₦airaland Forum

shadrach77:
This means the federal government is not in support of the reinstatement. The governor is remaining in the palace because he knows security might be withdrawn from SLS if he should leave him

He wants to cover Sanusi with his immunity

He has learnt from Ododo.

adioolayi:
I don't know and can't say who is right or wrong...

But, just imagine if we have state Police...imagine what would have happened..

The State Police under the control of the Governor would want to enforce the Governor's directive and other security agencies under the control of the FGN would want to enforce maybe the court order..

Na wahala go happen

This is a great question and will be resolved by the clear delineation of the respective jurisdictions of the state and federal police forces in the relevant legislation just as obtains in the USA (where there is even county [LGA] police).

SlavaUkraini:
Abeg Shut up

Where was the International Court of Justice (ICJ) when Russia invaded Ukraine and killed innocent civilians ?

Where was the International Court of Justice (ICJ) when America invaded Iraq and killed innocent civilians ?

All these useless Courts can only Threaten small and weak nations.

This Court ruling CAN NEVER Stop Israel.

The Offsprings of Goliath and Delilah must pay heavily for the attack on October 7

Wait oh, did Goliath knack Delilah? Did they even live in the same age?

Mariangeles:
The true ones are not.

Even the truest and best one's are shrinks. You do know what a shrink is dont you?

Mariangeles:
That is not true.

They are shrinks.

Discountsempai:
Who you marry has nothing to do with cancer.

It's how you live your life...do you eat healthy, drink healthy, exercise? Any family history? Etc...

BANKY W Has skin cancer. He also has very light skin...those two things go together sadly.

Cancer, in my limited experience, can strike quite randomly. . . . .

jeromestarks:
You're a finished man.
How dare you argue with me? Who is your father in this country? Ehhh!

I'm saying something, you're disagreeing. Who are you?

Hahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!! Funny!

I have a friend who talks like this. He would have added this line to this rebuke of yours -

"Poor man is talking and he is talking with confidence, what nonsense!"

MySolace:
Why life instead of banky da made d statement?

Because its life that does that to people, not BW or any human being.

Life strikes good people with incurable diseases and takes them away and leaves the wicked to a happy and unrevenged wealthy old age. Life heals one randomly and infects another randomly. Life makes one feel beloved by God and another persecuted by God. Life does all these things.

Ubdavis:
Congrats to u. However, don't make those who died of cancer, feel they were not created by God.

This comment should be directed at Life, not at BW.

mrdharkchild:
No Money, no cancer
No money, no surgery
No money, no treatment
No money, no big problems

The dreadful thing about life is that this is not true. Every single disease which can afflict a rich man can afflict a poor man, the poor man will just suffer it far worse because of his fewer options.

Jman06:
Arrest is part of the prosecution process in Nigeria.

If the protest is on account of hardship in the country, it'll be a different kettle of fish. You that is typing so sanctimoniously, I'm sure that if the protest is to overthrow the incumbent president, you'll support the protesters' arrests.

Why would I? First and foremost the incumbent president is both a criminal and a curse to this country. Secondly I simply will never support the arrest of peaceful protesters. It is anti democratic.

Look, I simply conclude you neither understand the meaning of democracy nor deserve its privileges. You are primitive.

jmoore:
Learn to read between lines to know when hoodlums are threatening violence.

Ganduje desecrated Kano emirate and another governor is repairing the damage done. A protester is saying the one repairing it will cause breakdown of law and order. How does that make sense?

How does that warrant arrest?

Anyone can claim "hoodlums are threatening violence" easily. Where is the violence?

Jman06:
When people take bribes from corrupt politicians to embark on selfish protests, they should be arrested! Likewise when journalists are bribed to write rubbish! A journalist who writes falsehood to tarnish someone's image should be arrested and made to face the law.

The law does not provide that anyone who writes something false should be arrested. It provides that he can be sued for libel/ defamation. The law also does not provide that peaceful protesters should be arrested. It actually guarantees the right of peaceful assembly.
Again, I ask you, do you want to live in a democracy or not?

jmoore:
Fools! It was Ganduje that abused the office.

If DSS is not useless, they should arrest the protesters. They are indirectly threatening to unleash violence.

What is wrong with you guys? Why do you always advocate the desecration of democratic rights?

You want peaceful protesters to be arrested. And many like you support the arrest of journalists and bloggers for simple free speech.

How then will you later say you want to live in a democracy?

Do you understand what a democracy is at all?

Watianoengineer:
It shall end in praise. President Tinubu is working extremely hard to fix our economy

Do you guys get paid to say this stuff?

HitlerWasRight:
Because Hitler was damn right about everything.

Including his ideas of Germans as the master race and his racist hatred of others?

JuanDeDios:
Yes. The British removed Oba Ovonramwen in 1897.

However, it's not as easy. The thing is, you can pick anyone from certain families to be emir of Kano. But in Benin, only one person, the eldest surviving son of the last king, can be king. So if the state government removes him, Benin would go kingless until he dies in exile and his eldest son is enthroned. However, the political cost of doing that will be such that no governor would contemplate it lightly. Of course, if he was removed because he was manifestly bad and everyone agrees, the traditional council might agree for a regent to reign in his place until his death and it's time for his son, the crown prince. But, again, even with primogeniture, regency often leads to disputes, as we saw in Ubiaja and other places.

Thx for this expatiation.

JuanDeDios:
Yes

Sure?

Can anyone ever try what happened in Kano in Benin? Removing and un-removing the king?

HitlerWasRight:
Obi is a student of Zik.

He learnt not only from Zik's success but also from his mistakes.

Zik also had a mob cult behind him who went by the collective name "Zikists".

These were delusional Marxists who saw Zik as their Lenin.

The Zikists were not only highly vitriol like our Obidient mob but also did not shy from commiting acts of terrorism against the British colonial govt. One of their members was arrested after trying to assassinate the British colonial governor.

The Zikist spurn familiar phrases that are used by their descendants today such as "civil disobedience".

At every act of public nuisance and violence carried out by the Zikists, Azikiwe did not hesitate to dissociate himself from the group whom he (Zik) labelled as a "headless mob" - sounds familiar?

It's believed by most historians that Zik lost a bulk of his supporters following his condemnation and dissociation from the Zikist mob and later on, in his rejection of an independent biafran state.

Obi has been trying to avoid all of Zik's mistakes hence why he never cautions or condemns his rabid followers and their Biafra side hustle in IPOB.

I am interested in knowing what advised your choice of moniker please.

AqualinaXYZ:
Let it rise 10,000%





We must learn the hard way




Since una say drug addict is the chosen one

Do you know the tragedy? Nigeria still will not learn.

Something that has become clear to me is that the only two remotely decent leaders this democratic dispensation has produced were handpicked for us. Yaradua and GEJ. OBJ arguably was produced by the military. The other two, (Buhari and the present frog) who emerged in some seeming democratic chaos of its own, are beyond lamentable.

No matter what, even if an absolute famine results from BAT's horrific policies, I tell you, I have realized that there will be no learning curve. Not only will many people still vote for him, but they will also still vote for and defend criminals like him.

It may take up to a century for this self-destructive trend to change in Nigeria.

The irresponsible, reckless, loquacious but eloquent pathological liar is back. May heaven guide him this time. We don't need his silly drama.

tuborme:
I have saved the name of the Judge and the kangaroo judgement! He will have to recourse himself from any future case that reasonable Nigerians have.

Because you are who?

LagosFc:
keep telling yourself that if that makes you happy,….seem you lot have forgotten Lagos is now a state like every other and ceased to be capital since 1991, so I guess those that have been administering the state are from planet moon or Lagos does not have it own identity? E.g culture, tradition and way of life, you better wake up, there is a reason we still use state of origin and that’s because everyone has an origin and identity, so no matter how cosmopolitan Lagos is, it still some peoples ancestoral heritage and that will always make you a second class citizen even if you hate the sound of it…proudly lagos

Keep stressing yourself. It remains the economic capital of Nigeria.

codemaniacs:
You don't have to be ibo to have anti-yoruba hatred.

Lagos is the economic capital of Yoruba people.. that you cannot accept that truth shows you have hatred for Yoruba people so lagosfc is correct.

You're simply nuts.

LagosFc:
wherever you come from is your business, Lagos has been a commercial city even before joining Nigeria and the inhabitants were mostly the aborigine, Awori, Egun, ijebus, Egbas and the Saros, it has always been destined to be great before Nigeria and before your ancestors ever dreamt of migrating to lagos…you cant tell me about my history, proudly lagos by origin so keep your tales to yourself.

I guess the fact that it was Nigeria's capital and remains its economic capital has jack shit to do with it.

LagosFc:
I guess it’s ibo thing because Lagos is in Biafraland and has been administered by Okoro has governor….shame is really far from you lots

Another ethnicist teenager.

FYI, I am not Ibo.
I am as Lagosian as Lagosian can be.

And when I say its not a SW thing, that is obvious. The size of Lagos' economy does not spring from the peculiar or exceptional work of any one tribe or region. Its a function of the role of Lagos as the economic capital of Nigerai and its former capital.

Putinofrussia:
We still topped the chart with Lagos.

Thats not a SW thing.

Racoon:
Of all the problems the catastrophe on ground have wrecked, this is all he can say. Cornfool ostrich headed bigot. Can believe this educated man can boldly support a despicable brother criminal because it is of his ethnic origin. Education is not enlightenment.

I dont think its an ethnicity thing. As dissapointing as it is, they have simply been personal friends for a long time. Secondly I believe the NADECO struggle days against Abacha bonded them.

DIVINEEVIDENCE:
I would read up on Akaluka, but I would like to know why you term his consolidation drive as illegal.

Its not the consolidation I said is illegal. Its the forced bail outs given to banks. He printed N620 Billion to do that. Under the laws of Nigeria, all monies, no matter how sourced (even by printing) first accrue to the Consolidated Revenue Fund and can only be used thereafter according to law, either as per the constitution or under appropriation by the legislature. Sanusi ignored this, and this was very illegal.

He was actually summoned by the NASS over this, but he used his gift of the garb to blow the nincompoops away.

Bank bail outs were carried out in many countries of the world during the same period and each and every country obtained legislative approval first. Nigeria was the only exception.

mikeapollo:
You are legitimately ignorant!
CBN has been doing CSR donations long before SLS became governor, and it has continued after he left the CBN.
These lies are one of the useless and stupid mistakes that Jonathan made and cost him his presidency!
You look for foolish lies to justified sacking a CBN governor that was informing you about the people stealing in your government

You don't even know what CSR is.

Public statutory organizations have no CSR limit. CSR is strictly for private organizations.

MartinCorridon:
I laugh at those Igbos licking his buttocks. They don't know how he sees them and what he's done in the past - Gideon Akaluka. Say no more.

Thank goodness! Someone who knows his history at last!
And someone up there who definitely has no idea of this matter was asking me how old I am.

I can bet one of my testicles I no less than a decade and half on the person asking.