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Politics › Re: State Police: Full List Of 24 States That Approved Bill by immaculatesense(m): 5:35pm On Oct 23
saintkel:
which opposition?...he has bought everyone into his fold
As a leader should. No Be by force or gra gra...it's called POLITICS.AND LEADERSHIP.
Politics › Re: State Police: Full List Of 24 States That Approved Bill by immaculatesense(m): 11:29am On Oct 23
History will be kind and favourable to Mr President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

State Police Done and Dusted.
No Opposition or Resistance.

No Be Juju Be Dat.
Politics › Re: Six Years After The Lekki Toll Gate Shooting — Where Is The Justice by immaculatesense(m): 12:40pm On Oct 20
Na only you and the enemies of Nigeria go dey remember.
For patriotic Nigerian, it is an unfortunate incident that ran the nation aground that we will never wish to remember.
It is gone and gone forever.

No Be Juju Be Dat?
Politics › Re: Pictures From NDC One Million Man March Benue State. by immaculatesense(m): 1:16pm On Sep 27
Are you sure this is a ONE MILLION MAN MATCH abi ONE HUNDRED MAN MATCH.

No Be Juju Be Dat?
Politics › Re: Nta News 2014: "Peter Obi Pays A Cumulative N37b To Clear Pension Arrears by immaculatesense(m): 7:18pm On Sep 20
NigerianAngelo:
"Peter Obi pays over N2B to make a total of N37B spent by his govt to clear arrears of Pension and Gratuity owed by successive governments since 1996.

Link: https://x.com/i/status/441900558962941953
What is your point exactly?
He paid arrears but ended up owing money himself before leaving.

It's just like me paying the debt of my father and ended up piling up debt for my child. Have I done right by the child?
Again, what's your point exactly?

No Be Juju Be Dat?
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s foreign reserves cross $53 billion, hit highest level since 2009 by immaculatesense(m): 1:19pm On Aug 31
1vandragon:
Breakdown that has been proven to be riddled with lopsided facts?

Jokes on you.
Analysis that was way better than your incomplete concoction abi.

No Be Juju Be Dat?
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s foreign reserves cross $53 billion, hit highest level since 2009 by immaculatesense(m): 11:05am On Aug 30
1vandragon:
Squashed without presenting your own analysis...

Airhead
I do not need to experiment and theory that has been proven already.
Someone up there has given you a clear breakdown and analytical explanation.
Why make a repetition?
No Be Juju Be Dat?
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s foreign reserves cross $53 billion, hit highest level since 2009 by immaculatesense(m): 6:05pm On Aug 29
1vandragon:
From what you are saying, it seems you attended and graduated from a tertiary institution, so on that ground, I pardon your ignorance and I will try to explain as briefly and simple as possible.

In every research, there is always room for future studies. It does not negate the initial study, it simply means there are other areas related to the present study that can be looked into...

Hope you now understand?
Yea, I do.
From further study, I found out that your submission or hypothesis/experiment is flawed and therefore should be quashed.
Shey you get now?

No Be Juju Be Dat?
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s foreign reserves cross $53 billion, hit highest level since 2009 by immaculatesense(m): 8:54pm On Aug 28
nairalanda1:
If you guys had not called for removal of subsidy in 2012, the reserves would have been high.

There was a reason why subsidy had to go in 2012. RIsing oil prices was pushing the cost of subsides beyond the means of the government to cover it. GEJ was forced to try to remove subsidy because our borrowing was increasing even with high oil prices.

But you guys came out, protested, and said subsidy must stay, so it did, and the reserves plummeted. Governors even had to force the presidency to spend out of the excess crude reserve, hitertho not touched, because rising subsidy costs were ruining available revenue, forcing even states to borrow.

Result, depeleted reserves.

And I know you are an APC supporter, so...when Buhari took over he paid for subsidy, despite low oil prices. Guess how he did it....boorrowing and the reserves.

Next time, you guys should try to understand some government decisions. I tried to do so in 2011, and since then I have supported subsidy removal,despite being opposed to GEJ, Buhari, and TInubu, and even all the leaders before them
Now you are contradicting urself due to ur inconsistency.
You said foreign reserve was high in 2009 but now turned to say foreign reserve dropped in 2014 before of the protest against subsidy in 2012? Make it make sense na.
If Yar'adua can keep the reserve very high as a PDP president during subsidy regime, why wasn't ur Good luck Jonathan being ur darling PDP president maintain it with the same subsidy regime?
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s foreign reserves cross $53 billion, hit highest level since 2009 by immaculatesense(m): 8:06pm On Aug 28
1vandragon:
You can as well do the analysis for that. That is why in research we always have 'areas for further studies'...
So, from what you said, you agree that your analysis is insufficient, inconclusive, useless, and needs to be further analysed.

No Be Juju Be Dat?
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s foreign reserves cross $53 billion, hit highest level since 2009 by immaculatesense(m): 11:07am On Aug 28
kingsways:
Celebration of mediocrity is when you are celebrating getting to a level PDP was at in 2009.

Remember PDP didn't remove subsidy
Where was PDP in 2014 when GEJ was leaving?
If you get the liver, post our External Reserve as at 2014.

No Be Juju Be Dat?
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s foreign reserves cross $53 billion, hit highest level since 2009 by immaculatesense(m): 10:53am On Aug 28
1vandragon:
Lol...

Since bat came into power, he has borrowed over $20bn.

Within the same period, Nigeria's foreign reserves have increased by about $17bn...

Smoke and mirrors... if you know, you know...
As good as your analysis is, it is incomplete.
Please, also tell.us how.much he has paid back in debt to our debtors both foreign and local, so we can do the additional of the money he has added to the foreign reserve plus how much legacy debts he has paid back and then minus his own debt from it...so we could score or rate him.

I think that will be a holistic view. Don't you think so?

No Be Juju Be Dat?
Politics › Re: INEC Insists That Voter Registration Ends Tomorrow by immaculatesense(m): 6:09pm On Jul 25
Fiyin007:
It means those who turn 18 years after JULY 26th 2026 are automatically exempted and disenfranchised from exercising their civic rights at the next elections due to no fault of their's. CVR as the name implies should be a continuous process. INEC SHOULD STOP THE CONSTITUTIONAL BREACH !!
So...let's say they stop registration one day before election (January 15)...so people who will turn 18 on the day of election will be disenfranchised abi? Or those that will turn 18 between January 16 and August 6 (governorship elections) will be disenfranchised abi?
How many people who were no being disenfranchised come out on election day to vote?
INEC needs proper planning and that's why registration must close before elections. People who don't vote next year will vote some other time. It happened to all of us at one point or the other.

No Be Juju Be Dat?
Sports › Re: Argentina Vs Switzerland: World cup Quarter-Finals (3 - 1) On 12th July 2026 by immaculatesense(m): 9:05am On Jul 12
QuinQQ:
Did you watch the match? Switzerland outplayed them!
Do you want to bet England will beat Argentina?
Did England outplay Norwayhuh But they won and that's all that matter. No be every game you go dey at ur best or have it easy by controlling the possession.
Argentina will not find it easy against England but will still win the game just as France will not find it easy with Spain.
Bro...nobody come waorld cup come play.

No Be Juju Be Dat?
Family › Re: Nobody Can Please A Woman – Rev Funke Adejumo Tells Married Men by immaculatesense(m): 6:47pm On Jul 05
Amotolongbo:
can someone explain what this poster is trying to say?
You can't understand the poster, so don't kill yourself.
Politics › Re: Position Of The Electoral Act On Deregistration Of Political Parties by immaculatesense(m): 6:23pm On Jun 16
donself9:
quote author=immaculatesense post=139731912]
What this means is that:


Professor Amupitan calm down ...thats not what the law says ... Its ALL option .. If you can meet All fine Buh @least meet one ...this law are not knew, Nigeria did not start under Tinubu so dont insult our intelligence & experiences



Na you write that law, not in our constitution.



I must ask how did you come up with these wack reasoning, lemme guess you love Tinubu.
Ok backup what you just said with a reference since 2017 the law was enacted, Sowore party [AAC] never met any of this requirement nd til date he as not being deregistered.

Tell me why ACC qualify and ADC did not 🤣 Tinubu is really biting more

QUESTIONS TO ANSWER:


yes, becos the appeal judgement explicitly outlined the case file before justice lifu nd gave a ruling



by rank of appellate court, what justice lifu should have done is stall nd let the appeal court decide since it the order was "stay" , later judgement wil tell if FHC stil have decision to make or not

I will give a reference, in case of Bala Gombe n ADC, the appeal court re introduce FHC to decide, go back to FHC court, if the order was " maintain statuo quo" till appeal court decide, FHC position stays on " judi'o'pause" undecided

The appeal court was directed explicitly on the file before justice lifu pre - hearing ..no excuse .. These is contempt

Read 1
You see that you are the one that does not know the usage of "OR".
When your organization make a rule or policy, for instance:
Any staff that fails to come to work OR comes late to work will receive a query.

Now, do that mean your have to break both rules before you are penalized or you just need to break one.

Where you missed it up is that you did not put into consideration the fact that the statement are NEGATIVE statements (fails to) which mean any political party that fails to meet a requirement OR another (just one) will be penalized.

So you are wrong to use OR wrongly
No Be Juju Be Dat?
Politics › Re: Position Of The Electoral Act On Deregistration Of Political Parties by immaculatesense(m):
Politicstoday:
POSITION OF THE ELECTORAL ACT!!!

Under Nigeria’s Electoral Act and the 1999 Constitution (as amended), the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) can deregister a political party. The power comes from Section 225A of the Constitution, which was added by the Fourth Alteration, No. 9 Act, 2017.

Legal grounds for deregistration

1. Breach of registration requirements
• Failing to meet the conditions in Section 222 for registration: proper registration of national officers, submission of constitution to INEC, national spread, etc. •Any violation of the requirements an association must satisfy to operate as a political party.

2. Failure to meet minimum electoral performance thresholds

INEC may deregister a party if it fails to win:
• Presidential election: At least 25% of votes cast in one state of the federation •

Governorship election: At least 25% of votes cast in one local government area of a state • Chairmanship election: At least one ward • Legislative elections: At least one seat in the National Assembly or State House of Assembly • Councillorship election: At least one seat

Section 225A lists it this way:

a. breach of any of the requirements for registration;

b. failure to win at least twenty-five percent of votes cast in-

i. one State of the Federation in a Presidential election; or

ii. one Local Government of the State in a Governorship election;

c. failure to win at least-

i. one ward in the Chairmanship election;

3. Failure to participate in elections
Lawmakers have also argued that parties that don’t field candidates, lack structures, or only litigate without participating should be deregistered. INEC has said more parties could be deregistered “so long as they fail to meet the requirement of the law”.
What this means is that:
1. A political party cannot contest for the next Presidential election if he fails to win 25% in at least one state of the federation. It may contest for other elections but the presidential election.

2. A political party cannot contest a governorship election if he failed to win at least 25% in at least one local government of that state.

Others follow suit.

The summary of this shows us that some political parties may be qualified to contest house of representatives elections but may not be allowed to contest for Presidential election or governorship elections in some states where it failed to meet the minimum requirements.

QUESTIONS TO ANSWER:
1. Can Justice Lifu disregard the stay of proceedings as instructed by Appeal Court (a higher court)?

2. Should Justice Life have asked INEC to remove ADC and other parties involved from participating in SPECIFIC elections rather than outrightly deregistering them across the board.

No Be Juju Be Dat?
Sports › Re: As The World Cup Finally Begins Today; Who Are You Rooting For? by immaculatesense(op): 1:49pm On Jun 15
Emmaari:
Not a good choice if must say
Wetin I expect from a Ronaldo fan 🪭
Sports › Re: As The World Cup Finally Begins Today; Who Are You Rooting For? by immaculatesense(op): 1:28pm On Jun 13
Emmaari:
She sabi better thing, MAN U + RONALDO = HAPPINESS
Wetin come be Man Utd + Messi?
Sports › Re: As The World Cup Finally Begins Today; Who Are You Rooting For? by immaculatesense(op): 2:29pm On Jun 12
Emmaari:
Na me get family and na me knw them, before I involved them, you should know I certainly know who they support if not I won't.
Hope this explains your curiosity?
Okay ooo...
Maybe when I get my own family... everybody gas be Manchester United fan (my fiancee is currently a man united fan) but she come be Ronaldo fan...na where we dey fight be dat)
Sports › Re: As The World Cup Finally Begins Today; Who Are You Rooting For? by immaculatesense(op): 1:29pm On Jun 12
Emmaari:
Shouldn't I?
Why u come add ur family join...what if ur son or daughter is a Messi/Mbappe/Neymar fan?
Sports › Re: As The World Cup Finally Begins Today; Who Are You Rooting For? by immaculatesense(op): 7:31pm On Jun 11
Emmaari:
Me and my household are Portuguese during this world cup
You are a Ronaldo fan right?
Sports › As The World Cup Finally Begins Today; Who Are You Rooting For? by immaculatesense(op): 6:23am On Jun 11
I am going with Argentina to win the cup again. It's Messi o'clock.

Politics › Re: Tinubu’s Baffling Northern Exclusion Strategy- Farooq Kperogi by immaculatesense(m): 5:54pm On May 16
ogododo:
https://www.farooqkperogi.com/2026/05/tinubus-baffling-northern-exclusion.html
Tell us Mr Kperogi what he got from North East vs South West or North West vs South West or North Central vs South West. Not all these "NORTH". Who is North? Saying North is Hypocritical and nonsensical.

Answer us, who is NORTH?

No Be Juju Be Dat?
Politics › Re: Obi’s Exit From ADC: Smart Strategy Or Political Gamble? by immaculatesense(m): 6:45pm On May 08
OGOLMEKZ95:
Level-headed Nigerians are definitely going to vote him out. It'll come as a shock to you
Level-headed Nigerians will vote who in in his steadhuh
Why fear dey catch youhuh
Oya tell me true.

No Be Juju Be Dat?
Politics › Re: Obi’s Exit From ADC: Smart Strategy Or Political Gamble? by immaculatesense(m): 2:20pm On May 08
OGOLMEKZ95:
Level-headed Nigerians are definitely going to vote him out. It'll come as a shock to you
To vote WHO in?
That's the question.
At least in democracy, wen you vote out you also vote in.
Is it OK, KO, or JK.
Fear dey catch you?

No Be Juju Be Dat?
Politics › Re: Obi’s Exit From ADC: Smart Strategy Or Political Gamble? by immaculatesense(m): 1:33pm On May 08
OGOLMEKZ95:
Whatever, so far say your coco brother no smell that sit again.
Who wan remove am?
KO? OK? JK?
No fear, talk your mind, u no go kpai.

No Be Juju Be Dat?
Politics › Re: Obi’s Exit From ADC: Smart Strategy Or Political Gamble? by immaculatesense(m): 10:27pm On May 07
OGOLMEKZ95:
The way you una dey take hype this una brother eh. Person weh no Dey sleep since OK coalition.
OK wey don dey turn KO or JK?
Talk another one abegi.

No Be Juju Be Dat?
Politics › Re: Obi’s Exit From ADC: Smart Strategy Or Political Gamble? by immaculatesense(m): 7:19pm On May 07
hisexcellency34:
How e take be sucide. What if he wins?
Everything na what if na.
Na what if tley win elections?
PDP would still be in government today if opposition parties did not come together.
Do you think a divided opposition can will a sitting experienced political demon like the current president in Nigeria of today?

No Be Juju Be Dat?
Politics › Re: Obi’s Exit From ADC: Smart Strategy Or Political Gamble? by immaculatesense(m): 5:44pm On May 07
It's not a political gamble. It is a political suicid*.

No Be Juju Be Dat?
Travel › Re: How Many States In Nigeria Have You Been To? by immaculatesense(m): 1:56pm On May 06
Kemistri3:
How many states have you been to in Nigeria?

Me: 4

Abia (home state)
Imo
Rivers
Ebonyi

What about you? ✍🏽
Ten (10) states in all.

I have been to all the South West states (6) + Kwara, FCT, Edo and Ebonyi.

No Be Juju Be Dat?
Politics › Re: Why Is Bayo Onanuga Scared? Tinubu Was Also A Nomad. by immaculatesense(m): 6:44pm On May 03
Tenses:
What about SDP. No matter how you people try to water it down the fact remains that tinubu has involved himself with sdp,ad,ac, acn and apc over the course of his political career.

I even think that it's a power drunk and an unpopular person that goes creating one party to another so that he will have absolute control of it structure.
I will be a fool to be arguing with you. You are indeed a toddler. So, if younger children asked you to explain the difference republics in Nigeria since 1963 till date or how these parties evolved overtime from AD to APC, you will be clueless to answer abi...sorry is ur case.

No Be Juju Be Dat?

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