₦airaland Forum

IykeChukz:
Hi

Helo Bro.

A lot has been said about the recent freezing of the account of Gov. Fayose by the "almighty" without recourse to constitutional provision.

I decided not to quickly join the charade because of the uselessness of PDP and their attempt to introduce grazing in our communities, however, It will be unjust not to lend a voice to this full blown tyranny, this state of nature, especially when it concerns a governor who have been the leading voice of the opposition and who have been standing for what is right.

Apathy in such circumstance is as good as evil. What is interesting is not that those who think it is cool for the judge presiding over the "certificateless Ness" of the president to adjourn the case sine die, are now happy with this development, it appears that even Gov. Ayodele Fayose does not know the exact section which protects him.


Section 308 of the 1999 constitution prohibits any form of prosecution of a sitting governor but recourse to the present case by citing that section will not be obvious to the large group of illiterate followers of Hitler.

It will be difficult explaining the illegality of the freezing of the account of the Governor citing only that section. The supporters will try to make a distinction between prosecution and investigation. I have seen some of them pasting the laughable excuse from Magu.

This is where the EFCC Act itself comes in and EFCC has lawyers working there. Can they explain to me the federal high court they sought powers from before freezing of the account of the Governor?

This is where section 308 now comes in handy. To freeze an account, you have to come by way of motion exparte to a federal high court. Can you take Fayose to court? No Why? S.308 prevents it.

Is it Fayose ' s fault that you decided to have section 308? No Those of you presently advocating for the automatic removal of section 308 without any formal constitutional amendments are comedians. So we should now delete that section from our memory simply because you want Fayose punished?


How about get the section removed first, then go after Fayose? That way, those of us who are aggrieved over what the president have been done can also sue him.


It is called fairness.

No surprises at all.
something ONLY Yorubas DO TO themselves since creation.
it's sad really and trust me I've got my own dose as well.

too bad and sad honestly.

I vote




Mimzy
Lanicky



cc NLJega

This is a thing 9ija has NEVER experienced before.


this is the worst government ever IN THE history of Nigeria.

I vote


Mimzy
Lanicky
Mysticgal
ChubbyT

Refiner

Cc: NLJega

lai: IF you ever for once or one day say the truth, your job ends immediately. ise bo lowo e niyen O.

adeshina: alhaji you mean saying the truth is not part of why I'm here? I'll try to learn fast fast from you I promise.

evil government organization corrupting good minded people since god knows when



mtcheeeeewwwww

FTC.



Animal in human skin.

Second to comment.


May the LORD GOD keep you alive and in good perfect health SIR.

mimzy:
I am right here...
Was about to log off when i saw your mention. My eyelids are so heavy.
Howdy?? Hope ure good

Hmmmm. Quite better now my sister.
Have a great nite rest. did you say heavy eyelids?
receive Ur instant RELIEF NOW in Jesus name Ma. it's well with U.

sleep tight and dream of. ........

..
....

where is MIMZY
...

Miss NAIRALAND 2016 - 2020

that's flavour's house. she's spending the whole weekend there. 2nd daughter loading.




U'll see.



IF the beef is free why pay for the cow?

Right step in the right direction.


PDP is coming on and up greatly and strongly.


PDP!
POWER TO THE PEOPLE!!

happy awards.




more power to Ur elbow, legs and chest.

space booked. this land is not for sale. omo oniles beware!!!

none of my concerns. they'll ALWAYS steal any day anyway and anytime.
who them epp

sad as it gets. methinks this girl is lucky to receive mercies and grace from GOD ALMIGHTY. it's not by power. she obviously "loves" the husband.




what an unfair world we find ourselves.

i just dey observe.

he don see say trekking no fit epp anybody

Good one. It shows hardwork and spirit of doggedness.



but
who she epp.

UNDERSTANDING THE ARGUMENT OVER THE SO- CALLED REMOVAL OF FUEL SUBSIDY
.........Barr. Emeka Ugwuonye (C. E. O. ECULAW GROUP)
Charles Novia wrote ; I just had a conversation with a top management ex-staff of NNPC. And he was honest with me. I actually just left his house.
I wanted to find out more about this so-called fuel subsidy removal and I asked him a lot of questions.
'So many marketers, including the NNPC itself, had millions and millions of litres in stock before this increase and they bought it at the old rate.
What has happened since two days is that some people who had stock bought at the old rate have 'hammered'.
It's free money for a lot of people if you work the mathematics'
He said. I worked the maths myself silently and shook my head.
So much for the lies about not creating overnight billionaires fed to the gullible public.
I asked him another question.
'Is this deregulation or price liberalisation?'
He answered. 'It's liberalisation.
Because the PPRA still has a ceiling placed on the price of what should be sold.
If it was deregulation, government or the NNPC or PPRA would not be bothered about fixing prices'
'So, in another way of speaking, you mean to say there is still some subsidy somewhere?' I asked

' There is some sort of subsidy which would only be borne by the products sold at NNPC fuel stations. But no one would tell you that now that we all are singing 'subsidy removal' 'He said.

I asked him the crunch question.

' The global price of crude is about $40.' I said.
'What if tomorrow the price of a barrel goes up to $100. How much would out fuel sell at the downstream per litre? Won't it be as high as N300 per litre now that the government says it has no hand in subsidy?'
He promptly replied. ' Yes.The more the oil price per barrel rises in the international market, the more the country would pay for fuel per litre at the stations.
Maybe as high as N400 per litre if things remain as they are at present'
'Damn! So, if that happens what would the government do?
The country would crumble and riot if we are forced to pay that high!' I screamed.
He smiled. ' If that scenario happens, my brother, the government would be forced to bring back this same subsidy they have jettisoned partially.
And it would be double what we used to pay before.
That's why I said the government has not deregulated the downstream because it's still in control.
This is just plain liberalisation'
Still not out of the woods.

UNDERSTANDING THE ARGUMENT OVER THE SO- CALLED REMOVAL OF FUEL SUBSIDY
.........Barr. Emeka Ugwuonye (C. E. O. ECULAW GROUP)
Charles Novia wrote ; I just had a conversation with a top management ex-staff of NNPC. And he was honest with me. I actually just left his house.
I wanted to find out more about this so-called fuel subsidy removal and I asked him a lot of questions.
'So many marketers, including the NNPC itself, had millions and millions of litres in stock before this increase and they bought it at the old rate.
What has happened since two days is that some people who had stock bought at the old rate have 'hammered'.
It's free money for a lot of people if you work the mathematics'
He said. I worked the maths myself silently and shook my head.
So much for the lies about not creating overnight billionaires fed to the gullible public.
I asked him another question.
'Is this deregulation or price liberalisation?'
He answered. 'It's liberalisation.
Because the PPRA still has a ceiling placed on the price of what should be sold.
If it was deregulation, government or the NNPC or PPRA would not be bothered about fixing prices'
'So, in another way of speaking, you mean to say there is still some subsidy somewhere?' I asked

' There is some sort of subsidy which would only be borne by the products sold at NNPC fuel stations. But no one would tell you that now that we all are singing 'subsidy removal' 'He said.

I asked him the crunch question.

' The global price of crude is about $40.' I said.
'What if tomorrow the price of a barrel goes up to $100. How much would out fuel sell at the downstream per litre? Won't it be as high as N300 per litre now that the government says it has no hand in subsidy?'
He promptly replied. ' Yes.The more the oil price per barrel rises in the international market, the more the country would pay for fuel per litre at the stations.
Maybe as high as N400 per litre if things remain as they are at present'
'Damn! So, if that happens what would the government do?
The country would crumble and riot if we are forced to pay that high!' I screamed.
He smiled. ' If that scenario happens, my brother, the government would be forced to bring back this same subsidy they have jettisoned partially.
And it would be double what we used to pay before.
That's why I said the government has not deregulated the downstream because it's still in control.
This is just plain liberalisation'
Still not out of the woods.

UNDERSTANDING THE ARGUMENT OVER THE SO- CALLED REMOVAL OF FUEL SUBSIDY
.........Barr. Emeka Ugwuonye (C. E. O. ECULAW GROUP)
Charles Novia wrote ; I just had a conversation with a top management ex-staff of NNPC. And he was honest with me. I actually just left his house.
I wanted to find out more about this so-called fuel subsidy removal and I asked him a lot of questions.
'So many marketers, including the NNPC itself, had millions and millions of litres in stock before this increase and they bought it at the old rate.
What has happened since two days is that some people who had stock bought at the old rate have 'hammered'.
It's free money for a lot of people if you work the mathematics'
He said. I worked the maths myself silently and shook my head.
So much for the lies about not creating overnight billionaires fed to the gullible public.
I asked him another question.
'Is this deregulation or price liberalisation?'
He answered. 'It's liberalisation.
Because the PPRA still has a ceiling placed on the price of what should be sold.
If it was deregulation, government or the NNPC or PPRA would not be bothered about fixing prices'
'So, in another way of speaking, you mean to say there is still some subsidy somewhere?' I asked

' There is some sort of subsidy which would only be borne by the products sold at NNPC fuel stations. But no one would tell you that now that we all are singing 'subsidy removal' 'He said.

I asked him the crunch question.

' The global price of crude is about $40.' I said.
'What if tomorrow the price of a barrel goes up to $100. How much would out fuel sell at the downstream per litre? Won't it be as high as N300 per litre now that the government says it has no hand in subsidy?'
He promptly replied. ' Yes.The more the oil price per barrel rises in the international market, the more the country would pay for fuel per litre at the stations.
Maybe as high as N400 per litre if things remain as they are at present'
'Damn! So, if that happens what would the government do?
The country would crumble and riot if we are forced to pay that high!' I screamed.
He smiled. ' If that scenario happens, my brother, the government would be forced to bring back this same subsidy they have jettisoned partially.
And it would be double what we used to pay before.
That's why I said the government has not deregulated the downstream because it's still in control.
This is just plain liberalisation'
Still not out of the woods.

Olukokosir:
I hate hearn dz kind of news... Dz man shud b in jail by now.











Meanwhile, vote for vision 2023..
Vote Ayesa Oluwatosin Oluwole (aka OLUKOKOSIR) for Ondo-state Governor under d party of. YDP (youth development party)..





Vote for me nd I ll b d best

vote for U?

U baba Ole nla.

Ondo o ni baje.

it's a story of animal farm.

just watching.

emmatuxz:
Vacancy!!! PROTESTERS NEEDED! Are you an experienced protester? Did you protest during the anti- fuel-subsidy-removal or anti- subsidy-fuel-removal at Ojota? Do you know how to blame GEJ? Can you lie like Lai Mohammed? Then this job is for you! Resume at Gani Fawehinmi Park, Ojota tomorrow by 7am. Great musicians like Fela, Dagrin, Vic O etc will be there to thrill the audience. Why are we protesting? PMS is now N145. What do we want? #BringBackOurSubsidy

bros ona no go kill person with laff for Nairaland.

Segadem:
...in the book of Hezekiah chapter 41 verse 9 says
" blessed are those who did not expect much for they shall not be disappointed"

bros I no fit laff. but is there any bible book like Hezekiah chapter 49?

honestly this country is FINISHED. Don't know if to cry or fall into tears of sorrow for it.


more than fantastically corrupt now.

who IBB epp