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Yesterday they complained that NULGE was planning to protest and NULGE stopped it. Today they protested. The same people backed by APC want a state of emergency declared in Rivers state. That way APC can attempt to take over Rivers state. I hope the appeal court can do justice to this matter and keep Amaewhule and his group in their respective homes, where they rightfully belong, after decamping from PDP. I also hope that justice can get the now former local government chairmen to return to their homes or proceed to Abuja to reside with Wike. |
magabounce:I take my time to read deep and wide to gain more knowledge everyday. I also ask questions to get better educated. Please practice it too. Do not allow some youths here cost you focus. Do have a very great week. Cheers. |
magabounce:Traditional institutions, such as monarchies and native authorities, have a significant role in the country's cultural and social system. While they have a degree of autonomy, they are still subject to the laws and regulations of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. The Nigerian judicial system is responsible for interpreting and upholding the country's laws, including those related to traditional institutions. Therefore, traditional institutions should answer to the Nigerian judicial system in matters related to: 1. Constitutional compliance 2. Human rights violations 3. Criminal cases 4. Disputes with other parties Again it is worthy of note that traditional institutions also have their own customary laws and dispute resolution mechanisms, which should be respected and recognized by the judicial system, where possible. Ultimately, the relationship between traditional institutions and the Nigerian judicial system should be based on mutual respect, cooperation, and a commitment to upholding the rule of law and promoting justice. |
This life. Thank God for this great gesture by Senator Natasha. Thank God the lady did not hide her situation. Thank you Senator Natasha. |
edian:I bet that she was not only supplying weapons, she was also supplying sex. They give arms and pleasure to the same set of people, who in turn visit their villages with complete destruction. They then call on government to rescue them from bandits, part of who they are! What a life. Government must pass laws against these acts and people. Again, I wonder how it is so difficult to wipe off these evil people, who prowl around villages. Rather than spend money purchasing SUVs and building properties in billions for individuals, why not use the funds to provide modern war equipments. Our soldiers are humiliated on the battle field by these non state actors, as they are not properly armed. With such equipment, our military can have real time information and better success with destroying terrorists and bandits nationwide. |
Alex Otti is not campaigning for PDP. Alex Otti is running the state to the best of his ability and trying to match his promises with action in the state. PDP lost that state having taken the people for granted for twenty three years. Orji Uzor Kalu, Thoedore Orji and Ikpeazu, could not place such a great state on the right economic and infrastructural trajectory that it deserves. PDP has a lot of catching up to do, especially now that the state had embraced Labour Party and Alec Otti. Without doubt Alex Otti is showing how proper societies are built. He has projects everywhere that are very visible and encouraging. PDP first must show integrity in the areas where they control and when they get to the center (if possible), they must world hardest. For now Alex Otti has no rival within all the parties in Abia state. |
AllTheWayUp:But Sanusi’s grandfather was Emir, before Bayern’s father. What do you want to say about that? Where the throne is not hereditary, the King makers choose who is appropriate, going by the gods. What do you want to say about that too? |
ChizzyBuna:It is not the job of the Emir or any other King to change the price of petrol or food. It is the job of the citizens and horrible leaders that they appoint. As long as you have embezzlers in places of power, expect life to be horrible. Remember to get your friends to join you in electing credible leaders next time. |
SLS gave a brief narrative of the events that have led to the present tussle in the Kano monarchy. I think the powers given to governors to remove and install governors is absolute and can lead to plenty of trouble. The kings are closer to the people and spend longer periods with the people. Politicians come and go, after spending eight years in office at the most. I wonder how a governor who has just one or two years to go, would remove a King who probably has spent over twenty years on the throne. Worse of all is of that particular King is in good stead with his people. Ganduje knew SLS as a man who would not be cowed. Afterall they made him the Emir to spite GEJ. Whatever the fallout of that, they who made him the King should have managed with him, rather than bring the entire emirates to disrespect, as we presently see. Splitting the Emirates only served a political purpose and there was no need for that. The people were happy and the district heads apparently were happy. Ganduje brought out the truth in the likes of Bayero about power. The present governor had done the right thing by reuniting the Emirate. Even though Bayero is no longer the Emir, he should swallow the shame and embarrassment, just as SLS did and return to his original position. For now SLS is the Emir and it is not envisaged that the Federal high court can remove him. |
flokii:And you did not see the way Wike physically attacked his perceived political enemies? You did see the way he destroyed personal houses and hotels of his perceived enemies, up to a few days to the end of his tenure? You did not see Wike threatening to first of all deal very ruthlessly with his enemies within, then proceed to destroy the ones outside? You did not hear Wike say “I will finish them off”? I wonder why so of you support horrI le leaders who make your societies unhabitable. |
Codepain:Very stupid and irresponsible comment from you. How did you derail from the subject matter to talk about other people who had no business with the matter? Where is the sophistication in the matter? If they were sophisticated in the first place, why the horrible level of intolerance? If they were sophisticated, how would they attack and injure their people who were exercising their freedom and rights? Why not take your sophisticated life to the market place and get rice at fifteen thousand naira per bag? Tribalists like you are the reason why peace eludes your own communities, why your political leaders embezzle you into abject poverty. |
Rightly stated. Once again, it was the right time to change the church to a more glorious and befitting church. |
Asian routes sometimes can be quite turbulent. |
blowjohn:You dis boy na ball we play? You Urhobo boy? Enjoy your Sunday. |
neyop85:Yes. Travel out of your suffer head one room with tiny window to see how other states get better daily. |
Thank you Jesus for the safety of everyone. It was time for the old structure to leave and a more befitting structure to replace it, with the best equipment for worship. Thank God! |
blowjohn:In the end you agreed with me that he paid the charges for those who could not afford…whatever the name. Your conclusion was the same as what I said earlier! |
OKOATA:From the link posted by you, did you fail to read the following: “ The Tajik authorities’ clampdown on the hijab began in 2007 when the education ministry banned both Islamic clothing and Western-style miniskirts for students”. Even the western style mini skirts are considered an abomination in that country. Why? Simply that women should preserve their bodies properly. |
femicyrus:Greatness? And you have not seen small girls used for rituals? |
OKOATA:Where is the primitive thinking please in the face of what you see everyday? Please tell me. |
skales67:Oh enjoy other recommendations. Everyday for the thief, one day for the owner. Remember your payday is coming! |
Obiedun:Wail keh? I know your problem. You never see truck you hijack and collect free food. Progress kuku far from you due to excessive misery and poverty. Education keh? Do you know what it is? No be on top of pako you siddon, complete primary school? Abeg no let the suffer spoil your life finish before you know how far. |
Efab estate owned by a man from the SE. A very massive estate by one very silent extremely wealthy man. |
Obiedun:I get farm since 1991 when dem never born you. The juju wey dem do you not let you know say hunger dey kill you. Continue. |
skales67:Sorry to tell you Mr. Hookup man, your payday is coming! |
Ever8090:Are you talking about David or about Jesus? Did David not suffer the consequences? And did the consequences not affect his household? Oya answer! |
Moniya4Real:And you saw him sleeping with people’s wives? Did you? |
Urgent1Million:It is absolutely correct to say that the moment a woman is married, her body becomes her a secret, only known to her husband. You may ask our Muslim friends, both in Nigeria, the Middle East and Asia, why it is very compulsory for married women especially to be completely covered. It is because their bodies by marriage should only be seen by their husbands. That you do not have the time to get intimate with you wife, is not excuse to get down with other men. Get divorced and move on! To those who practice African traditional religion, ask them why it is a taboo for women to have security outside marriage and get their responses. Infact in some societies, men are known to lose their lives when their wives have sec outside marriage. Women are not demonic. Rather, men are sometimes irresponsible and stupid. Rather than give a helping hand to a fellowan or family, some men give huge sums to women outside their homes, to the detriment of their homes and fellow men. |
wallarwallar:And why do they keep it secret? Small pikin no know medicine e call am leaf. Mention one single person that you know who sleep with other people’s wives and ask how it ended for them. |
Chosimba:Sorry brother, na poor man dey think say everyone poor like am. Who no go no know. No let that poverty and wretchedness obstruct your thinking as you dey show so. What yo do not know is bigger than you. Maybe you think say na by billions. Get some money first, follow person wife and see how far. No be mouth. |
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u lose there.