₦airaland Forum

Fhemmmy:
I am so laffing hard . . . I guess you don vex be that oh . . . .Sorry Sir, so now cos we dont agree or cos i wont follow your mindset, na cheap "like" i am looking for . . . Aiigt, Sir.

Fhemmmy:
I am rolling on the floor . . . Likes from faceless ladies that might be a man behind the screen . . . Go and investigate Fhemmmy Motos well and you get a better idea of who he is . . .I have enough ladies in my life in real life, from Mother, to sisters, to wife and daughters . . . .

Fhemmmy:
I am a work in progress by Baba God, so if i am flawed, it is just an excuse for God to make me better . . .Lol

Fhemmmy:
Fhemmmy never avoid questions . . . read btw the lines and you will see the answers, else, ask me direct and i will answer you, Sir

Dragonking:
you still haven't answered the questions...

I ask, what do you think will happen when I go to the police station to report my wife who is maltreating me by slapping my face and hitting me on the head (even though it wasn't easy for me to do so)? what do you think will be their response especially from this part of the world we are in?

Also, why do you advise men to walk away from such marriage but support the women to report similar incidents to the police, then get divorced and carry about 70% of the man's assets? why the biasness?

Fhemmmy:
You think the woman has no pride as well, you think it is easy for her to walk or call the cop that she has been beaten? Then, sum up the courage and dont worry about your ego to go and report if that is what you would rather do.

Nonso23:
As usual, most women cannot handle the truth.

Fhemmmy:
If your wife always slaps you on a daily basis . . . Pal, there is something wrong somewhere for you to have remain there, NO need to go to police, go to court and tore the marriage license into 2

Fhemmmy:
Go and check well that thread and you will see my comment there . . . I still blame that man for what happen in that case, cos he had been stabbed before and yet remain there . . . MInd you, i am not saying women dont have their share of the issues, as a matter of fact, anyone called human is not perfect and we are all work in progress . . . . And a man that is abused and ashamed of reporting it is NOT a man, no need to even report it, if you know you cant handle it - WALK AWAY . . . Marriage is a NOT a do or DIE.

Fhemmmy:
So cos it doesnt favor them, they should put up with abuse and allow their kids to see that on a daily basis? only for the kids to now think it is normal for MOM to slave for papa?

Dragonking:
why am I sensing a trap?

basty:
Seun has missed out allowing this kind of stuff on Nairaland. A reason Seen is not using G-wagon 2015.
Nairaland is not coordinated, posing rubbish. Linda Ikeji is more educating and entertaining. I am hating Nairaland by days, disgusting and bored.

Josh121:
No body will tell you he is buying first bank now oooo, 23m offer disappear

ebony9ja:
Those who supply FBNH shares in the market must be angry with the stock or broke or have a good reason to do so. The supply @ N7 is unrelenting

beey2:
May the good Lord forgive you of your false accusations. Has it ever been confirmed that he has ever stolen from anybody living or dead, or has he ever forced you.

ataller1:
like say na so e dey easy? NOTE: Blessed is the man that fears the Lord

CLEARINGAGENT:
REALLY I DNT APP D INVOLVEMENT OF OUR NOBLE PASTORS IN POLITICS, IT WILL ONLY BRING SCANDAL TO THEIR NAMES.

nosmas:
In impressed by firstbank and diamond Bank market performance everyday they keep lowering the ladder for mite people to clime in

The Independent National Electoral Commission,
INEC, yesterday said the commission had produced
Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) for all the registered voters
in the country.

Deputy Director, Voter Education and Publicity, INEC, Mr
Nick Dazang, disclosed this at a workshop organised for
journalists in Kaduna.
INEC had in January announced that it registered 68.8
million voters in the country for this month’s general
elections.
Dazang said although the commission earlier had
challenges in the production of the cards, it was able to
overcome the challenges.

He said the commission had produced cards for those
whose data were lost and those recently captured during its Continuous Voter Registration (CVR).
“At a point in time, the contractor producing the cards had
machine failure, but after sometimes, he overcame the
problem and was able to boost level of production from
350,000 to 600,000 per day.
“The one we sublet was able to produce 1.4 million daily
and that explained why we keep telling people that we have
confidence that we will produce the card and every one will
get it.

“Now, as we speak, the cards for those whose bio-data
were captured during the Continuous Voters Registration are available for collection.”
He said the cards had been distributed to respective states
for collection and owners could collect theirs at the
distribution centers.”
Dazang also said that no fewer than 65 per cent of the cards had been collected nationwide as at yesterday morning.
“As at last week when we had a meeting with our Public
Affairs Officers in Abuja, the commission had distributed 63
per cent of the cards.”
He assured that those who registered would collect their
cards before February 14.

Dazang said the commission had taken delivery of 152,000
card reader machines, which would be used at the 120,000
polling units during the polls, adding that each card reader
was configured for use at specific polling units.
Dazang also said that non-sensitive materials had been
distributed, while the distribution of sensitive materials
would begin soon.

Dansang, who commended the level of collaboration INEC
had with the media, said the commission would continue to
work with journalists to improve the nation’s election
process.

“For any election to be successful, the electoral body must
work with the media,” Dazang said.
As ex-confab delegates seek polls’ postponement
Meanwhile, barely two weeks to the general election, some
former members of the 2014 National Conference, yesterday, called for the postponement of the election,
saying INEC was not ready for the polls.

The delegates, in their separate presentations on the issue
at a symposium entitled “The National Conference and the
2015 Elections” organised by the HH Macaulay Centre for
the Advancement of Democracy in Abuja said going ahead
with the election when many Nigerians were yet to collect
their PVCs would mean disenfranchising thousands of
eligible voters.

Some of the delegates who were mainly discussants
included Col. Tony Nyiam, Mr. Dan Nwanyanwu, Madam
Anko Briggs, Chief Mike Ozekhome, Mr. Yinka Odumakin
amongst others.
Senator Femi Okoromu, who was also a delegate to the
defunct conference was the chairman of the occasion.

Though some of the panelists differed on the postponement of the elections for fear of prompting violence and protest in the country, some however were in favour of the call.
For instance, former National Chairman of Labour Party
(LP), Chief Dan Nwanyanwu was one of those who
supported the call. According to him, INEC had fallen short
of the expectations of many Nigerians in the distribution of
the PVCs.

Also speaking, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, SAN, Chief
Mike Ozehkome also advised that it would amount to the
disenfranchisement of many Nigerians should the elections be held as slated without considering the inadequacies of INEC.

Blackvampire:
Says who pls say what you knw am anioma in delta and i support biafra..nonsense

sherrylo:
so he has being winning in the tenth hour already?

Mike Ahamba SAN, attorney to General
Muhammadu Buhari, has dumped the All progressives Congress (APC), for the Peoples’ Democratic Party (PDP).

He said he jumped ship because the party is riddled
with so much dishonesty and lack of transparency .

Ahamba maintained that incumbent Governors were
invited to the fold with the sole aim of securing their
states funds for elections .

Below is the full text;

My brothers, sisters, friends and supporters, I salute
you.
It is a fact now self-evident that I am involved in a
political re-alignment and movement that has necessarily resulted in my return to the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) of which I was a pioneer member, having abandoned the sinking APC political ship which has proved soon to be a political ‘Titanic’.
The merger of three national political parties, a first in
the history of Nigeria, had been full of hope with
promises of change. But the center could not hold,
things have fallen apart, and no one in the party is at
ease any longer?
Brethren, I have bailed out of that ship because I find
myself unable to continue with membership of a party
which
(a) places preferred runners in a 100 metres race at
the sixtieth metre point in a supposed democratic
setting leaving others at the starting blocks,
(b) has not published its manifesto after more than
eight ( months of existence, thereby keeping its
membership and the polity in a blindfold as to its true
objectives,
(c) has not been able to set up elected administrative
structures at any level more than eight months after
registration but, instead, is developing a sit-tight
syndrome in the interim officers,
(d) invites governors into its fold for the purpose of
using them to secure funds for election purposes,
which funds would naturally be the product of looting
of the respective state treasuries,
(e) has manifested lack of concern for the well being
of the generality of the society, particularly the less
privileged, by directing its members in the National
Assembly to block the national budget, a directive
that could never be justified, to mention a few reasons.
I have therefore opted to return to my original political
platform the PDP which till date has not be
parochialised either ethnically or religiously.
I firmly believe that this platform is, in the Nigerian
situation, the best avenue of political service to my
people and the nation at large.
I assure my numerous supporters and admirers that
change of platform will not transform into a change
of the personality you ever admired in me, and crave
your understanding and support. I remain committed
to justice to all, at all times, at all cost.
As I declare my membership of the PDP on Saturday
22nd February, 2014 my major request of you is your
earnest prayers for me to continue to be who I have
been. May I also request your support in welcoming
Mr. President, Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan to this
epoc event.
In God I trust.
God bless you all, and our Great country.
Chief Mike Ikenna Ahamba KSC, SAN.