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immhotep:
Its called a Levirate Marriage >> https://www.encyclopedia.com/religion/encyclopedias-almanacs-transcripts-and-maps/levirate-marriage-bible

I know of the Levirate marriage, at least it happened in my community back then.That was the only one I have personally seen, it is rare.I doubt if it still happens these days.But the one in the BBC documentary, I am just hearing for the first time.I don't think it is the same as Levirate marriage.Igbo culture is quite rich.However, a lot should be done away with

This guy should get himself a good PR manager.It's obvious he doesn't know how to manage limelight.He needs to do better when it comes to what comes out of his mouth.

There is more to womanhood than sex appeal.To most of these women, everything is about sex appeal

Firstly, those walking aids are not called clutches but CRUTCHES.Secondly for her to sustain multiple fractures including possibly an ankle dislocation following a fall, she is probably having Osteoporosis.Age is fast catching up with her including the fact that she needs to cut down on her unhealthy lifestyle viz alcohol and smoking.I hope she realises that she needs to start acting her age.I wish her soonest recovery.

Igbo is the ONLY ethnic group seriously being feared by the Hausa/ Fulani.They know that when left alone one on one, Igbos will treat their f.uck up any time any day, and that we will do in no distant time.It's just a matter of time

The Lord is your strength my brother.If I were in your shoes, I will do the same.That shameless rapist must go to jail.

9jatriot:
Exactly what the defense did in 2 sections of the line of questioning which I had to extract for you.

It is simple, whether the data obtained was doctored or not, there will always be a trace.IT professionas know this.
Moreover, the defence will need to accept that there is truly a server (which they had hitherto denied) before talking about tampering with it.

9jatriot:
The witness said he got it from anonymous sources, which means, I could have prepared an excel sheet, change some properties and put INEC here and there and then send to this witness since in that case I am anonymous.

The witness knows where he got it from.He called the person a whistle blower in INEC hence he prefers to keep the identity of the person anonymous.You don't expect him to reveal the person do you? It is the duty of the defendant to prove him wrong not you, except you are part of the defendant

9jatriot:
The quote below seems to have your answer. It may get to a stage where Atiku's boys will be the ones begging that there is no server so no one can accuse them of having hacked a non existent server.

Since you referred me to someone else's post.Can you tell me where he got the data from since you are sure it is not from INEC's server.

9jatriot:
Somebody correct me, did this guy just admit that he probably hacked INEC server? Some people go enter jail for this server matter o.

But INEC said it has no server.How can you hack what doesn't exist?

The witness doesn't really need permission to obtain the data, he already did. He is try to set a bait.

Organs:
I'm impressed you want to know, now read my comment on this, go again and listen to the question and answer and if you want i can call you and we can have a discussion.

Guy, I don't have your time.

Organs:
Bros, you are not intelligent and you have hate in your heart that is why you are reading simple English and not understanding. Please go again and watch the video with a pen and paper and do take notes. The problem you have is that you dont know, and you dont know that you dont know.

You know.Please do lecture me.I am waiting

Jchi9876:
I did I don't have to watch again.
Bottom.line he said technicalities are part of our laws and we need to get used to it. Whether on the winning or losing side.

You weren't expecting the CJN to say that literally but we need a justice reform but in the mean time
Judgements are based off superior arguments.
If adeleke had prayed for a retrial the supreme court may have heard him but he was busy praying to be declared governor and that cannot happen

The issue is not whether technicality is not part of our law, obviously it is.The issue is that a CJN could not define or explain to the layman what technicality in law means.

Jchi9876:
He actually answered very correctly.
Technicalities are foundations of laws anywhere in the world.
Pdp should get over the loss of this joker dancing senator. If the law says a judge has to be available and sign register in all tribunal sittings to deliver a fair amd just judgement anything different will be a nullity irrespective of the merit so be it

He did not, considering what the supreme court based it's judgement on.He was explaining technicality as if technicality means one being an expert in a given field.This is not what technicality is, as related to the supreme court judgment.Watch the video once more.

Tanko's answer was at variance with the question.This is supposed to be the CJN.He answered like someone that was not listening to the question, someone who didn't understand the question or someone who didn't know the answer to the question.Kai, wahala dey ooo.The question was simply for him to define technicality in LAW.

I have been living here in Europe for close to 2 years but never seen a soldier on the street but living in Nigeria for a week especially Lagos, you will see soldiers on uniform virtually everyday intimidating and harassing defenseless civilians yet non of them has ever been brought to book.What a country!

meobizy:
Hmm.
Your logic deems I should keep quiet regarding something I’ve seen multiple times first hand.

Bravo, what a worthy conclusion.
Bravo.

Then open a new thread about it so that knowledgeable people will educate you on it.It is obvious you need to be tutored on it.Nuff said!

meobizy:
...and the difference between that and seizing is what?

Why don’t you just focus on the reason for the thread rather than dabbling in what you know nothing about.

Oh ye black man .What happened to solemnity in burial

The eagles were so tired even though they rested one extra day.This is shameful

Jamilu Collins why allow Mahrez such free space

It suprises me that a football nation like Nigeria, at least at the African level can't get an average keeper.Akpeyi is a far below average keeper yet Rohr tells us he is the best right now.I just can't fanthom this.

RIP to her.The problem is that there doesn't seem to be any solution in sight to this menace.After now,it would be forgotten until the next HIGH PROFILE victim.This incident happens on a regular basis on that axis, unfortunately it happens to the unknown and the family of the voiceless.If something is not done about this quickly, anarchy might just be looming.A stitch in time ...

My condolences to the family

This killings are really getting out of hand.An innocent woman.May her soul rest in peace.

Yes.Gradually we are getting there

Maket:
They reserved the judgement for who?

To consult master Buhari before making judgement.A democratic country where the judiciary has been pocketed by the executive arm, is that democracy?

prince3009:
Odemigwe made the post, the South African responded! Why did the OP turn it the other way round?

All these bloggers sniffing cow dung!

No.The other way round

Only talk, no action