₦airaland Forum

softapples:
Wearing of trousers by Nigerian ladies has generated a lot of controversies. People have continued to argue if the practice is sinful or not.
Ladies on trouser?

While some churches welcome and promote it, others preach against it. Those who are against it base their stand on Deuteronomy 22: 5, which says: “The woman shall not wear that which pertains to a man, neither shall a man put on a woman’s garment: for all that do so are abomination unto the LORD thy God.”

Churches, which do not condemn wearing of trousers by women, believe that grace has put an end to such law.

Some people, especially young females, decide the church they will attend based on whether wearing of trousers is allowed or not.

chocolateme:
Sometimes self control helps in curbing ugly situations especially for women.
She may be on her very right on that matter but her physical outburst has assassinated her character in all. It is well oo
But I sense LIES on this publication, I think they fabricated that gist.


FTC
Chocolate cream

jerseyboy:
Dem all be thief na

sammyj:
This is a welcome development. However, some wailers will not commend this act rather they will only wail witch hunt whenever FG want to probes their clueless Ogogoro master !!

www.nairaland.com/attachments/2739269_clvrh3ow8aawwho_jpegb9410a887cc29efdba8c24c0caffdad6

adamskutty:
Reno omikri the ape with canoe shaped head of a clueless ex. I wonder what he will write in that book, everything will be filled with sh!T and blunders and to think some foools are also planing to buy and read the nonsense, This is disturbing. They will be rendered useless and their brain re-configured

Datazone:
Read This [JONATHAN NIGERIA's GREATEST MISTAKE] OBASANJO & YARADUA DID NOT LEAVE ANY DEBT FOR NIGERIA BUT RATHER LEFT HUGE SUMS OF MONEY AS NATIONAL RESERVE FOR NIGERIA. JONATHAN (WHO IS NIGERIA'S GREATEST MISTAKE) MISTAKENLY BECAME PRESIDENT ON MAY 2010 AND BY MAY 2015,IT WAS DISCOVERED THAT JONATHAN HAS ACCRUED A DEBT OF 60 BILLION U.S DOLLARS FOR NIGERIA $1 = N228 60 BILLION DOLLARS × 228 = 13.7 TRILLION NAIRA (interest excluded) IF NIGERIA PAYS BACK 5 BILLION NAIRA EVERY MONTH 13.7 TRILLION NAIRA DIVIDED BY 5 BILLION NAIRA = 2740 MONTHS 1 YEAR = 12 MONTHS 2740 MONTHS / 12 = 228 YEARS IN OTHER WORDS,IT WILL TAKE NIGERIA AT LEAST 228 YEARS TO REPAY THE DEBT JONATHAN OWED (interest excluded) THIS CLEARLY MEANS THAT OUR CHILDREN, GRANDCHILDREN, GREAT GRANDCHILDREN AND GREAT GREAT GRANDCHILDREN WILL STILL PAY WHAT JONATHAN OWED. Now, who says JONATHAN is not BADLUCK? NO LIGHT NO FUEL...... SHARE THIS WITH ALL NIGERIANS YOU KNOW!

Built2last:
I totally supported GEJ when he removed this subsidy in 2012

and i will support GMB to remove it. nonsense

we cant be held to ransome by some greedy vampires who think they are doing us a favour.

let petrol rise to 200 naira and see how investors will flood the market.

giving us the right to choice.

if subsidy is removed, competition will crash the market in less than two years.

why cant we make the sacrifice now and enjoy later but NO, we remain the most impatient people.

santinoj:
Ask me o!!!

BossAyuk:
your 'mumuness' is legendary. what has this pile of poo got to with this thread?

cfame1:
Abeg how much calabar dey pay?

cfame1:
Are you posted to cross river state? Lets meet here joooooor..
I am one

sucobaba:
Welcoming all of you to OBUBRA camp.....batch c 2014 wish you all journey mercies.

Editor1:
www.thecable.ng/militancy-projects-gulp-n126bn-2015-budget

sirvic01:
President-elect, General Mohammadu Buhari may have just started a revenge mission on the African Independent Television, AIT when, Monday, the security men attached to him barred the station's correspondent, Bebei from covering Buhari's functions.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/04/hate-campaign-buhari-fights-back-bars-ait-from-covering-his-activities/

ionsman:
He should return the money he and his partners stole from the national coffers. That's what is paramount at the moment.

WisdomFlakes:
Ngige will prolly be that SGF if the above story is to be believed. He deserves it too.

eddydey:
The Agricultural sector reforms...
come to think of it, where is the Agric minister?
He has been missing from the scene during and after the elections, did he de-camped ?

Keneking:
Sore loser...
Lost due to greed for power...
Lost due to incompetence in tackling insecurity, economic woes and weak leadership.
Lost to a supreme candidate
Lost to poor campaigns
Lost to cluelessness on issues relating to corruption and impunity.
Lost to numerical strength in opposition.
Lost for postponing the election by 6 weeks.
Lost due to poor campaign teams.
Lost due to spouse control and influence on your personhood over affairs of the country.

midolian:
President Goodluck Jonathan’s letter to the National Assembly,  rejecting amendments to the 1999 Constitution, which was read on the floor of Senate on Wednesday by Senate President, David Mark, was received with shock by some members, who openly expressed surprise at the reasons why the President vetoed the bill.

Chairman,  Senate Committee on the Review of the 1999 Constitution (4th Alteration Bill 2015),  Senator Ike Ekweremadu, announced that his members would hold a two-day retreat from Wednesday to Thursday to review the development.

Efforts by  members to subject Jonathan’s letter to debate were frustrated by the Senate President, who said there was the need for them to have a copy of the letter each before they would be able to make meaningful contribution.

But  Senator Abubakar Yar’Adua (Katsina Central) raised a point of order and insisted that the issue be discussed because of the serious fundamental issues raised by Jonathan, which affected the integrity of the National Assembly.

Yar’Adua said, “I think it is important for us to discuss that letter and see whether there is need for us to consider the letter or not.

“I think the President  has raised very serious fundamental issues, especially in terms of our conscience as lawmakers and his own position as the chief executive officer of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. That is why I am raising this point or order.”

Although Mark agreed with Yar’Adua that the letter should be extensively discussed, he maintained that the debate could only be meaningful after members would have studied the letter at home.

Mark said,  “Obviously, this letter is not like any other normal letter. We can’t discuss the letter unless you have a copy of it. So, the first reaction is for me to make copies available to everybody and you go and study it.

“If you notice that there is an announcement also by the Constitution Review Committee that they(members) are going to meet. So, that will straight away go to them. I agree with you that weighty issues have been raised. It’s a peculiar case; so everybody will be involved.”

Our correspondent observed that the members had started the retreat and will come up with their position, which would also enable the Senate to take appropriate action on the issue.

Jonathan, had in the letter, said he would not assent to the amendments because they did not satisfy the strict requirements of Section 9(3) of the 1999 Constitution.

He queried the decision of the National Assembly to whittle down some Executive powers of the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

He also faulted some amendments which will give Executive powers and duties to the Legislature and the Judiciary.

Jonathan made his position known in a seven-page letter to Senate President David Mark and House of Representatives Speaker Aminu Tambuwal.

The President listed 12 errors in the amendments.

They are •Non-compliance with the threshold specified in Section 9(3) of the 1999 Constitution on amendments;•Alteration to constitution cannot be valid with mere voice votes unless supported by the votes of not less than four-fifths majority all members of National Assembly and two-thirds of all the 36 State Houses of Assembly.

Others are, the Right to free basic education and primary and maternal care services imposed on private institutions; •Flagrant violation of the doctrine of separation of powers; •Unjustified whittling down of the Executive powers of the Federation vested in the President by virtue of Section 5(1) of the 1999 Constitution;• and 30 days allowed for assent of the President.

http://www.punchng.com/news/jonathans-letter-on-constitution-amendment-shocks-senate/

Goke7:
These are the leaders misleading the igbos and preaching the hate politics which is reflected in the voting pattern, tommorrow they will go to abuja and beg for positions while the guys in the east they have misled continues to suffer.

Its time for Nigerians to start getting wiser

texazzpete:
Keep watching with your hate-filled eyes. The rest of us Patriots will look to Buhari for good governance.... Which encompasses a whole lot of things. Including security, power, respect for human rights, a strong anti-corruption campaign and a restoration of Nigerian pride.

If Buhari does not deliver, we vote out APC in 2019.

pendicle:
Saying Jonathan performed anywhere in Nigeria is like lying with both sides of your mouth.

The josites who voted APC removed the kafirs too? The Tivs who voted APC in Benue are kafirs too? The eggons who voted APC in NASARAWA are Kafirs too?

Dankwambo was returned as governor in Gombe, a state that often had Book Haram Attack too despite him being in PDP. The people voted Buhari 2 weeks ago massively but rewarded him for his service on Saturday.

I don't think Dankwambo did half of what Okorocha did in Imo but today look at the multitude of opposition against him because he belonged to an amala and ewedu party not because of his personality but his party.

Does the party he belong too remove the fact he is an Imo son

efilefun:
With international observers stating clearly that there was no elections, well lets see whats up after Mama pieces is finally out of Aso Rock when the election tribunals resume duty

efilefun:
With international observers stating clearly that there was no elections, well lets see whats up after Mama pieces is finally out of Aso Rock when the election tribunals resume duty

lalasticlala:
The Peoples Democratic Party leads in three local governments so far released by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).
The local governments are – Akpabuyo, Calabar South and Calabar Municipality.

The PDP is leading with 52, 009. The All Progressive Congress is second with 14, 857. The Labour Party has 6, 294.

http://thenationonlineng.net/new/pdp-leads-in-cross-river/

haibe:
he is not saying the oba is right, he is saying igbo should respect indigenes, how is that hard?

ayusco85:
I think the Igbos should respect their host, and try and do what will bring peace and peaceful co-existence. No one will go to Aba or Onitsha and try to claim relevance or drag rights with the true indigenes of those areas. Lagos belongs to the Yoruba's, like it or not.

#VoteNotFight
#OneNigeria
#Peace

lalasticlala:
The Resident Electoral Commissioner (REC) in Cross River State, Sylvester Ezeani has taken delivery of all necessary materials ahead of Saturday’s election.

Receiving the materials at the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) headquarters in Calabar, the State Capital, Ezeani reiterated the preparedness of the commission to hold Saturday’s polls devoid of challenges as witnessed during the March elections.

Mr Ezeani maintained that, over 2000 card readers to be used for the polls have been effectively reconfigured to enable the machines function effectively without causing unnecessary delays as experienced during the last elections.

Mr Ezeani however, assured the people of the State, of conducting a free, fair and credible polls acceptable by the electorates.

http://www.channelstv.com/2015/04/08/electoral-materials-arrive-cross-river-ahead-of-saturdays-polls/

ChangeisHere:
If true then we should all be thankful to these countries from saving Nigeria from Jonathan and his corrupt government

At the end of it all, Nigerians themselves removed Jonathan from power. God bless Nigerians

kayboy4y:
Why didn't u do all these. SACRIFICE? Abeg park well and spare me those words. Kindly arrange your luggages to Otuoke and stop forming POPE the adviser. You had all the instrument to effect the real sacrifice and change we desire but you choose continuity in seeing corruption as a way of life. We didn't forget how you made life unbearable for us wen u increased fuel subsidy. Sometin that never exist. Our Chibok gals, Police Pension scam, immigration nko? The unremmitted $20billion? Chai, dis man is a mistake on Nigerians. Oga Jona, relocate to Otuoke. You're not a hero u're a clueless man. Simple!

kayboy4y:
Why didn't u do all these. SACRIFICE? Abeg park well and spare me those words. Kindly arrange your luggages to Otuoke and stop forming POPE the adviser. You had all the instrument to effect the real sacrifice and change we desire but you choose continuity in seeing corruption as a way of life. We didn't forget how you made life unbearable for us wen u increased fuel subsidy. Sometin that never exist. Our Chibok gals, Police Pension scam, immigration nko? The unremmitted $20billion? Chai, dis man is a mistake on Nigerians. Oga Jona, relocate to Otuoke. You're not a hero u're a clueless man. Simple!

Mannylex:
I would vote for JK, APC are now the federal government, and if they still retain a state like Lagos, they would wield too much power, and this is not good for our democracy. We all saw how fashola constantly attacked GEJ, it kept the FG on their feet... If otherwise happens now, APC would become almost untouchable... My Choice was Buhari for President, Agbaje for Governor... I still stick to that. Whichever way u look at it, they are both CHANGE, ain't it?
Have no fear; Mannylex is here

Mannylex:
I would vote for JK, APC are now the federal government, and if they still retain a state like Lagos, they would wield too much power, and this is not good for our democracy. We all saw how fashola constantly attacked GEJ, it kept the FG on their feet... If otherwise happens now, APC would become almost untouchable... My Choice was Buhari for President, Agbaje for Governor... I still stick to that. Whichever way u look at it, they are both CHANGE, ain't it?
Have no fear; Mannylex is here

mogentle:
Igbo in Lagos are like the Fulani in Ilorin. Pls beware. Very soon, they 'll want to become Oba of Lagos. This you can never do in their own land.

mogentle:
Igbo in Lagos are like the Fulani in Ilorin. Pls beware. Very soon, they 'll want to become Oba of Lagos. This you can never do in their own land.