₦airaland Forum

Fidelismaria:
Make dem extend am reach next week Wednesday

Cause students that live in southwest but schools in southeast will not be able to collect theirs if collection ends tomorrow

kolaish:
Please kindly discuss anything you want to discuss with me on this forum, so that other members of the forum will contribute positively.

uboma:
You are on point.

Ugosample:
100 %

delugajackson:
Any religion that does not respect the views of the opposite gender is not a true religion. As a matter of fact, any religion that attempts to suppress the dissenting voices of women in the society is no religion.

Dantedasz:
Religion generally is SEXIST and discriminatory towards women. The fact and brutal truth is women have refused to read the Bible. They mostly rely on what their pastors tell them. The pastors on their part cherry pick what to tell them and the women believe.
Women need to educate themselves and read what the Bible says. In my opinion NO woman can read the Bible and remain a Christian unless she is a dummy. The Bible is the most SEXIST book ever written and completely AGAINST women.
It is all there in the religious book of the Christians and no woman stands a chance of being free if she adheres to the contents.
If I am challenged I can provide enough passages that completely relegate women to second class beings.

uboma:
How is this a good one?

Bluntguy:
Afonja is imitating us now O. Igbo Amaka!!!

SalamRushdie:
ogundamiso should be ashamed of himself

PassingShot:
If true, that’s espionage which is a very grave offense against your country.

Ajakaiye83:
Happy Sunday.
Trust we all had a restful day.

Pls I just bought a piece of land around Maya,Ikorodu ,Lagos and I need some advice.

An experienced house builder gave me an house plan and saw the design in some houses in the area.
Can I proceed to start building? Or I must have a survey plan first, bring in an architect design, c of o etc.

Does it affect me in the future if I skip these processes for now just to secure the land and do it later?

Thanks for your anticpated responses

3phase:
Sponsoring a girl you hope to married through university and playing bet9ja,which is more risky

Chizuru01:
Starting with your dad

gare:
What about as Minister? This is a sign that APC will lose the election.

DLondonboiy:
You are a liar. You didn't drive anybody to collect any PVC. No sane nigerian willingly would vote Buhari. None. Don't worry. This election would shock you zombies. Just chill..

TonyeBarcanista:
Oboy get sense na. Abeg

servercodes001:
Very creative
But the bumper costs faar more than most tvstands

DLondonboiy:
That's why you are a zombie na..LOL. Its not that you will vote Buhari, its that you cannot do otherwise cos you have been programmed that way. Thats why people call you a zombie. Zombies are incapable of thinking..
May jesus christ have mercy on you.

2lateBiafra:
You wan sell market with only one picture

shachris02:
fist time in Nigeria every region is under unrest.

AllTheWayUp:
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Buhari the disaster has taken us back to Military regime
Decree 4 ti takeover
Nigeria is now a janja-weed republic under Buhari [/s]

conductor121:
Afonja environmentalists have started arriving

Gistpeeps:
https://www.independent.ng/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/IGP_Idris_Ibrahim.jpg

Opposition political parties on Sunday have resolved to begin nationwide protests from January 15 for President Muhammadu Buhari to name a new Inspector-General of Police.

The parties, on the platform of the Coalition of United Political Parties, hinged their decision on the claim that the current IGP, Ibrahim Idris, ceased to be a policeman since January 3 after 35 years in service.

The coalition’s position was contained in a statement by its first national spokesman, Imo Ugochinyere, made available to journalists in Abuja.

Ugochinyere said the position of the IGP was currently vacant since Idris was deemed to have retired having served for 35 years and the nation’s Constitution did not make provision for a former police officer to be an IGP.

He claimed that by parading himself as IGP after January 3, Idris is committing a crime of impersonation, describing the act as a threat to national security.

He said the protests would start once Idris is seen in police uniform around the force headquarters from January 15.

He added that the protests would be held in front of the police command headquarters of every state and shall continue till the right thing is done.

He called Buhari’s attention to the provision of Section 215(1)a of the Constitution which he said holds that the President can only appoint a serving police officer as IGP.

Ugochinyere said, “This means that with the reaching of the mandatory retirement age of 35 years of active service on January 3, 2019, and the mandatory retirement age of 60years of age while in service by the
IGP (which comes up on January 15, 2019), the IGP is constitutionally barred from being retained or reappointed as IGP as he is no longer a serving police officer.

“His continued stay in office is illegal and an act of impersonation as there is no legal or documentary contrary evidence to back up his stay as IGP.

“We call on President Buhari to be courageous to announce the replacement and not bow to the pressure to cement illegality in the core of the nation’s security architecture due to his desperation to rig himself back to power knowing he has been rejected by the Nigerian people.

“The uncertainty in the leadership of the police in such auspicious moment emboldens persons with sinister motives and demoralises senior officers of the force due to this abrupt and unlawful halt to their career progression.

“The law is clear on who can be appointed as Inspector-General of Police and who cannot be appointed as Inspector-General of Police and Mr. Ibrahim Idris is now in the latter group.

“It is flowing from this and to save our dear country from further drift from a government that lacks capacity to provide leadership to our country that the secretariat of CUPP hereby directs all coalition members in the 36 states to begin preparation for nationwide protests from January 15 if the retired IGP is seen dressed in police uniform around the Force Headquarters.

“The protests will be in front of the police command headquarters of every state and shall be continuous till the right thing is done.”

He added, “During the protests, there shall be a declaration that since Mr. Ibrahim Idris is no longer a police officer, he cannot be addressed as IGP and a call to him to steer clear of the Force Headquarters.

“By January 15, Mr. Ibrahim Idris would have attained both 35 years(January 3, 2019) in service and 60 years of age (January 15, 2019) and he would have been roundly unqualified to occupy the office of the Inspector-General of Police.

“Finally, we call on President Buhari that he should realise now that he would be held personally responsible if there is a breakdown of law and order, loss of lives and property if he continues down this path of noxious plots to rig himself into power. A word is enough for the wise!”

https://all-gists..com/2019/01/pdp-others-plan-nationwide-protest-against-igp-jan-15.html