₦airaland Forum

hollandis:
See this son of a drunkard ,is he the only person made for the position.omashe o

was only pointing out flaws in our constitution

hollandis:
All responses so far are reponses of useless people and as useless as the originator of this thread

you just confirmed how useless you are!!!!!!!!!!

NIGERIA CONSTITUTION

182. (1) No person shall be qualified for election to the office of Governor of a State if -

            (a) subject to the provisions of section 28 of this Constitution, he has voluntarily acquired the citizenship of a country other than Nigeria or, except in such cases as may be prescribed by the National Assembly, he has made a declaration of allegiance to such other country; or

            (b) he has been elected to such office at any two previous elections; or


with section 182 1b fashola will not be elected as governor but as a deputy governor then be sworn in after the new dummy  governor resigns
in that case he wasn't elected as governor but as deputy governor

[size=16pt]FASHOLA AGAIN [/size]

182. (1) No person shall be qualified for election to the office of Governor of a State if -

(a) subject to the provisions of section 28 of this Constitution, he has voluntarily acquired the citizenship of a country other than Nigeria or, except in such cases as may be prescribed by the National Assembly, he has made a declaration of allegiance to such other country; or

(b) he has been elected to such office at any two previous elections; or


with the aforementioned fashola will be elected as a deputy governor then be sworn in after the new governor resigns

na lie jor

in countries why true federalism is practiced, what determines the the number of terms the governor can be re elected.is it  by federal constitution or the state constitution

i dont think so. i think people just don want another mallam in either ribadu or buhari.at least even in the kano buhari lovers did not vote for shekarau.

juwon:
its not good to double date if your wife to be is double dating and you got to know will you be happy. be careful what you do somebody might do it to you. get serious with one ok. we can talk on phone if you like 07064635346

would you like an evil spirit to call you?

people is this combination the best we can get?

On Buhari:

We will not move forward in our nation building if we fail to make our institutions work and the only way these institutions will work is by 1.) Stamping out corruption at all levels and in all forms 2.) civil discipline(re-orientation). My conviction is that it is only Buhari(of all the candidates) that has the gut to stop corruption and install discipline because these two factors are the bane of our development

On Pat Utomi:

We all know that Nigeria is broken. We've seen our leaders more interested in personal profit than national progress. We've seen our families' welfare take a back-seat to corruption and patronage.

But it doesn't need to be this way. We can turn the corner. This is the election where we all stand-up together and demand a government that works for the people, not the powerful; that requires transparency and holds our leaders to account; that invests in our country's ability to produce goods, generate jobs, and create wealth among all people and in all regions.

[size=16pt]mamagee, your days are numbered on this forum.your silly comments and lack of home training behaviour have killed you!!! go and join iraqiland forum.you will be loved there[/size]

The religious group Jehovah‘s Witness says their local leader is being persecuted in Russia under a vague anti-extremism law, the Associated Press reports.

The group said Monday that Alexander Kalistratov is going on trial in the Siberian town of Gorno-Altaisk for alleged ”incitement of religious enmity and hatred.”

The group‘s spokesman Robert Warren said the trial is part of a “larger problem” that Jehovah‘s Witnesses have been facing in Russia and called the trial a “misapplication” of Russia 2002 anti-extremism law.

Human rights advocates claim that law is used to crack down on dissidents and religious groups that Russia‘s dominant Orthodox Church disapproves of.

In September 2009, a court in the southern city of Rostov-on-Don banned a regional branch of Jehovah‘s Witness and outlawed dozens of its publications.

mtn claims to be the premium brand.this leaves one to wonder if they do more than calls,internet(data),blackberry and a few others services that other network too offer.this premium brand claim deceive them to believe without them no one can survive so they charge high prices.
with the advent of airtel,etisalat and manageably glo,one wonders if they still think it will be business as usual.
even with their new tariffs mitn-mtn is more expensive than other network to mtn,they stupidly packed all things that one may not need together.in the bundle with 1500 naira like200mtn sms 60mb data(0for God's sake many have internet) andd 50minute-mtn calls.clls to other network cost abt 60k/sec meanwhile airtel is 20k/sec and eti is 25/sec
1500 in airtel equals 122mins to any network
mtn 1500 is 50minsonly to mtn !!!!!!!!! haba mtn you are a big thief

VIDEO
http://www.chicagobreakingnews.com/2010/11/man-found-shot-to-death-in-dolton-driveway.html

if Nigeria were to be a free society where free and fair elections are guaranteed.who do you think should be our president and would be able to lead us out of the woods.

Kobojunkie:
How exactly is government going to actually make money from this when we have two free trade zones importers can bring their goods through?

OK THEY SELL CARS IN FREE TRADE ZONES IN NAIJA ABI?

According to a highly placed source, former Vice President, Alex Ekwueme will head the committee that would screen those shortlisted and come up with what the source called “ a level headed, focused, acceptable candidate who also has the capacity to step into Atiku’s shoes come 2015” Top on the list is [b]madam Ngozi okonjo Iweala [/b]others who may will likely make the list are Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu, former Information minister, Emeka Chikelu, Ken Nnnamani, and Charles Soludo

Kobojunkie:
What has currency to do with this now?

na nairaland not dollarland

i think @ Op meant 10000 not 100000
because it will costs about 4million naira per unit implying a whooping 400billion Naira

Kobojunkie:
@Poster, where is the source of your information please. This is the same Lagos Government still struggling to get the roads fixed, and you are now telling us it has money for 100,000 units of a bus that probably cost at least $20,000 each?

the last time i checked naira is the currency in nigeria not dollar

why not like this


https://www.sz-wholesale.com/uploadFiles/bus_%20citybus_minibus_passengerbus_162.jpg

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point of correction
the doctors are demanding for 100% conmess(consolidated medical salary scale)
instead the government wants to pay 75%
this is a salary structure so agreeing to pay 75% does not literally translates to 75 % increase
right now lagos pays abt 74% so 75 %is just like 1% rise

to break it down further
lets say the least paid doctor in lagos earns 74k conmess will enable him earn 100k but fashola is offering 75% i.e 75k
does that make sense?


for your information least paid doctor in Namibia earns 4000 dollars=600000naira.Namibia!!!! independence 1990

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it is a pity u have lost your identity
The tone of your language is very irritating.Now you bliv u r enlightened and better because you traveled to the US and unfortunately your personality fizzled and disappeared into oblivion.now you are part of the lost tribe looking lowly upon your own pple.you have forgotten that every land has its roots,history which form the basis for their actions,tradition and culture.you are product of imperialism and modern slavery i.e mind slavery.the Americans sold you their culture now you abandon yours(to you know its a piece of shit).you forget to mention how you r second class citizen because of your race.you r product of American propaganda .so sad they got you in their kitty.
so ironic that many of my American friends who traveled to Naija never want to come back even they eventually come back they say good things .
wish you all the best

1 week before leaving -
Babe! Why do you want to go and serve in Nigeria? Do you know how long you have been away from that place and now you want to go there for a whole year? You know you can just go to camp for 3 weeks and come right back right? But noooo, you want to go for the whole thing! Smh! You have completely lost your mind!
I had one variation of this conversation or the other at least 10 times before I finally left the US for Nigeria. Even before my freshman year in college, I had decided that when I finished undergrad, I would go back and do my NYSC. I think my first year in college was the first time I mentioned it to my mom. Then I was only 4 years out of Nigeria and she laughed it off saying probably by the time I finish college, I would have forgotten that, but I didn’t and so by year 3, I started preparing their minds I wasn’t going to grad school straight as planned but taking a year off to go do NYSC. I didn’t realize how much it shocked my mom until the day I was finally leaving when she came into my room and just stared at me as I made some final adjustments to my luggage and said, “you this girl, so u actually made this happen and are leaving.”
I considered everything I was leaving behind but I knew that I needed to do this because I needed to get back home. I truly needed a break and I wanted to do something for naija that wasn’t just talk. I felt like there was only so much I could do just sitting there so this was the first step for me. So off I went, back to the motherland, filled with excitement and nerves i couldn’t have fathomed.

Nigeria – Week 1
Oga abeg, stay in line, cos if u no stay, I go kick you out of this line and you no go fit comot for hear ooo!
My annoyance started right inside the airport! They were so disorganized and communication between the people was almost nonexistent! The same man someone had just yelled at for going out of line had been told by one of the customs agents to come out of the line he had stayed in and come over, but an agent walking around was the one yelling at him to return to line, and wouldn’t hear the explanation the poor man had to give. I just got out of there as fast as possible. Now I am in Abuja and so the traffic situation isn’t as bad as it tends to be in Lagos. But honestly, if they actually considered and punished traffic violations, Abuja government would make so much money! People were driving like maniacs and the most important part of the car to them is the horn, which was used when necessary and when not! Also obedience of traffic light is relative, and basically non-existent at night (because as my cousin says, why the h*** will I stop for a light at night, when someone could come mug me while waiting)
I also noticed a whole lot of aggression in everyone around. From the gateman who is in charge of a little lot who yelled at my uncle for trying to park in a specific spot when we went to the NYSC office (who later had to suck up to the same person for a tip), to the NYSC people who thanks to their lack of order, made the process way harder than it should have been. Yet they kept yelling at us who came to register as if we were little children. It’s like everyone is power hungry, no matter how little their power is and so they try to make sure that you know they have some sort of hold over you getting what you need to get from them.
The officers at NYSC being a pain in the backside also showed me another thing, which I kept noticing as I stayed longer here, “It is all about who you know!” After waiting for about 2 hours in lines, my uncle got impatient and finally made a call to someone he knew in the office. The lady turned out to be a high level officer who came down from her office, took my paper in hand and got all the necessary marks and signatures on it. The process that had taken us 2 hours beforehand with little to show for it took her about 30 minutes and we were done and ready to be out. As the lady was sorting my papers out, I could hear people who were still in line grumbling about the unfairness of my not having to. I felt for them because I knew if I was in their position, I would be saying the same thing, but at that moment, I just wanted to get out of that place.

stayed tuned for more

UNITED States President Barack Obama and former Lagos State Governor Bola Tinubu were among those who on Tuesday enquired about the state of health of elder statesman, Chief Anthony Enahoro, who was rumoured dead on Monday but is recuperating at the University of Benin Teaching Hospital (UBTH).

The Guardian learnt that Enahoro’s son, Ken, received a phone call from Obama on Tuesday morning to find out about the state of health of his father with greetings and goodwill message.

It was also learnt that Tinubu and Governor Babatunde Raji Fashola of Lagos State have also sent emissaries to Benin to find out about Enahoro’s state of health and also wished him quick recovering.
https://www.ngrguardiannews.com/images/resized/images/stories/2010/november2010/enahoro_copy_200_160.jpg


https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/e/e9/Official_portrait_of_Barack_Obama.jpg/225px-Official_portrait_of_Barack_Obama.jpg

they did not truly love themselves in actual fact.

Bloejoey:
@poster,
Zenith Bank has one of the best customer service practices in the country. In addition to that, Zenith Bank is one of the top 3 banks in Nigeria. This feat was not achieved by Deducting 200 naira from your account, just so you know. Zenith bank identified their unique selling point and thats why they emphasize high net worth individuals and nt people like u who complain abt a 200 naira deduction. Besides its a standard practice among other banks too and this charges are not hidden, you could write the Branch Manager to waive the charges if your account has volume of transactions and quit coming to NL to complain on a one off transaction. How do you think they pay staff salaries, maintain office buildings, service equipments, have real time access and continue to maintain high standards?

you are big fool!!
200 naira is small abi? go and steal 200 in oshodi and see wht happens besides 200 in 1000000 places is 200 million

wht is witholding tax

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