Politics › Re: Supreme Court Upholds Treasonable Charges Against Nnamdi Kanu by ejimatic: 12:39pm On Dec 15, 2023 |
fergie001: SOURCE This is expected. Though the judgement is sacrosanct,I disagree with the SC on the revcation of KANU 's. bail. After his exit from Nigeria his lawyers should have approached the court that granted him bail and sought permission to stay abroad for him. In the absence of that and with all he was doing abroad before his rearrest it is right to revoke his bail. |
Family › Re: Why Do People Get Married Especially Men Knowing Fully Well They Can't Cater For by ejimatic: 7:38pm On Dec 14, 2023 |
Sirchiboy: We keep blaming the government but our parents is the cause of 90% of the problems we face today. As a man, you know you can't even feed three square a meal or pay your rents yet you still go ahead and get married. Start giving birth to kids you can't cater for yet you keep blaming the government. You are worse than the devil himself. That is why poor people are increasing in Nigeria. Nigeria is country with generational poverty! |
Travel › Re: Enugu Greenery: The Most Serene City In Nigeria by ejimatic: 7:02pm On Dec 14, 2023 |
OfficialAPCNig: Enugu is the most serene city in Nigeria.
No wonder it made the top 35 most resilient cities in the world alongside Barcelona, Accra, Athens, Atlanta, and others.
Now other city in Nigeria comes close to it's greenery.
Enjoy!!! Dey play!  |
Politics › Re: Obasanjo Offers To Testify Against Agunloye In $2.3bn Mambilla Arbitration by ejimatic: 8:27pm On Dec 13, 2023 |
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Sports › Re: Which Of This Ex-super Eagles Players Deserved A CAF Footballer Of The Yr Award by ejimatic: 7:19pm On Dec 13, 2023 |
robosky02: Which of this Ex-Super Eagles players deserved a CAF footballer of the year award in his prime?
Jay-Jay Taribo West Obafemi Martins Daniel Amokachi And Mikel Obi
https://twitter.com/home . Usually defenders and midfielders don't win CAF award. Only Obafemi Akinwumi Martin deserved it then. |
Fashion › Re: Boy Who Went Viral At The Aba Fashion Week 2023 Becomes Adidas Ambassador (Pics) by ejimatic: 6:29am On Dec 13, 2023 |
DesChyko: The scene of the runway was abuzz with fashion models traipsing the runway during the Aba Fashion Week, holding in Aba, Abia State.
Suddenly, everyone held their breath and all heads turned in the direction of the start of the runway carpet.
A young boy, clad in a red shirt, ragged jean shorts and bright orange flipflops had mounted the runway. People looked on in confusion at the uninvited child, poised to walk down the runway, just as the models had done.
Unfazed, Kingsley Joseph from Ebonyi State, began the walk, as daring as can be, and gave his best rendition just as he had seen the models before him do. The silence, soon turned to cheers, and a rousing applause, as the highly entertained crowd marvelled at his performance. His antics went viral.
Soon enough, he got the attention of Abia-born philanthropist, Chima Anyaso who gave him full scholarship to pursue his education. What's more? He was subsequently seen in choice locations, having classy meals, signing endorsement deals.
It appears a demonstration of strong will turned out to be good fortune for the lad.
https://www.facebook.com/reel/892497162267692?s=yWDuG2&fs=e&mibextid=2JQ9oc . This what I love most. Just look at the life of a poor one and transform it God will bless you foever for it. Regrettably our politicians do this only for their side chicks . Transformation of humanity is our responsibility The question is : how many people have you helped this year? |
Politics › Re: Kogi Guber: Action Alliance Disowns Candidate’s Petition Against Gov-elect by ejimatic: 8:21pm On Dec 11, 2023 |
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Politics › Re: DSS Raid: Igboho Denies Turning Into Cat To Escape Arrest by ejimatic: 6:12pm On Dec 07, 2023 |
GuruboiNaija: https://.ng/2023/12/07/dss-raid-igboho-denies-turning-into-cat-to-escape-arrest/ . The ancient Yorubas can do so. A hunter was reported to have killed kids of a tigeress in the forest. As he was living the scene he saw the furious tigress.The hunter changed to a Tiger and started fighting the tigress till both of them departed. The man was reported to have stayed in Tiger 's covering until he got closer to the village . The point is Africans have juju and spiritism to make them change to anything. During communal clashes in a place in Osun, a man deared mopol officers. He did not run away for them on the road. When asked why he dared them. He said: If he fires two hundreds bullets, nothing will happen to me .But I have to run away because when it gets to 201 the bullets will affect me. 200 bullets! Africans have juju and spiritism |
Family › Re: Re: UPDATE Wife Travelling Without Consent ? by ejimatic: 2:13pm On Dec 07, 2023 |
Obolor123454: PREVIOUS THREAD https://www.nairaland.com/7931278/wife-travelling-without-consent/4#127349507 Hello, I am writing to provide some clarifications following our earlier discussion under the mentioned headings. It has become necessary to address certain points for better understanding.
I've noticed some surprising comments, and I believe it might be attributed to cultural differences. I want to emphasize that I opened this account upon the request of a Nigerian friend who encouraged me to share my story.
My primary concern is the timing of the information about the occasion for which my spouse has been making preparations. The issue is not about mistrusting my brother; rather, it's about my spouse not sharing this information earlier.
The wedding she is attending is that of her old classmate's younger sister, a man whose name has been rarely mentioned in the ten years of our marriage. My surprise stems from the sudden revelation of her involvement in this event just a few days before the ceremony, despite the extensive preparations leading up to it. Like I said, I think she only mention the guy’s name just once when the guy had an accident. She just mentioned the accident and that was all.
Moreover, when she was even telling me of embarking on the journey, she just only said that she was attending a friend’s wedding without further details or explanation. She was merely informing me about it, because she already made all the arrangement to attend the wedding and has been discussing the issue with this same class mates for over 4 months without ever mentioning it to me, just only to inform me days to the occasion.
I hope these clarifications shed light on the specific points of concern. I appreciate your time. I don't know the background nof yiur family and situations between both of you. Do you have a job? Who is the breadwinner between you? I however want to say by the time a wife flagrantly disobeys or disrespects her husband as you described her she has some people behind her dastardly act and may out of the marriage. A typical Afirica woman is always ready to seek approval of her husband on matters before carrying them out. Call her and tell her what you don't like . I hope she will listen .You are the man and should know how to manage your household before she takes over from with her tactics! |
Politics › Re: Why Election Cases Are Difficult To Win(gubernatorial And Presidential) by ejimatic: 1:54pm On Dec 07, 2023 |
garfield1: Why Election Cases are hard to win:
Judges have been coming under ceaseless attacks and castigations by those who are disappointed with the outcome of election petitions filed at various election tribunals across the country.
I don't know what they expect judges to do when petitioners woefully fail to bring before judges evidence that judges hearing election petitions would rely on to overturn results declared by INEC in favour of the winners whom they are challenging in the tribunal.
I started doing election cases way back in 1999 when the country returned to democratic civil rule after a long spell of military dictatorship.
I have since then appeared as counsel in two presidential election petition cases (Buhari vs. Yaradua (2008), and CPC vs. President Goodluck Jonathan (2011).
I also counselled in several governorship election petitions including Comrade Adams Oshiomhole v. Professor Osunbor and Onyema Ugochukwu.
In 2007, I was the counsel to the Petitioners in Dr Paul Ukpo and five others versus Senator Liyel Imoke.
I have also handled several National and State Assemblies election petitions in Akwa Ibom and Cross River States since 1999 till now.
Therefore I have first-time practical experience with what election petitions are and even the attitude of the judges.
I tell you election litigation is difficult, tedious, stressful and challenging to the Petitioners, Respondents, Judges and legal practitioners alike.
The first challenge for the petitioner is assembling and gathering evidence from the numerous polling units where the election takes place.
It is usually difficult because some of the polling agents appointed by the political parties to be watchdogs are more often than not nonchalant, ill-prepared,ill-trained and compromised to enable them to gather evidence they can submit to their political parties to use to prepare petitions in cases where there is non-compliance.
The petitioner has 21 days after the day of the declaration of the result to challenge it to file his petition.
This is usually inadequate to enable someone who contested a presidential or governorship election to prepare his papers for filing. Nigeria has 176,974 polling units across the country.
If a petitioner wants to challenge a presidential election for non-compliance he has to call a witness from each of these 176,974 polling units across the country. Is it possible for a petitioner to call 176,974 witnesses or to prove his case when the Tribunal is given just 180 days to hear a petition and deliver judgment?
Also, there are 8,000 electoral wards in the country,776 local governments 36 States and the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja.
A petitioner who wants to complain about the collation of results from the Polling Unit to the Ward to the Local government area collation centre to the State collation centre in presidential election litigation must also call witnesses in all these collation centres.
The same procedure applies to the governorship election. Almost all the States of the federation have not less than 3,000 polling units.
It is a nightmare for lawyers to sit down and gather, and scrutinise reports from these polling units and craft a petition to file within days.
The Rules of Election Petition require the petitioner to frontload the evidence he wants to present before the election tribunal.
In other words at the time of the filing of the petition, the petitioner must file statements on oath of all the witnesses he intends to call. Any evidence not filed at the time of filing of the petition is inadmissible and cannot be used no matter how weighty it is.
The Rules of Election litigation are extremely technical and peculiar unlike in ordinary litigation where the rules are lax and not strictly enforced.
Any infraction of the Rules of an election petition by the petitioner is fatal to his case. The election tribunal is given 180 days from the day of the filing of the petition to hear and determine it.
The law that regulates election petitions is also a challenge. The burden of proof is on the petitioner not on INEC or the person whom a petitioner has been filed against.
Also, the law presumes that an election result is correct unless the contrary is proved. In all these what do we expect judges to do? If the petitioner fails to prepare an iron cast with credible and overwhelming evidence to cause the judge to overturn the result of the election who should take the blame?
The law also says that a judge hearing an election petition should exercise his discretion and allow the result to stand if in his opinion the election was conducted in substantial compliance with the provisions of the Electoral Law.
The legislature or the lawmaker appreciates the fact that elections are conducted by INEC using human beings who are fallible and prone to human frailties and shortcomings that would likely on election probably not follow the rules to the letter because of one reason or the other.
Therefore if mistakes omissions or breaches of these election guidelines and regulations made by those entrusted with the conduct are isolated and cannot affect the outcome of the election in a way to subverts the will of the people that election must stand.
Finally, the principles of law evolving from election litigations laid down as precedence from say 1979 to the present have not changed.
Judges are conservative by orientation and judicial activism is not encouraged under common law system except perhaps at the Supreme Court level.
Even then the Supreme Court is not only a court of law,but also of public policy.
It is very difficult and even smacks of radicalism and discipline for judges down the judicial ladder to depart and disregard precedents laid down by superior courts in the judicial hierarchy no matter what.
I therefore submit that if Nigerians want to see a different trajectory in election litigation the law must change.
It is not the judges that will change the law.
The work of the judges is to interpret the law as it is.
Judges are forbidden to interpret the law as it ought to be. It is the National Assembly that has the power to fundamentally alter or change our electoral law.
Till then, our hardworking and overworked judges should be spared.
@ Okoi Obono-Obla
Mynd44 Nplfmod Seun Fergie001 Dalitigator Bluntcrazeman Oziogu1 Efewestern Penguin2 Muykem Cajal Svoboda Casualobserver Yarimo Ejimatic Coolambience Kukutenla Kyase Ojiofor Naptu2 Oghenaogie Seanfer Indispensable Famology Aiel123 I agree in totality with your submission on the strain of winning an election petition in Nigeria. Unless our laws are repealed it will be difficult to win any presidential pentition on Nigeria even if the petitioner is Igbo ,Yoruba or Hausa. It is also true that timeline for petitions must be revisited. Lawyers mist also be ready to guide their clients well on election matters. If your case is not well presented and prosecuted the judiciary will never give you any hope. |
Health › Re: Most Promiscuous Nigerian Men May Go Raw As The Price Of Condom Skyrockets by ejimatic: 11:20am On Dec 06, 2023 |
guobe: As I went to buy paracetamol at the chemist which cost two hundred naira,my attention was caught by the price of condom and I could not hesitate but snap it.
Condoms are now being sold at 2500, 5000 and 7000 naira a pack.
I was like alot of guys will go raw if they are not able to afford it.
Having sex in Nigeria is now very expensive especially for promisquos men. The breakdown of expenses include condom 3,000,hotel 20,000,olosho fee 50,000,food and drinks 10,000 naira.Total 93,000 naira . Promisquos men will learn and they will learn the hard way. Watch out for Emilokan Condoms. A pack is #300...  |
Family › Re: Ex-Wife Threatened To Take Me To Court For Children Custody by ejimatic: 1:54pm On Dec 05, 2023 |
Prospertochu: My x wife and I share 3 children together ( 4 years old triplets 2 boys 1 girl). I live in another state due to the nature of my job.
The girl lives with her in Lagos and the boys are with my mother and sister in the village. I rented another apartment for them far away because I don't want my x or her family to come and kidnapped my boys the same way she kidnapped the girl .
My x wife and daughter are going to the village for xmas she want me to give her my mum adress so she can see the boys she said she bought plenty gifts for them .
I refused because the last time she visited she took all 3 children to her parents house only for her to kidnapped the girl leaving behind the boys.
I don't want her to kidnapped my boys and she has threatened to take me to court for custody she said the judge will grant her custody because the children are tender .
I told her to go ahead and report me anywhere she wants. I am scared to loose my boys. I love them so much they are my everything I won't bear to lose them.
My boys are only 4 years old is it true that the judge will grant her custody because they are tender ?
Edited 1 : https://www.nairaland.com/7112098/x-wife-demanding-me-more#112551530
Edited 2: https://www.nairaland.com/7436944/ex-wife-kidnapped-daughter#118450454 . The children are supposed to be with thier mother considering their ages. They need her now. By the time they become 8 you have the right to take them back to yiur custody as yiur property but both of you even now and then have the right to see the children. In some cases however some minor adults can be allowed to decide whom to stay with between father and mother but not in a tender of 4. When father and mother are not at peace children suffer. In an ideal situation father and mother shiukd take care of the children together |
Sports › Re: Picture Of Julius Aghahowa As He Turns 41 by ejimatic: 5:26pm On Dec 04, 2023 |
guobe: Happy belated birthday to Julius Aghahowa as he turns 41 years old. The football age is 41 The real age is ..... 53 |
Crime › Re: Court Remands Yahoo Boy For Raping 17-Year-Old Girl To Death In Kwara by ejimatic: 2:17pm On Dec 04, 2023 |
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Politics › Re: Abia: Appeal Court Affirms Lp's Otti As Governor,dismisses APC, Pdp's Petitions by ejimatic: 5:43pm On Dec 02, 2023 |
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Food › Re: What Is Your Favourite Nigerian Native Dish? (pictures) by ejimatic: 7:36pm On Dec 01, 2023 |
mariahAngel: What are the Nigerian native dishes your enjoy, and what are they made from?
Mine is abacha. It is made from cassava. I totally enjoy it whenever I get to eat it, that I can't seem to get enough of it.
I also enjoy ukwa (breadfruit) very much.
Pictures source: Google Pounded yam. Iyan. I am from Ilesa |
Culture › Re: What Language Is Spoken Often In Your Family? by ejimatic: 2:01pm On Dec 01, 2023 |
cutecommend: What language does members of your family speak often to each other?
(a) Pidgin English (b) Polished English language (c) Your Tribal language. (d) Sign language
etc. Yoruba language |
Politics › Re: Charles Soludo Hosts The Ooni Of Ife, Enitan Ogunwusi (Pictures) by ejimatic: 7:05pm On Nov 26, 2023 |
seunmsg: This is encouraging. Soludo is doing well. He’s the kind of leader we can support for president. A leader who appreciates the diversity of the country and understands the need to build bridges of friendship across all region. Who does "we" stand for? The proform does not include the Hausas I guess. |
Politics › Re: Charles Soludo Hosts The Ooni Of Ife, Enitan Ogunwusi (Pictures) by ejimatic: 7:03pm On Nov 26, 2023 |
[quote author=seunmsg post=127168350]This is encouraging. Soludo is doing well. He’s the kind of leader we can support for president. A leader who appreciates the diversity of the country and understands the need to build bridges of friendship across all region. [/quote Who] Who does "we" stand for? The proform does not include the Hausas I guess. |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Brentford Vs Arsenal (0 - 1) On 25th November 2023 by ejimatic: 6:40pm On Nov 26, 2023 |
Omooba77: After walloping Burnley, Arsenal next point of call is Brentford...... #COYG.... Arsenal the League Champions in 2023! If I hear pim! |
Politics › Re: Kano: Appeal Court Asks Lawyers To Return Certified Copy For Correction - Odinka by ejimatic: 9:46am On Nov 23, 2023 |
NLCreator: Appeal Court Has Asked Lawyers To Return Certified Copy Of Kano Governorship Election Ruling For ‘Correction’ – Prof Odinkalu Raises Alarm
https://saharareporters.com/2023/11/22/appeal-court-has-asked-lawyers-return-certified-copy-kano-governorship-election-ruling . The panel first presented a judgement in favour of NNPP but when discussing the judgement with the AC president and the AC judges of the division it became necessary to change their judgement after views and ideas were exchanged. Appeals are first discussed by judges before assigning judges to handle them. The judgement will also be discussed before the final one will be made for the public. This takes place at the SC too . Disappointedly the copy sent to the Registrar contains the position that has been jetissioned by the AC. What a gross and careless manner of handling the matter! As to whether money is involved is another possibility. The judgement read is sacrosanct and valid in law. |
Politics › Re: Atiku's Next Move To Clinch The Presidency. by ejimatic: 2:27pm On Nov 22, 2023 |
ValarDoharis: You're talking nonsense!
Beer parlour gossip. Any coalition that does not throw Obi as presidential candidate is dead on arrival If the coalition reaches North Obi cannot be fielded but if it in the SE Obi can be fielded with the results as usual. |
Politics › Re: Police Disperse Protesting Osun Court Workers, Union Declares Strike by ejimatic: 2:24pm On Nov 22, 2023 |
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Health › Re: Milky "Garri" Discharge Help by ejimatic: 1:59pm On Nov 22, 2023 |
codedgalaxy: Nlanders pls a quick question. My guy straffed one "ent" yesterday. He told me that normally the babe was sweet, but his concern now, is that during sex there were milky stuffs like "garri" coming out of her vj. Pls what is this, is it okay? and has anyone experiensed this before? Her body is set for a pregnancy! That is the meaning! Congratulations in advance |
Politics › Re: Two Versions Of The Kano State Appeal Court Judgement Exist by ejimatic: 1:56pm On Nov 22, 2023 |
BluntCrazeMan: The Certified True Copy (which happened to be the supposed wrong copy) first existed before the corrected version came into existence.
It seems like all the wrong Copy-and-Pasting happened on the Page-67..
They perfectly did Copy-and-Paste in all the other pages and removed all the original texts, But they forgot to take a careful final look on that page-67.. ..
A lot of things are really happening. As I said this morning,the AC has reached out to all lawyers in the case with the CTC judgement to return it for correction. The judgement stays |
Politics › Re: Two Versions Of The Kano State Appeal Court Judgement Exist by ejimatic: 1:55pm On Nov 22, 2023 |
[quote author=BluntCrazeMan post=127104389]The Certified True Copy (which happened to be the supposed wrong copy) first existed before the corrected version came into existence.
It seems like all the wrong Copy-and-Pasting happened on the Page-67..
They perfectly did Copy-and-Paste in all the other pages and removed all the original texts, But they forgot to take a careful final look on that page-67.. ..
A lot of things are really happening. [/quoteAs I |
Politics › Re: Two Versions Of The Kano State Appeal Court Judgement Exist by ejimatic: 1:08pm On Nov 22, 2023 |
BluntCrazeMan: The Certified True Copy (which happened to be the supposed wrong copy) first existed before the corrected version came into existence.
It seems like all the wrong Copy-and-Pasting happened on the Page-67..
They perfectly did Copy-and-Paste in all the other pages and removed all the original texts, But they forgot to take a careful final look on that page-67.. ..
A lot of things are really happening. . There is a mix up somewherewhen preparing the judgement. The procedure is that before the final judgement is read the prepared judgement is discussed with the AC court division judges and the AC president. It is here that views are exchanged and opinion shared I am of the opinion that it is at this stage that mistakes and corrections are made in the judgement . The same procedure applies in the SC too. The mistakes here are embarrassing but what they pronounced in the judgement stays and. non negotiable! |
Politics › Re: Appeal Court’s Certified Judgment Affirms Governor Abba’s Election - Kano AG by ejimatic: 10:17am On Nov 22, 2023 |
Politicstoday: Na you give her the copy niiii. If APC and gawuna like he shouldn’t appeal the Appeal court of justice judgement in the Supreme Court of justice. Na straight loss for APC and gawuna in Kano State. Appeal Court of justice affirmed governor Abba Yusuff of Nnpp . CTC copies are the fact copies that the lawyers used to filed cases in the court either Tribunal, Appeal and Supreme Court of justice. Deal with fact let wait and see |
Politics › Re: Appeal Court’s Certified Judgment Affirms Governor Abba’s Election - Kano AG by ejimatic: 10:16am On Nov 22, 2023 |
Kukutente23: All that one nor concern us Na wetin we see we know Let Wait and see |
Politics › Re: Appeal Court’s Certified Judgment Affirms Governor Abba’s Election - Kano AG by ejimatic: 10:02am On Nov 22, 2023 |
Kukutente23: On the CTC of Kano appeal judgement we stand   funny people They AC president has a copy of the judgement before it is read. How will manipulation come in? |
Politics › Re: Appeal Court’s Certified Judgment Affirms Governor Abba’s Election - Kano AG by ejimatic: 9:07am On Nov 22, 2023 |
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Career › Re: Mental Health Issues In The Workplace by ejimatic: 2:34pm On Nov 21, 2023 |
Ideylook24: What is the best advise for a friend who is facing serious mental issues in his place of work. The environment in which this individual is working is very toxic and staff have been reduced to not using their initiative. There is pervasive fear in the environment on what happens next everyday. The joy of going to work is always precipitated by anxiety. Is it advisable for this individual to resign considering the current economic situation in Nigeria. Please advise. Thank you . People respect yiu because you have work. When you are yet to have another work ,please keep the one you have now! Don't resiign out of frustration. You have your life to live. |