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you should remain firm with your decision whether you are a primary virgin or a secondary virgin(medically you are not).Do not be cowed into submission. Stand your ground and at the end, you will be happy you did. |
masterpiecer:thanks, I will... |
Erediauwa:lol,what has Bhuari done to you? |
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Shibaraba:thanks! |
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N.B: He was not taught how to draw
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my lil bro drew them . He is just 14yrs..
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N.B: he was not taught how to draw |
my lil bro did them.. just 14yrs
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A GLIMMER OF HOPE FOR NIGERIA: CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT To have a democratic nation, Nigeria has to heal herself of the pathologies and get rid of the cankerworms that have held her down for decades. While many individuals and statesmen have canvassed for several ways through which this can materialize,only few individuals have taken cognizance of Constitutional Replacement. It is a trite rule in law that the Constitution is the "Fons et Origo" ( The fountain of authority), the fundamental laws of the land. How can the several suggestions that have been proffered materialize when the foundation is faulty? The only way to begin this Journey of Reformation is to start with a people-drawn constitution, not an amendment of an anti-federal, military imposed 1999 constitution which is currently being operated. A quick survey on the background and the history of the 1999 constitution reveals the following facts: a) It was imposed by the Military by virtue of Decree no. 24 b) It was not ratified by any elected body(ies) c) It side tracked serious contentious issues such as true federalism which has been a tug of war. A replica of the 1979 constitution which was operated when Nigeria was divided into 19 states, and now Nigeria has 36 states.How can this cope with the current situation in Nigeria? d) A mere "copy and paste " exercise e) The people of the country were not involved as there were no referendum and debate(s) In line with the above narrative, the phrase in the preamble of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (as amended) "we the people " Is false and misleading and thus nothing but a sham! The 1999 constitution has a faulty foundation,embarking on an amendment of such constitution with a massively flawed origin is nothing but a futile and fruitless exercise. Little wonder only a significant achievement has been recorded since She got her Independence .This can be better illustrated with carrying out a renovation on a house with a weak foundation without tackling the problem with its foundation. Obviously,this is futile as the house will collapse like a pack of cards. Nigeria has survived a civil war, six military coups and eight military heads of state. But despite these laudable achievements, Nigeria is still lagging behind and still groping in darkness. Our leaders have failed woefully in mustering the leadership vision and the statesmanly discipline required to forge a nation from the diverse ethnic groups scattered across the vast geographical location. They have stubbornly and selfishly stuck to the imposed military constitution as it suits their selfish interests.They loot the country's treasury at will, accumulate wealth and fortune for themselves and unborn generations at the expense of the masses. Yet Nigeria claims to be the giant of Africa,What an irony! Soon Nigeria will roll out her drums to celebrate her Independence from Britain,it is really saddening and quite shameful that there has been little significant achievement that has been recorded since then. However, Some have argued that a constitution amendment Is better since they believe the Three organs of government are conservative and myopic. "Half bread is better than none" They say. Nigeria should make do with the Constitution at hand and subsequently "add" and " delete" any provision . But the question that should be on the lips of every patriotic citizen should be: "How long will Nigeria continue like this?" The time is now! it's high time we took the bull by its horns, it's high time we all made the demand for a new constitution more intense and passionate and above all, more patriotic. |
ehirosplusbiz:Exactly |
To have a democratic nation, Nigeria has to heal herself of the pathologies that have held her down for decades. This can only begin and can only be achieved with a brand new,people-drawn constitution, not an amendment of an anti-federal, military imposed 1999 constitution which is currently being operated. A quick survey of the background and the history of the 1999 constitution reveals the following facts: a) It was imposed by the Military by virtue of Decree no. 24 b) It was not ratified by any elected bodies c) It side tracked serious contentious issues such as true federalism,a replica of the 1979 constitution which was operated when Nigeria was divided into 19 states, and now Nigeria has 36 states.How can this cope with the current situation in Nigeria? d) A mere "copy and paste " exercise e) The people were not involved In line with the above narrative, the phrase in the preamble "we the people " Is nothing but a sham! The 1999 constitution has a faulty foundation already, embarking on an amendment of a constitution of such massively flawed origin is nothing but a futile and fruitless exercise. A practical example is a house with a faulty foundation, trying to renovate it without tackling the problem with its foundation is futile, the house will collapse like a pack of cards.Nigeria has survived a civil war, 6 military coups and 8military heads of state. But despite these seemingly achievements, Nigeria is still lagging behind and still groping in darkness. Our leaders have failed woefully in mustering the leadership vision and the statesmanly discipline required to forge a nation from the diverse ethnic groups scattered across the vast geographical location. They have stubbornly and selfishly stuck to the imposed military constitution as it suits their selfish interests.They loot the country's treasury at will, accumulate wealth and fortune for themselves at the expense of the masses. Yet Nigeria claims to be the giant of Africa,What an irony! Yesterday made it 59years that Nigeria got her independence from Britain,it is really saddening and quite shameful that there is nothing to write home about. However, Some have argued that a constitution amendment Is better owing to the fact that the 3 organs of government are conservative and are not ready for a constitution replacement. But the question is, "For how long will Nigeria continue like this?" The time is now! it's high time we took the bull by its horns, it's high time we all made the demand for a new constitution more intense and passionate and above all, more patriotic DOLYN |
the root of the problem needs to be arrested first |
To have a democratic nation, Nigeria has to heal herself of the pathologies and the cankerworms that have held her down for decades. While many individuals and statesmen have canvassed for several ways through which this can materialize,only few individuals have taken cognizance of Constitutional Replacement. It is a trite rule in law that the Constitution is the "Fons et Origo" (The fountain of authority),the fundamental laws of the land. How can the several suggestions that have been proffered materialize when the foundation is faulty? The only way to begin this Journey of Reformation is to start with a people drawn Constitution,not an amendment of a military imposed, Pseudo -democratic Constitution which is currently being operated. A quick survey of the background and the history of the 1999 constitution(as amended) reveals the following facts: a) It was imposed by the Military by virtue of Decree no. 24 b) It was not ratified by any elected bodies c) It side tracked serious contentious issues such as true federalism which has become a tug of war in Nigeria,a replica of the 1979 constitution which was operated when Nigeria was divided into 19 states, and now Nigeria has 36 states.How can this cope with the current situation in Nigeria? d) A mere "copy and paste " exercise e) The people were not involved as no referendum nor debates took place In line with the above narrative, the phrase in the preamble "we the people " Is nothing but a sham! The 1999 Constitution (as amended) has a faulty foundation. Embarking on an amendment of such Constitution with massively flawed origin is nothing but a futile exercise.Little wonder only a significant achievement has been recorded since she got her Independence from Britain. This can be illustrated with carrying out a renovation on a house with a weak foundation without addressing the problem with it's foundation first. obviously,the house will collapse like a pack of cards. Nigeria has survived a civil war, 6 military coups and 8military heads of state. But despite these laudable achievements, Nigeria is still lagging behind and still groping in darkness. Our leaders have failed woefully in mustering the leadership vision and the statesmanly discipline required to forge a nation from the diverse ethnic groups scattered across the vast geographical location. They have stubbornly and selfishly stuck to the imposed military constitution as it suits their selfish interests.They loot the country's treasury at will, accumulate wealth and fortune for themselves and unborn generations at the expense of the masses. Yet Nigeria claims to be the giant of Africa,What an irony! Soon Nigeria will roll out her drums to celebrate her Independence from Britain,it is really saddening and quite shameful that there has been little significant achievement that has been recorded since then. However, Some have argued that a constitution amendment Is better than replacing it with a new one since they believe the three organs of government are conservative and myopic. "Half bread is better than none" They say. Nigeria should make do with the Constitution at hand and subsequently "add" and " delete" any provision . But the question that should be on the lips of every patriotic citizen should be: "How long will Nigeria continue like this? The time is now! it's high time we took the bull by its horns, it's high time we all made the demand for a new constitution more intense and passionate and above all more patriotic. DOLYN Faculty of Law, OAU |
budaatum:more reason why we need a new,people -drawn constitution |
In order to have a democratic nation, Nigeria has to heal herself of the pathologies that have held her down for decades. This can only begin and can only be achieved with a brand new,people-drawn constitution, not an amendment of an anti-federal, military imposed 1999 constitution which is currently being operated. A quick survey of the background and the history of the 1999 constitution reveals the following facts: a) It was imposed by the Military by virtue of Decree no. 24 b) It was not ratified by any elected bodies c) It side tracked serious contentious issues such as true federalism,a replica of the 1979 constitution which was operated when Nigeria was divided into 19 states, and now Nigeria has 36 states .How can this cope with the current situation in Nigeria? d) A mere "copy and paste " exercise e) The people were not involved It follows from the above that the phrase in the preamble "we the people " Is nothing but a sham! The 1999 constitution has a faulty foundation already, embarking on an amendment of a constitution of such massively flawed origin is nothing but a futile and fruitless exercise. A practical example is a house with a faulty foundation, trying to renovate it without tackling the problem with its foundation is futile, the house will collapse like a pack of cards. By October 1,drums will be rolled out to celebrate 59years of independence.Nigeria has survived a civil war, 6 military coups and 8military heads of state. But despite these seemingly achievements, Nigeria is still lagging behind and still groping in darkness. Our leaders have failed woefully in mustering the leadership vision and the statesmanly discipline required to forge a nation from the diverse ethnic groups scattered across the vast geographical location. They have stubbornly and selfishly stuck to the imposed military constitution as it suits their selfish interests. Some have argued that a constitution amendment Is better owing to the fact that the 3 organs of government are conservative and are not ready for a constitution replacement. But the question is, "For how long will Nigeria continue like this?" The time is now! it's high time we took the bull by its horns, it's high time we all made the demand for a new constitution more intense and passionate. DOLYN Faculty of Law, OAU |
iCauseTrouble:u no lie |
glink2015:keep quiet there! |
please stop posting thrash and please stop denting her image... how do u expect her to feel when she gets well and see this? she was not used by anybody,she is just a victim of circumstance |
please stop posting thrash and rubbish! she is not a "runz girl" and she will never be! she is just a victim of circumstance...stop spreading false information, please |
adanny01:she was not....please don't say what u do not know....she was not used by anyone |
anyone who got shortlisted today? |
are they still shortlisting? |
2law:please I need the past questions too....my email anidolyn@gmail.com |
Ajet001:thanks! |
I am yet to see the activation link through my email for the NNPC scholarship... it has been over 6hrs now....should I create another profile? or is there anyone in similar situation? |
I need answers, please |
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