₦airaland Forum

teresafaith:
I won't lie, the baby ugly

SarkinYarki:
will you Shut up !!! do you have any man in your family that can out perform Trump in anything in life? better go an ask Tiunubu to give you potable water first

GavelSlam:
Not saying other places should not be developed, but our gateway needed improvement and was rightly done.

Abokii8:
$40 PayPal needed at 330

sonnie10:
That town was due for rehabilitation already. Too many brown roofs.

iTearHerToto:
How many people died At least 100 I guess


101 million more to go

crackhouse:
that thread says it all I swear.

amaniro:
Not up to 50bilion na. It's an open secret anybody running for a political office has to be rich.

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Esseite:
You cant sit for WAEC without a registered school.

Esseite:
But the school said he attended and graduated, i think you should read up the whole story..

KarlWhyte:
Justice Oathman Musa of an Abuja High Court sitting in Bwari Area Council of Abuja on Tuesday Nullified the nomination of Senator Ademola Adeleke as candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), in the September 2018 Governorship Election in Osun State.

Adeleke, who represents Osun West Senatorial District at the National Assembly was the PDP’s candidate in the 2018 governorship election in Osun state.

Two Chieftains of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Wahab Raheem and Adam Habeeb, had in 2018 barely few days to the governorship election in Osun State had dragged Adeleke to court, accusing him of not possessing the requisite educational qualification (secondary school certificate) to contest for the office of governor.

They prayed the court for an order to disqualify Adeleke from participating in the Sept 22 governorship election in the state on the grounds that he does not possess the requisite educational qualification.

Delivering judgment in the suit Tuesday, Justice Musa annulled Adeleke’s nomination on the grounds that Adeleke offended section 177 of the 1999 constitution as amended. The section stipulated that candidates for the position of governor must be educated up to secondary school level.

According to Justice Musa, while the court’s findings showed that Adeleke entered secondary school in 1976, there was no record to show that he actually graduated as his name was no longer seen in the school’s register from 1980.

Justice Musa further stated that the result Adeleke attached to his form CF001 which he submitted to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) was fake, as it was found to be different from the one presented to the court by the principal of Ede Muslim High School, Ede, Osun State

Meanwhile, Adeleke’s lawyer Nathaniel Oke SAN has faulted the judgment of Justice Musa on the grounds that the judge erred in law by going out of hiy way to source for evidence to arrive at his “unjust conclusion”.

He submitted that the court erred particularly when it ignored WAEC evidence that Adeleke was educated up to Secondary School level as required by law.

Xclusiveanalyst:
Tell or Advice your Uncle to register for WAEC or NECO b4 it's too late

Esseite:
But he wont have sat for WAEC without a registered school..

Esseite:
But this WAEC case has been concluded by WAEC showing he sat for its exam with evidence and proof...

NaijaRoyalty:
I hope they Dont rig the election for APC dis one they're closing everywhere.

Lucid1:
The fact that students keep failing doesn't mean schools should be abolished.

SARS needs to be sanitized not abolished.

It's a pity that family had to lose a son and father to overzealous trigger happy miscreants in the name of SARS

loveth360:
what is wrong with you yoruba muslims.