing and they started crying. |
ojaysam25:But he is certainly better than you that can't read nor speak. |
He has done very well. |
Buhari is always anxious and eager to do those things which will benefit the common man on the street. And not just for the rich as we had it during the wasted 16years of PDP. |
helinues:But he is making the right point. Governance is not about what the president did and what the president did not do. It's all encompassing. Every player in different strata must play his/her role if the country must move forward. |
The President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), on Wednesday, decried what he described as the “terribly slow pace” of justice administration in the Nigerian courts. Buhari, who recalled how it took so long for the courts to decide and eventually dismiss the election petitions he filed to challenge his losses in the 2003, 2007, and 2011 presidential polls, declared that the Nigerian justice system needed an urgent reform. He suggested that the judiciary should put a 12-month time limit on the hearing of criminal cases from the high court to the Supreme Court, while all civil cases should be concluded within 15 months. Buhari spoke at the 60th Annual General Conference of the Nigerian Bar Association, with the theme, “Stepping Forward.” His speech was read at the virtual conference by the Vice-President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo (SAN). Speaking about his experience, Buhari said, “At the end, I lost all three cases. I wondered then, why it needed to take so long to arrive at a verdict and if I had won the case, someone who did not legitimately win the election would have been in office all that time. “In 2019, I was no longer petitioner; I had now become a respondent in the case of Atiku and Buhari and the whole process took barely six months; just over six months. What was the difference? The law had changed since my own in 2003, 2007 and 2011. You had now introduced time limits for election petitions. Everything must be done within a six to eight-month period. My question then is why can’t we have a time limit for criminal cases? Why can’t we have a rule that will say a criminal trial all the way to the Supreme Court must not exceed 12 months? And why can’t we do the same for civil cases? Even if we say that civil cases must not go beyond between 12 and 15 months. I think that for me is stepping forward.” The president equally lamented the churning out of multiple and conflicting court orders by judges, noting that in the recent leadership crisis that rocked the ruling All Progressives Congress, no fewer than eight conflicting court orders were made by different judges in a space of six weeks. Buhari also proposed a reform of the process of judges’ appointment, recommending that aspiring judges should take tests.
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This information is simply a gossip championed by an idle blogger. |
My nomination for the best three are, Prof. Zulum of Borno state 1st, Engr Dave Umahi of Ebonyi state 2nd and AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq of Kwara state 3rd. |
So fast? Like he knew they were going to win? |
Odumakin is a useless fool. He is one of those stupid elders who grew up and enjoyed a united Nigeria where religion and ethnicity were not emphasized. But today, he stupidly doesn't care about the unity and future of the country. That's why him and his co conspirators are anxious at promoting disunity, religious prejudice and ethnic jingoism. Once again, he is a useless and stupid fool. |
So that when election is very close, they will start harassing and blackmailing the president with it. |
Shame on all the Niger Deltan leaders who squandered the opportunity to develop their region with, ministry of Niger Delta, NDDC, 13% derivative, Amnesty program, etc. But see how a state that receive peanut, coupled with terrorist attack for 11 years is developing faster. |
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