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Politics › Re: Ortom: Buhari Is Working With Fulani To Take Over Nigeria (Video, Graphic Pics) by ejimatic: 11:59am On Apr 28, 2021
Politics › Re: Oby Ezekwesili: "I Have Been Rejecting Ministerial Appointments Since 2007" by ejimatic: 7:28pm On Apr 27, 2021
fergie001:
Be calming down Sir grin cheesy
. Funny
Nigerian politicians!
Politics › Re: Oby Ezekwesili: "I Have Been Rejecting Ministerial Appointments Since 2007" by ejimatic: 6:36pm On Apr 27, 2021
fergie001:
grin grin grin cheesy

Leave our mama oooo
Don't mind her my brother.Goodkuck did not use her because there were other candidates in PDP from her state.APC. Will never use her because she is not a member..Who offered her ministerial appointment?
Career › Re: I Currently Need Your Sincere, Unbiased advice by ejimatic: 6:13pm On Apr 27, 2021
Sheffdon:
Now, to be honest, I just clocked 26. I was done with my sec. education way back in 2012. Due to one problem to the other, i couldn't further. I had to involve myself in some menial jobs to sustain myself for the meantime and along the way, i learned phone and computer engineering and i do brush through some very important books occasionally.

This is where I need your wise opinion guys. Dad got into a problem when i was about to finish sec. School and since then,hes been repaying debt till now. Infact, debt has consumed all his salary. He's just borrowing from peter to pay Paul to survive.


And he's still of the opinion that i go to school. I got admission to study pharmacy at OOU in 2018, paid the acceptance fee but couldn't pay school fees and i lost it for good. So he wants me to try again but where will he even see the money when school wahala comes again? He's gonna go the borrowing way again i guess; compounding the problem we have at hand


So I've been thinking....what if i go back to factory work, then get myself a computer and learn programming "frontend development for a start"? I want to dedicate atleast 1 to 2 years to learn it. Then after that, i would proceed to school either on part time or full because i still want to further my education to get the b.sc cert. at the minimum.

Honourable men and women, CONSIDERING THE NIGERIA OF TODAY, i need your wise words at this critical junction of my life.



If I'm done with the programming, can it atleast sustain me a little bit?

Should I faithfully follow my dad's intention or just go through my own plan?


Thanks
. 1 Pray to God for his guidance 2 Call your Dad and discuss your plans with him 3 Ask your Dad why he wants you to go back to school and his plans for footing the bills there.Tell him your reservation 4 Both of you should arrive at a reasonable conclusion. Your mother should be part of the discussion if she is around 5 Follow through the decision you make together and commit it into the hand of God The truth is many Nigerians suffer in public schools because of their backriunds and they struggle hard to complete their programme.Yiur dream to be educated will not be an exception .God will do it Just be focused.All will be well.
Politics › Re: Oby Ezekwesili: "I Have Been Rejecting Ministerial Appointments Since 2007" by ejimatic: 5:41pm On Apr 27, 2021
fergie001:
A former Minister of Solid Minerals and later Education, Mrs. Oby Ezekwesili, said she was determined since 2007 that she would never accept a ministerial appointment again.

The former World Bank Vice President, said this in a series of tweets yesterday, adding that she had rejected past ministerial appointments.

The former minister’s tweet came barely weeks after the "boy she took under her wings in 2011", Japheth Omojuwa, said in an open letter that she was expected to be appointed a Minister by President Muhammadu Buhari in 2015.



Obiageli Ezekwesili

www.nairaland.com/attachments/13163382_602ec1b4e5416_jpeg87132b75bd95c103b624822bc9f7288d
. Lies unlimited You were with OBJ as a minister andno government would use you again .You are not alone in PDP. So no manipulation !
Politics › Re: Ejigbo, Osun Rejects Naming Of School After Wole Soyinka by ejimatic: 11:34am On Apr 27, 2021
MyopicMods:
https://m.guardian.ng/news/osun-community-rejects-naming-of-school-after-wole-soyinka/
. I am happy with this development.I am among those that dislike naming schools arbitrarily.Of what relevance is Soyinka to Ejigbo and Osun State? Is there a school named after him in Ogun State where he comes from? Aregbesola had vested interest in name choice .Good move by Ejigbo people.I strongly support you.
Politics › Re: Lift Suspension Of Channels TV Or Face Legal Action, SERAP Tells FG by ejimatic: 6:08am On Apr 27, 2021
Tobbydhayor90:
https://serap-nigeria.org/2021/04/26/lift-suspension-of-channels-tv-or-face-legal-action-serap-tells-fg/
. The way we do thing in this country is disturbing and clumsy.If IPOB is proscribed does that mean members don't have freedom of speech again? Did the NBC write a letter to all TV stations concerning IPOB sequel to it's proscription? When a group is banned it does mean individuals cannot talk about their beliefs.It is the group that is outlawed. Regrettably NBC has a legal unit that cannot even advise them on the illegality of this action.
Family › Re: Who Is The Real Husband? by ejimatic(op): 4:04pm On Apr 26, 2021
frozen70:
That's exactly what it is
. Appreciated sir
Family › Re: Who Is The Real Husband? by ejimatic(op): 6:44am On Apr 26, 2021
frozen70:
The answer is with the wife, she is the one that knows who she thinks or wants as husband
. Your view could be so but may be different from the judicial interpretation of the matter.The only problem we have in Nigeria is that we do thing as we like.Lawyers don't advise clients well but take only one line of reasoning as if it were to be Mathematics.They end up in complicating matters for their clients.Clients too are in darkness unlike in the foreign countries where citizens have access to the law at home.How many Nigerians even marry legally and properly? As I always advise people don't be too emotional on marital issues Use your senses , [sup][/sup]come out of one marriage legally before you enter into another one. Many Second Marriages have been rubbished in court because there is no ground for them.Their lawyers went home with money for their families.The clients' problems continue.Why not coming out of one legally before going into another? That is why all of us need to assist the society on the legality and illegality of the second marriage .
Family › Re: Who Is The Real Husband? by ejimatic(op): 6:26am On Apr 26, 2021
cococandy:
You just want something to be wrong with the second marriage. There isn’t. And the discussion is void because of that
My opinion is based on Assumption of Death Declaration which is not a proper dissolution of marriage. This is quite different from other declaration documents in court. If the man comes bqck a day after assumption of death declaration has been given is he not the husband? He is.Why? the marriage is still valid under the law..Logically then until the first marriage is disolved even in the absence of the first husband the second marriage is invalid under the law
Family › Re: Who Is The Real Husband? by ejimatic(op): 6:25am On Apr 26, 2021
[qIf the We donuote author=cococandy post=101109919]

You just want something to be wrong with the second marriage. There isn’t. And the discussion is void because of that[/quote]. My opinion is based on Assumption of Death Declaration which is not a proper dissolution of marriage. This is quite different from other declaration documents in court. If the man comes bqck a day after assumption of death declaration has been given is he not the husband? He is.Why? the marriage is still valid under the law..Logically then until the first marriage is disolved even in the absence of the first husband the second marriage is invalid under the law
Family › Re: Who Is The Real Husband? by ejimatic(op): 11:12am On Apr 25, 2021
ejimatic:
A man married a woman legally and after some years he suddenly disappeared from the family.His wife looked for him for seven years after which the court legally declared the man missing. The woman remarried and had two children .Suddenly the missing husband reaaoeared from nowhere and claimed to be the rightful owner of the woman.
.The question is Who is the real husband? The first man or the second man.? I also want to add that assumption of death declaration is just for document purpose and can be used by the wife to access family property in any form .It is not a license for remarriage.You still need to dissolve the first marriage before you go for the second one. This however applies to those who want to do things properly and legally not in our society where most people do what they like on marriage matters. Any contrary opinion is respected
. I just read now somebody said I called for a legal action against a dead person .That is the person s interpretation which did not originate from my submission.What I said here is that the woman should approach the court for the dissolution of the marriage.If the marriage is not dissolved the First Man is the husband legally even if he comes ten years after.The second man is just gambling in his union with the woman. Granted,It is painful and emotional especially when there are children in the second marriage Playing safe in a marriage matter is non negotiable.
Family › Re: Who Is The Real Husband? by ejimatic(op): 10:12am On Apr 25, 2021
ejimatic:
A man married a woman legally and after some years he suddenly disappeared from the family.His wife looked for him for seven years after which the court legally declared the man missing. The woman remarried and had two children .Suddenly the missing husband reaaoeared from nowhere and claimed to be the rightful owner of the woman.
.The question is Who is the real husband? The first man or the second man.?
. It seems many people have vested interest in this case possibly because of the woman involved. I am open for critism and will never abuse or use unrefined words against anybody.People s legal opinions differ on every case and that is why a court of law is available for the interpretation of cases.Everybidy s opinion is respected whether mature or poorly presented .I however did not withdraw my statement in any form I only said statutory marrieges are dissolved in high court court since Marriage Act is exclusive to Federal government..I don't know area of modification my friends are referring to .At any rate I still maintain my ground that assumption of Death does not mean certainty of death and neither does it end a marriage and if the man comes back he is still the husband unless there is a dissolution of the first marriage.Any other opinion shared by anybody is respected
Family › Re: Who Is The Real Husband? by ejimatic(op): 8:27am On Apr 25, 2021
ejimatic:
. I disagree with my friend who said it is not possible to divorce the dead It depends on your prayers before the court.Some people in Nigeria have been divorced even without allowing the second party to appear in the court. A man for example got a divorce paper from a court for his wife who left him with his children.She only woke up and got a divorce paper.The point I am making is that the court does address anger or emotion but interpretation of cases within the gambit of the law.If a federal high court issues a death declaration it can also address the divorce case of a marriage between a woman and an assumed dead husband after seven year. Additionally I want to reiterate that death declaration in this matter is just an assumption not a certainty. And so it can never replace a divorce certificate.A proper dissolution of marriage takes place when you have your divorce paper in a federal high court if it is a statutory marriage..Death declaration is just to put the matter on record for legal purpose it is not a legal substitute for legal divorce.If the woman wants to file the case she will use marriage certificate and declaration of assumption of Death of her husband issues by a court as evidences .I am very sure that the divorce prayer will be grated by the court so that she can move on with his life...........Finally if this does not take place the FIRST MAN is still the husband and so be it.
. A statutory marriage can only be dissolved in a. high court while a traditional marriage can only be dissolved in a Magistrate Court or customary court.... As for the divorce case I referred to it happened to somebody I know so well that I was even afraid when I saw it.AMqny things take in the application of the Nigerian jurisprudence. Additionally I am not here to win an argument but to explain what applies in the case study under consideration.Issues are presented in court with argument for or against .The court will decide based on the available evidence.
Family › Re: Who Is The Real Husband? by ejimatic(op): 6:38am On Apr 25, 2021
ejimatic:
A man married a woman legally and after some years he suddenly disappeared from the family.His wife looked for him for seven years after which the court legally declared the man missing. The woman remarried and had two children .Suddenly the missing husband reaaoeared from nowhere and claimed to be the rightful owner of the woman.
.The question is Who is the real husband? The first man or the second man.?
. I disagree with my friend who said it is not possible to divorce the dead It depends on your prayers before the court.Some people in Nigeria have been divorced even without allowing the second party to appear in the court. A man for example got a divorce paper from a court for his wife who left him with his children.She only woke up and got a divorce paper.The point I am making is that the court does address anger or emotion but interpretation of cases within the gambit of the law.If a federal high court issues a death declaration it can also address the divorce case of a marriage between a woman and an assumed dead husband after seven year. Additionally I want to reiterate that death declaration in this matter is just an assumption not a certainty. And so it can never replace a divorce certificate.A proper dissolution of marriage takes place when you have your divorce paper in a federal high court if it is a statutory marriage..Death declaration is just to put the matter on record for legal purpose it is not a legal substitute for legal divorce.If the woman wants to file the case she will use marriage certificate and declaration of assumption of Death of her husband issues by a court as evidences .I am very sure that the divorce prayer will be grated by the court so that she can move on with his life...........Finally if this does not take place the FIRST MAN is still the husband and so be it.
Family › Re: Who Is The Real Husband? by ejimatic(op): 6:31pm On Apr 24, 2021
ejimatic:
A man married a woman legally and after some years he suddenly disappeared from the family.His wife looked for him for seven years after which the court legally declared the man missing. The woman remarried and had two children .Suddenly the missing husband reaaoeared from nowhere and claimed to be the rightful owner of the woman.
.The question is Who is the real husband? The first man or the second man.?
. When the above family issue arises the woman must aprroach the court for assumed declaration of Death after seven years of his disappearance...The court will not ask the woman to go and remarry because the first marriage is still intact and even after legal declaration of marriage is sought and given the first husband is still the REAl husband under the law. The second thing for her to do is to apply for the disolution of marriage with the run away husband.Thw dissolution is usually approved on a compassionate ground.With the dissolution of marriage the woman is free to remarry now.After her remmarige if the missing man resufaces the second man is the REAL husband. In some cases some women go into second marriage without dissolution of the first marriage relying on declaration of Death which is not marriage dissolution only to find out that the second marriage is null void Granted a case like this is emotional and disturbing but the opinion of the law on remmariage is sacrosanct.
Family › Re: Who Is The Real Husband? by ejimatic(op): 3:51pm On Apr 24, 2021
Dtruthspeaker:
Never!

The former husband has to apply for it to be set aside which will fall because it has been overtaken by events which have acquired priority over him.
. IIs declaration of Death similar to dissolution of marriage? Answer is NO
Family › Re: Who Is The Real Husband? by ejimatic(op): 3:32pm On Apr 24, 2021
Dtruthspeaker:
Assumption turned to Confirmation when she Applied for and Obtained A Declaration of Death.

He was therefore rightfully Ousted and A Fresh Marriage can be instituted on the basis of the Declaration!
. Declaration of Death become void when the assumed deadperaon appears again.
Family › Re: Who Is The Real Husband? by ejimatic(op): 2:59pm On Apr 24, 2021
kendological:
It's the second man, there is an assumption of death of a missing person after 7 years, which is a valid ground for the annulment of a marriage.
. Assumption that is the word.He is assumed to have died but he is not dead.Something therefore is still wrong about the second marriage....The discussion continues
Family › Re: Who Is The Real Husband? by ejimatic(op): 2:26pm On Apr 24, 2021
liberalchick:
It doesn’t matter if the first marriage was dissolved or not, if the man was legally declared dead, then the marriage also ended by default. Death ends a marriage. There’s nothing like “legally missing”.
. This discussion is becoming interesting
Family › Re: Who Is The Real Husband? by ejimatic(op): 2:19pm On Apr 24, 2021
liberalchick:
First, no human being is the rightful owner of another human being.

Second, a missing person is declared legally dead not missing. If a missing person is declared legally dead then the marriage also becomes void.
He is legally alive now.Also disolution of the first marriage was not presented before the court but legal mising of the first husband.
Family › Who Is The Real Husband? by ejimatic(op):
A man married a woman legally and after some years he suddenly disappeared from the family.His wife looked for him for seven years after which the court legally declared the man missing. The woman remarried and had two children .Suddenly the missing husband reaaoeared from nowhere and claimed to be the rightful owner of the woman.
.The question is Who is the real husband? The first man or the second man.? I also want to add that assumption of death declaration is just for document purpose and can be used by the wife to access family property in any form .It is not a license for remarriage.You still need to dissolve the first marriage before you go for the second one. This however applies to those who want to do things properly and legally not in our society where most people do what they like on marriage matters. Any contrary opinion is respected
Celebrities › Re: Soso Soberekon: 'I'm Going Back To School. I Missed A Job Because I Lack Degree' by ejimatic: 1:00pm On Apr 24, 2021
benjackugo:
''I Am Going Back To School Soon. I Just Missed A Life Changing Apointment Because I Don't Have The Required Degree'' - Music Eecutive Soso Soberekon

Music executive, Soso Soberekon, has taken to his Instagram handle to stress the importance of education, IgbereTV reports.

He took to his Instagram handle to reveal that he just lost a life-changing appointment because he doesn't have the required degree. A fan had asked him during a question-and-answer session if school is important for creatives.

Responding, Soso Soberekon wrote;



https://instagram.com/sososoberekon?igshid=14q5pp21r7pp
To have a degree that is not required now is better than not having a required degree.
Crime › Re: Wike: I Would Have Resigned If I Was In Pantami’s Situation by ejimatic: 5:58am On Apr 23, 2021
[quote author=obembet post=101035404].

https://twitter.com/channelstv/status/1385275988620292099?s=19[/quote]. Lies unlimited
Politics › Re: Buhari Approves Appointment Of 18 Appeal Court Judges by ejimatic: 9:17pm On Apr 22, 2021
garfield1:
Not so sir.dont look at it like that.in the appeal court,the south has 12 more judges than the north.this is just to reduce the gap
. If this is an attempt to reduce the gap and have equality in judiciary b it is a good development.Thank you for your contribution!
Politics › Re: Buhari Approves Appointment Of 18 Appeal Court Judges by ejimatic: 9:02pm On Apr 22, 2021
garfield1:
The National Judicial Council (NJC) chaired by Ibrahim Muhammad, chief justice of Nigeria (CJN), had in March recommended the justices to the president for elevation.

In a letter addressed to the CJN, Ibrahim Gambari, chief of staff to the president, disclosed that Buhari has given his approval.

“l am pleased to advise you that, pursuant to section 237 & Section 238 of the 1999 Constitution, his excellency, Mr President has approved the appointment of the following jurists as Justices of the court of appeal, subject to their official seniority at the bench,” the letter reads.

“Kindly advise the newly appointed Justices of the Court of Appeal accordingly and, also, extend to their lordships, our best wishes on their appointment. Please accept the assurances of my highest regards.”

The judges are:

Bature Isah Gafai
Muhammad Ibrahim Sirajo
Waziri Abdul-Azeez
Yusuf Alhaji Bashir
Usman A. Musale
Jauro Ibrahim Wakili
Abba Bello Mohammed
Mohammed Danjuma
Danlami Zama Senchi
Mohammed Lawal Abubakar
Hassan Muslim Sule
Amadi Kenneth Ikechukwu
Peter Oyinkenimiemi Affen
Sybil Onyeji Nwaka Gbagi
Olasumbo Olanrewaju Goodluck
Banjoko Adebukunola Adeoti Ibironke
Olabode Abimbola Adegbehingbe
Bola Samuel Ademola
https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.thecable.ng/full-list-buhari-approves-appointment-of-18-judges-for-appeal-court&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwjRj9WPyZLwAhUQuRoKHXxPB54QFjAAegQIChAB&usg=AOvVaw2qatf6Cudid2uqCXPZi26a

Mynd44
Lalasticlala
Fergie001
Zoedew
Helinues
Skengman
Ejimatic
Meleszenawi
Ojiofor
Asobo
v. 11 from the North 7 from the South. Everything is becoming set for 2023
Politics › Re: Senate Moves To Cut Cement Prices by ejimatic: 6:34am On Apr 22, 2021
Officialhorlah:
https://thenationonlineng.net/senate-moves-to-cut-cement-prices/
. Cement is 3400 in Nigeria but in other African countries is 1500 However It is still Dangote cement .The Dangote cement comes out of the plant at the rate of 2000 why selling it at 3500 outside? .What we need is a corrective action now by investgatin the cause of this high price in Nigeria not a useless bill that will be undergoing 1 2 3 readings before it is passed in 2024.
Politics › Re: Ondo: Tribunal Dismisses Jegede's Petition, Affirms Akeredolu's Victory by ejimatic: 3:52pm On Apr 20, 2021
Kwanza:
https://twitter.com/tvcnewsng/status/1384488809799245824?s=19


https://tribuneonlineng.com/akeredolu-wins-at-ondo-tribunal/amp/?__twitter_impression=true
. This case is meaningless from the beginning.I still wonder how Eyitayo prepared such a baseless case to the Tribunal with all his experiences at the bar..By now his case is even status barred so it cannot be taken to another court for consideration.
Politics › Re: Ezekwesili: It’s Time Buhari Convoke Sovereign National Conference by ejimatic: 8:58pm On Apr 17, 2021
Politics › Re: Supreme Court Declares Frank Ibezim, Imo North Senator-Elect by ejimatic: 7:33pm On Apr 17, 2021
fergie001:
Clara Bata Ogunbiyi (not Mary) from Borno State.......She is long retired as a Supreme Court Judge.
. I acknowledge the mistakes Thank you for your corrections
Politics › Re: Supreme Court Declares Frank Ibezim, Imo North Senator-Elect by ejimatic: 6:13pm On Apr 17, 2021
fergie001:
Dis WAEC or NECO reject Degi's documents?

UNLESS YOUR EXPLANATIONS OF FILING THE CASE in your earlier quote is correct or this below is incorrect.........No chance Ibezim would have survived it

ejimatic

See Here


Appeal Committee - See Here
. It appears two candidates emerged as fagbearers.Ararume and Ibekim Ibekim chaleged the qualification of Ararume because if the inconsistency in his surname The SC ruled in favour of Ibekim Ararume paid for his negligence by not trying up very well about his name inconsistency.It is worthy of emphasis that some issues on name matters may be overlooked by exam bodies which the Supreme Court can frown upon .Additionally theirs is abductive reasoning in jurisprudence .There is an abductive reasoning when judgement is based on probability.This is bane of the SC ruling on this matter.See Aregbesola vrs Oyinlola 2011Appeal Court judgement given by Justice Mary Ogunbiyi now SC court judge
Business › Re: Cement Price Soar In South East by ejimatic: 9:45am On Apr 17, 2021
SATANICALLY:
https://m.guardian.ng/news/cement-price-soar-in-south-east/
. I wonder why cemet is expensive in Nigeria.Dangote cement is 1500i in some African countries but costlier in Nigeria.Same apply to fuel products.. Regrettably movers and shakers in the country put our hopes on emptiness

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