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deomelllo:On point. |
chiagozien:Square-headed people sha |
EVILFOREST:All being said, who are u going to vote for ![]() |
PMBmustGo2019:Answer d question. What will u do if he wins |
234GT:Though I don't agree will suffer as PMB is working around the clock to make Nigeria great but I like d fact that u believe Nigerians wiil vote Buhari again. |
Ihatepork:7 gbosas for u. On point. |
Ihatepork:Genius brain |
Comments of the enemies of Our Dear PMB on various social media have been concentrated on PMB loosing 2019 election. Now the good people of Nigeria wants to know what actually will the wailers do if PMB eventually return to Aso Villa. Óyá ejé ká gbó
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PeterObi2019:Ur stomachache. |
Oluwabusobomi:Sorry ma'am, pele. |
The All Progressives Congress (APC) has been accused by the Chairman of the National Caretaker Committee of the Peoples Democratic Party ( PDP) of being afraid to hold its national convention. He said fear was the reason why the ruling party had not been able to organise a national convention for many years. Makarfi spoke in Abuja on Tuesday when he received the chairman of the Steering Committee on the Development of Strategic Plan for the National Institute of Legislative Studies, Aminu Shagari, and members on a courtesy visit. “You have prayed for a successful convention of the PDP. We are not afraid. We are not the APC, we are not afraid to hold convention. We are not afraid to hold meetings and convention because we are democratic,” he said. But the APC has dismissed the allegation by the opposition PDP that it was afraid of holding its national convention. The National Publicity Secretary of the APC, Mallam Bolaji Abdullahi, said the claim that the APC was afraid of conducting its convention “is an empty platitude” lacking in substance. Abdullahi said, “We don’t respond to this kind of empty platitude lacking in substance. Did the PDP say why they are saying we are afraid? If they said we are afraid, afraid of what or who? We won’t dignify their assertion with a response.” Makarfi had earlier told his guests that he was aware that the procedure for legislation was long and cumbersome, adding that the voting pattern could however be improved. The former governor of Kaduna State said that the process of lawmaking “is not so democratic and the problem facing Nigeria goes beyond ‘nay’ and ‘yea’ because the moment we begin to reduce it to that, very sensitive issues that have telling effects on this country can be so lazily settled, we will face the consequences down the line.” In his response, Shagari praised PDP for its contributions to the building of democratic structures in the country. Source: ( Punch Newspaper )
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dukie25:In ur dreams. |
Chicagoesontop:U mean start listening to an ipob hero ![]() |
Diiet:Thank u so much bro , u spoke ma mind. We are highly represented in this govt, ipobs should stop trying to win us to their relegated side. We are OK. |
madridguy:If we can actually vote out all the current criminals and also stop d former criminals from coming back, Nigeria will be a better place. |
LIST OF MINIMUM WAGES BY COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD. 1. Nigeria - $38 (N18,000). 2. Algeria - $175 (N83,000). 3. Belgium - $1,738 (N810,000). 4. Cameroun - 36, 270CFA ($75) N38,000. 5. Chad - $120 (N60,000). 6. Denmark - $1,820 (N900,000). 7. Libya - $430 (N190,000). 8. Japan - $1000 (N450,000). 9. Cote D'ivoire -36,607CFA $72. 10. New Zealand -$3,187 (N1.4m). 11. Luxemburg - $2,500 (N1.1m). 12. Spain - $760. (N300,000). 13. Switzerland - $5,620 - N2.5m. 14. USA - $11 per hour. Ironically, Nigeria politicians earn the highest salaries in the whole world. In Luxemburg where minimum wage is $2,500, their lawmakers are paid $7,400. In Libya where minimum wage is $430, law-makers earn $3000. In Nigeria where minimum wage is $38 (N18,000), law-makers earn $65,000 (N29m). How long will this continue ![]()
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Hashimyussufamao:Me don run go Maiduguri ![]() |
Some Nigerian parents use to write BEWARE OF DOGS on their gate when their Daughter is 18-22yrs But when she is 30yrs nd not yet married, they will change it to ICE BLOCK IS SOLD Here. �� |
DALE917:I see some loopholes blocked. |
* Card Reader technology to be fully implemented henceforth * House of Reps aspirants to pay N1,000,000.00 * State Assembly aspirants to pay 500,000,00 1. There shall now be full biometric accreditation of voters with Smart Card Readers and/or other technological devices, as INEC may introduce for elections from time to time. 2. Presiding Officers must now instantly transmit accreditation data and results from Polling Units to various collation centers. Presiding officer who contravene this shall be imprisoned for at least 5 years (no option of fine). 3. All Presiding Officer must now first record accreditation data and polling results on INEC’s prescribed forms before transmitting them. The data/result recorded must be the same with what they transmitted. 4. INEC now has unfettered powers to conduct elections by electronic voting. 5. Besides manual registers, INEC is now mandated to keep Electronic registers of voters. 6. INEC is now mandated to publish voters’ registers on its official website(s) for public scrutiny at least 30 days before a general election and any INEC staff who is responsible for this but fails to act as prescribed shall be liable on conviction to 6 months’ imprisonment. 7. INEC is now mandated to keep a National Electronic Register of Election Results as a distinct database or repository of polling unit by polling unit results for all elections conducted by INEC. 8. Collation of election result is now mainly electronic, as transmitted unit results will help to determine final results on real time basis. 9. INEC is now mandated to record details of electoral materials – quantities, serial numbers used to conduct elections (for proper tracking). 10. A political party whose candidate dies after commencement of an election and before the declaration of the result of that election now has a 14-day window to conduct a fresh primary in order for INEC to conduct a fresh election within 21 days of the death of the party’s candidate; 11. Political parties’ Polling Agents are now entitled to inspect originals of electoral materials before commencement of election and any Presiding Officer who violates this provision of the law shall be imprisoned for at least1 year. 12. No political party can impose qualification/disqualification criteria, measures or conditions on any Nigerian for the purpose of nomination for elective offices, except as provided in the 1999 Constitution. 13. The election of a winner of an election can no longer be challenged on grounds of qualification, if the he (winner) satisfied the applicable requirements of sections 65, 106, 131 or 177 of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 (as amended) and he is not, as may be applicable, in breach of sections 66, 107, 137 or 182 of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999. [For example, a person’s election cannot be challenged on the ground that he did not pay tax, as this is not a qualifying condition under the Constitution.] 14. All members of political parties are now eligible to determine the ad-hoc delegates to elect candidates of parties in indirect primaries. The capacity of party executives to unduly influence or rig party primaries has been reasonably curtailed, if not totally removed. 15. Parties can no longer impose arbitrary nomination fees on political aspirants. The Bill passed prescribes limits for each elective office as follows: (a) One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Naira (N150,000) for a Ward Councillorship aspirant in the FCT; (b) Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Naira (N250,000) for an Area Council Chairmanship aspirant in the FCT; (c) Five Hundred Thousand Naira (N500,000) for a House of Assembly aspirant; (d) One Million Naira (N1,000,000) for a House of Representatives aspirant; (e) Two Million Naira (N2,000,000) for a Senatorial aspirant; (f) Five Million naira (N5,000,000) for a Governorship aspirant; and (g) Ten Million Naira (N10,000,000) for a Presidential aspirant. 16. Relying on the powers of the National Assembly in Paragraph 11 of Part II (Concurrent Legislative List) of the Second Schedule (Legislative Powers) to the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 (as amended), the Senate also passed measures reforming procedures regulating Local Government Elections. State Independent Electoral Commissions can no longer conduct elections that do not meet minimum standards of credibility. 17. Any INEC official who disobeys a tribunal order for inspection of electoral materials shall be imprisoned for 2 years. |
Hmm I feel for Muslims cos I didn't see Christianity being attacked or mentioned on this trend whereas if the kids were to be Muslims or northerners, Islam would av been the center of attacks. Kudo to nairaland Muslims. |
Diiet:Hahaha see them ipobs, they no fit abuse their hero despite doing what they hate most. |
secretsuccess:For ur ignorance, Dasuki has money paid to a government account being operated by him while in this case, no money is involved. |
binajiya:I could really see their hypocrisy. |
I have been hearing missing money here and there since the issue of the NNPC happened. I think this has been the handiwork of Anti-Buhari especially, the Ipobs. They really need to be told if they pretend not to know that, it is not a road contract where money is being given out for its execution but rather, an agreement where oil is being lifted and money is being remitted to government's account over a long period of time even after Buhari. Pls let educate ourselves. God bless Nigeria. |
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harmless011:U mean as Jonathan toyed wiv ur future and that of ipobs? |
Potopoto fall on ipobs
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Clerverly:Nice one, WO a pe laye |
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so gullible