₦airaland Forum

Peakdesign23:
I saw this on Facebook and decided to share with you guys.
There are two doors here.
RED: 20 MILLION NAIRA CASH
BLUE DOOR: GO BACK IN TIME AND FIX ALL YOUR MISTAKES.

Red door for me. I don't have any past mistakes to correct. I am where I am today thanks to all of them. 😀😀😀😀😀😀

Bullfallo:
➜I noticed these sets of women don’t have any other time to do anything like cooking, washing and home cleaning. Their homes are untidy. It’s understandable for a man to be that busy, but not for a young woman.

OP, if you are thinking of marrying a fashion designer, I am afraid you are making a big mistake. 😫😫😫😫

This post of yours already indicates that you are not good enough for such a person. Abi make I talk say a busy woman does not deserve you. I suggest you find yourself a woman who is neither a fashion designer nor has a job since you are allergic to busy women. That way, you can always have a woman to wash, cook, and clean for you while you take full responsibility for her upkeep and care.

Olenotuka:
➜How can I get out of depression, please suggest ways. I already know the causes of my state, but I don't have the solutions. There are times I even yearn to exit The world so I can be free. What's life without happiness?

If you already know the cause of the depression — provided it is not genetic or chemical(brain) — then you already have a way of resolving the issue. I mean you may need to go through the steps of grief, again this depends on the cause. Accept the problem and situation and then resolve to move on and stop dwelling on it.

zero8zero:
➜You're living in a cave, right?

I am?

RealityKings1:
✓ About the bolded, Yes, according to the constitution you are right. It's also good you understand the fact that the Senate can vote an elected official out of the office.
That's the indirect influence of the president

Only under very limited circumstances and that too is clearly stipulated in the constitution.

RealityKings1:
✓ A constitution is a set of CODIFIED fundamental rules that define how a country or state is governed. It simply means they are written down clearly in a specific document. But that does not mean the most influential person in the state can't employ state tools to effect your immediate removal if necessary

if the codified fundamental rule does not bestow on this most influential person the power you describe then he cannot, using whatever imagined state tools to do what you claim.

Based on the constitution the President DOES NOT have power to institute the removal of any elected official from office. He can remove those whom he employed but none other. Only the electorates, and the Senate have power to vote any elected official out of office.

mekzyjoe:
Happy Sunday to u bro..don't always fail to update this beautiful thread when u have the time..we are following

But there is no such thing as a prayer giant. Even your many GOs with all of their many claims at being prayer giants have not been able to accomplish anything beyond that which other humans with the same amount of Material resources as they have.

DeLaRue:
✓ The Supreme Court decision requiring payment directly to Local governments supersedes any related provision of the Constitution, so any State hiding behind a secondary provision of the Constitution to thwart or undermine the Supreme Court decision is acting in contempt of the Court.
✓ The Supreme Court can haul the Attorney General of Anambra before it to explain the actions of the State, and he could be held in contempt of the Court.
That is a serious matter for a lawyer.
The only way to overturn the decision of the Constitution is via a law promulgated by the National Assembly and assented by the President. You and I know that is not going to happen.
So the Supreme Court decision remains final.
Mr Soludo and the gentleman in Abia are wasting their time rushing to pass new laws to effectively preserve the status quo.

The role of the Supreme Court, in any democracy, is not to violate or override the Constitution but to correctly interpret it as is written. The Supreme Court decision stands in direct violation of the Constitution.

2. As I already pointed out earlier, Nigeria and Nigerians have no regard for their laws. So no point trying to argue meaningfully about these already meaningless things.

givedemwotowoto:
➜States and LGs can have multiple accounts in multiple banks
➜while designating a specific account for FG allocations. [/b]
➜FG's job is to send money to their designated bank account, but LGs are regulated by state assemblies.
➜If FG sends them money, state assembly can ask them to make funds available in a specified joint bank account with the state.
Anambra state lawmakers already passed a LG Administration Law last year after the SC ruling, mandating LGs to deposit money allocated by FG into a Joint Account with the state. The state will deduct a percentage and send the rest to the LG.
https://punchng.com/soludo-signs-anambra-lg-law-says-absolute-lg-autonomy-would-create-chaos/
Highlights of the bill:
Section 13(1) of the bill provides that the state shall maintain a “State Joint Local Government Account,” into which all federal allocations to local governments in Anambra State must be deposited.
Section 14(3) of the bill stipulates that each local government in the state must remit a state-determined percentage to the consolidated account within two working days of receiving their allocations from the Federation Account.
Section 14(4) maintains that if the state receives the local government allocation on their behalf, it must deduct the specified percentage before disbursing the remaining funds to the local governments.

1. Any business entity is allowed to gave multiple accounts for its business purposes.

2. The current constitution clearly indicates that the State Government is to create and maintain(not directly access for its own purpose) only one account for FG to drop the LG-related funds into, after which, the State is then to distribute the funds in that account directly to the LGS based on sharing formulae/decision made by the National and State assembly.

3. LGS fund decisions are equally made by the National Assembly. So, it isn't just the state senate but also the National Senate as well.

4. Here's the problem. The state assembly should not have the power to do any of you insist that Anambra State has done. In much the same way that the National Assembly is not able to demand the States deposit a percentage of the funds, it receives into an FG-owned account, so also, the State Assembly has no right to demand that LGs place a percentage of the funds they receive from the LG into any State-owned account. Everything you described here violates the current constitution. But because this is Nigeria and Nigerians don't particularly care, these things are allowed to happen.

givedemwotowoto:
➜The constitution doesn't tell LGs and SGs where they can put their money but state houses of assembly can regulate that.
➜States and LGs maintain multiple accounts.

1. I am not certain I understand what you mean.

2. Maintaining multiple accounts? I don't follow.

zero8zero:
➜Make we see na, una think say EFCC be like joke to una.

Where is Yahaya Bello? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

givedemwotowoto:
➜It’s difficult to achieve full LG autonomy with the current constitution. No matter what you do, the state assemblies can pass a law that mandates the state and LG accounts to be put together when it arrives the state., or laws that limit the extent to which LG chairmen can spend funds

The constitution does not support what you claim though.

zero8zero:
➜Geddifock

My doing that will not change the facts. You know this, right?

zero8zero:
➜Geddifock outta here.. did you go to the portal to apply?

➜Oh, you mean like the people who were supposed to receive the almost 200 trucks of rice that were supposedly released many months ago by the President and the Minister of Agriculture. Many months later, we still cannot seem to locate any of the actual recipients, right?
➜Or do you mean like the Naira 40,000 bags of rice offered by the government that we are yet to locate recipients of?

DanielJones:
➜Basic Facts About Impeachment:
1: A President can’t impeach a Governor.
2: A President can’t control a Governor.
3: A State Government can’t impeach a Local Government Chairman.
4: A State Governor can’t control a Local Government Chairman.
5: National Assembly can impeach a President.
6: State House of Assembly can impeach a Governor.
7: A LOCAL GOVERNMENT COUNCILLOR can impeach a Local Government Chairman.
➜With the recent development on LGA autonomy, let's start focusing on our local government. Do you know your LGA chairman? Do you know your councillors? Let's start calling our LGA chairmen out for any wrongdoings. It would have been easy if only we could get their social media handles.
➜The ministry in charge of national orientation should work on this.

✤ The people can impeach a sitting President
✤ The people can impeach a sitting Governor
✤ The people can impeach a sitting Local Government Councillor
✤ The people can impeach the Vice President
✤ The people can impeach a sitting senator or representative both at the state and national levels
So?🤔

2. Getting their social media handles would do what exactly?

3. The same ministries that have had a track record of doing nothing until this point?

Jozilinn:
➜Do do guys know people that hold grudges without even speaking up yet you keep hearing your name in their conversation and when you ask the matter. They'll just smile and would starting laughing when you look at them when maybe you or pretend like you are asleep you see the look on their face.
Like they keep piling up your mistakes are there people that actually do this that you know. I'm someone that if you offend I speak my mind and let go. I want to confront this person walai I have asked before the reply was nothing. That's their problem, this is a new year dey for who dey for you. With the way life is you go still dey carry person for mind God abeg oh.

One, people are different in the way they handle things. Two, confronting someone who has not even committed a criminal offense is probably going to leave you at a disadvantage. Three, if a person has a grudge against you and you cannot handle that fact, then try to move away from the person or focus your attention instead on bettering yourself so those he gossips to will see that he is in fact wrong about you. Life is short and hard. No point in engaging in meaningless endeavors.

No be the same people wey dey lie to us say dem don distribute money to over 25 million Nigerians be this? 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

NJV:
➜May God heal your heart.
➜I'll remember you in my prayers too.

You mean your Christian deities — their's well over 45000 personalities/gods aka denminatons in just one religion? No thanks! I'll pass! I prefer a life of no contradictions let alone over 45000 of them! 🙄🙄🙄🙄

The same prayers that have resulted in millions of Nigerians losing their inheritance to a bunch of criminals? You people ought to be ashamed of these things you keep throwing around. 🙄🙄🙄🙄

adalame:
➜Thank you so much for this reminder and encouragement. The story of the thief on the cross is a powerful example of grace and redemption, even in the face of consequences. I truly appreciate your kindness and your words of hope. I will hold on, turn to Jesus, and trust that He will guide me to do what’s right. God bless you for your support.

That is instead a religious lie since the same Jesus Christ of Israel had previously announced that for 3 days He would be in the grave and would rise only on the third day. The promise made by Jesus Christ of Israel to the thief on the cross was that he, the thief, would be in a place He, Jesus Christ of Israel, regarded as Paradise that very same day. Since Jesus Christ of Israel already previously announced that He would be in the grave that same day. It only follows that what Jesus Christ of Israel meant was that the thief would die i.e. be in the grave that very same day. Essentially, what Jesus Christ of Israel meant by Paradise was in fact the grave aka place of death.

NJV:
➜Remember the thief at Jesus' side on the cross of Calvary, he still had to suffer the consequences of being a thief, but because he got saved on the cross, he enjoyed peace after death.
➜So pls whatever you've done, rather than take your life and be doomed forever, kindly stay alive and turn to Jesus. He'll help you do the right thing. God help you.

Stop lying to him! The book instead states that the thief on the cross died that same day just like Jesus Christ said.

2. Stop spreading these disgusting lies! Jesus Christ of Israel said only those who were of the blood of Jacob were qualified to have Him as their master. Is OP an Israelite by birth?

adalame:
✓ Not as an escape, no. Maybe as a way to find the strength to face those consequences. I know running from responsibility isn’t the answer, but I’m struggling to see a way forward. Seeking Christ might be my only hope for clarity and courage.

Did Jesus Christ say that believing in Him would give this hope for clarity and courage of the kind you suggest? 🤔

Obaaderemi2:
✓ @bolded, on which census? Nigerian figures which are not acceptable to you because they're usually false? ✓ You shot your own claims to pieces already. You no longer have the validity to say anything based on figures composed by Nigerians 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Your retort does not make any sense given what I in fact stated though. 😩😩😩😩😩😩

adalame:
✓ I understand where you're coming from, and I appreciate your concern. Maybe peace isn’t found in escape, but staying alive and facing the consequences feels impossible right now. Still, I’ll think about what you said, seeking Christ and confessing. Thank you for urging me to reconsider.

Seeking Christ as an escape from the consequences of your actions?

Telltruth123:
I will advice you to take your Bible or Quran and start reading it and sick help from God, you will be fine, don't be a coward, there is no problem without a solution.

Nonsense! Even Hitler read those books and still killed himself in order to escape his faults.

adalame:
➜Choosing to go seems like freedom to me, but it's not courage; it's an escape. Not every problem has a solution, and sometimes, the consequences of our actions are heavier than we can bear. I am certain this is my path, I hope i find the peace i seek. Facing the storm seems to painful.

I am just glad you cleared the air regarding your particular reason here. It isn't the case that you are suicidal but rather you have resolved that death is the easiest way out of facing the consequence of your own faults here. There are those out there who struggle with suicidal tendencies, not for crimes committed or faults of their own; you are not one of them.

kay29000:
➜I know that. But just like you're inferring that I'm generalising, the girl I responded to was also generalising. How does she know what all married women with kids think about during sex?

OK!

adalame:
➜ I've done something so terrible that it feels beyond redemption. I can't seem to find a way out of this mess. I just want to leave, and I'm considering the easiest way to do so. But my loved ones would suffer because of it. How can I find a way to be saved? I'm so scared right now

You are a coward thinking death would be the easiest way out of accepting the consequence of his actions. Right? I recall Hitler did the same thing. Rather than accept the consequences of his atrocities, he chose to kill himself and took his wife and children with him. Anyway, good luck! 🤔

free2ryhme:
➜you dey over do. Try dey rest

This 2025, spend your life and time on better things abeg!

Celestialsword:
➜Monday Elela, the father of a 14-year-old boy, Tope Elela, who was allegedly killed and buried has confessed that he killed and buried his son for always engaging in housebreaking, stealing, and other criminal activities.
Elela who lives in Ajowa Akoko in Akoko North-West Local Government Area of Ondo State descibed the deceased son as the black sheep of the family among his seven children.
The father and his wife were alleged to have killed the Tope Elela following which they were arrested by police.
Speaking with journalists when being paraded by the Ondo State Commissioner of Police, CP Wilfred Afolabi at the police headquarters in Akure, Elela disclosed that he buried the boy in a shallow grave under a banana tree behind his house after he gave up the ghost.
“I did not know that the boy would die when I beat him in the night after he escaped from the custody of the State Security Network codename Amotekun,” Elela said.

Just like that. the father murdered his own son and tried to cover it up. !

Starz825:
➜Economy or no economy...man must nak him wife... Na normal stuff

That much is not hidden in the fact that the poor are still producing children even deadly poverty projected for the entire nation.

kay29000:
➜At the bolded, are you trying to tell me women no longer enjoy sex once they have kids? What of the ones that cheat on their husband after having multiple kids?
➜There are two married women disturbing my guy right now for sex. I knew them with him before they married, after marriage and having kids, they started disturbing him for sex. I saw the chats with my very eyes.
➜So you're telling me if my guy isn't principled, and agrees to sleep with them, that they will be thinking of chores while having sex with him? lol!

Not all women are the same. Like men, women have individual preferences when it comes to sex. So you have to deal with the particular woman you have based on her particular preferences or ideas regarding sex.

2. That two married women are currently disturbing you DOES NOT imply then that all married women are sexual deviants. There are equally married women out there who hate sex and would rather consider getting a divorce for peace's sake.

3. Each woman you meet out there is unique in her desires and preferences even regarding sex. Try to realize this for your own brain's sake!

ChristRep:
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A scammer-in-the-lords who spent his entire life fleecing his gullible sheep announcing that prosperity is his only offense? 😂😂😂😂😂😂