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PointB: What if they have no relatives, or are unwilling to relocate for sundry reason? Let's assume someone who became a Nigeria citizen by naturalisation, birth etc becomes destitute in Nigeria, where do you deport such individual to?

What if ?!!!! Every one has a root, 99.9999% of the time,people have relatives in their state of origin.

That someone is poor doesn't necessarily make one a destitute.

What other better way to identify a destitute than someone who was in a rehabilitation camp for months, and not even a single soul sought to look out for him/her from his/her immediate surrounding(lagos), It also smirks of gross irresponsibility for the ANSG to receive a notice of destitutes from its state and stay indifferent for 3 months

Action begets reaction, if a family refuse to collect a corpse in a mortuary belonging to it after due notification and a reasonable length of time, Should the mortuary officials decide to bury the corpse in an unmarked grave, they will be justified.

PointB: If Akwa Ibom or Anambra repatriate destitute/beggar it is wrong and unconstitutional; and in the same way, it is criminal, evil and wickedness to dump them in the middle of nowhere in the dead of the night!

Dont you think those destitute and beggars are better of with their family's for social re integration ?

I see you quote a post and acknowleging that is how things are done in civilised world.

Are you sure your criticisms are of true intent or .....?

PointB: Please say it LOUDER [/b]so that the ethnically bigoted elements , defending Lagos maltreatment of unfortunate citizens will learn how things are done in civilised world.

But the subject of the said letter i have attached states" Repatriation of Lunatics, [b] Beggars and Destitutes to their home state".

Akwa ibom must have been repatriating or deporting beggars and destitutes to their home states.

I so much like this man. HBD ! God bless you

But this document states otherwise, the heading claimed "repatriation", it could have well been "deportation"

89 years old, 33years as president since independence, and yet another 7 years term
Dangers of having a party too strong for the opposition.
ZANUPF is too strong that even if Mugabe becomes deaf ,dumb and cripple and comes up for election, he will win.

ocelot2006: The building of new refineries by the govt or the private sector is still not feasible because the downstream sector is still regulated, no thanks to your demand not to withdraw the fuel subsidy. So that's totally your fault..

your excuse does not in any way stop this government from building refineries, moreover there are currently 4 govt owned refineries that are refining less than 1/2 of our needs. Why should we spend foreign exchange earnings importing refined oil? . Govt should build refineries and run for some period to be later privatised when there is full deregulation, Nigerians reject deregulation because they have little trust in the govt to care about them, lets say power supply improves remarkably, and govt comes up with subsidy removal, there would be little resistance against such from nigerians

ocelot2006: This current administration isn't perfect, but unlike it's predecessors, it has been in the fore-front of exposing frauds in the govt (pension fraud, oilbsubsidy scam) and prosecuting offenders.

Any conviction so far ?, what stops him from setting up special court for corruption cases to be tried speedily? Is Maina the chief culprit in the pension fraud now charged to court? whatsup with farouk lawan?, The minister of petroleum with all allegations against her still heads the petroleum ministry

ocelot2006: Finally power. The power situation still requires a lot of improvement. But the GEJ's administration is the VERY FIRST to tackle this issue headon with lots of success. Under his watch, we've witnessed the completion and commissioning of way more power stations, transmission lines and subsstatiins, and distrribution systems across the federation. There's equally been a drastic improvements in the number of hours of liight consumer enjoys (in some states like Taraba, Gombe, Ondo, Adamawa, Edo, etc, they enjoy close to 20hrs of light)

How did you arrive at your claims? the very first? dont be deceived by media hype, there was so much of such during the Obj era, even yaradua declared state of emergency on power sector, in 3 years of GEJ, the story still stays at 2,800mw-4,000MW swing. so much promise of 7,000mw, 10,000mw,.....bla bla but lots of disappointment. When there is a remarkable improvement in power across the country, it will make headlines in the dailies, and manufacturing industries will attest to it. You mention states with roughly 20 hrs of supply, can you prove that? Dont you think a sensible govt should have sincerely and sensibly focused on industrial states like lagos,abia, ogun, anambra, kaduna, kano, e.tc?

i still saw one using tambourine, singing and begging for money, she had her little child beside her

GEJ has failed to solve the major issues bedevilling the nation.

1. Build new refineries(in 24 months) and stop importation of refined fuel, those refineries can be privatised later.

2. Increase the power generation and distribution remarkably

3. tackle corruption in most sectors.

The listed have far reaching effect than any other 100 of things he claim to have achieved.

17 months to election, i dont intend to vote for him if he contest in 2015

Jomark: I see why Yorubas are called tribalist! See how all of you support your governor even though you know such a thing has never happened in Nigeria before. Now that PDP and Jonthan are dancing naked in the street, I thought that a messiah would come from the west but alas! They are the wolves devouring our sheep. I loved Fashola and rated him high above his mates but the latest development has made me given up hope in ACN

Check this thread, https://www.nairaland.com/1381602/anambra-ordered-arrest-deportation-child/

where peter obi "deported" destitutes to ebonyi, akwa ibom as far back as 2011.
Fashola humanely picks a destitute and train them before reuniting them with their family in their homeland

LaShawn: I have been in an abusive relationship and I wouldn't advice anybody to try and manage an abusive man. I did and I paid for it with my mind, health, sanity, money and confidence.

You don't know what it means to see the phone ringing, your boyfriend is at the other end and your heart jumps in fear.

You don't know what it means to be called !diot, slot, chameleon and stup!d by the one who promised to love and cherish you.

You don't know what it means to be rubbished, humiliated and shamed.

You don't know what it means to be stopped from having friends.

You can't go for a stroll without being viewed with suspicion of cheating.

I can go on and on.

Thank God I am out.

There should be very little tolerance for emotional abuse in a pre marital relationship, you ought to have left immediately you spotted the red flag.

In a marital relatioship, there should be increased tolerance and situations like that should be well managed by the saner couple.

This man should not start changing tones ooo , he has earlier said he will stop bearing okupe if APC survives for a year i am already counting down for him to stop bearing okupe.


363 days left on the countdown

God used Fashola to offer her a lifeline, hope the tribal bigots will take note

LADY OF RAGE: Didn't you hear that a man was picked up on his way to his shop and kept in detention for 6 months? He was among those deported. how wicked could that be!

That man is a [size=14pt]wicked liar[/size] !

Only a destitute will be arrested for months and no one shows up to identify him/her, not even his/her co-tenants at the phantom shop.

I laugh at the mischievous fellow who said shoprite is closing soon in Ib, a bigger one is opening by 2014.

From the attached documents, annex 4, akwa ibom state also deported 2 "lagosians"

I want to believe many a times in issues of physical abuse in marital relationship, there are both action and reaction.

Where Emotional abuse is the action and physical abuse the reaction, although the emotional abuse could be real or perceived.

This should be on front page.

Now, the truth is being revealed. Fashola was right when he said this is political year in Anambra state as such mischievious things will abound. The reply was from a senior special assistant to the governor, so no hiding space for anambra state govt. to feign ignorance.

Why so much obsession on one man with no political post ?

cannonnier: Then this simply mean that hausa is the dominating langua in Nigeria.
Plus they can't dominate in language if they don't in population, afterall this is Nigeria.

Yes, Hausa is the most spoken language in Nigeria.

Your second assertion is not quite right.

The Hausa (autonyms for singular: Bahaushe; plural Hausawa and general: Hausa/Haoussa; exonyms being Ausa, Mgbakpa, Kado, Al-Takari and Abakwariga) are one of the largest ethnic groups in West Africa. They live primarily in the Sahelian and Sudanian areas of northern Nigeria and southeastern Niger, with significant numbers also living in parts of Cameroon, Côte d'Ivoire, Chad, Ghana[2], and Sudan. The Hausa are a minority in every country they reside in except Niger, where they constitute the majority

Umaru dikko who said something like "Nigerians are not poor, since they are not eating from the dustbin yet".

Buhari tried to smuggle umaru dikko in crate, from where he fled to, but the airport officials saved his head.

cannonnier: Guy what are you saying? Hausa is one of the biggest tribe in africa. Guess you don't know that hausa you don't know that their are hausa speaking tribe almost every noon & cranny of west africa.

I am talking about Hausa population in Nigeria, The Hausa language that is widely spoken in many northern states is the reason why many misconceive the population of Hausas, an average minority tribeman in the north can speak hausa, he is not necessarily a Hausa man, even most of our past leaders (IBB, Gowon,ABdusalam, Buhari, e.t.c) from the north are not Hausas.

manny4life: Lol at HATRED right in front of you, Yoruba's have more population than the Hausa's...lol.

I have seen your arguments on NL, and believe me engaging in a futile argument is certainly not worth it. It's like someone arguing 2+2 isn't 4, so why argue the obvious?

Though this is off the discussion. i agree that the Yorubas are definitely more than the Hausa, but usually the Hausa-Fulani is grouped as a tribe. Igbos are also more than the hausas, it is when the Hausa-fulani combo is introduced, then one cant be sure who is more populated except a credible census is conducted.

BLOOD GENOTYPE.

Get the test done in a standard hospital lab

AS + AS = NO MARRIAGE

Campaign will likely start officially in 14months from now Oct 2014, as elections will hold in Dec 2014 or Jan 2015.

Jonathan has roughly 15 months to prove himself if ever he wants to return.

I doubt he will get the level of support in 2015 from SE/SS region as he had in 2011

adino: bohari will be happy with this.

This further reveals your shallow level of thinking.

adino: You are a big foool and may God punish you for been so stuupid. See your fooolish comment when boys of your son's age died gallantly, while an old ldiot like you choose to be a morron.

All your curse will not return empty, it will come to pass in your life.


https://www.nairaland.com/1374100/like-play-like-play-boko.

PapaBrowne: Like Play, Like Play, Boko Haram has vanished from the pages of newspapers. Somebody help me say Amen.

No more bomb blasts. No more Boko Haram killed this, Boko Haram killed that.

We must give thanks to God.

We must give kudos to our gallant soldiers who have put thier lives on the line to ensure that we have peace.


May this peace continue.

And bad roads are also vanishing small by small.
And we are beginning to return to the farm big by big.
And the trains are coming back slow by slow.
And elections are getting freer and fairer.

And the biggest prayer of all:
And may power failure vanish forever.
And corruption. And insecurity. And Unemployment.


Its either our prayers are working or Jonathan is working or both of the above.

Methinks both of the above. If you agree with me, click the like button.

On Saturday, this useless thread i quoted above was opened by one of the Spin and spell online crew of Jonathan about how Boko haram is fading, since the SOE, my first thought was the 25 oyo traders killed by BH 3 weeks back in borno , the 30 + students killed in Yobe , and some other very recent ones, Why do people like to see the nonsense they want to see?. The situation on ground does not reflect that boko haram is fading.

The worst thing that can happen to Nigeria's democracy is a one party state, it is obvious many dont realise this.

I will support other small parties taking over from PDP within states, but as long as they stay too small, they will be subsumed by the "BIG" PDP.

At the moment, any similarly "BIG" OPPOSITION PARTY WILL DO,It might not have the best of ideologies,but it has a long term positive effect on democracy and governance.

But some set of people on Nairaland are making claims of the extinction of Boko Haram. i guess their claims is a mirage on their mind

His words: “As I said previously, our application was submitted on the 8th of June, 2013. And section 84(6) says INEC has 30 days to take the decision, but when they fail to take the decision, at the expiration of the 30 days, the party is deemed registered.

“If you read that report, the media adviser to INEC has reacted to that story. He said the time will start to run from the 1st of July when we submitted the list of Interim National Officers. For that one the 30 days will elapse on the 31st of July 2013. I believe that by the 31st of July the party will stand registered whether or not INEC says so or not. And I do not have any cause to believe that INEC does not want to register us because of the pending case. That case does not concern us at all because there is no restraining order that says that INEC should not register us. That case is just a child’s play by some desperate people who are under the payroll of the PDP.

I dont think there is a need for protest, since the law simply states that at the end of 30 days, if INEC fails to take decision, the party is deemed registered.

boladez: >According to my eyes as at yesterday construction had not started. Confirm with your RCC friend if the commenced construction is on paper or on ground...

>According to Mr President and Mr Min of works Lagos to Sagamu shall be 6 lanes not 10

>Obj built an extra lane from Lagos to Sagamu, he utilised what used to be the green median and put concrete median expanding the road inwards.

good to always talk sense not sentiments!

Mondays-Fridays, i pass through that road, no construction work has began.

Election for 2015 will most likely hold by Dec. 2014 , I guess it is too early to mobilise contractors, for Lag-Ibada exp way and Second Niger Bridge