₦airaland Forum

How much are you bringing to the marriage

Have always known they are mad.
But, honestly not to this level

Amazon should understand that China has been trying every means to bring down foxcoon.

Though allegation of underpayment exist, child labour I doubt.

Think its time foxcoon think going back home.
Taiwanese need the jobs better now

Wicked generation.
RIP

Its a pity we don't learn from peoples experience.
So bad

Its obvious that either the army or police is working for the real kidnap Baron. A lot doesn't add up.

Can only happen in India
Sorry

Why not remove the balls
Anyway 37is still fair

This nation is turning to something else
.Na God have mercy and forgive us

All for show
Dem never wan talk true.
But this can only happen in Nigeria.
Big disgrace

Animal kingdom

Many are mad
Few are roaming

With all due respect
Nema knows their job
They should know what to do

If anyone needs directive,
YOU ARE THE ONE
I DO NOT THINK YOU KNOWS WHAT YOUR JOB AS THE PRESIDENT IS

One thing about this dude
You can't see visible projects he's done,
But, he commands respect and fellowership.
And attributes that to the way he speaks truth to power

This nigga needs yo be set ablaze.

Which one 4 Aboki self.
Abi na local champion dem be?
Everything 4 int'l stage na Igbo and Yoruba.
Better make we do Chinese pattern here.
1 nation 2 system.
Every aboki with him kettle.

And so fucking what
Aren't they Nigerians again
Is it because its crime related, that why you start segregating. If its on positive, you won't dare mention state. And Igbo Amaka crews will be shouted down.

21 Nigerians awaiting death in Indonesia. Period

Adekamkpe23:
https://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2019/8/out-of-the-21-drug-peddlers-on-death-roll-in-indonesia-20-are-from-anambra-abike-dabiri-erewa.html

Las las, they are losing.
Having submitted themselves for swearing in, there is nothing else they can do.

If they make noise the speaker will suspend them.politics is an intelligent game that need you to carefully study any move before you go.

[Kquote author=References post=81045908]Seventeen aggrieved All Progressives Congress (APC) members of Bauchi Assembly sworn into office last Friday following reconciliation with their colleagues have renounced their inauguration.

They made the decision after meeting with President Buhari.

The lawmakers were led to the meeting by Hon. Kawuwa Shehu Damina, who had earlier laid claim to the Speakership of the Assembly.

He and his aggrieved colleagues sheathed their swords and accepted Abubakar Suleiman, who was elected by 11 members at a previous inauguration of the House as Speaker.

The 31-member Bauchi Assembly is comprised of 22 APC members; eight Peoples Democratic Party members and eight New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) members.

Speaking with State House correspondents after the meeting with Buhari, the lawmakers said they no longer abide by the reconciliation they reached with their colleagues and the State Governor, five days earlier.

Speaking on their behalf, Damina said they demand a fresh proclamation for inauguration of the Assembly so that a new Speaker can be elected.

Damina said: “The purpose of our coming to see Mr. President is at the instance of our party.

“So we came to brief him on what is happening in the Bauchi State House of Assembly since the purported inauguration which as you are all aware, two leaderships emerged. Primarily he (the President) was fully briefed directly from us.”

Asked what the true situation was having been inaugurated earlier, he said, “The situation is as it is now because in Arithmetic, there is nothing that will make 11 to be greater than 20; and later that 11 grew to 13. So that is the position.”

On how they intend to resolve this issue, he said: “Let me clearly state that this is not about any individual.

“All what we from the APC are asking for is a sane institution irrespective of who emerges as a leader.

“All we are saying is that the right thing based on constitutional provisions should be done – with a proclamation issued, specifying date, time and venue should be announced.

“Once that is done election should be conducted and whoever emerges as leader, fine and good.”

He added: “If you are following the event where parallel leadership emerged, our senior colleagues at the National Assembly threw a motion by one representative from Bauchi, which resulted in its adoption and later setting up a committee.

“They even visited Bauchi and reported back to the plenary for the House of Representatives, which already a decision was taken, given a four weeks ultimatum to the State Governor within which to issue a fresh proclamation for proper inauguration of the state assembly to take place.

“So we have briefed Mr President being the leader of our party and father of the country and a custodian of the constitution of the federal republic of Nigeria as amended, to seek his advice.”

Asked the position of the constitution regarding proclamation and if it was right to make proclamation two times, the factional speaker said: “I don’t want to go into the details. But what actually happened was, on the day the initial proclamation was made was for a date which was Thursday, a time of 10am and a venue of the House of Assembly Chambers.

“All of us especially of the APC were ready in compliance with the invitation. We arrived in the chamber at 7:53am and to our dismay as at the time of our arrival, 11 out of the 31 members of the Assembly members were already there and had conducted election for the speaker and other principal officers.

“So what we did since the invitation letter was reading 10am, we decided to wait in the chamber. But unfortunately just as we were trying to wait at the chamber, a teargas was released forcing us to leave the chamber and one of us who is an asthmatic patient was affected and rushed to hospital.

“What we did was to comply with the constitutional provisions of waiting for 10 o’clock which we did.

“We gave an additional time of one hour to see if the governor and other members would come so we can do the needful but they didn’t so we conducted our elections. That is how the second parallel leadership emerged.”

https://thenationonlineng.net/bauchi-assembly-crisis-escalates-as-apc-lawmakers-renounce-peace-pact/[/quote]

You are still not making sense young man

isthatso:
I dont expect you to, you are a typical Nigerian. you want what you are not willing to work for expecting it to be handed to you, you complain but you never look in the mirror, you complain about your country and it's leaders but you are the problem with the country.

Can't make sense out of this poo.
Sorry

isthatso:
this is not America and Buhari is not Trump. The same trump will tell you to go back to your shithole country. We should stop trying to compare ourselves to America or britain when it suits us and instead look for Nigerian solutions to Nigerian problems. The majority of our problems is that we are trying to be what we are not...we are not Ameriocans and we are not Europeanss, we are Africans!!!


If you want a Nigeria you can be proud off where were you when Sowore was protesting...on your keyboard? You think America became what it is because their citizens stayed at home? Have you researched what it took for blacks to get the vote? do you how many were beaten and died for that right? Sit in your house and be comparing yourself to America. they call for protest nobody came out and you want the country to change.....yeye dey smell!!!


see the difference?

Not in the habit of giving people attention when they seek, but let me make a little celebrity. I know you a product of Alamajiri, go and look for your class.
I only blame your bastard that reproduce another bastard, because when Delilah came, and he finds her honeypot irresistible, he should have save Nairaland this embarrassment with poly bag.
Next time you quote me foolishly, I will send Amadioha.
Quota system like you


[quote author=halhassan1 post=8102235

If only your ancestors openly condemn the first massacre your Agoyi Ironsi did to Nigeria to mortgage the life you are witnessing and ranting about today, Buhari wouldn't even be here to start all over .[/quote]

Not in the habit of giving people attention when they seek, but let's say you are lucky this morning.
I only blame your father because when Delilah came, and he finds her honeypot irresistible, he should have say himself this embarrassment with poly bag.
Next time you quote me foolishly, I will send amadioha

LANDLORD72:
Amobode fighting secrets fight MUMU

Ndi ara
Which part of the reply they don't understand
Down South are so many trade Union. If macban need talk, we can arrange as many for them.

Ohaneze can't never sit with trade Union.

Good
This is the type of news I need this morning
Next Level. Expand towards sambisa too.
Kano,
Katsina
Sokoto
Bauchi
Kebbi
And the rest should follow suit.
By the time 10 core northern States will subscribes with multiple branches, there wouldn't be need to travel down south again.

APC will surely loose kogi, except Yahaya Bello is dropped. Even with Buhari.
Was watching his deputy on AIT last night, the man exposed a lot of his weakness.
They fighting him from all angle,
Himself refused to help matter with his style of governance.

Network operators that needs bailout, you are busy given them fine. Finally they will pack up, and jobs lost.
Nigeria loose

There must be other measures to met out punishment in this instance, because all the fines so far, we don't know who is benefiting from it

More money to the North

Rubber stamp
Las las he will be impeached

Nothing
He is not aware
U know, he has ear problem.
So, don't expect him to say anything

Nothing
He is not aware
U know, he has ear problem.
So, don't expect him to say anything

mrakeli62:
This is not the best of time for politics and politicians with character and self-discipline. This is because politics around the world has become muddy and questionable, perhaps the reason behind its reference as a dirty business. In Nigeria for instance, one would not be crucified to say that politics is queer and forlorn especially with what is playing out in the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) government. The party and its members will never stop amusing Nigerians with drama, controversies and daunting statements among others. The other day, a friend of mine spoke excellently in defence of President Muhammadu Buhari and painted a picture that exonerated him from the rest of political comedians. The gentleman swore with his life that President Buhari is a democrat to the core, a bridge builder and above all an incorruptible person.

Of course, Buhari’s pedigree is absolutely undisputable being a world class and Africa’s number one with no rival in sight at the moment. Never mind Dogara’s quibble about Buhari not being the only one that is corrupt free. However looking at president Buhari’s body language on certain issues with regards to national security, one would notice the biblical mother’s affection towards a particular child play out. On several occasions the federal government’s statements tend to sound like the voice of Isaac but the body of Esau. Over the years, the governments’ continued silence and unwillingness to call killer herdsmen terrorist to order and its sudden approach to resolve the herdsmen conflict with farmers with RUGA are questionable. There is also, the window of opportunity (six months) given to immigrants to flock the country in the name of registration. With regards to the above, does Buhari look like a true democrat or a bridge builder with such actions? No doubt, his immaculate and incorruptible robe earned him accolade internationally but it is not enough when back at home he cannot unite his people along ethnic and religious lines. If you are a careful observer and have been following President Buhari after the 2015 inauguration, one would notice that some of Buhari’s statements attract more questions than understanding what the president is trying to achieve or say. Not too long ago, the president’s tirade that Nigerian youth are lazy, a statement that brought the administration to its low ebb was greeted with serious condemnation across the country.

Again, quite recently, one is surprised at how Buhari has continued to put his party and administration in a tight corner with his not too refined statements. No doubt, the president has the free rein to bluntly speak his mind, but not without some kind of guide or management from his media aides and political advisers. While receiving elders and leaders of thought from Ogun State at the State House, the other day, President Buhari tried to count himself among the genuine praise singers of Moshood Abiola’s charisma and he unknowingly discredited his government with a slap of mud on the face when he said: “If chief Moshood Abiola was allowed to rule, the religious and tribal issues now in Nigeria would not have been strong, …because of his personality, he went across the country and was accepted. He used his resources and energy to convince Nigerians that all he wanted was a solid Nigeria.” Now, the big questions begging for answers are: Did Buhari not traverse the length and breath of the country during his elections campaigns just like Abiola did? Did the people not accepted or received him with open hands and ecstasy because of his personality just like Abiola? Why then is ethnic and religious bigotry so pronounced in his government and by extension the entire country? Is President Buhari therefore, admitting to Nigerians and the world in general that his government has woefully failed to unite the nation along ethnic and religious lines, hence the tension in the country today? It would be highly imprudent on the part of the president’s kitchen cabinet, political advisers and media and publicity aides especially to continue to expose Buhari in making such political blunders, which the opposition party may be documenting to shame the ruling party in the near future. At a point during Donald Trump’s campaign in 2016, his campaign managers and aides saw the need to disallow him from using his Twitter handle having discovered that its usage was giving the opposition an edge and to a large extent it contributed immensely to Trump’s election victory.

Aside President Buhari’s promises, if there is anything that voters and Nigerians in general wanted from Buhari’s government before they massively voted for him in 2015, it was to end corruption, unite the nation along ethnic and religious lines and conquer the Boko Haram menace that has held the nation to ransom, causing havoc and fear among the people. But instead of tackling the above, other ugly vices like herdsmen dilemma, kidnapping, and killings among others reared its head and engulfed the nation. Without employing the services of a soothsayer, the ruling government ought to know that the chief threat to security is lack of education and unemployment for the teeming young population. On this note, the president resounded strongly the other day while receiving a group which identified itself as the progressives in Academics (Pro-Acad) in Aso Rock and said that education remains his government’s priority with N1 trillion so far been injected into the sector in the last four years. However, the effect of such huge investment is questionable as education remains neglected and in tatters. Of course, the issue of affordable housing, constant electricity, and good road network among others remain as a dream waiting for its reality at dawn.

At the moment, President Buhari’s plan to keep his most important election promises is failing. This is so because his administration seems nearly as weak as the one he defeated at the polls. As it were, majority of the people no longer earn his trust, they see the administration as deceptive and pompous with an over-bearing indices of selfish interest. Therefore, it is unarguable that the ruling government may go down in history as one that came with a whirlwind of ‘change slogan’ and so it changed everything from usual to abnormal during its first term in office and currently on a second with another slogan that seems to take the nation to an uncertain next level.

However, to come out of the doldrum, President Buhari in clear conscience has to retrace his steps and refine his future statements. Also, political appointments that seem lopsided to a particular section of the country and religion should be balanced. Most important, something about Nigeria’s leadership style has to change for good forever and the nation’s interest must be paramount first. Those in government need to know that their job is to take the lead and show leadership by example. Then, the people’s responsibility is to make sure that such exemplary move will on their part yield results in more resilient and prosperous Nigeria. This is because, all over the world, everyone talks about Nigeria’s abundant resources as they make inferences that Nigerians ought not to suffer poor healthcare, unemployment, inadequate education among others but enjoy incredible sweet presence of basic human amenities, an enjoyment, almost too good or better that the American dream. Therefore, Nigeria’s political leaders should endeavour to eschew corruption and squarely face national development as a matter of priority.

https://www.akelicious.net/nigeria-ongoing-crisis-what-exactly-is-president-muhammadu-buhari-saying/

Garagara

eyesoflagostv:
Battle For Lagos Takes New Twist As Owolabi Salis Wins At Appeal Court
source : https://eyesoflagos.com/2019/08/07/battle-for-lagos-takes-new-twist-as-owolabi-salis-wins-at-appeal-court/

The Court of Appeal sitting in Lagos on Tuesday, August 6, 2019, ordered the Lagos State Governorship Election Petition Tribunal in Ikeja to resume hearing of two petitions challenging Gov. Babajide Sanwo-Olu’s victory at the March 9 governorship election.

A five-man panel of the court led by Justice Hussein Mukthar, in a unanimous decision, allowed the two petitions.

They were filed by the defeated governorship candidates of the Alliance for Democracy (AD) in Lagos State, Mr Owolabi Salis, and his Labour Party counterpart, Ifagbemi Awamaridi, respectively.

Other members of the panel were Justices O. O. Daniel-Kalio, O. F. Ogbuinya, Stephen Adah and B. B. Aliyu.

The appellate court, in two similar judgments, had upturned the June 17 decision of the Tribunal which dismissed the petitions filed by Salis and Awamaridi.

Eyes Of Lagos reports that the tribunal upturned the decision on the ground that both petitioners failed to file their applications for pre-hearing conference within seven days as prescribed by the law.

The appeal court held that the tribunal erred when it ruled that the appellants had abandoned their petitions.

The appeal court noted that the Tribunal failed to check its own record of proceedings before determining that Salis and Awamaridi filed out of time.

“From the record, it is clear that the tribunal was wrong to have declared the petition as an abandoned petition.

“The case is to be remitted to the lower court for expeditious hearing of the matter,” the court held on Owolabi’s appeal.

The court’s ruling was also similar on Awamaridi’s appeal.

The respondents in the suit are: the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Mr Sanwo-Olu, the All Progressives Congress (APC) and the INEC Residential Electoral Commissioner.