Stephench:

This governor is a weakling. It's obvious

You kids and calling every sensible person a weakling.
The brave gunmen and their supporters who are your role models have all fled the village.
That should tell you something about real strength.

And this is one of the "youth" who is tired of old people ruling him.
Let us even assume you can't tell the difference between a propaganda channel and a new source.
It is a shame that you couldn't apply simple analysis to the "news" you read.

First, nobody pays $200 per kg of uranium from any country and secondly Niger has
never been paid 50 cents for its uranium.

Finally, Niger's economic growth is being powered by its expanding oil export not Uranium.

He is lucky he didn't marry her.
He would have been hooked with child support for the next 18 years.

The foolish rumor mongers will soon start crying to BBC, CNN and the UN.
They created fiction to get attention but when they are asked to come and account
for their posts, they start claiming victims.

The foolish rumor mongers will soon start crying to BBC, CNN and the UN.
They create fiction to get attention but when they are asked to come and account
for their claims, they start claiming victims.

This boy is about to do a rug pull on his gullible followers.
Who knows the coin's contract?
It might be useful for a quick pump and dump.
The fool and his money will soon part ways.

Stop blaming IMF.
It has the freedom of speech and can say whatever it likes as it always do
to countries seeking loan from it.

The blame should be placed on the person implementing the so-called advice.

idahme:



https://mylabs.africa/legal-consequences-of-paternity-fraud-and-remedies-available-to-victims/.


https://www.google.com/amp/s/punchng.com/paternity-fraud-shocking-revelations-as-more-couples-embrace-dna-testing/%3famp .


Read and educate yourself what the laws say and what people go through.

I ask edyou a simple question and you responded with articles you either didn't read or
couldn't understand.
In fact, your article buttressed my point that sperm are largely useless in the scheme of
things regardless of what DNA test says.

Let me help you with a quote from your supporting article.

section 1 of the Child’s Rights Act and section 42 (2) of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, provides as follows:

Section 1 thereof, this Act provides that:

“in every action concerning a child, whether undertaken by an individual, public or private body …the best interest of the child shall be the primary consideration”.

Sperm donors are irrelevant as far as children custody is concerned.
They can even end up in jail if they try to claim a couples child child in Northern Nigeria,
regardless of what DNA said.

Except under extraordinary circumstance where a child is stolen or bought, DNA gives sperm donor zero rights over a couple's children.
The original father remains the father unless he choose to forfeit his right.

I hope you have been properly schooled.

‘I’ve worked with him for 32 years and now I want to be on my own, I’ve tried! They should just leave me in peace’, he begged.

If he really want to be on his own, he would have left quietly as many has done over the years.
But what he wants is extra compensation so he can stop granting interviews.
It doesn't make sense reconciling with someone who allegedly used him as a salve for decades.

RealLordZeus:
That position can be challenged in a court of law and the so called "sperms donor" will go home with the child

Federal Law supersede Regional Culture

So, which part of Nigerian law mandates that the child belong to the sperm donor?

kokoA:
Just imagine if we had up to like 5 indigenous airlines like Air Peace on thesame route.

At least half of them will go bankrupt within 5 years.
Airline business is cut throat business.

jkpbestseries:
when i become the president i will arrest anyone that read economics in school and set Price Regulatory Agency across the federation, becos all the economist have no solution to Nigeria economy. People are quick to add price but not quick to reduce price.

Then be ready to see people queue to buy few beads produce daily.
Layman "sense" doesn't work with economics.
Many countries have learnt the lesson in a bitter and tragic way.

Umueme:
Ok

Seems this current crop of governors are against borrowing. Nice one. From Abia to Anambra and Benue. That is the way to go. Except stealing and corruption, money taxed on public transporters in a single day in individual states is alone to initiate worthwhile projects for the betterment of the masses. But no, watch them loot them dry. Wicked politicians

Don't be deceived.
None of the governors are against borrowing and they will all borrow in the end.

As to tax from public transporters being substantial, that seems like a joke to me.
It is war collecting such paltry tax in the first place.

Babalegba:
I don't think most people are involved because of the review.Its the bullying, harassment and intimidation aspect of the case that is the main crux of the matter.
He should not have got the igp to arrest her and get her to Abuja just to intimidate her.
If the chief constable of England were to try that,he would have been sacked without benefits within three days. Money should not make us behave like zoo dwellers.
I told the cook that did my Christmas cooking not to bring any erisco product into my house and she complied.
I'm not happy hurting the man's business especially now that we all want to encourage local manufacturers and limit fx expenses but the bullying has to stop.

When this type of case comes up. The most important question whether a law has been broken. Not sentiment not morality, but a matter of legality.

If the man had used his police connection to arrest an arsonist or a product counterfeiter,
would you people have complained?
Of course, not, in fact, he would be seen as a hero.
In a working system, Erisco would not need police connection to get Chioma prosecuted.

I searched for the illegality on the police part in your post but I didn't see.
Also, I checked your post for the specific harassment Chioma suffers but you didn't mention it too.
I supposed you think flying a suspect to Abuja, questioning her and detaining her is intimidation and harassment.
No, it isn't. Not in Nigeria.
Many suspects undergo the same regularly without it making the news and even when it does, nobody cares.


Binance executives were recently detained using unethical ploys. Nobody complained because they did something wrong.
But this is civil case you argue, it isn't according to the Nigerian law, there is something called criminal defamation and more recently the anti-cyberstalking law.
When this law was being debated, it got widespread support because people wants consequence
for fake news and online harassment. Those who raised objections were mocked as troublemakers and bigots who hates the then government.

By the way, Nigeria does not exist for other countries pleasure.
And in your darling UK, insulting a fellow brit online can get you 5 years jail time.
Something that is unheard of even in Banana republics.

If you want more civility in the legal system, you have to work for it. And more importantly, always write against such treatment even when the suspect is a "bad" person and not an online celebrity reviewer.

Personally, I prefer the US system where people can say what they like but face the possibility of being sued for every dime they have ever earned.

broadman20:




Please kindly shut up, you are irritating us with this useless reasoning of yours.

Just listen to your argument.

Oh my gosh!

Irritating you?
You must be one of the educated illiterates who thinks street sense
is the same thing as legality.

I know it is very hard for you guys to accept a world where sentiments is immaterial.
If Mohbad's father really wants a DNA test, he should go get a court order.
It is that simple.

Personally, the widow should accept a DNA test and then bar Mohbad's father
from having access to the child. That will be the best way of teaching the man a lesson.
He should go to court to fight for visiting right to a child he constantly subjected to
social media abuse.

Ogene001:

Where is SW version of Philip Emeagwali or Zinox

Don't put Emeagwali on achievers list.
He is just a prize winner, nothing more.

How dumb can Ipob be?
Calling for an external investigation over a sovereign state?

siant:
But she no wear white garment nah. Can't you see a black suit wearing man by her side?

Praxis758:



She’s Olubori, she’s an acclaim prophetess in Ibadan and UK.

There you have it!
I guessed right.

Where is the source?
I sense fake news.

Depriest2020:
$75 billion dollars? And the government is negotiating instead of arresting, recovery and killing the thieves.

You should have known it is fake news.

JohnAOne:
I immediately changed £1280.20 (about $1689.80) on Monday when CBN was selling to BDC at 1251.

$ was 1443.18 when I changed, now $ is about 1300.

If I didn't act, I would have lost more than 150k

Dem no dey tell person!

If you like (at this point in time ⏳) continue to hoard...

You only incur a loss if you are a trader or speculator.
If you are an FX earner, nothing changes.

That sitting woman looks like one of these white garment prophetess.

I can't see the issue with your lead.
Stating that she is the one catering for you should not be a big deal.
After all, parents and husbands also say the same thing when things go south.

No, you can't treat a financial contributor and giver same way you will treat a taker.

Correct.
The first thing is to initiate a constitutional change bill in the national assembly.
When it becomes legal, then you can talk about memorandum or what have you.

Ofunaofu:
When will Bayo Onanuga, MC Oluomo, and their thugs and hoodlums be tried for the killing, maiming, and destruction of lives and properties of people believed to be from a particular ethnic group because of their democratic choice?

You first need to lodge an official complaint with the police with verified list of your killed and maimed
friends.
After that, you will need evidence that the name you listed above actually killed and maimed the
alleged victims.

Then, we can take it up from there.

Druglords are running a parallel government in South American states.

AL1ENWARE:

Oga wetin me I no understand is why the naira keep gaining get prices of things I creases per week. Abeg explain.

The primary cause of the inflation especially for local goods is the increase in petrol price, not dollar rate.
The dollar rate also contribute especially for imported goods or those that depends on imported parts.

Of course, Naira gaining should also affect prices but you should only look at how much Naira gains
in the official market and not the black market.

Finally, it takes time for such gain to materialise in prices as long as they are not temporary.

He fled because he knew that Binance would not bail them out even if they are held forever.

The FG has just lost one of its shaky leverage over Binance.
Binance will rather let the executives rot in jail than accede to FG's request.

Omoawoke:


Is there anything like a real rate? The major determinant of this things are speculations. It’s not that there is a standard mathematical model somewhere that fixes the rate

There is always speculation but speculators don't determine the exchange rate in strong economies.
They make averagely marginal profit within a small time windows.
Even in Nigeria, speculators wait for government announcements before making any move.
They don't start a trend, they just amplify it.

As to the real rate, you are right, there is no magical real rate setter anywhere.
It should ideally be dynamic and determined by demand and supply.
But in the case of Nigeria, I opine the "real rate" is any rate in which the speculators
are content with marginal profit due to slight natural fluctuations in prices and are not looking forward
to a near-term massive fall or rise.

So to find out the "real rate" CBN will have to experiment with its rate fixing to find out
but I doubt it wants to find out and risk losing control of the rate once again.

Okay.

Richtaiwo:
Obviously, it is gradually inching towards the official rate. Isn't it high time CBN reduced it to, let's say, N900/$ or 1k/$. And same thing be repeated when it starts converging again. With more effort, we might see the rate getting as low as 200/$ before the end of the year.

That is not how it works.
When the dollar was floated, it fell freely too fast due to the believe
of many that a floated Naira will keep falling. Hence they bet against it.
The CBN made a U-turn and fixed it. Along with crackdown on outside bank trades,
it regained some value.
Now nobody knows the "real" rate. Not the CBN and not the traders.
If the traders sense that a CBN fixed rate is too low, they will start massive buying again
and it will start rising again.

searchng4love:

Ukraine is behind this. In consultation with the US

No, it is US.
It is time Putin invade the US.