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emmkeffs:It is not a Tsunami, for you to have a Tsunami, their must be a powerful earthquake at sea that would shift the topography of land under the ocean therefore displacing large volume of water and it usually take minutes for the water to make landfall. |
Blossom023:Java, if everybody reasons like this, I bet we would still be in the jungle chasing monkeys. |
annyplenty:It didn't start today, but the world hasn't ended. |
Growing up, I used to believe in this bigoted rhetoric. To me all this things you guys are saying is absolute nonsense. yes crimes like rape and others have existed long before now and it has never being accepted but saying it marks the end time is stupid. every religion had speculated about end time even Christianity too but honestly the end would come to an end whether it is caused by global warming, disease, the sun imploding, a large meteor hitting etc. but I disagree that the world would come to an end because of sin. |
adonbilivit:play me scores o. I dey wait to hear as ur tape go sound. |
adonbilivit:u no why I talk so, I fit relate with your story. my friend being dey get wahala with him girl all of a sudden they settle, she come travel come see am dey spend one week my guy carry him smart phone give her, one month never reach, she don dey upload another dude pics. this Na girl wey don spend 5 years with am. him b plan sey d next time wey dey go see e go smash d phone, so he come dey pretend. bro when dey see next d girl no give d phone any space, he just leave d phone for her. |
I no go dey surprised if she no carry d phone follow body, or you no go see d phone touch. |
Securedlife:You and I are the problem of this country, we would we let the sleeping dog lye even it just killed your baby. Are you trying to say that we shouldn't have equal opportunity to something owned by all. what is wrong is wrong, we must demand good things and let those guys up their know that we are determined in our effort to make Nigeria better. Your statement made it even worse for me, until we follow a system of giving accolades to those who actually struggled and deserves it. we would continue to be a country of below mediocre. |
Happy35:Na so dem wan b com spoil our carnival, we neutralised them. bloody fools, I hate seeing youth like myself forming hard core gangs. |
BavarianLad:Firstly, I don't hate gays, I understand that you feel that they are protecting gays which irritates you. my reply was that his comment came at the wrong time, knowing fully well that 49 persons died in a gay bar. Facebook and it's management would also love to show that they as one of the leading social site would curtail the hatred people feel toward gays. so him saying the world is coming to an end his just myopic. |
BavarianLad:Firstly, I don't hate gays, many a times in Nigeria, when they see you as an effeminate guy they tag you a gay. I had a primary school classmate called Godspower, he has always been girlish from crèche class, but he is a nice guy but people always speculated about his sexual orientation. whether he is gay or not, I honestly don't care but I respect him for who he his. if they were to ask me to vote for legalisation of homosexuality, I would vote against it but it doesn't mean I would start throwing hatred at people. |
BavarianLad:if it were two weeks ago, Facebook would have turned a blind eye to your hate statement but considering the latest shooting of gay people in a club, any hate statement would be taken seriously and I am sure that your post would have been flagged red all-over the world. I honestly don't have any issue with gays so long they don't try to influence me. I think posting something like this at this particular time is wrong. |
RaeMystix:if you know you don't want to be stung by bees why disturb a bee hive. They should better start taking blames for their action. |
RaeMystix:I asked because I wanted to hear your viewpoint, what would you say about the English fans singing abusive songs to the host and other countries having spending the whole day drinking alcohol. you expect those people to clap for them, when you start throwing bottles and all manner of projectiles at police officers. what do you expect them to do. I don't support violent but I hate when one side always love to absolve itself of blame. Those fans from all sides that actively participated should be brought to book. |
RaeMystix:Please, educate me on how the Russians threw tantrums. Your perspective of what happens differs alot. |
Chrisrare:if not for the so called pagan church, would you know anything about Christianity. looking closely, you realise that they are the ones who spread the religion throughout the world (90 percent). in as much as I don't believe in stupid religious dogma, but from an empirical point if view. if I were to be 100 percent religious, I would prefer to be Catholic than to a "God of men" church. |
English fans better tone down their hooliganism. they better not repeat this act in 2018 world cup in Russia. those guys up East ain't smiling. why would I fight in a foreign country most especially with locals. sure loose. |
MasterRahl: ![]() MasterRahl:wonderful observation. |
jiksman3:I stay at Egbeda, and I studied mechanical engineering. is thier still an opening? please, help with the address of the company location. |
for those that went to the state head quarters. please snap and post the list. |
bobo65:it was just too fast. I downloaded two 30mb files in less than 3mins simultaneously. when I subscribe this night, I definitely would check the speed. but I am sure mine would be faster than that guys own. Mtn blew my mind early this morning. |
Honestly, deforestation is a big threat to our lives. I support this policy. |
Hadestat101:I would love to know the date, you could add me on the group. 07015876840 |
wonderful write up op. I could remember when I gained admission into FUTO to study my dream course which is mechanical engineering. I had the mentality that when I entered school, I would look for a professor to work as a lab assistant or help with his research work and most likely become very good in my field, I never knew that watching Hollywood movies and trying to replicate it in Nigeria is a waste of time. I just finished serving and I could remember vividly when the society of Engineer members representing Ekiti came to camp to address us, I asked them if they had any platform for young graduate engineer to learn or practice something related to engineering and they where all talking up and down. it was absolutely disheartening. presently, I am searching for job and truthfully if can also get anywhere were I could practice my profession even if I am not paid, I would gladly take the offer. I have been saying this, if Nigeria wants to grow, that one year NYSC could be restructured so that engineering students use that period to learn practical things for one year in camp. imagine learning how to use CNC machines, learning foundry, welding, various type of fabrication technology, mechatronics, etc. I would be able to proffer solution to so many problem in my immediate environment. this was what developed countries did. |
5EFFABC4, add me up |
CV sent. |
I agree that Buhari has more followers who trust him, but personally I don't trust any politician, I don't trust Buhari. whether you like it or not, Nigeria is ruled by the same cabal and I am telling you that they would still embezzle that money. I prefer we have our full subsidy because it makes life easier for everyone. you removed subsidy but the wages remain the same, common sense would tell you that things would definitely sky rocket. how many social benefit does this country give to its citizen. whether it makes sense economically to remove subsidy or not, I prefer that it remained. |
I find this strange honestly, should a section of the government tell me not to protest against it, especially if I feel I am not comfortable with things? |
ABUJA - The National Industrial Court, NIC, sitting in Abuja
has stopped the Nigerian Labour Congress, NLC, and the
Trade Union Congress, TUC, from embarking on a strike action
tomorrow.
The labour unions had in a communique they issued at the
end of an emergency meeting the held on Saturday, vowed to
embark on a nationwide industrial action should the federal
government refuse to reverse the sudden hike in the price of
fuel.
However, in a ruling on Tuesday, the NIC President, Justice
Babatunde Adejumo, restrained the labour unions from going
on strike, pending the determination of a suit the federal
government lodged before it.
Justice Adejumo further ordered all the parties to maintain
status quo until the legal dispute is settled.
The order followed an ex-parte application that was filed by
the Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice,
Abubakar Malami, SAN.
Determined to abort the planned strike action, the AGF
approached the NIC, begging it to restrain the labour unions
from "shutting down the nation".
Placing reliance on section 14 of the 1999 Constitution, as
amended, FG, insisted that it would not be "in the national
interest" for the NLC and TUC to proceed on nationwide strike
over the fuel price increase.
Malami, SAN, argued that no amount of damages could serve
as compensation if the labour unions are allowed to shut down
the economy.
Contending that the balance of convenience was in favour of
the government, the AGF, prayed the court to determine
"Whether the respondents (NLC, Trade Union Congress) have
complied with the laid down condition precedent for
embarking on strike".
As well as, "Whether indeed there exist in law and in fact the
basis of which the respondents' total closure of the economy
can be justified".
He told the court that the respondents met on Saturday and
issued a communique wherein it gave government a three-day
ultimatum to reverse the decision increasing fuel price.
He said the respondents, aside threatening to shut down the
country if government failed to reverse the fuel price increase,
equally threatened to close down all government offices,
seaport, airports and markets.
The AGF argued that ordinary and law abiding citizens would
be subjected to hardship if the respondents were allowed to go
ahead with their threat.
He said the government was left with no alternative but to
seek the intervention of the court.
Besides, Malami told the court that he got notice of the
communique on Sunday and quickly filed an originating
summons, a motion on notice and an ex-parte application to
determine whether NLC's decision was justified in the
circumstance.
He insisted that "great and irreparable damage" would be done
against the nation and "ordinary and law abiding citizens",
should the court refuse the ex-parte application.
Meanwhile, though neither NLC nor TUC was represented in
court, Justice Adejumo granted the ex-parte motion, even as
he ordered the service of all the relevant court processes on
the respondents.
The restraining order against the respondents will elapse after
seven days. |
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