Jomoh's Posts
Nairaland Forum › Jomoh's Profile › Jomoh's Posts
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 (of 113 pages)
I don't know where you get your information from but it is good to read wide. XieXie:Obviously the FG has a very strong case against him and they have enough witnesses. Rather, he has been the one disrupting and prolonging the case by rejecting judges after judges. At a point it was his legal counsels that were fighting over who should represent him. Why resort to secrete trial when the president of the nigeria country accused him severaly in public?There's nothing secret in his trial. We already read how the proceedings went. If it secret we won't be in the know of how the proceedings went. The only thing secret is the demand of the witnesses to be shielded from the public view. That is the form of witness protection we have in our constitution and witnesses have the right to demand for it. OP try and get your facts right, judges don't enter the court room from the public entrance. You claim looks fictional and untrueMaybe you should read the post again. It was never stated that judges enter true the public entrance rather it was Nnamdi Kanu refusing to enter through the Judges' (private) entrance. You see the the problem with this guy and it is the same reason that will never allow him to win this case either in Nigeria or outside Nigeria is the half truths and full blown lies they tell people. the last time I read that his case is to be heard in the European parliament. Part of their grieviances was that several courts in Nigeria has acquitted him. In actual fact, the only Nigerian court that did so was a magistrate court that did so on the basis of lack of jurisdiction and he was charged to a higher court that has the jurisdiction to hear the case. All this half truths will only do more harm to his plight than good. Peace. |
datola:I don't know of you're a Christian or Muslim but you just wrote the truth but the deafening silence from the so called respected G.O. about the true state of affairs is what still baffles me. Adeboye as a respected man of God knows all the truth that 1. The issue has been on ground since the time of GEJ 2. The issue originated from his own inner caucus making it an internal affair(a redeem) drawn out to the public. 3. The issue was a power tussle that resulted in someone (Obazee) using his position to attack the other. yet instead of the man(Adeboye) to quietly call on the president and let him know the true state of things, he chose to accuse an innocent government headed by a Muslim of interference in the affairs of the church. Going as far as telling his church members to get party membership cards. That information sent a wrong signal to the whole world who interpreted the whole saga as an intentional act by a Muslim president to attack churches in the country. If not for the quick back ground information like this that came out, some mischievous elements like this so called Fayose has started to link the issue to the kaduna killings and some ignorant and uninformed ones out their will still be spreading the false news around. For this singular act of SILENCE, Adeboye has lost every single act of respect I might have had for him. He displayed a very high level of hypocrisy not expected of a revered man of God. It is not only dangerous, but it also has the capacity to threaten the peaceful coexistence of Muslims and Christians in the country. |
Jayceo:Will you stop spreading your lies and fear your God. Executive Secretary/Chief Executive Officer of the FRC, Jim Obazee, at the weekend said that though only 89 out of the 23, 216 registered churches in the country have complied till date with regulations, the council would be unrelenting till the right thing is done. http://www.newsheadlines.com.ng/latest-nigerian-news/2017/01/08/nigerian-churches-financial-reporting-council-frc/ |
yarimo:Your friend maybe but definitely not mine. Maybe frienemies. |
Thank God. yarimo:Nigerian Police is not that wicked. |
Ten12:Nasfat is a registered organisation. FACT. Qareeb is a registered organisation. FACT. AnsarUdeen is a registered organisation. FACT. RCCG is a registered organisation. FACT. Winners is a registered organisation. FACT. MFM, Deeper life etc are registered organisation. FACT. But where in the Nigerian law is the Muslim faithfuls a registered organisation? The fact that CAN is a registered organisation that has to subject itself to the law of man (created constitution) instead of the natural law of God is a problem for the Christians and the Christians only because it is The Christians only that need an artificial body like CAN to unite their ununited faction/denomination. The natural law of Christians' God is not comprehensive enough to handle a complex org. like CAN. The fact that CAN uses pastors as its leaders does not necessarily mean Muslims must use imam as its Nigerian leader. Does the law even affect CAN president? No. so what is the basis of comparism? Ignorance and hypocrisy are two dangerous elements that should never be allowed to mix but Nigerian Christians have the two in abundance. |
rasie:This same thing happened to me in 2010 just before going for service. The same thing happened again in mid last year with more convincing symptoms but this time around, I wasn't as scared as the first time because I've gotten tested couple of times after the first one. I can bet you its not hiv. The symptoms you're having are too aggressive for early stages of hiv. It is most likely your thinking. The human brain is so powerful that it can manifest what we believe/think into physical feelings. Like the Chelsea guy already said, it will most likely disappear once you get tested. |
Thank God for this. May God bless our gallant military men. |
The challenge now is to increase the local production to meet up with demand. We shall get there. |
Cletus77:No. Now you've understood me. |
Cletus77:Common where's your sense of humor. Nothing tribalistic. A Yoruba man will have is own and Nigerias will make fun of it so will an Hausa man. Commedians crack jokes about it so am not allowed? Why na. BTW we all know it's a typo but it's coincidental. |
ladiguy:Am saying you should get a proper English education. Specifically there's what is called "logic" in English language. It has to do with reading, reasoning and comprehension. Trust me you need it. You'll thank your stars you met me on NL. Ndi ara. |
Original igbo man still used his accent and intonation to write. In thick igbotic voice " I fail in love" |
ladiguy:lol. e pain am. So did I explain anything to you before you finally got what I said? Go learn to read and comprehend once instead of reading upside down. Ode. |
ladiguy:This is the new year and the first thing I see on NL is a numbskull quoting me. I am sure and positive this year will be great irrespective of the disappointment. Back to your senseless comment. Where in my comment did you read that I said the old ports will be rendered useless by the ICD? Check my moniker very well and memorize it. If you don't have anything -that will portray you as being educated or even portray you as anything close to being sensible- to write never quote this moniker. |
Witness protection should be the number one priority before this. giving 5 percent won't guarantee people's participation. Even 100% cannot be compared to security of life. |
modsfucker:DSS arrested Dasuki for the possesion of large unexplained weapons of war. EFCC could not detain him for more than 24hours because there was no substantial evidence of corruption to prosecute him. Based on the security threat of that magnitude that related to Boko haram, the country can decide to detain anyone for as long as it wishes without charges. The same thing is what the US is doing at Guantanamo bay. Though it is against various human rights chatter but the country decides what is good for it irrespective of human right. DSS is holding him based on that while EFCC builds enough evidence to be able to prosecute him. |
dorry62:If you had bothered to read the last paragraph of the post, this your long epistle wouldn't have suffice. |
Artixmentor:This is no good news to Oyo workers. The state generates enough money to pay it's workers plus the monthly federal allocation but the Governor is punishing the workers for not voting for him in the last election. All projects in the state's has been abandoned. The governor hardly even stays in the country anymore. So this is another avenue for the Governor to steal. |
byvan03:This is very insensitive and uncalled for. The woman already admitted to being naive and illiterate. She sort the help of someone she thought knows better and in a position to help but she was deceived. Anybody can be in her position. Even an educated person can fall prey to it. Its like going to a lawyer for help. Inspite of the fact that you're paying the lawyer, you just still have to trust the lawyer because you don't know better than the lawyer when it comes to law but instead of the lawyer to do his job, he turns around to dupe you. Now in this situation would you say you were foolish to trust someone you thought knows better than you. |
nwakibie3:You're yet to use your brain? It is your's use it. No one will charge you for using your brain. You keep coming with different excuses yet non of it is sticking. Do you need me to teach you how to use your brain? Am not you teacher na. |
SmartyPants:So who did? Who provided for the materials used in election. If the constitution called for election and he decided to follow suit. If he had decided not to go ahead with the election like he has done in the past 22years who would care? No one. But he consented to the constitution by allowing the election and even participating. Gadaffi never called for an election and his people never complained only the external forces that he wouldn't now to. |
They noted that “since October 14, 2015, Kanu has been illegally imprisoned by the Federal Republic of Nigeria, despite being acquitted of all charges brought against him,” adding that in spite of acquittal by the competent courts in Nigeria, the federal government has continued to detain the IPOB leader and his colleagues.I stoped reading when I saw the bolded. Which Nigerian court aquited him? Some charges were dropped and he was rearranged on other charges on which he has frustrated few judges out of his case by refusing them. Misinformation like this is the main reason why Nnamdi Kanu will not be freed anytime soon. First it was the UK parliamentarian that wrote the UK parliament about the plight of his constituent(Kanu). We never heard anything tangible after that inspite of the fact that he is a UK citizen. He was only contacted about how he was fearing in the Nigerian prison and he replied that he had it under control. Since then we've not heard anything from the UK government. Maybe because they've heard the charges against him. |
Lacomus:Mentioning Gadaffi with this guy is an insult to gadaffi. Gadaffi issue was because the western powers couldn't control him and his country's oil. So they decided to fund son rebels to fight against him. Even at the heart of the war when they found out the rebels were looking ground in a big way, the US had to physically intervene through NATO. It is exactly the same thing happening in Syria right now. The only difference is that unlike Assad of Syria, Gadaffi had no world power like Russia to support him. Jameh's own issue is different. He is the one that called for an election and went ahead to organise it only for him to turn around and start crying foul after being defeated/rejected by his own people. Gadaffi was never rejected by his own people and he never had a recognised opposition figure, that was why the rebels found it very hard to defeat him on their own. |
nwakibie3:Guy it is obvious your education was clearly a waste of time and resource that should have been put to use to better the lot of deserving people than you. So to you in a criminal case you charge people to court before you arrest them abi. So that they can run away like Tompolo has done. Google is your friend but you choose to argue instead of doing research. When you have substantial evidence of crime against someone, you have the right to detain them before charging them to court. BTW if the DSS is sure that their is an evidence of crime in what Magu has done why not detain him and make him face the law instead of the Senate condemning him based on frivoulous evidence provided by DSS. The meaning of the whole thing is that if your sister accuse you of raping her, your father will just disown you without hearing your own side of the story or even investigating. In the Nigerian law, the burden of proof is on the accuser. It means you are assumed innocent until proven guilty. The Senate refused to prove him guilty before pronouncing him guilty. So I hope you use your brain this time around to understand the issue here otherwise don't bother to quote me. I won't reply. |
APCmyheart:In the first place we shouldn't be allowed to withdraw dollars from banks. It is not our currency. Dollars sold should be transfered by the buyer to the seller wherever they are in the world. We buy stuffs online with our naira denominated master cards without having to touch dollars physically. Why can't the traders too pay for their goods without having to touch the dollars or if they have to withdraw it, let them do so outside the country. |
CandyDiamond:I wonder how you dullards from the east thinks. Tell me where does your interest lies. 180million Nigerians that stand to benefit or the 1million abokis that are making the remaining 179million to suffer because of their selfish interests. No country can totally eliminate black market. At least our government won't be funding them to make life unbearable to it's citizens. let the get their dollars from travellers who can only move a maximum of $10,000 in cash. What this means is that banks will stop selling dollars to the bottomless pit of BDC. They will have to source their dollars from somewhere else. What this means is that the little dollars we get from our foreign trade can be rationed amongst genuine business men to buy products that Nigeria needs not what we can produce ourself. What this means is that genuine traders will get their dollars from banks and use it for the good of the economy not some fun seeking yahoo boy who wants to show off. What it means is that your SE brothers who wants to travel to China for business can get their dollars at a normal price from banks whithout having to compete with fun seekers at the BDC. It also means a lot of things that i am very sure will be too complex for your brain being a wailer that you are. |
APCmyheart:This issue has been on since late last year. There is this Unilag professor Henry Boyo who have a robust analysis of how the CBN should go about it. What I have been saying and advocating is why do we have so many dollars in physical currency in Nigeria. Dollars is not our currency so why is it so much in circulation in our economy. It is natural that people will go for stronger currency when they are presented with choice and it will kill the local currency. Take away the choice, and you see the local currency pick itself up. We have destroyed our currency for a long time by allowing this BDC people. They don't have a way to regulate who they sell the currency to. Even party goers who has nothing to cotribute to the economy goes to they to buy. You now find genuine traders having to compete with fun seekers to obtain the same dollars. While the traders has a limit he can go to buy the currency to attain profit in his business, the fun seeker does not. So we say keep all dollars in banks, let the banks sell it to those who really needs it and also give priority to genuine traders who will turn it around and use it to profit the economy in the long run. |
lomaxx:Honestly I wonder the kind of education you people get. First tell me anyone of them that does not have a case in court? Seriously are you educated at all? All of them have their cases in court so what do you call that? What do they even do in courts? Is it not to hear cases(fair hearing)? If that is not fair hearing then you need a better education. You know what, have a deep thinking before you give me a reply or I won't be so nice the next time. Btw do a research on the meaning of fair hearing before exchanging comments with me. Ok. |
nwakibie3:First tell me anyone of them that does not have a case in court? Seriously are you educated at all? All of them have their cases in court so what do you call that? What do they even do in courts? Is it not to hear cases(fair hearing)? If that is not fair hearing then you need a better education. You know what, have a deep thinking before you give me a reply or I won't be so nice the next time. Btw do a research the meaning of fair hearing before exchanging comments with me. Ok. |
greatgod2012:How? Where? and When was he allowed to deny the claims? Was he given a fair hearing? Inspite of the fact that the integrity of the report which the Senate based their decision on is in question (by the fact that it has two conflicting recommendations). Whether the Senate likes it or not the anti corruption war must be won. |
baybeeboi:They are after the truth behind two conflicting recommendations to the same indicting report. The two reports indicted Mr Magu so i dont think the DSS should be instructing the NASS on the decision to be taken.Yes the two reports indicted Mr Magu but the recommendations are conflicting. Recommendations are meant to give a fair personal judgement of the report maker based on what he/she was able to discover during the cause of their investigation. Every report is expected to come with a recommendation. Its like an advice, it is not binding on the Senate but carries a lot of weight on the integrity of the report. Both Reports carry same allegation and that is the most important from the report.Yes it might be the most important but the fact that the two reports carry different recommendations has put a question Mark on the integrity of the two reports, the investigation as a whole and even the people that carried out the investigation. If you have nothing to hide that is not included in the report why will you recommend the appointment of someone you just indicted(in one of the reports). Even of there is no concrete evidence for and against every other allegation against Mr Magu, that of rent payment has being cleared by the Premium times investigation. In it, it was discovered that the rent was not paid for by the commission and neither was it paid for by the said Mr. Mohammed(in the DSS report) but by the FCDA. 20million is not 20thousand that you can pay in cash so there has to be an audit trail(bank transfer in bank statement) that will leave no one in doubt as to where the payment came from. Sencondly how can you indict someone and go on to pass judgement without fair trial(a chance to defend himself against the accusations). This is why sane Nigerians and international community believes there's more to it which makes it political. |
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 (of 113 pages)
