Politics › Re: Buhari’s Government Promises 2 Geo-political Zones 2023 Presidency by Deepthoughts: 1:39am On Dec 24, 2018 |
PMBNG: Source: https://politicstimesng.com/buharis-government-promises-2-geo-political-zones-2023-presidency/ Those who are supporting buhari blindly today will soon realized their folly in a very painful way,Apc as a party hasn't got the rotational presidency arrangement in their constitution,the rotational presidency concept is purely a pdp idea.buhari is simply planning to establish a new political dynasty that would be control by him and his anointed leutenants,at the fulness of time Apc n buhari will tell the foolish ones that the idea of rotational presidency itself is corruption and anti democratic and that only him is capable of anointing a trustworthy successor with integrity to carry one with the job,then we would all see the agenda been pursued all along,PDP may not be perfect,there is none either,they may have made mistakes in the past but pdp is still better than the ocultic Apc. |
Politics › Re: It Will Be Difficult For PDP To Defeat Buhari In 2019 – Primate Ayodele by Deepthoughts: 6:56pm On Dec 23, 2018 |
Nasseeer: same fate awaits them if they are found guilty will they ever be found guilty?, please stop pretending, it's a fact that you people's greatest wish is the demise if pdp so that your demigod buhari will not contend with any serious opposition towards his dangerous plan of establishing a new political dynasty control by him n his appointed ass lickers for the purpose of realizing n protecting a very heinous n parochial interest,but we shall see. |
Politics › Re: It Will Be Difficult For PDP To Defeat Buhari In 2019 – Primate Ayodele by Deepthoughts: 11:33am On Dec 23, 2018 |
Nasseeer: After 2019 election, PDP will become history. Many of their politicians will end up in jail. And what about the numerous former pdp politicians now in Apc what would be there Fate?. |
Politics › Re: It Will Be Difficult For PDP To Defeat Buhari In 2019 – Primate Ayodele by Deepthoughts: 11:30am On Dec 23, 2018 |
naijapikin04: Primate Elijah Ayodele of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Oke Afa, Isolo, Lagos, has predicted that it will be difficult for the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, to defeat President Muhammadu Buhari at February 2019 polls because they failed to do the right thing from the beginning.
The Primate made the pronouncement while giving out 2019 prophesies during his end of year interactive session with journalists at his church premises.
He reiterated his earlier stand that PDP will lose the presidential seat because it failed to make Senate President, Bukola Saraki, its flag bearer.
Predicting what will happen in the states, the man of God noted that the All Progressives Congress, APC, will retain Lagos, though it would not be easy. For River State, he said though it would be a do or die affair, Wike would still return to office.
“I said it the other time and I still maintain it, if PDP had given the ticket to Bukola Saraki, they will win because it’s only Saraki that can unseat Buhari but PDP has not done what they are supposed to do. I said it in 2015 that Jonathan may be the last president from PDP. I’m still standing on it unless they take a quick step and that is for Atiku and Saraki to do the right thing. If only they will do the right thing, that is only when PDP can win. For now, I’m only seeing Atiku and Saraki playing.”
Asked to elaborate on the right thing the duo ought to do, Ayodele said he will not speak further on that but insisted; “PDP will find it difficult to wrestle power from President Buhari come February 2019 election because they refused to do the right thing from the beginning. Unless they put heads together and do the right thing, APC will still come back.”
https://nextedition.com.ng/2018/12/23/will-difficult-pdp-defeat-buhari-2019-primate/ Is this a prophecy or just a mere cunning conjectures!. |
Celebrities › Re: Princess Shyngle: 'Men Leave Me After Sex' by Deepthoughts: 9:58am On Dec 19, 2018 |
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Education › Re: Share your experience with sexual harassment in the university by Deepthoughts: 9:49am On Dec 19, 2018 |
frbona: their mode of dressing doesn't excuse the crime or the offenders. Its like defending a predator who sexually assaulted a lady on a beach wearing thongs. Quit the slut shaming. I wonder why many lecturers stoop so low in their desperation to push females to the wall when there are loads of lazy girls who are dying to give them the best sex of their lives so as to scale through their courses. It becomes a matter of ego and that's where the bubbles burst. Its meant to be consensual. If she refuses then politely let it slide. Don't fail her deliberately. These things have a way of returning to haunt you. Ask the uniben lecturer or the rest of his kin caught in the act. That she dresses provocatively is not reason enough for you to let loose of your self-control button and go romping like a dog in heat. Enough said. when you are Rome,you do as the Romans,you can as well advise the lady to be wearing undies only to school ok. |
Education › Re: Share your experience with sexual harassment in the university by Deepthoughts: 9:45am On Dec 19, 2018 |
hergists: In my third year in the university, my course supervisor invited me into his office. I was dressed in a tight shirt and a pair of jeans that accentuated my curves as usual. It all started as an educative session, and then conversation swerved uncomfortably.
He starts moving closer to me. “What shall I do?” says my mind, panicking. The man’s erection wilts despite his distraught efforts. He moved closer, started rubbing my hair and staring at my breasts.
“This isn’t right sir.”
I finally dared to speak up. He just kept telling me how we humans determine what’s right and wrong and how well things would go for me if I agree to sleep with him. I played him and found my way out of his office.
I don’t know a single person, no matter how cruel the harassment or the assault, who doesn’t feel some of that guilt and shame and wonders:
“Could I have done something differently? Perhaps it was my fault?”
When I saw that, I felt the beginning of what would be months of grief. It was my first realization that the academic system, that I thought was so meritorious, that I wanted to spend my life within was deeply unfair. I wouldn’t receive any justice, and he could go on and harass other women.
Frustrated and upset, I stopped attending his classes. Through hard work, I graduated as a distinctive student from his course.
Source: https://hergists.com/experience-sexual-harassment-university/
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Cc: Lalasticlala Myndd44 Seun we may not be perfect,but because our actions sends out messages to the world we need to be conscious of whatever we do,you admitted that your dressing accentuated your curves as usual, meaning it has been your habit,you have never bothered about the effects of your dress mode but comes here to yarn dust,that lecturer self was not smart enough! |
Politics › Re: Stay In The Shop To Make Money Or Shut It Down To Pursue Thieves? by Deepthoughts: 7:00pm On Dec 17, 2018 |
deomelllo: [s][/s]
Stop spewing rubbish.
I asked you to show us where EFCC's action against criminals closed any shop or government activities in Nigeria. I just don't know what is the problem if zombies,obi said you can't close the shop to chase after thieves,you should rather stay,open the shop n adopt measures to prevent future occurrences n remain in business, osibanjo said you should rather close the shop n go chasing theives as you may not have any inventory left in the future!,now from your question above it implies that the government is chasing after the theives n keeping the shop running at the same time, this tallies more with obi's view, osibanjo would have rather said he can chew gum n work at the same time rather than his stupid anology which you people are labouring to defend,I still repeat you can go n try the osibanjo's method n enjoy the results ok. |
Politics › Re: Stay In The Shop To Make Money Or Shut It Down To Pursue Thieves? by Deepthoughts: 2:44pm On Dec 17, 2018 |
deomelllo: [s][/s]
Another senseless and meaningless rubbish. Ur zombiesm too strong |
Politics › Re: Stay In The Shop To Make Money Or Shut It Down To Pursue Thieves? by Deepthoughts: 2:29pm On Dec 17, 2018 |
deomelllo: [s][/s]
Stop spewing rubbish.
I asked you to show us where EFCC's action against criminals closed any shop or government activities in Nigeria. If you insist that you are right then it means osibanjo was very wrong then,abi you still no gree? |
Politics › Re: Gudumbali Attack: 12 Soldiers Killed, Dozens Missing In Battle With Boko Haram by Deepthoughts: 9:07am On Dec 17, 2018 |
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Politics › Re: Stay In The Shop To Make Money Or Shut It Down To Pursue Thieves? by Deepthoughts: 7:15am On Dec 17, 2018 |
deomelllo: it is really retarded, fraudulent and absurd to conclude that I sided with your crooked and corrupt shutdown mentality and Obi and his corrupt and ignorant opinion.
Even for me to do so, you and Obi should first list or show us the part of the government that was shut down, when and where such shut down occurred because of EFCC operations.
Fayose and his likes are on trial for corruption looting and stealing, so you and lying Obi should please show or explain to us what part of the FG that's not functioning because your looting and stealing PDP corrupt gangs are on trial for corruption.
If you can not, it means you and Obi are just either ignorant or just corrupt and trying to distract or avoid going to prison.
the so-called lazy Nigerian youths and bootlegged leaders of tomorrow carrying a water bottle for crooks and corrupt public officials. It's like you have comprehension problems or you are just been clever by half,if not I didn't insinuate that you support obi but in your folly to support the fraudulent osibanjo you gave instances that actually illustrates exactly the concept brilliant obi was putting across, anyway you go can fooling yourself in supporting stupidity. |
Politics › Re: Stay In The Shop To Make Money Or Shut It Down To Pursue Thieves? by Deepthoughts: 7:09pm On Dec 16, 2018 |
deomelllo:
Please explain to us how the EFCC prosecuting and sending looters to jail closed Nigeria.
Is the EFCC running Nigeria or when people send petitions, so they send it to Aso Rock or the EFCC.?
You people are not making any sense with this lame and corrupt argument. it's you that is not making sense,the instances you stated above clearly supports obi's position that you should not close the shop but keep it running while taking measures to safe guard it n remain in business,just accept that osibanjo's view is wrong there is no shame in it,but I doubt because as zombies you would have to wait for directives from your ogas at the top!, hahahahahaaaaah!. |
Politics › Re: Stay In The Shop To Make Money Or Shut It Down To Pursue Thieves? by Deepthoughts: 6:36pm On Dec 16, 2018 |
Afamed: How do you make profit when the thieves are there to loot your inventory 24hrs? supporter of stealing is not corruption That would not be possible,you are just trying to justify osibanjo's position by warped logic,if you stay in the shop ,watch over it properly n take effective measures it can't be looted daily,all businesses face risks,the ability to overcome n neutralize the risks n remain profitably functional is the Hallmark of managerial acumen.obi was very right but you are free to go n try osibanjo's method, I'm certain you are going to get the Apc result. |
Politics › Re: Throwback:why Buhari Removed Fuel Subsidy – Osinbajo by Deepthoughts: 2:47pm On Dec 15, 2018 |
Edodefender: Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has finally broken his silence on the controversy currently trailing the removal of subsidy from fuel.
Nigerians have been lamenting following the announcement of the deregulation of the oil sector, which jerked the price of the product from N86 to N145 per litre.
Reacting to the development, the Vice President stated that the best thing that could happen to the nation was the bold step taken by the President to remove subsidy from the product.
In a statement issued on Friday, Osinbajo explained why the presidency decided to take the ‘harsh’ decision, which would eventually benefit Nigerians.
His statement reads in full:
“I have read the various observations about the fuel pricing regime and the attendant issues generated. All certainly have strong points.
“The most important issue of course is how to shield the poor from the worst effects of the policy. I will hopefully address that in another note.
“Permit me an explanation of the policy. First, the real issue is not a removal of subsidy. At $40 a barrel there isn’t much of a subsidy to remove.
“In any event, the President is probably one of the most convinced pro-subsidy advocates.
“What happened is as follows: our local consumption of fuel is almost entirely imported. The NNPC exchanges crude from its joint venture share to provide about 50% of local fuel consumption. The remaining 50% is imported by major and independent marketers.
“These marketers up until three months ago sourced their foreign exchange from the Central Bank of Nigeria at the official rate. However, since late last year, independent marketers have brought in little or no fuel because they have been unable to get foreign exchange from the CBN.
“The CBN simply did not have enough. (In April, oil earnings dipped to $550 million. The amount required for fuel importation alone is about $225million!).
“Meanwhile, NNPC tried to cover the 50% shortfall by dedicating more export crude for domestic consumption. Besides the short term depletion of the Federation Account, which is where the FG and States are paid from, and further cash-call debts pilling up, NNPC also lacked the capacity to distribute 100% of local consumption around the country. Previously, they were responsible for only about 50%. (Partly the reason for the lingering scarcity).
“We realised that we were left with only one option. This was to allow independent marketers and any Nigerian entity to source their own foreign exchange and import fuel. We expect that foreign exchange will be sourced at an average of about N285 to the dollar, (current interbank rate). They would then be restricted to selling at a price between N135 and N145 per litre.
“We expect that with competition, more private refineries, and NNPC refineries working at full capacity, prices will drop considerably. Our target is that by Q4 2018 we should be producing 70% of our fuel needs locally. At the moment even if all the refineries are working optimally they will produce just about 40% of our domestic fuel needs.
“You will notice that I have not mentioned other details of the PPRA cost template. I wanted to focus on the cost component largely responsible for the substantial rise, namely foreign exchange. This is therefore not a subsidy removal issue but a foreign exchange problem, in the face of dwindling earnings.”
. https://www.google.com/amp/dailypost.ng/2016/05/13/why-buhari-removed-fuel-subsidy-osinbajo/amp/ This osibanjo is just a sweet mouthed Fraud,just yesterday during the debate osibanjo said fuel subsidy can not be removed because of it's effect on pricing, today osibanjo is using grammar to turn fact on it head to justify illegal payments but ironically still claiming that buhari has removed fuel subsidy,what is the essence of subsidy n the payments been made by buhari under whatever name?, osibanjo, buhari n APC are just fraud United that should be sacked next year. |
Politics › Re: Tradermoni Scheme Enmeshed In Fraud Allegations, Illegal Deductions by Deepthoughts: 2:01pm On Dec 15, 2018 |
ebusnwaoma: The TraderMoni scheme which the Federal Government embarked on weeks ago, has been enmeshed in Fraud allegations and illegal deductions.
While it is alleged that the TraderMoni scheme is a collateral-free loan targeted at petty traders and artisans, it has been enmeshed in Fraud allegations, illegal deductions. The scheme is cordinated by the Bank of Industry and the Government Enterprise and Empowerment Programme, a unit in the Office of the Vice President, have six months to repay the loan with flexible options of N85 daily or N430 weekly.
Beneficiaries who receive an initial loan of N10,000, will qualify to obtain further loans of N15,000, N20,000 and N50,000, if they don’t default in repaying the facility.
However Punch gathered that a graduate of Food Science from the Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomoso, Daramola who ventured into petty trading, after quitting his previous job, had his hope crashed after he only got the sum of N8,000 – N2,000 less than the amount promised by the Federal Government.
The petty trader who expressed worries over how he would still be expected to repay N10,000, according to the requirements of the scheme, wrote via his Twitter handle @DaramolaMike22;
“So I received the #TraderMoni by #FG today, but to my surprise, the officials gave out N8,000 instead of N10,000 which means they deducted N2,000 each from everyone who got the money. How do we make Nigeria work with such acts? @DrJoeAbah, @ProfOsinbajo, @segalink, @feladurotoye.”
It was gathered that he is not the only victim of the deduction. Agents who came to the market to disburse the loan to beneficiaries, initially collected N2,000 cash from each beneficiary before transferring N10,000 to their bank accounts. But later, they stopped collecting N2,000 cash from beneficiaries and transferred just the sum of N8,000 to them.
Cash transfers were made through the Eyowo app, which enables users to send or receive money and make other transactions with their phone number, with or without a bank account. Speaking to Punch correspodent, Daramola said;
“What happened was that their agents came to the market to sensitise traders about the scheme. That was how I got to know about it. Actually, I know the initial loan of N10,000 cannot do much for my business, but my target was to be able to repay the loan on schedule so as to qualify for the larger loans, which will help me to grow my business.
“The agents took our names and phone numbers and told us that we would get a message from them if we were successful.
“After about two months, I got a message that I had qualified to receive the loan. Many other traders in the market (Sabo market, Ikorodu) also got the same message.
“When the agents came to pay us the money, they asked us to show the message they sent to us before we could receive the money.
“We already knew it was N10,000 because that was what they told us when they came to sensitise us about the TraderMoni scheme and we had also heard in the news that that was the amount the government was giving out as loan to petty traders, so we were expecting N10,000.
“Initially, when the agents want to pay people, before they transfer N10,000 to anybody, they will first collect N2,000 cash from the beneficiary. They were collecting N2,000 cash before transferring N10,000, which means what they were giving out to beneficiaries in the market was N8,000.
“But after doing that for the first two days they came to disburse the loans, they stopped collecting N2,000 cash and instead just transferred N8,000 to the beneficiaries.”
Several other traders in Sabo market corroborated Daramola’s account, and further stated that no explanation was given for the deduction of N2,000 from the loan; meanwhile, they are still expected to repay N10,000.
Further checks by our correspondent revealed that similar deductions were recorded among beneficiaries in some other markets in Lagos, particularly in the Mushin and Oyingbo areas. In both areas, it was alleged that some traders who were ‘sponsored’ or ‘brought into the scheme’ by the market leaders received even less than N8,000, in cash from the said market leaders, who reportedly received the loans from the agents on behalf of the beneficiaries.
Efforts to track down the said agents, who disbursed N8,000 instead of N10,000 to beneficiaries at Sabo market and other areas, were not successful. The traders who were affected by the development told our correspondent that they didn’t have the contacts of the concerned agents.
https://lailasnews.com/tradermoni-scheme-enmeshed-in-fraud-allegations-illegal-deductions/
lalasticlala This trademoni like saraki rightly said is just sheer fraud n vote buying in disguise,mark my words no dime is going to be paid back, osibanjo will just manufacture a shallow reason why the program failed to the applause of the zombies. |
Celebrities › Re: Fan Thrown Off Stage For Climbing The Stage To Hug Wizkid While performing. by Deepthoughts: 1:45pm On Dec 15, 2018 |
olayemioshiyemi: He try . So the best way to stop the inventory from been stolen is to lock the shop n go chasing the thief isn't it?,try this n you will realize your folly!,you think osibanjo is smart by this anology but he only showed how foolish he is,n the mentality behind this anology explains why Apc is confusion personified,obi was very right, you can't close the shop n go chasing thieves,you need to stay, protect the shop n ensure business continues,that the right way to go, Atiku/Obi 2019. |
Politics › Re: Presidential Debate: Peter Obi's China References Got People Talking by Deepthoughts: 11:13am On Dec 15, 2018 |
Mediahelm: During the vice-presidential debate in Abuja today, Peter Obi talked about making Nigeria get to where China is today and doing business with them. But Twitter users blast him for him for saying so, because if Nigeria can execute all it's corrupt politicians which China actually did, Atiku won't for contesting for president because he is one of the Notorious corrupted Politicians in the Nigerian history.
@isaozo said:
@karovoni said:
Source: https://www.mediahelm.com.ng/2018/12/if-we-do-what-china-did-atiku-wont-be.html You agents of Apc are all over Peter obi but you are silent about the fraud revealed by osibanjo where he said the government can not remove fuel subsidy where as the country was decieve that the subsidy has been removed why fuel price skyrocketed yet osibanjo has now confirm that the subsidies are still been not only paid but been paid illegally yet you people are singing their praise for this brazen corruption but you people are always so quick to accuse others of corruption, osibanjo claimed Nigeria is now producing 90% of her rice which is a blatant lie yet you are blind n deaf to all these,you had better go n start organizing tutorials for buhari,in any case he is also going to get trashed thoroughly then you will come back n continue looking for avenues fault his disgrace. |
Politics › Re: Buhari’s Government Hasn’t Spent A Penny On Refineries – Kachikwu by Deepthoughts: 3:26pm On Dec 14, 2018*. Modified: 3:47pm On Dec 14, 2018 |
vecman22: If it were to be that very stupid man called GEJ only God kwns the kind of huge amount he must have spent trying to deceive us that dey are trying to fix the refineries..
Thank God that stupid drunkard GEJ was voted out... you are just a foolish zombie, Johnathan administration awarded the refineries complete overhaul contract to the parent companies that built them,that contract n the complete revamping of the refineries was well on course to be completed around August of 2015 but immediately Apc/buhari took over the contract was cancelled n termed avenues of corruption,fews weeks after the Apc claimed they refineries has been refurbished using local capacity with much fanfare only for the refineries to break down shortly after n up to this moment,go back n check the uterances of kachikwu he had been bragging about bringing the refineries back to life now that their folly has come to stare them in the face they are singing a different tune,gej tried to end subsidy your type sabotage it buhari who claimed not to know what subsidy is said he ended it almost doubling the fuel price n worst of all has continued to pay the same subsidy illegally under a false name of under recovery riding with brazen corruption yet you people keep praising him,I wonder how buhari has succeeded in hypnotising your lot n making you unopinionated zombies, Atiku has suggested a brilliant idea to avoid a likely loss n wastage but hatred n zombiesm will not let your type see reason until the refineries suffers the same fate as nitel when dangote petrochemicals finally comes on stream then your type will begin to look for scapegoat to blame, instead of this blind praise singing just ask kachikwu why hasn't buhari brought back the refineries to life after almost four years in power or is it not the same buhari we we're told was an expert in the oil sector during the campaigns n who is now the substantive minister of petroleum resources? |
Politics › Re: Corper Wearing 'Vote Against Buhari' Top by Deepthoughts: 3:17pm On Dec 14, 2018 |
360degreess: probably an ipob youth.,because Buhari is their greatest nightmare.. that Corper may not even have PVC.
we already have millions of Nigerians supporting Buhari,with their PVCs intact and waiting for 2019 to destroy PDP,so we say "sorry Mr Corper" your hate for pmb has no significant influence in next year's election.
SAI BABA 2019. come 2019 we shall see if it's only buhari supporters that have pvc in millions,no wahala. |
Politics › Re: Ita Enang: Why Buhari Refused To Sign Electoral Act Amendment Bill by Deepthoughts: 3:05am On Dec 14, 2018 |
senatorbayor: It's on record that GEJ signed the amended 2010 electoral act into law 2 days to the election which gave a go ahead for INEC to make use of card reader..
Same APC urged GEJ to sign it then and accused him of being afraid of card reader introduction which gave INEC the discretion to use card reader
They later applauded the process after buhari won the election
Btw 2 days and 66 days, which is closer to election
From the onset, PMB have been sceptical about signing the new electoral bill that will strengthen the electoral process
He kept rejecting it with flimsy excuses from sequences of election to this latest one
The new electoral bill if signed will strengthen the electoral process and make card reader mandatory and not optional It will remove the Lacuna faced by the court where varying judgements were given on use of card reader
While some courts nullified elections cos card reader was not used, others upheld it despite non use of card reader.. E.G is the rivers election
Secondly, the new act would have help to match accredited voters with votes as no incidence paper will be allowed . It would have eased the transmission of result immediately than collating from wards to LG to state to Federal which will give room for manipulation of already counted votes
The idea of waiting for one results from kano or rivers while results are collated will be eliminated
The idea of using results from one state to increase the votes of another candidate or party will be eliminated as all votes will be transmitted simultaneously..
Refusal to sign means someone is afraid and wants to make use of these loopholes
Moreso, the electoral bill is applicable to all political parties.. The president ought to have consulted other political parties to get their inputs before rescinding..
This was same process GEJ did before signing the bill into an act ...
As it is now, pmb is having no inputs in strengthening the institution of the electoral process.. Thank you for this nice explanations,the zombies will never reason this out. |
Politics › Re: Ita Enang: Why Buhari Refused To Sign Electoral Act Amendment Bill by Deepthoughts: 2:59am On Dec 14, 2018 |
youngprofdguru: The Presidency on Thursday said President Muhammadu Buhari did not sign the Electoral Amendment Bill because doing so might cause confusion and lead to anarchy.
The Senior Special Assistant to the President on National Assembly Matters (Senate), Ita Enang, said this on Thursday during an interview on Channels Television Breakfast programme, Sunrise Daily.
He also disclosed that the President did not consult the other 91 political parties before refusing to sign the electoral bill because he needed to act in the best interest of the nation.
“Now, let me get to the other issue that Mr President alluded to, in not assenting to the bill. It is getting too close to election time and it will be dangerous to bring in a new electoral law at this time when the process of election has commenced from August, September, October this year. If you come to conclusion under a new law. It will cause confusion and may lead to anarchy.
“I think that what the President is to do is to take the best of discretion and from his vantage point as President of the country, to look at international best practices,” he said.
Various political parties and public interest groups have criticised the President for refusing to sign the bill.
Source: https://www.channelstv.com/2018/12/13/why-buhari-refused-to-sign-electoral-act-amendment-bill-presidency/ For God's sake how does signing a generally accepted bill lead to confusion n anarchy if such will not be engineered n sponsored?,n this ENANG was even involved in the bill making as a result of several complaints from buhari in the past, buhari was simply never going to accent to that bill no matter what n people like ENANG with all their education will always be willing n ready to justify the bigoted dullard actions. |
Politics › Re: 2019 Budget: Reps Threaten To Boycott Presentation Over Minister’s Remarks by Deepthoughts: 3:41pm On Dec 13, 2018 |
ericsmith: everything about you is shiit ... how am i suppose to engage in a conversion wen ur thot stinks .. lets close yu wit a fragnance You are just showing what you are good at!, it's no surprise you have lot of materials about it,how does buhari n his cows anus taste?anus licking addict!. |
Politics › Re: Fashola: It Is Not FG’s Problem If Nigerians Lack Electricity by Deepthoughts: 3:35pm On Dec 13, 2018 |
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Politics › Re: Saraki Jets To US To Attend Launch Of Trump's Africa Strategy by Deepthoughts: 3:23pm On Dec 13, 2018 |
seunmsg: At least, we know Buhari can travel at will to the USA. Atiku on the other hand, however, has not travelled to the USA since 2007. We cannot afford to elect a president that cannot attend the annual united nations general assembly and other international gathering of world leaders. Tell Atiku to accompany Saraki to the US; that should not be too much to ask from a man who want to be president. Was it not your same Apc that block the issuance of visa to Atiku instead of waiting for him to go to US n be arrested so that you can celebrate?,you people are just hypocrites |
Politics › Re: Saraki Jets To US To Attend Launch Of Trump's Africa Strategy by Deepthoughts: 3:18pm On Dec 13, 2018 |
seunmsg: The news would have been sweeter if Atiku is also traveling to the US with him. Nigerians want to see Atiku in US and not Saraki. If the US decides to issue her visa to Atiku today won't Apc organize her bunch of zombies to cause problems in the country,last time they boasted that Atiku can go to the US but when Atiku was about getting his visa they turn around to be organizing paid protest against it instead waiting for Atiku to be arrested in the US. |
Politics › Re: 2019 Budget: Reps Threaten To Boycott Presentation Over Minister’s Remarks by Deepthoughts: 3:11pm On Dec 13, 2018 |
ericsmith: your thoughts are so deep they emanate from ur anus .. you are so shallow minded n so use to anus licking that you lack the capacity to reason n comprehend independently except anus licking hence your obsession with the anus, incurable zombie. |
Politics › Re: 2019 Budget: Reps Threaten To Boycott Presentation Over Minister’s Remarks by Deepthoughts: 2:46pm On Dec 13, 2018 |
[quote author= post=73811968]I want to join my colleagues to request a formal apology on TV, else we will refuse to attend that budget session with Mr President, The minister must come and apologise. If not, the president will come to meet an empty house,” he added.
This is alarming. Look at our lawmakers feeling like some gods among themselves. This is the worst we have had in the nation's history.[/quote]Just look at yourself, instead of you to be blaming the minister who is deliberately lying against the NASS members just to paint them bad n shift blame from the incompetence of the executive your insulting those who have wronged,some if you are just zombies. |
Celebrities › Re: Aisha Buhari Presents Awards To Korede Bello, Iyanya, IK Ogbonna, Ken Erics by Deepthoughts: 1:24pm On Dec 13, 2018 |
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Politics › Re: Electoral Act: APC, PDP Reps Set For Stormy Session Today by Deepthoughts: 10:19am On Dec 13, 2018 |
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Lawmakers of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the House of Representatives, yesterday, vowed to block any move to override President Muhammadu Buhari’s veto of the Electoral Act (Amendment) bill. On the other hand, PDP lawmakers will today decide whether or not to go ahead with the process of overriding President Buhari’s veto a member of the caucus told Daily Trust.
Briefing newsmen at the National Assembly in Abuja, the APC caucus leader, Femi Gbajabiamila, insisted that the “APC lawmakers have more than the two-third number to stop any veto.” According to him, President Buhari declined his assent to the bill because of its imperfection and inherent potentialities to disenfranchise millions of eligible Nigerian voters.
He said the bill’s insistence on the exclusive use of card readers for accreditation had “foreclosed all forms of manual accreditation should the electronic method fail.”
“Let me say very quickly that many people don’t understand the implication of signing an imperfect document. What the National Assembly should do is to perfect the document and send it back, then the President (Buhari) will sign it,” he said.
The House Leader said no law mandated the president to disclose his reasons for rejecting a bill, adding that by vetoing the bill, the president had sought to protect Nigerians.
“The constitution is very clear; it does not require the president to give a reason for veto. All he has to do is to say ‘I am not signing’. However, what the president has done is to protect all Nigerians. He wants all votes to count in 2019.
“We have seen instances where the card readers have failed. What Mr President has done is to protect everybody in Nigeria. That means, you can do your electronic accreditation, but also give room for the manual alternative where card reader fails,” Gbajabiamila submitted.
The House required the votes of at least two-thirds of its 360 members to override the president’s veto.
Some PDP lawmakers in the House, led by Ali Madaki (PDP, Kano) attempted to initiate debate on the president’s letter informing the House of the veto.
In his letter to the National Assembly, President Buhari had pointed out certain sections of the bill that needed clarification to avoid “creating legislative uncertainty” ahead of the forthcoming 2019 general elections.
Both chambers of the National Assembly including the Senate and House of Reps have only four days to sit at plenary and override the president before they proceed on their Christmas break next Thursday, December 20.
https://all-gists..com/2018/12/electoral-act-apc-pdp-reps-set-for-stormy-session-today.html This is a bill that has been reworked more than four times due to buhari circus,in this last case the presidency was even given a draft of the bill for their perusal ahead of passage with no complain from them only for buhari to turn it down at the end,yet the Apc ass licking bunch of the NASS are here talking of a perfect document as if they were not part of the bill abinitio,Apc/buhari are just pure evil!. |
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