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abu12:You don't understand what he is doing, what dangote event is doing is called market control/price monopoly. Reduce price as production capacity increases. With time, other competitors such as Lafarge and Ibeto, won't be able to cope cos their production capacity is lower than that of dangote. With time, he will drive them out using price and when they are completely out, he will enjoy sole monopoly and can now fix price as e deems fit since there is no rival in the market. We should just be careful. |
wristbangle:Did you do literature in school? If yes, guess you didn't pay attention to your literal devices or diction. If you did, you should be able to translate the lines wherein PMB mentioned that a high % of Nigerians are all over foreign prisons. Yes he might have been telling the honest truth, but as a president, your duty is to sell the image of your country positively to the outside world. E. G china, Iran and Saudi Arabia despite their human right infringement back home, will never sell their countries image negatively, neither would South Africa with high records of drugs and violent crimes do same. Eastern Europe and Asia has the highest population of child prostitution, human trafficking and forced labour in the world. . Have you heard their president come our to openly sell their countries image negatively? The answer is no. Finally, Japan has one of the highest rate of organised mafia crime syndicate in the world same with Russia. Is there negative publicity from their president? Nope. America is number one when it comes to organised cyber crimes in the world, is there negative publicity from Obama? Nope. So you see where our president is missing it. If as a father, I go outside and tell the entire world that my children are criminals, the simple implication is that I failed in my duty as a father moreover no body will wanna associate or do business with my children not even the honest and hardworking ones. PMB is the father of Nigeria. Just think and have common sense. He should learn to apply diplomacy. I rise. |
doctokwus:Good morning, you are not getting my point, lemme explain your murder analogy, it's easy to say one was caught at the scene of a crime having committed the crime thus becomes a suspect right? But the prosecution in law, must go beyond that speculation or fact to establish that it was indeed the suspect that committed the crime and not only did he commit murder, he had motive. The accused had motive and also acted on the motive. And furthermore, he was capable of committing such crime from a reasonable man's perspective. I. E , he had the mental capacity to know or ought to know the consequences of his action. And that it was an Act of revenge, malice and that it was premeditated this is when the defence raises any of the defences available to him in law. Finally, the prosecution in doing this, must abide by the guidelines enshrined on the Evidence Act, Administration of Criminal Justice Act, amongst others for he fails to so do, he is bound to fail. Lemme further clarify with a instance. Some men were caught adutrating dangote cement by mixing sand and other substances then rebag and sell as dangote cement. At trial, the prosecution called a police official who caught them as a witness to testify that it was indeed a fake cement. No expert witness in the act of cement manufacturing was called to testify at trial. The trial court's conviction and the affirmation by the court of Appeal was quashed by the supreme court on the grounds that in law, a police official is not an expert in the act of cement manufacturing and thus cannot give expert evidence on same. Hope u now understand. Thanks |
IrradiatoR:My dear the best thing one can do at this Junction, is to posit that INEC forthwith, forwards a bill for An Act to Amend the provisions of Electoral Act (as amended), to incorporate and make provisions for the electronic card reader and let them start early enough by start working the configuration of same to avoid the problems of 2015. |
doctokwus:... I commend to u d infallible dictum of Kayode Eso JSC (now reruicicat in peace) in Adigun V. A.G. Oyo State. He said thus: The Supreme Court is a super court and all d Justices are super men.They don't err and even when dey do, it becomes law. The law is law no matter how hard it appears. Mind you, the Supreme Court will only invoke the doctrine of necessity or consider public policy when the interest and unity of the nation is at stake. And in this case there was nothing to portray or insinuate the aforesaid. What the erstwhile INEC chairman would have done was to make sure the new guidelines visaviz the introduction of the card reader was interto incorporated into the Electoral Act and this he would have done by simply forwarding a bill to the National Assembly to amend same. A mere administrative guideline can never supersede the provisions of an Act of Parliament. Hope you understand why and how. Thanks. I rise. |
Choi! Your best answer would have being I really don't care about the money as they appreciate the job. It's what I have passion for and I take joy in the job and enjoying the referrals it brings. I was once in that same position and that was how I answered. And the next question was u mean you can work for free? I answered yes, I value the services and I rendered, the challenges it brings cos it makes me stronger and I acquire more experience along the line. The man laughed and said you know what, I like your person, and I will give you the contract. And you know the rest is history. We still keep in touch and I have enjoyed referrals from him worth good money. Well we all learn everyday. |
tonychristopher:I wonder why matured persons deliberately rely on hearsay to say rubbish. I finished from Aau, Ekpoma and I was neither a cultists nor a gigolo. Mind what you say . Furthermore, don't be surprised that some lecturers /admin staffs in conjunction with some touts perpetrated this act cos either they have some secret to hide, or so that they can use it as a means of embezzlement money via awarding and rewarding the contract. Mind you, I didn't accuse anybody ooo. I rise. |
Mixty:Before you start criticising the judgement of the honourable court, you need ascertain their reasoning and why or how the arrive at that conclusion. You don't just wake up and start postulating base on emotions and speculations. The court don't have emotions or speculate. They deal solely based on fact, evidences availed them and the position of the law towards same. I will advise you wait till 12th and 15th Feb respectively before you castigate the highest court of the land. Thanks |
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Image123:Sorry you are looking at the dictionary meaning, remember an act, action or inaction is not an offense until it is codified in our statute books and the punishment for such clearly spelt out. I am looking at it from that angle. Not the dictionary meaning. Hope you get my point. Clearly tell me, using statutory and judicial authorities /references, the sections of the Electoral Act that was contravened. GOOD MORNING. |
He kept on saying PDP rigged, Ayo Fayose rigged. After watching the video, I can't help but ask how did they rig pursuant to the provisions of the Electoral Act 2010. Was there multiple voting, answer no. Was there ballot box snatching? Answer is no. Was there under age voting? Answer is no. Was there manipulation of figures and alterations of result sheets, answer is no. What he alleged was that some key APC members and some aggrieved PDP members were blocked by security forces from being on the field to work to APC i. e give out cash gifts to voters and foot soldiers on the field. Is that rigging or outsmarting? Just want to know. Pls I need to know. |
Trust, Nigerians are also they cos, as a Nigerian Lawyer maybe a senior lawyer or a SAN somewhere must have advise them to take that decision as nothing will happen, since they have not being officially made staffs. Then again, blame it on the laws as Employment laws have lots of lacuna that can be exploited and one would go scot free. And finally blame the economy. If you are a business owner you will understand. In all, it comes right back at ya Government. |
Legal skills will be in high demand also as most policies and taxes might become subject of litigation in court. Also arbitration and conciliation skills will be highly needed. |
tomyka81:Clearly without prejudice to your personality, this shows you have not lived with a woman for a while. A woman may not hit you, but her words and altitude will stir all the anger in you so much that if you if you have some measure of self control, you might still be tempted to shut her up. Sometimes they act funny and crazy and in their quiet moment they would even wonder why they acted that crazy. They are like your baby, you spare the rod, you spoil the child. So my opinion is don't spare the rod and don't spoil the child. A little bit of both is okay. But real men don't have to beat or any they wives to correct them except it's extremely necessary. More or less like the only option left. So you remind her you are stabilized the husband and that you can reset her brain to default factory settings. After which give her some space, then sit her ass down and talk to her as you would your child. Q. E. D. |
Weeee:The danger in this is that she might take advantage of the entire situation cos she knows you love her so much and also you are afraid to lose her. Be careful cos if this after all he cannot do with me mentality gets into her head, you will be sorry. What you do is apologise and let her know she caused it by doing so, she gets to share from the blame. Also, show her love, but don't over do it. Apply wisdom and give her space. Like space space till she turns around. |
the truth is most under graduates dont read to understand, they only study for examination purposes i.e, memorize and pour it out on exam day . more of garbage in garbage out. and after school, they dont even remember anything concerning their field of study. they dont make out time to read or upgrade their intellect and the truth is if you dont upgrade your intellect frequently, you lose what you have in there. simple truth. |
op send your acct details to 08161781172 . pls note your fone number name should check out with ur acct details to avoid someone taking advantage of u . Thanks. I wanna make a suggestion, lets try and raise funds to help a brother if we cant help him with a job nothing is too small. atleast for the kids and the wife that truly loves her husband. some would have long disappeared. even 200 is something. Thanks boldx: |
Just wondering how those who deserted wike @11.55 (dark hours) would be feeling now. All the bad people are out of his govt, now he can concentrate and deliver. Thank God. |
Nope i am a Niger Deltan, a fisherman from the creeks. Proudly an ijawman but grew up in Edo state, Esanland.(The land of fresh farm produce and fruits). ![]() Toks2008: |
Toks2008:Yeah I agree only virgins deserve bride price as at then, but in this modern world, virginity has been relegated to the background but that does not mean one shouldn't pay bride price as per traditions. Well, different traditions. I my culture and that of where I grew up, bride price is less than 50naira. And the items you are to provide as less than 70k and some are far less depending on the family and how close you are to them as their son or in law to be. The only expensive aspect is the entertainment. And it's not compulsory. So a quite man can conveniently marry a wife with 100k or less. And to me, that is not much. |
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Toks2008:@toks2008. From the passage you quoted, you have proven that bride price regardless of the terminology used in the Bible is actually biblical. Read Exodus 22: 16-17 jointly. Exodus 22:16 "And if a man entice a maid that is not betrothed, and lie with her, he shall surely endow her to be his wife. EXODUS 22 17 if her father utterly refuses to give her to him, he will still pay money equal to the bride-price for violating virgins." Now let's check the meaning of the word "endow" according to the English dictionary, it means as follows; To furnish with money or its equivalent, as a permanent fund for support; to make pecuniary provision for; to settle an income upon; especially, [b]to furnish with dower; as, to endow a wife; [/b]to endow a public institution. To enrich or furnish with anything of the nature of a gift (as a quality or faculty); -- followed by with, rarely by of; as, man is endowed by his Maker with reason; to endow with privileges or benefits. To bestow freely. To be furnished with something naturally. synonyms ♦ begift Check the part in bold, I believe that has laid to rest the issue whether bride price, endow, or dowry, regardless of which ever terminology is used is biblical or not. Regarding the fact as to whether or not it's a penalty, virginity was considered sacred in the old testament and same with African culture before the bastardization of our culture by the white. So therfore if at marriage it was discovered a bride was not a Virgin it's was a disgrace to the her family, cos they had special robe they wore back then. (the can consider the story in 2sam or so, wherein King David Son slept with his half sister), for the sake of clarity. So therefore as a means of punishment, pursuant to Exodus 22 :17, the offender will endow(pay her pride price, but to punish him, the father of the victim might refuse to give her to him. Hence the term "if". It therefore connotes some parents did give their daughters out to the offender after she was endowed. Now let's consider Africa culture way back, if your son had canal knowledge of a maiden then and it was discovered whether thru pregnancy or not, the family of the girl always insisted on some form of compensation either via marriage or otherwise. Hope this has also raid to rest whether or not bride price was an act of punishment. I rise. Thanks |
bobkezel:May God bless you bros. African traditional marriage rites are our identity as Africans. Must be always be like the whites in all spheres? |
olakan22:Oga the Bible is our guide as Xtain and not some persons coming to say the Holy Spirit said when in fact Holy nor talk anything. If you wanna differ or counter anything, refer to the Bible. Plain and simple. |
[quqote author=Toks2008 post=39360908] Ok sis but can i ask you a quick question. If you had a legal wedding with someone and the bride price has not been paid will you say both of you are not yet married?[/quote]Toks2008,thanks for this wonderful write up. As a lawyer and as a Nigerian, the only marriage that is known, is the traditional marriage and if u like you can perform that statutory marriage which is performed at the court/marriage registry.(it's optional). You won't get jailed or penalised for nothing contracting one. White weddings is a hoax to me. An imported culture. Whites or westerners don't pay bride price. Over there, a young man can moved from Atlanta to San Antonio in Texas, see a girl he loves and marry her without parental consent. But in Africa, in Nigeria, marriage is between families and not the bride and the bridegroom alone. The girl is usually handed over to the husbands family and not the husband per say. Hence family (father) must be present or represented at least. Now to the statutory marriage, it's trendy cos if u wish to travel out and/ or perform certain obligations, it will be required of you. And also in divorce proceedings the provisions of the Marriage Act and the Matrimonial Causes Act as usually adhered to, and the High Court has exclusive jurisdiction and this tends to favour the woman and the children of the marriage, hence the trendy nature. But the customary court has jurisdiction as per traditional marriages and the customs and traditions of the land are usually invoked which are often than none unfavorable to women(wivies).Hence they insist on statutory marriage. Now let's look at it from the Jahoval witnesses point of view. They usually encourage members to perform one which is basically the traditional marriage, they have a service or marriage talk show in church and it's over. This was also brought down by the whites. Have you ever bordered to ask y this difference? In Africa, traditional marriage is paramount of that is our identity. That's what makes us Africans. Statutory marriage is as a matter of convince that can be performed any time after the traditional marriage. On a final note, no church or pastor will allegedly join couples in church, when the pride price has not being paid. No church does that. Have you every border to ponder on this and find out why? I rise. |
Truth be told, the best friends I ever had were extreme loners. People considered em dangerous, slow poke, slow poison, etc, from a far. But if u get to know them and break thru that cloud they portray, you will find out they are not only intelligent, they are nice, honest, trust worthy, selfless and dependable friends. And they are friends for life as long as you don't betray their trust. There is always a reason they choose to be loners, remain in their own world. Rather than judge them, get to know them. U might be saving a life without knowing it, cos some are depressed and suicidal. |
A video clip of Saudi Arabia’s top cleric saying that the game of chess is “forbidden” in Islam because it wastes time and leads to rivalry and enmity among people has provoked heated debate, and widespread criticism, among Arabic Twitter users. The clip was shared on YouTube in December, gaining traction in recent days on social media. Some Twitter users mocked Grand Mufti Sheikh Abdelaziz Al Sheikh, saying chess is an intelligent game and that is why conservative clerics decry it. Others defended his religious advice, saying that many other Islamic scholars have also warned that the game can be addictive and cause people to lose focus from their daily prayers and remembrance of God. Saudi Arabia’s influential religious establishment adheres to a strict Sunni Islamic ideology known widely as Wahhabism.
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MORNING THERAPY You heard he is a cultist. You could not believe it, you said “He is so young and He is just 16 and in SS1”. Now, you have seen him – marijuana parting his lips, a tattooed snake on his arm and in his hand is a bottle of beer. You heard him say that his favorite date is the 7th of July, and you assumed that was his birthday. You stood afar and criticized him, you told your friends that hell awaits him, you shook your head and said to yourself, “He is already doomed”. But you do not know that within the “bad, hard guy” lies a fragile, aching heart wanting to be loved and showed a little care. Now, he only finds solace in his gang because his dad and mom are on the brink of divorce! She knocked on your door asking to help you do anything for food or money. She looked so unkempt and malnourished. You were torn between pity and disbelief. You know her uncle to be a rich and religious man, an elder in his church, and you can help but wonder why she would be in this sorry state. You concluded that she has been wayward and disrespectful and this is his way of punishing her for some time. Without asking her any questions, you managed to give her a rumpled ₦100 note, sent her away and told her not to come back. She leaves, fighting tears, wondering how she would go back to her uncle who had sworn not to take care of her except she warms his bed! That man you saw yesterday has been going through a hard time. He is a job-hunting father who just lost his only son and has been pondering on how to bury his dead. He bumped into you and before he could apologize, you have rained insults on him. You saw the tears well up in his eyes but you did not bother to show any empathy. To you, he is just a depressed fellow who should not bother others with his woes. You saw her in a bar, wreaking of alcohol. She kept laughing and muttering to herself, “Why? Why?” You walked past her, even though a voice inside of you kept telling you to find out her problem. You shut the voice down and tagged her “A cheap drunk. A woman for that matter”! But that cheap drunk is a widow who had just been diagnosed with breast cancer, moreover, she just lost her job a month ago. Now, she thinks those bottles of alcohol could wash away her sorrow.*** And you claim to have the light, you boast in the scriptures because you know only the letters (but you are devoid of revelation)! You failed to bring the “bad, hard guy” close and show him the truth and now he has fulfilled the request of his gang by raping his younger sister leaving his whole family distraught and confused Your ₦100 could not help that young girl for she finally yielded to the advances of her “rich and religious” uncle. Now, she has been deflowered, all hormones have been let loose. She have been selling her wares to all and sundry and she got pregnant. At present, her cold body is lying in a mortuary because of a failed D&C just because you refused to bring her close and show her the ideals of life. And you claim you have the light The depressed man you insulted was seen hanging from a mango tree recently. His suicide note read “I am too weak to carry on”. You could not show him any form sympathy, perhaps, he might have shared his burden with you. Then you would have let him know that in his weakness, God’s strength is manifested. And you claim you have the light That “cheap drunk” is now on the hospital bed staring into the space in despair, waiting for death to rap on the door. All she needs is a message of hope, a message that would give her life – the God kind of life. You have that message. You are an exquisite perfume, do not bottle up your fragrance, go and spread it where it is needed. You are the light, do not hide your shine. You are the salt of the world, let your taste be felt . courtesy :floxy |
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Proudly an ijawman but grew up in Edo state, Esanland.(The land of fresh farm produce and fruits).