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just incase

op
I will tell u my mind 2mao

must Chelsea always beat schalke with 6 goals diff
blue is d colour

like
if u know Costa will score his 1st UCL goal 4 Chelsea

in lil kesh voice "lyrically i big die,big like aunty cossy boobs"

an eye for an eye
Dats my own judgement

The long awaited song is here ooo... It is red hot!!! D long anticipated!Awaited!anytin ted!song is finally out

I swear if blind man hear am,he go wan open eye see wu sing am

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I know dis should be in d celebrities section buh I don't like making noise..
every 7-11 is all about me TUPPENCE
an upcoming,rising,unique star which d whole nation will soon celebrate!!
Nigeria is surely blessed for having me,dis I believe …
however d mod is permitted to move it to the celebrities section!!

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oya wish me a api bday
7-11

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Two presidential aspirants on the platform of the
Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, are ready to lock
horns with the ruling party for saying they would not
get the forms after payments.
It was gathered that the national leadership of the
party refused to sell its presidential nomination and
expression of interest forms to the aspirants after
paying for the forms.
Two of the aspirants, Dr. Abdul-Jhalil Tafawa-
Balewa and Prof. Akasoba Duke-Abiola, were at the
national secretariat of the party in Abuja on
Tuesday to purchase the forms, but they were
turned back.
Punch reports that first to arrive was Tafawa-
Balewa, who hails from Bauchi State. He is also the
son of Nigeria’s First Republic Prime Minister, the
late Abubakar Tafawa-Balewa.
It will be recalled that all the levels of the party,
including the National Executive Council had
endorsed President Jonathan as its sole presidential
candidate.
Tafawa-Balewa had on September 21 frowned at
the action, saying nothing would stop him from
running for the presidential race.
He had asked, “What type of democracy do we
have? Is the PDP a communist party? Where is the
place of internal democracy?”
Report said a visibly angry Tafawa-Balewa stormed
the party’s national secretariat with his supporters
and bank tellers, with which he had hoped to
purchase the presidential nomination and
expression of interest forms.
The bank tellers indicated that he deposited N22m
into the account of the party with Zenith Bank.
The breakdown of the fees showed that he paid
N20m as nomination fee and another N2m for the
expression of interest form.
He paid the money into the party’s account Number
1012436478 with the Zenith Bank.
Rather than being issued his forms, the aspirant
claimed that he was told by officials of the party that
the forms were not ready.
Tafawa-Balewa said he was told that all other
forms were on sale except the presidential
nomination and expression of interest forms.
He said, “I have paid for my forms. I was, however,
told that they don’t have the forms ready. I am still
here. I will send some of my people here on
Thursday to come and pick the forms.”
He said he went to the office of the Secretary of the
party, Prof. Wale Oladipo, and the National
Organising Secretary, Alhaji Abubakar Mustapha,
but was denied the forms.
Also speaking on the refusal of the party to present
her with her forms, Duke-Abiola, who is one of the
widows of the late Chief MKO Abiola, described the
action of the party as questionable.
Abiola, who displayed the Diamond Bank Teller with
which she paid her N2m to the party’s bank
account, wondered why the party would issue her
receipts and refused to sell the forms to her.
Female aspirants, like her, are expected to pay just
N2m for the expression of interest form while the
nomination form is free for them.
The presidential aspirant said she was told by the
National Chairman of the party, Alhaji Adamu
Mu’azu that the party printed only one form.
She said, “I have the receipt from the party after
paying my money. But they said they printed only
one presidential nomination form, even though the
guidelines do not say that.
“The National Organizing Secretary and the National
Chairman said the party printed only one form. I
asked that they should give me the one they printed
to me since I was there. They laughed and said
whether I didn’t know who they printed it for. This is
a fraud.”
She said that she would not ask for a refund of her
money, but that the party must sell the forms to her.
In his reaction, the National Publicity Secretary of
the party, Chief Olisa Metuh, said he was not aware
that the aspirants came.
“I will have to find out from the national Organising
secretary, because I’m not directly involved in the
selling of that forms. I’m only involved in the
management of the image of the party”, he said.

The long-anticipated defection of Hon. Aminu
Tambuwal from PDP to APC has robbed the ruling
party of its claim to the number four position in
the country. PDP is expected to push back
through various means to challenge Tambuwal’s
right to hold on to both his legislative seat (which
he won on the platform of PDP) and the officeof
the Speaker. Essentially, there are four options
available to PDP in the wake of this recent
development.
Instigate Impeachment
One of the options is to instigate Tambuwal’s
impeachment.But how realistic is this option? As
a start, there are constitutional requirementsto be
met before an impeachmentprocess can sail
through. According to Section 50 (2) (c) of the
1999 Constitution, the Senate President or the
Speaker ceases to occupy that position:“if he is
removed from officeby a resolution of the Senate
or of the House of Representatives,as the case
may be, by the votes of not less than two-thirds
majority of the members of that House.” The
implication is that a minimum of 240 members
(two-third) of the 360 members have to vote in
favour of his removal as the Speaker. At the
moment,PDP has 188 members and APC has 160
members, while other minority parties combined
have 12 members. Evenif the PDP gets the 12
members of the minority parties to join forces
with it, it would only make it 200 votes. And the
Speaker needs only 121 votes to remain as
Speaker. This is clearly not option that PDP can
pull through as it is inconceivable that APC
members will not vote to save their new man.
Challenge His Right to Speakership
The PDP can decide to go to court for
interpretation on Tambuwal’s eligibility to continue
to preside as Speaker of the House being a
member of the opposition. But the Constitution is
not specific on the party of the presiding officer
as the only condition given is to be a member of
the House. The House Rules is also silent on the
party of the Speaker. In Section 50 (1) (b), the
Constitution states that:“There shall be:a Speaker
and a Deputy Speaker of the House of
Representatives,who shall be elected by the
members of that House from among themselves.”
While the PDP may ask the court to interpretthe
intentionof the framers of that Section (since it
might not be conceivable that an opposition
member would be elected Speaker in the first
instanceexcept by mutual consent), it is however
doubtful if this option can be pushed through
because the constitutional provision is non-
ambiguous.
The PDP might also appeal to morality by saying it
is immoral for someone to be elected Speaker on
the platform of a party and keep the position after
crossing to another party. It is doubtful if
Tambuwal will be swayed by this argument. If he
would, he would have stepped aside in the first
instance.
Declare His Seat Vacant
Another option is to declare his seat vacant,
which will allow the PDP to kill two birds with one
stone:
get him out of the House (at least temporarily)
and remove him as Speaker (as he needs to be a
member of the House to be the Speaker). But this
move will call for clear interpretation of the
Constitution. In Section 68 (1) (g), the 1999
Constitution says “A member of the Senate or of
the House of Representativesshall vacate his seat
in the House of which he is a member if- – Being
a person whose election to the House was
sponsored by a political party, he becomes a
member of another political party before the
expiration of the period for which that House was
elected; provided that his membershipof the latter
political party is not as a result of a division in the
political party of which he was previously member
or of a merger of two or more political parties or
factions by one of which he was previously
sponsored”. While the PDP can ask that
Tambuwal should vacate his seat for defecting,
Tambuwal can argue that he defected because of
crisis and division in the PDP in Sokoto, his home
state. He can claim that this was responsible for
the reconciliatory meeting held by ChiefTony
Anenih only last week in an attempt to broker
peace. The two parties will be expected to test
this in court.
Make the House Ungovernable
The last option is for the PDP to empower its
foot-soldiers to make the House ungovernable for
the Speaker by instigating one form of crisis or
the other. There could be drama around the
mace, parallel sessions and accusations. Given
that most members are now more interested in
securing their return tickets, this could work
either way. The members could either be ready to
do anything to get return tickets or they could be
distracted by local politics in their constituencies.
In any case, Tambuwal seems to have bought
himselfa breather by adjourning seating till
December 3. Whichever of these options the
ruling parties decides to pursue,one thing is
certain: there are interesting days ahead.
MetropoleMag

negga4al:
My birthday is coming up on 7th Nov. I wanna hangout with my same date, same month dudes. See a movie at Ikeja Mall. Holla if u fall into this date, so we can plan this.

wia av u bin since?
nov7…no date is better Dan dat
buh I don't live in lag

op, thanks 4 educating me on dis
tho m not yet a dad

**Happening now**
Dr Rabiu Kwakwanso Presidential declaration bid
at the Old parade ground in Abuja
# channelsTv

It was an atmosphere of jubilation as well as
mourning on the floor of the House of
Representatives today as the Speaker, Aminu
Tambuwal declared for the All Progressives party,
APC.
At exactly 12:24pm Tambuwal In a short speech at
the end of plenary, said he was defecting to the APC
for political reasons adding that the yearning of his
people in Sokoto State necessitates the decision.
This puts to rest the avalanche of speculations on if
or when he would defect. Some members of the
PDP were in tears yesterday as Tambuwal
declared.
However, the APC Caucus in the House led by Femi
Gbajabiamila said they would be stimulated into
doing more by Tambuwal’s defection, adding that
nothing has changed in the House as all members
would work together for the advancement of the
Parliament and greater good if the Nigerian people.
The Nation

na d guy now

does dat mean am d only nov7 here

f

Chelsea
destroying manshirtster disunited since 1905

a no go watch super chicken again na dis babes b Nigeria national team
oboi!! c wetin I don dey miss all dis days

ok

we don hear