₦airaland Forum

Abrupt:
You can't be respected as a woman and also be seen as an equal gender, pick a struggle. Feminist are confused.

timota:
u don't know what u are saying cos the greatest nation on earth United states is using a british language

mazizitonene:

timota:
u don't know what u are saying cos the greatest nation on earth United states is using a british language

BizBayo:
Good for the state. Ajimobi wetin dey happen na!

fmlala:
[/quote][quote author=BizBayo post=53256901]Good for the state. Ajimobi wetin dey happen na!

ridwanayo:
they can cry to icc for all we care

Nempi:
I don't want to gain anything from his death. I just want him dead! When did it become a crime to want something in Nigeria?

Scatterscatter:
Nice move at least.

But one question;: why did FG stop the fertiliser subsidy when they came in fresh and now doing what they could have done initially.

I think Nigeria is in this Economic poo cos of indecisive decisions this administration is trademarked for.

I pray God grant those at the helm of affair wisdom to lead us right.

prof1990:
Dear blogger this plate number doesn't back up your story tho.

what people do for money later I will be insulting MMM people

prof1990:
Dear blogger this plate number doesn't back up your story tho.

what people do for money later I will be insulting MMM people

DONSMITH123:
Leke Baiyewu, Abuja

The Senate on Thursday criticised the Federal Government under the leadership of President Muhammadu Buhari for deploying troop in Gambia without seeking legislative approval.

The Nigerian Air Force had moved a contingent of 200 men and air assets, led by Air Commodore Tajudeen Yusuf, to Dakar, Senegal, which is the base of the Economic Community of West African States Military Intervention to force President Yahya Jammeh of The Gambia out of power.

The Nigerian troops, which left from the 117 Air Combat Training Group camp in Kainji, Niger State, on Wednesday, joined troops from Senegal, Ghana and other countries in the West African sub-region.

But Senator Chukwuka Utazi, while raising a constitutional point of order, said what the Buhari-led government did was against the law, citing Section 5 (4) of the Constitution.

Section 5(4) states, “(a) the President shall not declare a state of war between the federation and another country except with the sanction of a resolution of both houses of the National Assembly sitting in a joint session; and (b) except with the prior approval of the senate, no member of the armed forces of the federation shall be deployed on combat duty outside Nigeria.”

Utazi added, “I am saying this because of the happenings in our friendly country in Gambia. The ECOWAS countries have been discussing on this issue; on how to ensure that democratic crisis of the people of Gambia are protected. But to ask that this country will go on a warfare in another country without a recourse to this constitutional provisions is an affront of the 1999 Constitution and it is a breach of the Constitution, and we have failed even when the Senate has been cooperating with the executive.

“Let it be on record that if anything of this nature happens in this country; that this national assembly have to be informed properly in writing.”

President of the Senate, Senator Bukola Saraki, who presided over the plenary, however cited Subsection 5 of the Constitution to counter Utazi.

Details shortly...

Cc: lalasticlala, Mynd44

http://punchng.com/buharis-military-action-gambia-without-approval-senate/

CarterMula:
I smell War

nwakibie3:
He wants to go hospital. How I wish it will turn out to be a journey of no return

windvane:
Average nairaland user is an illiterate

NNVanguard:
How does this your quote correlate with Gambia power tussle? Is Gambia threatening our sovereignty

konjinokillme:
I use to read up and down about the witches in your village controlling you and attacking you and all that...

Please I want to know how true it is... Share true stories you know... Am asking because i want to build a house in my village but am scared that they will attack me.