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As a United fan, I have to admit that we parked the bus ![]() #GGMU |
The World's best keeper, no doubt. |
gidimasters:www.google.com |
Progressive01:That's how you sell your own because of HATE. Instead of me to be a HATE-Blinded Nigerian, I will carry my Igbo go join the iPAD movement.. #IgweBuIke..
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HisSexcellency:Thank You. |
Chibok boys ![]() |
blackpanda:Buhari must be wishing all he had was a country full of Zombies ![]() |
That's the face you make before you begin the 'shakitibobo' dance. ![]() Ask honeydear |
LePrezident:That is not tautology. Can you fault this: "He gave it to me to give it to you" In both cases, two verbs were describing two different actions. |
hahn:But you expect all Nairalanders with their brains and experience in life ti believe you are not insane? ![]() |
Nairaland Moderators, please, edit the topic. Except of course, you want to expose the ridiculous post. 100kg is two bags of rice |
back2sender:When I said a comprehensive example, I meant one with names and details of the evidence against the case, details of the verdict and the illegal transaction. What you put up there are 'one-line sentences' that can easily be gotten from google search page. I mean in-depth exposure from first-hand witnesses. Even if it's a link let me go read up. |
SalomonKane:You have a point. But trust me when I tell you that is not the case. Can't go into details. |
SalomonKane:What would the girls tell them that they didn't know? I noticed while discussing this issue with a military friend who was once at the battle front, he would be silent and smile, and just say 'forget'. He doesn't go beyond that in those discussions. He isn't from the SE/SS. |
Chibok Women ![]() |
snailspeed:Just like I replied the Zombie in one thread like that. DesChyko:These agencies and their 'sketches' need to be taught investigation all over again. |
back2sender:Give a comprehensive example of the black market judgements he gave please. I will like to use it as an instance when discussing with people. |
Emeritusseun:If I'm wrong, tell me that I'm wrong. Trying to put words in my mouth or force me to consider this a joke is not proper. I commented based on my perception. If you want to do my thinking for me, just say so. |
Nice analysis. |
She's not a professional. No Subject title. No topic. Not even Class Work, Assignment or Homework preceeding. Writing '10' in place of 'ten' in an English assignment. If that which is being written is 'present tense', then the grammar is 99.9% wrong. This is either staged or she is a Corper. A puo m |
HungerBAD:Very funny. So, this is the latest experiment by your infalliable leader to tackle recession right? It's no more IPOB or NDA. It's now judges that hold the key. What is this Judge saying?that they mistook you for somebody else?and that your house was searched without a search warrant?liar.Judging the speed at which the DSS under this government cannot live without the press, isn't if funny that three days since the official press release by the NJC on this matter, they have not released an official statement of their own proving that they actually didn't go foul as accused? The problem with all lawyers (including many that are my friends) for some strange reason,think they are smarter than everybody else.Oh Yes.. In the ways of the law, they're definitely smart. As quick as you are to defend every sneeze of this government; so they are in finding loopholes and anchorage in the law. The only difference is, you do yours without evidence and fact-finding. Like in this case; were you part of the DSS team or his househelps? How are you so sure? This Judge make it sound as if the DSS people can't read and write,and not intelligent to know who their targets are.I'm compelled to believe they don't know their job. The current battle the DSS are engaged in, is that their jurisdiction by law? The search warrants presented were indeed phoney due to the precise list of what were being searched for. I think it's the DSS that think Nigerians are naive, no thanks to people like you. They believe we don't know the constitution and how the system works. No Sir,they were not looking for some else that is not you. As a Judge,you have handled cases,and very well informed on how to prepare your defense,but unfortunately your corrupt ways have caught up you,and your defenses will crumble like the Roman Empire .Now, you show your lack of depth. The first thing a lawyer does in a case where he believes he can score big is give a press release. At this juncture, you must agree lawyers are definitely wiser in the ways of the law than you can ever be. Now, you were trying to beat them to their game but ended up tying yourself in knots. Mr Corrupt Judge,I dare you to sue the DSS if it was not you they were looking for.Patience. It's not your case. It's his case and he will proceed at his speed. There will be lots of fact finding involved in creating a waterproof case. You want them to act like the FG or DSS that can't get convictions due to their hurried irrational media driven cases that fall like a pack of cards in courts? Sorry o |
Is Dino Melaye a judge too? ![]() |
Did they have any idea why they were there in the first place. |
Some ladies really take their time to look more like dolls than human. |
Wrongly-timed Propaganda ![]() They should have waited when the President wasn't in focus. So that Zone-Bs can make a meal out of it. |
Still on this matter PassingShot:More facts are coming to the fore. You can see that you assumed too early. I however note that there are more reasons for his illegal detention than the IPOB issue. |
Before DSS-sympathetics realign this to suit their purpose, note that he beckoned on 'lawyers' like himself to resolve the situation. Not that what he is saying is strange though. It is hard to see a judge who doesn't favour certain lawyers; with or without the exchange of bribe. What do lawyers call it: 'favour bank' right? So, the degree and openess of it is what really makes it a crime, not its existence. It is everywhere. |
Realdeals:Assuming this outcome was not the reason for the interview. |
udumosam23:Sitting beside a woman in that interview. That woman commands the respect of World Leaders. He should have at least showed some decency. Honestly, it would require some heavy damage control to restore his image as a 'fair' president in gender matters. Your audience should determine your countenance in official matters. We all know that is a traditional Nigerian lifestyle but if he was interested in giving her a lecture, he should have done so with purpose, not aloof as if he had no regard whatsoever for the sex of the personnel beside him. |
arewafederation:I wouldn't agree with your first assertion. Aisha being involved in the political affairs of the Presidency is never the issue. The President made it clear enough during his campaign that the First Lady's office would be non-functional and that had been recorded. Havinh known the President's way of managing affairs, I think he was being nosy in the little portfolio that the first lady should be managing, the same way he is being nosy in thing he knew nothing about and should have let those appointed/experts do their jobs. No doubt, their issue is of a political nature. But having known Nigeria political climate, accusing her of trying to overthrow the President is unfounded. As for the Fayose-Aisha fiasco, I never commented on it because there is a lot of information about those that were never made public. I believe there is a real issue between them but they were just beating about the bush. That no one was nailed is proof enough. So, those actually following that sh¡t need to engage their brains. That is just a deception. The real issue had never been mentioned. |
If the President didn't know whom he would be working with, then our country's situation can be explained by the lack of preparedness of the administration for the task ahead. How can he claim the country is fantastically corrupt and that he is on a mission to eradicate it, yet open up the helms to people he knows nought about? That is, assuming we hadn't seen the faces parading about this government before. I think he and his wife have some scuffles over some political issue, hence the outburst. If people are appointed without making any effort, that is understandable. A civilian country that parades some of the most educated people on the planet had to settle for one with a very questionable SSCE as her president. That is glory despite lack of effort. That is assuming there was no favouritism in the appointment processes. We know better. It's true that Buhari scored popularity votes, hence his emergence as Nigeria's president. It is also true that a Bachelor or Divorcee would not lead Nigeria. Try as hard as you may to take Aisha off the equation. If you had erased her off the campaign stage, Buhari would never had emerged President. A man who cannot contain his family scuffles cannoy manage a haemorraging country with diverse problems. I was just analysing Jonathan's many decisions and indecisions and trying to see where the wife came all out against his rule and plans to rule. Finally, as a bachelor, I used to have the same thoughts; that a woman belongs to the kitchen. So, I really find it appalling that as old as the President is, in 2016, can still make such childish references. I would blame it solely on the Fulani version of their religion and culture. They are backward in thoughts and civilization. I don't want to think him actually stup¡d. Just imagine if a wife had been meant for domestic purposes alone, men obituaries due to stress would have its own 24-hour TV channel. Coupled with a lot of other crazies in the world. |
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