₦airaland Forum

I don't know why some Nigerians are so full of mischief.

YorubaKinging:
I'm back..
Well I just want to keep retierating the fact that war is coming very soon
You need to get ready
I'm not a war monger but it's really not up to me
But it's going to happen
And nigeria will break up very soon

Go back to sleep and continue in your nightmares. I am a Nigerian and I reject your silly doomsday prophesy.

If the Supreme Court follows Section 140(2) of the electoral act, the right thing to have been done was to order for a fresh election. It's very clear.

APC should take this case to ECOWAS Court or even maybe International Court of Justice.

BruncleZuma:
Some like whom?

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Who else but the server man.

helinues:
See people accusing Buhari of loopsided appointments?

Mostly south on the list.

enemybulldozer:
But Igbos can have their own country (biafra) and rule themselves for eternity. And that is the best thing than zoo presidency.

A landlocked enclave/country cannot be allowed in Nigeria.

This man is being unfairly treated. Institutions misspelled his names for which he got affidavits and then he is being punished for that.

The court in giving judgement against him is also misspelling his name. Na wa o!

This forum has a lot of scoundrels.

Hmmm

Hmmm

vicdom:
If Supreme court can reverse and change its judgements, it simply means that supposed SC is not final and Supreme. Which means that litigations won't have an end. Check the review case of Zamfara instituted by APC. SC, threw it away and APC was asked to bear the entire costs.

Because it was not properly filled. The went back and did proper filling and the case will be dealt with on Tuesday.

gratiaeo:
Nigeria is gone forever.
All this happening under Buhari incompetent administration

seems you cannot do without mentioning Buhari. Is Buhari a judge?

Reference:
Okay. But the number one reason for ambulance calls which consume a lot of resources to the goverment and consumes huge resources to the NHS is drunkeness and alcohol poisoning.

That is a society that cares despite the fact that alcohol consumption is a personal issue and drunkeness a product of habit.

So what do they do. They save lives as a priority then seek to and pass legislation around age of consent, alcohol content in liquor products, business hours for bars and taverns and the almighty taxation to make it morw expensive. All because the goverment knows it has a responsibility towards the health of its citizens despite the liberties they enjoy.

These are the countries that work because the people donot act out of sentiment to protect mediocre leaders but put them under severe pressure to act in favour of every citizen they preside over.

And that is why folks like you fall over themselves to emigrate to those well run countries but unfortunately cannot summon the courage to rise above sentiemnt to make yours similar.

By the way suicide is a public health issue in most developed countries I know of. Read up and get informed.

Do you think people don't commit suicide in those "well run" countries with so called "working systems"?

Pls go and do some research on suicide rates in Japan, France,Germany, USA for instance. They all have far higher suicide rates.

Does it mean they are also suffering from bad governance or poverty that you people are trying to spin as the reason anyone commits suicide?

I can help you with a link here to have a look at the statistics:

http://worldpopulationreview.com/countries/suicide-rate-by-country/

Divinalss:
APC is guilty in the case of bayelsa but the judgement was poor the Supreme Court should have nullified the election won by APC and instruct inec to conduct a fresh election within 90days.

that is what section 140(2) of the electoral act says

Reference:
That is the social or civic responsibility of goverment. You have child welfare there for those who abuse children. Every suicide has a reason and society led by goverment does not fold its arms and watches people kill themselves and others.

Goverment can as well say it is not its business who contacts the HIV, it did not send anyone to u guarded sex. But that is classic third world thinking.

You seem to have a mental disconnect as to what goverment is all about and I can understand it comes from generations of feudal rule followed by colonial rule that has made goverment appear as a heavenly establishmemnt and its members some divine untouchable beings to be worshipped and adored.

Oga. Goverment is simply a set of people we chose to represent us to handle our collective needs and project our collective ideals under a law we collectively make. If you feel goverment shouldn't care it simply means you donot care.

That defines the kind of society a people chooses to live in. Little wonder Nigeria is like this. Personaly I just cannot understand why Nigerians have a very low expectation of themselves. We live very brutish, uncultured, uncaring lives. Numbed by nothing. Its inhuman please.

I cannot agree with you that government can do anything about the way people handle their breakups. You shouldn't be putting relationship issues in the same category with HIV please.

Reference:
Oga. Whether you like it or not. Every death is a goverment statistic and ultimately a goverment responsibility. When the statistic becomes visible it will certainly become a political issue because folks will be seeking explanations, answers and solutions from the leadership they elect.

If I run my car into a ditch and kill myself you may say it is not goverment"s business, it is my fault, but when hospitals are getting filled with corpses and cases it will certainly become a political issue because the role of the goverment through the FRSC will come under scrutiny.

Once again donot be beclouded by sentiment. The number of suicides on that bridge alone in the past few years is visible and a cause for concern and the goverment should wake up and take note. It is a political matter. They either solve it, slow it or make way for those who care and can.

That should be your minimum duty as a citizen of this country who cares about his fellow man above his personal interest. To hold those in office accountable for the welfare of all men and women of this country.

When a gun man runs riot in the USA and shoots people it instantly becomes a political football. The argument doesn't start and ends with the mental state of the shooter. People question gun laws and regulation, question police profiling, question the second amendment. Here we hold no one accountable except blame the victims.

We have all read stories of people drinking sniper because of being jilted by a boyfriend or a girlfriend, and many other personal reasons like hearing voices in their head telling them to kill themselves. Tell me how the government is responsible for that.

Reference:
Oga you are speculating. She is certain. The man's suicide may be out of personal reasons or not. Goverment actions on the ither hand particularly the one in Lagos and at the centre will certainly drive many to suicide. No doubt.

How many tricycle riders in Lagos would have contemplated suicide over the past few weeks due to loss of income and debts on investment. The Arab spring started in Tunisia when a poor hawker's goods were seized and he burnt himself alive.

The impact of goverment's decisions can have widespread and devastating consequences on the most vulnerable in society. Goverment's good policies and acts can bring prosperity to a people and nation. Goverment's bad policies and acts can bring penury and misery to a people and can drive those at the edge over.

Be sensitive.

You are still speculating.

In the absence of irrefutable evidence that this man committed suicide due to a government policy rather than for personal and or emotional reasons, It is improper for one to come to a conclusion on one side or the other.

They should never have declared Dori the winner even if Lyon's deputy was disqualified according to the electoral act.

Daylight robbery of a judgement.

nedekid:
Bros. Google is your friend. Type pacific holdings.

I have seen it Davido.

Appetizerbmaz:
Nothing is working in this land.... This is what happens when the hardship of the country,[b][/b] makes you mad and crazy at the same time.

So why don't you join him, are you not also in the same country?

Jimiyung:
They have two power plants with a combined capacity of 700mw and his dad is about to build another plant in Ondo (adebamidele) with a capacity of 900mw. Dont stress yourself, the family money is long....

can you please give us the names and location of the two power plants that generate a combined 700MW? Thanks.

Pascalville:
Me that would soon follow suit

safe journey.

Blu03:
Another suicide?
The cow up there from daura would enjoy this.
Let any apc supporter enter this thread...

Keep on being a fool. You think everything in life is about APC/PDP? Someone has his personal problems and decided to commit suicide and all you can think of is Daura.

That guy may be caught in the middle of a deal gone wrong and he feels he has no way to escape the consequences, he may also have emotional stress or something.

The Daura man has obviously become omnipotent and omnipresent (God) to you.

Oracle23:
It is criminal to keep changing ur name several times for decades.

One of the affidavits was that his name was spelt wrongly as Adegi Biobarakuma instead of Degi Biobarakumo. Not like he kept changing names.

These errors can occur sometimes and a sworn affidavit is sufficient.

Mazk:
sworn affidavit that this are his names or a change of name affidavit?
If there is no change of name affidavit, how was he able to use his waec certificate to secure admission into the university?
I think this guy bought to certificates and when he found out his mistakes, he got a sworn affidavit.


Secondly, what is the date on the affidavit? If the affidavit are recent, how did he get admitted into a school without valid proof That he changed his names?


I think this man bought the certificates from those who bear similar names

The affidavits are old cos that is what he has been using in all elections.

[quote author=zoomzoom post=86671688][/quote]can you please show us where different birth dates were alleged cos the case brought by PDP was the name changes.

[quote author=wwwihy post=86666587]Did you carry out the forgery with him? You maybe called to court to be expert witness in forgery.

Maybe , what he needs is affidavits for changes of names[/quote]He already had affidavits. I don't know why a court will say that a sworn affidavit is not valid for name change.

Mazk:
and where did you get this from? he won't be in this mess if there was a change of name affidavit. he was winning election because no one has challenged him in court for forgery

When the issue came up at the High Court, the APC Deputy Governorship candidate showed proof that he had sworn affidavits in respect of the name changes.

See below a screenshot of a news story published last year when the high court ruled.

The question is, are sworn affidavits no longer valid?

Before you try it, keep enough capital that can enable you start again cos the shop will be wrecked in no time.

Mazk:
a sworn affidavit before the election date or recently? you need evidence

He has been using those documents with attached affidavit to win elections to The HOR and Senate.