EU guys have rejected democracy in Georgia🇬🇪 and Romania because their favorite candidates did not win election. The same clowns that imposed economic sanctions on Sahel States
How did the EU reject democracy in those countries? When did a supreme court ruling stop being a constitutional process? ? ? Abi Romania's SC is now the EU?
Well, I've always said excluding BDCs is a bad idea. Meffy did everything wrong about the naira. The December appreciation doesn't usually start this early in the month, and it's not usually this sudden. I think the new trading system is having an impact.
God1000: What's wrong with south Africans, the way they are turning against their president because of that singular act is shocking, they simply can't tolerate anything that has to do with Nigeria
Nothing in this world will take me to south Africa
I must admit, I'm not fond of Nigeria, but I find it shocking that South Africa seems to harbor intense hates towards Nigeria. Their hates appears to stem from a deep seated insecurity, particularly when Nigerians thrive in their gay country. It's as if the prospect of Nigerians outperforming them is unbearable hence their continuous hate.
Ironically,the same people hating hardworking Nigerians are just too lazy to work. I lived in this LGBTQ country for 1 year and 3 months and believe me, south African men are lazy. That's the more reason their women keeps on hanging on Nigerian men neck even if the Nigerian man is the most ugliest on earth because our men spoiled their women with so much care over there. Their women in the other hand are lazy too , all they know is to sleep around with Nigerian men and get lavishly spoiled.
Also, South Africa's hates sn't exclusive to Nigeria. They seem to exhibit a broader hates towards other African countries. Very uselèss country.
Nigerians keep misunderstanding this thing. Xenophobia among South Africans towards African nationals (especially Nigerians and also Zimbabweans) is not a deep-seated cultural issue. I've met Nigerians who lived there who testify to SAns being nice to them. Their xenophobia is simply a short-sighted reaction to real problems. So the way to address it is to be seen to be addressing their concerns. I agree, the problem has become a monster that has assumed a life of its own, with the way we saw an entire nation whip up in frenzy over a harmless girl (A SAn girl who happened to have a Nigerian father) running for a beauty contest. It's a mixture of many odours. I hope things get better.
AntiChristian: The reference you used "Ibn Ishaq" is a story book!
So you are a liar!
You're ranting like a child. How can I lie when I asserted nothing? ? ? I'd say grow up, but I doubt you'd take my advice.
"Whoever wants to see Satan should look at Nabtal! He was a black man with long flowing hair, inflamed eyes, and he was known for his evil deeds."
Hmm. Interesting. I mean, this context (which I hadn't seen) certainly helps. Now, it depends on how people interpret it.
Anyway -
Abu Abd Allah Muhammad ibn Ishaq ibn Yasar al-Muttalibi (Arabic: أَبُو عَبْدُ ٱلله مُحَمَّد ٱبْن إِسْحَاق ٱبْن يَسَار ٱلْمُطَّلِبيّ, romanized: Abū ʿAbd Allāh Muḥammad ibn ʾIsḥāq ibn Yasār al-Muṭṭalibī; c. 704–767), known simply as Ibn Ishaq, was an 8th-century Muslim historian and hagiographer.
Ibn Ishaq, also known by the title ṣāḥib al-sīra, collected oral traditions that formed the basis of an important biography of the Islamic prophet Muhammad. His biography is known as the Al-Sirah al-Nabawiyyah, and it has mainly survived through the recension of the work by Ibn Hisham. ... Reliability of his hadith In hadith studies, ibn Isḥaq's hadith (considered separately from his prophetic biography) is generally thought to be "good" (ḥasan) (assuming an accurate and trustworthy isnad, or chain of transmission)[37] and himself having a reputation of being "sincere" or "trustworthy" (ṣadūq). However, a general analysis of his isnads has given him the negative distinction of being a mudallis, meaning one who did not name his teacher, claiming instead to narrate directly from his teacher's teacher.[38]
Others, like Ahmad ibn Hanbal, rejected his narrations on all matters related to fiqh.[2] Al-Dhahabī concluded that the soundness of his narrations regarding ahadith is hasan, except in hadith where he is the sole transmitter which should probably be considered as munkar. He added that some Imams mentioned him, including Muslim ibn al-Hajjaj, who cited five of Ibn Ishaq's ahadith in his Sahih.[27]
saintopus: Why they've not started to sell kerosene is what I am worried about. The PH Refinery has the capacity to produce 900,000 litres of kerosene daily but could not sell it at the Filling Stations.
I guess they just don't give a hoot about kero. People don't really talk/protest about it either. I recently bought 4 litres for N10,000 to do something on my farm. I still give the guy 1k on top for okada. My eyes clear.
ogaemma: With all his experience, education and exposure I am so shocked that Chief Babalola could be so clueless on how to handle such a sensitive case. This case is another fresh evidence to the world on how the elites in Nigeria have corrupted the Security Agencies and the judiciary to oppress people. Because it has been clearly defined that Dele's offense was a bailable one.
emkz: It is time we all begin to condemn the weaponization of protests by Omoyele Sowore.
We must not sit idly and be selective when it comes to issues bordering on national security.
Mr Dele Farotimi not only made some damning allegations against Afe Babalola SAN in a book, he also made same in a press conference.
According to Afe Babalola's petition against Dele Farotimi, he petitioned that Dele Farotimi alleged as follows:
What has been established?
1. Dele Farotimi himself admitted there was a bench warrant issued against him to appear in Ekiti State to answer to the summons. wWhy didn't he honour the invitations? He claimed he committed the crime in Lagos and saw no reason to be called to Ekiti. Which law school did he even attend?
2. Instead of attending to the warrants, Dele Farotimi rushed to do a press conference to make claims that Afe Babalola was using the judiciary to bully him. No one questioned his accusations; they just believed him, because in their eyes, he could do no wrong.
3. If there is a bench warrant, how is it illegal? Can it be vacated? How? If yes, why didn't he seek a superior court order to vacate it?
4. Sahara Reporters and People's Gazette are being used to villify Afe Babalola to the effect that they even lied that King's College was considering their relationship with Afe Babalola. I think they should be added to the law suit.
5. Some people do not understand that human rights activism is not a license to bully those they don't like. Many of the latter-day human rights so-called activists are using their voice to terrorize and destroy others. There must be accountability for things said.
6. Atiku Abubakar desperately tried, but failed to effectively condemn President Bola Tinubu for the arrest of Farotimi. His vituperations failed when it was established that both Farotimi and Babalola supported the same candidate, and Babalola is not particularly fond of Tinubu. The candidate both legal pugilists supported took sides with one of them quickly because the mob supporting him took that side.
What we see is that there is unjustified anger by a certain mob against Afe Babalola, which we consider unfair. Dele Farotimi made some allegations against Afe Babalola and the Supreme Court as well as Justices of the Supreme Court, including Justice Bode Rhodes-Vivour. It is incumbent upon Dele Farotimi to prove those allegations so that if anyone is corrupting our Supreme Court, the person is identified and EFCC steps in, and all judges involved are punished. Otherwise, let the law be applied on such if a case of defamation is established. It is also a matter that borders on national security if our Supreme Court is said to be corruptible and corrupted. If justices were compromised, the sensible thing to do would be to submit a petition to the NJC. If that was not done, then it amounts to malice to rush to write a book without substantiating such accusations. I urge the DSS to invite Dele Farotimi to come and give explanations on what he knows about corruption in the judiciary.
As for Afe Bababola, do not bow to the pressure of the mob. The name you have built for yourself and your children is being rubbished. Deploy every legal arsenal you have to ensure that Dele Farotimi proves everything he accused you of.
I'd also call upon the young ones who join protests senselessly. Omoyele Sowore is a failed politician who uses protests to advance his failed political ambitions. He misled some of our young ones to riots last August. Remember that some of them died. Has he visited their families? Do not allow yourself to be a weapon in the hands of a failed revolution monger, please.
You're right about bolded. You're right about bolded.
after all 99.9% of SA 'blacks' are not mentally balanced. (do notice that i put the black in quote simply bc they are truly not blacks - they are more closely related to chimps).
even the pics of the youths you posted, look into their eyes and you will see they all have symptoms of Disruptive behaviour and dissocial disorder possibly cause by years of physical, mental and spiritual abuse by their white masters.
so i am not surprised they are inclined to lgbtq+ (which on its own is a mental disorder). they tend to accept what they see their white masters accept.
my comment is not meant to be an insult sir.
@bolded Hmm. A black person calling another black person a monkey, or saying they look like a chimp. Even in these hateful banters you people engage in here, I think some things should be off-limits
When you make the call, what exactly will they do? I am bold to say nothing, absolutely nothing. It's high time Nigerians became wise to the fact that nothing seems to be working in this country, and there's no hope that anything will ever work especially now that a destined failure is in charge . If you're still holding onto hope, then go ahead and waste your time calling those riff raff .
Mr Tinubu is a destined failure? ? ? Hmm. I'm no fan of bulaba, but I'd really like to see your criteria for judging success/failure.
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