₦airaland Forum

A friend of mine in India once told me Cobras are magical creatures that influences magic and reality. They aren't regular animals.

Very simple. It's A since written in words.
Don't confuse yourself

Mrfixitt:
If Ganduje is given a chance to rule Nigeria, he will do worse than Abacha

Everyone will reap the reward of their work in the future. There is no escape

Mrfixitt:
Ganduje is one of the most corrupt entities to emerge from Kamo

Abacha is not from Kano?
All these Ganduje stunts are a child's play compared to the Damage most of them have done not just to the current generation but to the others yet to come.

Gaius Chibueze Bitcoin chief?
Who made him bitcoin chief

Nairaland is bigger than 25 billion by the way.
Because it doesn't serve just Nigerians.

Eraddray:
If u understand this game we'll..u will never support either dangote or nupeng or pegessan or what ever..and not even federal government....while will dangote note allow his staff to join union...is it because he want to oppress them and deprive them of their right?...

I have seen a lot of ppl supporting dangote in the comment section...

And I shake my head... Let dangote monopolize the oil and gas section...soon or later it will clear for ur eye that PMS will be sold for 1500 to 2000 by little...

Ppl will learn by force

So is NUPENG and PEGESSAN a fuel price regulatory body? They are just fighting for their pockets

That's a private business. It's totally wrong to sabotage a private organisations activities

If the Landlord declares 2 years Free Rent

All politicians are the same. There are no saints

NOETHNICITY:
One can, I’m an example. Though, I’m not a multimillionaire—as in counting money in hundreds of millions—but I’m okay.

Life is different for everyone

That's not right

The society doesn't need to go through excruciating economic pain before any reasonable plan works out

ElevationD:
At 75 the man had a grandson of 30. At 65, the woman had a grandson of 30. Certainly the father of the evil young man should be approximately 48. Poverty festered in that home. The grandparents started having children at very tender ages and the father followed the same path. If looked into we will find that the murderer has a child of 10 or 12.

This food insecurity must be dealt with in the nation. Youths and joblessness must be dealt with. Drug abuse must be dealt with. Trump is dealing with that issue of drugs in his country. Leadership must stop this horrible looting of public resources, have mercy on themselves and the whole country and ensure a better country for all.

Best is to be patient and build a solid ground before bringing children into a world of scarce resources.

Diegostan:
If only you know how much your failed country has played a vital role in limiting you brother.

When I was much younger, I used to believe everything is in my control and I can influence what I grow up to become.
Now I realised some things are beyond our control. Maybe it's the country, maybe it's the people themselves or maybe it's the opportunities that that are scarce, or maybe you have to beat the law to become successful.
I am starting to believe no one has ever become successful by following the laws of land.

immortalcrown:
Crime flourishes, all because of the love of money.

No, it's because of survival and a poor economy

Just Before I came online and opened this thread, I was thinking about my own life and how little the progress I had made since I graduated. I felt like I was fooling myself that God is helping me.
I was reminiscing about my university days and how my other friends must have been making strides.

Guess what, I am also 35.

I came online and immediately saw your thread. Something made me open it. I think this thread is a message to me.

I pray your brother finds comfort in his next journey. Sorry for the loss.

Be a great member of the society as you excel, I pray God grants you the will to be good and honest as you grow. Amen

This sentencing is strange and linent
Tax aggravated tax fraud in Finland is a minimum of 4 years.

Schoolguy9:
ASpeaking through a phone call conversation, he said, "We don't need prayers to conquer the fear in the market. All we need is understanding! People have to know that we are no longer in the stone age and everything we do will leave an indelible mark on the sands of time. In one way or the other, we will deliver.

In Awka, Imiano reports.

Is this the judge delivering a judgement through phone call?

Gbagura:
She can't try this with obj. She for dey prison by now.

😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

McLizbae:
This one sew casuals with his camo yards, and even put cuff links. Lols

Drop on drip 😂
The other manchi even carry dreads hh

Just like yesterday

ArcSEMPECJ:
She didn't go to any primary and secondary school just as your mentor, so why will you be asking such questions?....

I know you need a little enlightenment.
Going to a primary and secondary school isn't much of a determinant of how a person will excel.
But the most important question is, where do you work?
You must have a job to fit into the society

When did this happen

DMerciful:
You guys said Obi is a fraud but do not want the evidence?

Where is the Evidence that he is not?

You must always come with a proof.

The other guy asked that what does Aisha Yusuf does for a living...

All politicians are the same and absolutely nothing is different.

Pompoma:
At the end you said nothing.

he actually asked a good question.
Straight forward to comprehend.

ClassicEvilSpir:
I don't think the people of Argentina are happy with him though. Recent Videos showed citizens throwing stuff at him, in the midst of his bodyguards, while campaigning.

That's why during campaigning, political office holders are adviced to maintain a reasonable distance from the crowd.

The President, Javier Gerardo Milei is actually being targeted by the former political party that was in power. People just don't leave their homes to campaign grounds to throw stones.
They are paid to do it

Recently, the media was awashed with news on the President of Argentina was stoned.

I think it's good to understand the background surrounding the current events.
Yes, Argentina is currently campaigning to elect senators and national deputies.

What happened is that the current president did not have a party, he was small, and he defeated a party that has been active in Argentina for years, and has imprisoned many of its members for corruption.

Now they are making his life impossible, they want to overthrow him, they are boycotting him everywhere.

Peronism is a left-wing conservative movement. Milei, the current president, is a libertarian and is changing the country a lot.
He eliminated unnecessary expenses and many fabricated political positions. He closed 13 ministries and more than 30 public organizations, saving more than 2 billion dollars a month.

All this is to reduce public spending, which was immense.

Wallade:
You will hardly see responsible, responsive and learned citizeds with reasonable economic power that would take up the Nigerian Immigration Service, Ministry of Interior and the Federal Government on this matter through litigation.

I did a research on the possible litigation and these are my findings:

Yes, citizens generally have the right to sue the federal government, but success in challenging a passport fee increase would depend on proving the increase was unlawful or arbitrary, such as if it violates a specific law, constitutional provision, or administrative procedure. The primary path to challenge such a decision would be through the Nigerian court system, likely involving a judicial review of the Minister of Interior's decision or an action against the Nigeria Immigration Service.
Factors for Success in a Lawsuit
Illegality:
You would need to show that the fee increase contravenes a specific law or regulation.
Violation of Procedure:
The government must follow proper procedures when changing fees. If they fail to do so, it could be grounds for a lawsuit.
Arbitrary and Capricious:
You might argue that the fee hike was made without a reasonable basis or proper justification, making it an arbitrary and capricious act.
Procedural Unfairness:
The process leading to the fee increase could be challenged if it lacked fairness or transparency.
How to Challenge a Fee Increase
1. Seek Legal Counsel:
An attorney specializing in administrative or constitutional law in Nigeria would be best positioned to advise on the viability of a lawsuit.
2. Gather Evidence:
You will need to collect all official documents, communications, and publications related to the fee increase, as well as the original fee schedule.
3. File a Suit in Court:
The lawsuit would likely be a form of judicial review, filed in the appropriate court to challenge the legality of the fee increase.
Considerations
Public Interest:
Courts sometimes consider the public interest when making decisions regarding government actions, but the primary focus remains on the legality and fairness of the decision.
Government's Justification:
The government's reasons for the increase will be considered. You would need to show why their justification is insufficient or unlawful.
In Summary
A lawsuit against the government is possible, but it must be based on a sound legal argument that the fee increase was implemented unlawfully or without proper justification. You should consult with a Nigerian legal expert to assess the strength of your potential case.

A lawsuit against the government is possible, but who will do it?