Politics › Re: Hate Speech Bill: Ibrahim Babangida Nobody Says Can Muzzle Nigerians by fabre4: 7:16pm On Nov 28, 2019 |
PapaBaby: You can accuse IBB of anything but you can't accuse him of muzzling the press.
The only president in our history who tried to muzzle the press is Buhari. First in 1984 with decree number 4 and now with this his infamous Hate speech Bill. Buhari: first man to plunge Nigeria into recession and muzzle press freedom, twice.
What an achievement. Who killed Dele Giwa na baban if you say gida na you sabi |
Education › Re: Babcock University#sexvideo;a Law Student Takes Legal Stands by fabre4: 3:14pm On Nov 23, 2019 |
Venerable612: I respect your opinion Mr Law Student. Good legal arguments, and Garba v Unical is a good authority on fair hearing. Shaw v DPP is good too and overall I think you made a strong argument.
Some general Points to note, especially for the law school, public Articles and legal practice.
1. Try to avoid verbosity, particularly ‘big grammars’. It can be distracting and often makes your points difficult to understand.
Simple and short sentences are the most effective way to communicate.
2. Avoid quoting long texts from cases. They can be distracting too - and the reader might just get bored. You do not also want to give the impression that you do not have a voice of your own.
Quotes should normally not be longer than 5 lines. Paraphrase if you must.
And more specifically on the subject.
I don’t think you can discuss the legality of the decision without recourse to the rule-book signed by the student - and which is binding on both parties.
The absence of this, makes your argument generalist.
It’s like saying - an action is legal because a particular case determined that Universities can take actions against erring students, no matter what the rule binding the parties says.
This doesnt mean you are wrong. The whole point is that you cannot validly comment on the validity of an action when no ‘rule/law’ has been violated. See Aoko v Fagbemi. Thanks for this conclusions. They echo my thoughts also. The school expelling her for hurting their ego without pointing to the crime she committed is miscarriage of Justice. |
Education › Re: Babcock University#sexvideo;a Law Student Takes Legal Stands by fabre4: 2:55pm On Nov 23, 2019 |
coolxpaul: I think you missed the point.
The issue is not that she had sex and videotaped it. It is that the video became public knowledge and has caused odium and disrepute to the university None of which was her fault. She didn't give her consent for the video to be made public. If anything she was the one disgraced. What was her crime? Nulla poena sine lege (one cannot be punished for doing something that is not prohibited by law) |
Education › Re: Babcock University#sexvideo;a Law Student Takes Legal Stands by fabre4: 5:51am On Nov 22, 2019 |
Please beware of charge and bail lawyers who speak empty babbash and gibberish. The law is sometimes vague contingencies like this but there are always sections of the Constitution to build on Your arguments won't hold weight in a court of law.
If you had read the ruling on Esiaga vs Unical and Garba vs unimaid You would know 1 she was outrightly expelled denying her right to fair hearing whereas in the Esiaga vs Unical case he was suspended. A cardinal principle of this doctrine of fair hearing is that the judge, tribunal or panel must be free from bias. In the case of Okoduwa V. State the Supreme Court described fair hearing in the following languages; “Fair hearing incorporates a trial done in accordance with the rule of natural justice and Natural Justice carries with it the implication that justice should not only be done but must be seen done" Was this the case section36 subsection 1,2 2 the video was recorded for private viewing which she is at liberty to do see section 35, 36 sub section 8, see also section 37 3 She had committed no crime by law, nothing incriminating was found on her but rather was a primary victims of sexual assault. Their is no legal backup or grounds for any disciplinary action section 36 subsection 12 underline the word defined there. 4 on association with an expelled student see section 40
Forgive my disorganized writing but if I put time to this case I would drain that school like a rat that was electrocuted. P.s I'm not a lawyer |
Business › Re: CBN Ban On OMO Threatens N9.4 Trillion Pension Investment Returns by fabre4: 9:46am On Nov 06, 2019 |
Stalwert: They are clueless on safe investment to make outside T bills. They simply just wanted free money from workers and not even apply their common sense in making the money generate income. So what happens when they invest in a venture and the venture collapses what do you tell people who have worked for 35 years of their lives? |
Celebrities › Re: Jaywon Prostrates For Governor Yahaya Bello, Gets Blasted by fabre4: 4:50pm On Oct 31, 2019 |
aro1: Make hin stand up dey shake am? In yoruba land,we have maximum respect for our elders.. We have culture! Do you prostrate for your elder sibling? Jaywon is 33 the other buffon is 44 |
Politics › Re: Bayelsa 2019: Goodluck Jonathan Says He Can’t Work For APC by fabre4: 5:25am On Oct 29, 2019 |
[quote author= post=83523043]Bayelsans, wise up. CHOOSE WISELY this time! You know where the shoes hurt. Save the lives of your unborn children. We outsider have no say in this.
Goodluck (not Jonathan) to you guys.
God bless Bayelsa state. God bless Nigeria.
We rise![/quote]Hope you tell Kogi people Same |
Crime › Re: Lady Hits Man Repeatedly, He Punches Her Back Twice. See Reactions (Photos) by fabre4: 4:54am On Oct 27, 2019 |
Rozayonome: Let me just say this. I'm not for anyone.... You are in a crowded place where body touching body.... What do you expect and at the same time the broda should have just kept his cool and apologize..... again I'm not for or against.... just saying After receiving blow he should apologize? My friend sit down. |
Education › . by fabre4(op): 2:33am On Sep 25, 2019*. Modified: 7:26pm On Oct 13, 2019 |
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Politics › Re: BREAKING: Ogun Govt Declares Free Education, Scraps N3,700 School Fees by fabre4: 2:35am On Sep 24, 2019 |
Omoluabi9: Didn't read your comment. No time for fools. I suppose you are right, no time for fools a fool at forty is a fool forever. You ain't got much time till forty. |
Politics › Re: BREAKING: Ogun Govt Declares Free Education, Scraps N3,700 School Fees by fabre4: 4:19am On Sep 23, 2019 |
Omoluabi9: Moreso for the 88 South Eastern Yahoo Yahoo youths the FBI caught some weeks ago. If they had been given FREE EDUCATION, maybe they wouldn't be incarcerated right now  I knew you would come up with this...I also learnt a south westerner was among together with the 25 about to be beheaded in Saudi Arabia. Anyway that's not the point, the point is the west used to be the hub of Education in Nigeria due to Awolowo's free education policy however we've seen a drastic reduction in popularity of education among the westerners in recent times we can only hope they rise to their former glory or keep playing dumb whatever. |
Politics › Re: BREAKING: Ogun Govt Declares Free Education, Scraps N3,700 School Fees by fabre4: 4:41am On Sep 22, 2019 |
Omoluabi9: Education should be affordable, even cheap, BUT NOT FREE! It should, but the way South Western youths are turning to Yahoo or street life recently there's need for some form of incentive to bring them back to school. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Why Do We Pray, Since God Already Knows Everything? by fabre4: 10:48am On Sep 16, 2019 |
helinues: Must all my wishes be attributed to God? If he's the source of your supply why not? |
Christianity Etc › Re: Why Do We Pray, Since God Already Knows Everything? by fabre4: 8:27am On Sep 15, 2019 |
helinues: Praying is more like a wish.. It's more like admitting your self insufficiency to God. |
Politics › Re: Aisha Yesufu: I Got My NYSC Even Before Buhari Wrote His Cambridge by fabre4: 4:53am On Sep 15, 2019 |
TRIGITIS: The comment: Obviously, corners must have been cut.
Her clap back: Rather than explaining the obvious fraud in the bolded text above, she ducked and digressed, smart lady. 
Yet,
Diversionary tactics like this can impress only unintelligent delusional pigs, not humans.  l Shhhh she has mentioned earlier that she didn't complete her medical course she changed to microbiology |
Christianity Etc › Re: The Bible Does Not Support Drinking Alcohol, Don't Let Anyone Fool You by fabre4: 8:32am On Sep 08, 2019 |
Chosen1984: THE TRUTH IS BITTER BECAUSE IT HURTS. Op, By the Spirit of GOD , you Have Dished out the Truth .. It will Hurt Many of Us but it is The Truth..
GOD BLESS U Is it a sin OP |
Politics › Re: How PDP’S Agent Who Traveled To Cambridge To Verify Buhari’s Certificate Were Di by fabre4: 4:44am On Sep 07, 2019 |
Jumlek2411: I thought this issue has been concluded and set aside. Until Buhari finishes his 2nd term, PDP cannot get any positive answer from their struggles to unseat APC. Nope they are not the same suit. The one that was set aside was statue barred. |
Politics › Re: Danjuma: After We Arrested Aguiyi Ironsi, I Lost Control by fabre4: 7:03pm On Jul 28, 2019 |
wirinet: This is the summary of what lead to the counter coup, the pogrom and subsequently, the civil war.
God questions. If the coup plotters killed politicians because they were corrupt, why then did they kill senior military officers, especially those from non Igbo areas? Good they revenged. But why didn't they stop at Killing soldiers why did innocent civilians also have to die |
Education › Re: Which Course(s) Can A Student Apply For With This WAEC Result? by fabre4: 10:44am On Jul 27, 2019 |
Islamic studies  |
Politics › Re: Ogbonnaya Onu Asked To Give Account As Ex-Minister Of Science & Technology by fabre4: 3:51am On Jul 25, 2019 |
starbuck: Imagine what we are churning out as ministers  That guy is a first class graduate from the 70s so if na for brain him get am but the annoying thing is once you cross carpet to APC you leave your brain or what is expected of you. It's like you are relieved of any expectations. Not trying to exonerate PdP ministers but most times they worked to justify their stealing. But these ones just steal and blab rubbish |
Politics › Re: Why We Haven’t Released El-zakzakky – Presidency by fabre4: 3:12pm On Jul 24, 2019 |
Levant: That is very ungrateful and untrue.
When buhari's Sunni fanatics were randomly targeting Christians in the post election violence of 2011 in Kaduna, it was Zakzaky and his Shi'ite guys that gave refugee to Christians and shielded them. My very own brother, a father of five children almost lost his life if not for the Shi'ite guys who came to his rescue and freed him from those animals who lynched him and wanted to kill him. I will be forever grateful to those guys. The govt and Sunnis, known for their chronic lies, want to paint these guys bad. They are not bad or extremists. They have had too much abuse and brute force meted on them. Let them be free to practice their religion. Enough is enough. Hmmmm so which one do I believe now |
Politics › Re: The Many Times Elzakzaky Has Been Detained By Nigerian Government by fabre4: 8:23am On Jul 24, 2019 |
[quote author= post=80574998]Children of hate and perdition, here is the story of the life of your new found hero. Wail as you read![/quote]If to say una get Sense una for enlighten people who are oblivious to this information if too say LALA no carry am come here many people would see it as simply Sunni vs Shia |
Politics › Re: The Many Times Elzakzaky Has Been Detained By Nigerian Government by fabre4: 8:19am On Jul 24, 2019 |
indigenous234: For me personally, I don't really have much problems with the IMN so long as their activities is restricted to the North. (mind you, Abuja is not part of the NORTH here) You're a comedian |
Politics › Re: Why We Haven’t Released El-zakzakky – Presidency by fabre4: 8:16am On Jul 24, 2019 |
nzeobi: you don't want him realised cos your master enjoys sacrificing the shittes to his God's. I used to support shites but what I've been hearing recently from christan residents of Zaria about the shites is astonishing. |
Politics › Re: We Are Not Responsible For DCP Usman Musa's Death - Shiites by fabre4: 6:45pm On Jul 23, 2019 |
tesppidd: South Esterners and South Southerners suddenly love Shites and agree with whatever they say. Maybe because they've experienced the same treatment from the government |
Health › Re: Solution To Permanently End Plastic Pollution by fabre4: 7:27am On Jul 23, 2019 |
Flier: Then it’s going to lead to inflation in price of goods and services I think the plastic we are talking about here is mainly plastic bottles. If you limit it to this area and then instead of industries producing preform you convert them to recycling industries to be sold lesser or at a similar price to what preforms are sold at. I don't see the reason for inflation infact if it could reach a stage where we could be importing from neighboring countries plastic bottle for recycling and we're looking at serious job creation/ business opportunities here |
Health › Re: Solution To Permanently End Plastic Pollution by fabre4: 6:45am On Jul 23, 2019 |
Flier: What he listed above isn’t realistic,the only way is proper recycling Nothing can replace plastic and Infact the case is in uk court right now to lift ban on plastic straw because iron straw killed one blind woman after she fell on it Nothing can replace plastic it’s just too useful The Chinese invented plastic bag made from cassava and maize starch but it turned out to be almost the same,it won’t decompose easily Truly there may be no viable alternative but ita production can be controlled and use limited. |
Health › Re: Solution To Permanently End Plastic Pollution by fabre4: 6:29am On Jul 23, 2019 |
Been long since I saw an actually intellectual post on nairaland. Kudos Op I agree a ban on plastic importation as well as plastic indigenous industries will go a long way. As for recycling I think incentives should be added for those who are able to gather huge amount of plastics. This was the idea indomie used earlier on. As for orientation/sensitization it should be done to the grassroots using local channels/ radio station as well as offering alternatives and incentives till people get acquainted with it. The most important factor is governance as long as illiterates continue to govern us. These won't be given priority. |
Politics › Re: We Will Never Leave Anambra State, Hausa Community Vows by fabre4: 5:30am On Jul 23, 2019 |
Asnafsaeed: You have no audacity nor temerity to indicate who u want or not
We too don't like the igbos, why don't they leave the north?  Fulanis are killers we don't want killers in igbo land |
Politics › Re: Yakubu Dogara: How I Donated My 6 Month Salary In Building Covenant University by fabre4: 9:32am On Jun 05, 2019 |
The blessings of the Lord makes rich. He adds no sorrow |
Politics › Re: Zamfara Supreme Court Judgement: Did PDP Meet The Constitutional Requirement? by fabre4: 11:22am On May 25, 2019 |
seunmsg: Very wrong conclusion. Void votes are valid when determining total vote cast in an election. The votes scored by Zamfara APC (though now voided) are still very valid when determining the total vote cast for the election.
The above notwithstanding, the OP is also wrong in claiming that the PDP candidate need 202,696 votes to be returned elected. All that is required to win a governorship election is for a candidate to score majority of the vote cast and get 25% of total vote cast in at least 2/3 of all the local government in the state. Inec isn't following the Constitution rather it's following the order of the court which says the second highest scorer should be the winner which is PDP simple. https://dailypost.ng/2019/05/24/breaking-zamfara-supreme-court-nullifies-apc-victory/ |
Politics › Re: Orji Kalu Meets President Maduro Of Venezuela, The President tweets by fabre4: 10:06am On May 21, 2019 |
mikezuruki: Nigeria is always on the wrong side! What exactly can Venezuela offer? See 'ties'! LOL
What is common between those men there is inflation! Illegal drugs |