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pquaver:You have a point. Can't just wait to see how the Ganduje/Kwankwaso rift will be settled and the Emir tussle. Thanks. |
Rilwayne001:Sir How can I underestimate a political master like Jagaban? I am just curious to know how he will do it. It's just curiosity. Thanks. |
Kwankwaso and Abba Yusuf joining the APC is just a matter of when? But some questions need to be answered. 1. How will Kwankwaso and Ganduje be reconciled by the president? 2. How will be Emir tussle be settled by the warring parties? Who will be the substantive Emir of Kano? 3. The structure of the APC will be controlled by who? Ganduje who is the chairman or Abba Yusuf who is the Governor and normally should be the Leader of the party in the state of Kwankwaso who will like to be the godfather of the state's politics? These questions need to be answered. Thanks. |
fergie001:I think that is the major issue that needs to be clarified before any major move should be made by him so that he won't commit a political suicide if the two team up against him. Currently, they hold the party structure and that speaks volume. But the issue of decamping into a ruling party is a big lacunar in our constitution and personally I do not think it's the best for our growing democracy. Thanks |
I believe he is already en route to APC. It is just a matter of when. But a question comes to mind: How will the APC and the president handle the Governor, Oborevwori, the Former Deputy Senate president, Ovie Omo Agege, a sitting Senator, Ned Nwoko, in the next primary election of the party with the three of them interested in the governorship sir of Delta state. Who will bend for who? Likely outcomes: 1. Omo Agege and the Ned Nwoko will be offer the Senate for the governor to do his second term. 2. Omo Agege will decamp to PDP and pursue is dream of becoming the governor while Ned Nwoko stays in APC to continue his senatorial bid. 3. Both Omo Agege and Ned Nwoko decamp to different parties with one in PDP and the other in either LP or the coalition party(if it comes to fruition). One of these three is a likely outcome if the governor decides to decamp. Thanks. |
I believe technology is an open space for everyone. I do not believe in coercing people to get money from them, but if people love your message and teaching or prayer and subscribe to your channels, it is not bad if it is monetized. Let me say this: It is not meant for only pastors. Individuals who have something to offer be it the gospel or other innovative talent can annex the internet to maximize it. Money should not be to motivation, but it comes naturally when you have something to offer online. Thanks |
gare:Thanks for your thoughts sir. We hope they will jettison the bad blood and start on a new note for the interest of the citizens. But based on the question of the op, we cannot shy away from the fact that if the imbroglio continues between the two warring parties, the issue of impeachment process is still a possibility. And let me state that impeachment process do no ultimately means a successful impeachment of the governor. I believe it will only be a way of putting pressure on the governor till the next election cycle. Thanks. |
Validated:Sir. I do not know maybe you are an educationalist. Tell me, if I want to gain admission to Chicago University today for a first degree, what are the documents I need to submit? Thanks. |
YoshiMaster:Let me educate a bit with all due respect to your person and perspective. Do you know that I do not need to go to a secondary school to sit for WASSCE or NECSSCE? I can just apply in any school and sit during exams periods and get my certificate with going through from JSS 1-SSS2 in that school. But to answer your question. According to Wikipedia, Bola Ahmed TINUBU attended St John primary school, Aroloya, Lagos and the did his post primary in Children Home School in Ibadan. The question is "Is Children Home School the same as secondary school certificate?" The answer is NO. Does not going to secondary school affect someone enrollment to the University outside the country? The answer is No. You do not need to go to secondary school in Nigeria before you gain admission to Harvard or any other foreign school since your NECO is not recognized beyond Nigeria and your WAEC is not recognized outside Africa. To gain admission over their, there are some examinations you need to write to text your previous knowledge. Once you passed, you are given admission to be a university student. So, whether or not you go to secondary school here in Nigeria is useless as it is not a recognized certificate. Where I currently work, it is not their business whether or not I went to secondary school, even though I did, but they never asked because it is useless. All they needed to give me the job was my degree and once confirmed that it was genuine, I got the job. Do I even remember where I kept my WAEC certificate? Thanks. |
Dynamicboss:Jokingly. It's not the same number of characters. The first has 16 characters 5+6+5=16 The second has 15 characters 3+8+4=15 Lol Thabks |
This man called TINUBU. I really do not understand what to call him. Just less than two years in power and he has come close to the Lagos style of politics. I can't imagine if he is in power for 8 years; opposition parties would only be annexes. Thanks. |
Personally, I believe one of these three issue will become a major headline for weeks after the six months elapse. 1. The sole administrator's tenure will be extended by another six months. 2. Fubara and the lawmakers will be reinstated and the impeachment process will be rekindled. 3. Fubara will be reinstated and he will swiftly process his decamping to the APC for protection. One of these three will happen and none looks good for our democracy. But what do I know? I am just saying my own. Thanks. |
Timely communication is Key. |
May his soul sleep in hope till the day of resurrection. |
I am not a fan of VDM but I know social media is not a terrorist organization. Are there terrorists on social media? Yes, as there are terrorists everywhere even in our religion organizations. Should it be regulated? It depends on what regulations will be made. It's neither here nor there. Thanks. |
SmellingAnus:Yes I agree. As I also agree that there are no scriptural evidence for a lot of things Jesus did. Do you accept that Jesus did not visit the poor because he hated poverty and because they are poor? Please, don't evade my question. Thanks. |
SmellingAnus:Is there scriptural evidence that Jesus took his bath? The answer to your question is NO. No answer mine. Does the fact that there was no scriptural evidence to show that Jesus took his bath shows that Jesus never bathed? Please, answer my question. Thanks. |
SmellingAnus:I don't know where you saw an agreement sir. The supposed pastor accused Jesus of discrimination and you want me to support him? He said "Jesus did not visit any poor man BECAUSE THEY ARE POOR AND HE HATED POVERTY." That is an allegation against our faith which should be round condemned across the board. Thanks. |
SmellingAnus:It is not everything that scriptural texts are available for. Some things don't just make sense. Let me ask you. Is there any scriptural texts where Jesus visited AN AFRICAN/BLACK MAN? Does that mean Jesus hated Africans/Blacks because there is not biblical text? Some things are just common sense. If Jesus did not associate with the poor. Tell me how many of his disciples were rich. Didn't Jesus live with them and dine with them or visited them in their homes? Thanks. |
COFFINSELLER:Sir. That is not the end of the case. The case was struck out because its substance is before another competent court. Two courts cannot adjudicate over the same case at the same time. So, this court is backing out to allow the other court attend to the substance of the case since what was brought before it was just the preliminary and not the substance. This is the true picture of things. I am not in support of anyone of them. But the pronouncement of this court should not be taken out of context as some people would do. Thanks |
ElSudani:How would you and Ibiyome know Jesus did not visit a poor man. Did the Bible mention the financial status of everyone Jesus visited? ![]() Thanks. |
The Heart of Man. In the Children class in those days. That picture is the first stage when a man has not known Christ and Satan ruled over his life. There are like three more stages Sha. Back in the days. Fhanks |
mrsqueen:Sir The issue is not because he said Jesus did not visit the poor. If you watch the video (I have watched it over and over again), he said "Jesus did not visit the poor BECAUSE Jesus hated poverty." That statement is the wrong statement because it is not true Jesus NEVER hated poor people. Id we are to act in what he said then let me list others for you. 1. The scriptures did not record that Jesus visited any Black Man. Does that mean Jesus hated Africans because they are Black? 2. It was not recorded that Jesus visited widows. Does that mean he hated widows? 3. It was not recorded that Jesus visited the elderly and the orphans. Does that mean he hated them because they are elderly and orphans? 4. The scriptures did not record that Jesus attended any burial ceremony (even though he attended a wedding). Does that mean Jesus hated them because they are dead? His statement does not represent who Jesus stands for. It's the direct opposite. It doesn't mean Jesus loved poverty, but Jesus never hated the poor. He loved them. Thanks |
Truthseeker10:Sir I have nothing to hide. I am a man with flaws. Moreover, this is a faceless forum. Why should I hide? Who knows me? Sir. I accept. You have won. Thanks. |
Truthseeker10:Sir. I will not rigmarole with you. I have understand your thoughts and I appreciate it. Thanks. |
Sand2022:I think you understand me better after reading my reply to a quote. Thanks. |
Sand2022:Thanks a lot for the compliment. One thing I have come to understand is "the evidence of righteousness is peace." Thanks. |
MaxInDHouse:Max You know I won't support tantrums. We all have different views about issues. But we can all be respectful in passing our view and addressing others' views. Thanks. |
Truthseeker10:Sir. If you keep dodging my singular question then I should ignore you. My Question. Must a woman cover their HEADS in Christian public gatherings? Simple question. Thanks. |
Emusan:Sir I am a peace maker. Why are you finding fault. Where is the disinformation in my statement that whenever the son is honoured, the Father is honored? Is that not the second part of Jesus statement in that John 5:23? John 5:23 [23]so that everyone will honor the Son, just as they honor the Father. [/b]Anyone who does not honor the Son is certainly not honoring the Father who sent him.[b] Does that not mean that anyone who honors the son honours the Father? Which in turn means honouring the son is equivalent to honouring the Father. Thanks. |
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