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Ejechi is a popular last name among Delta Ibos, especially in Ndokwa West LGA, i.e. around Kwale and it's surroundings. I just did a small google: Ejechi Kenneth: https://twitter.com/ejechik Ejechi Bernard: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Bernard_Ejechi/publications Ejechi Blessing https://www.facebook.com/public/Blessing-Ejechi Ejechi Sonia https://www.facebook.com/public/Sonia-Ejechi Ejechi Philip https://www.linkedin.com/in/philip-ejechi-osademe-246440101 Ejechi Kanayo http://vk.com/id173169202 Ozy Ejechi https://www.stage32.com/profile/360886/about e.t.c....gives ones a starting point. |
dominique:They can't without the consent of the relatives and it appear that, the laws are silent on what happens, if no one comes up to claim the bodies, hence the court order, in case someone from somewhere comes up tomorrow and sue them for burying their relative without their consent. Yes, in the ensuing court case, the government will win, if they argue abandonment, but they would have to spend money to defend themselves each time those cases comes up(some hospital will even settle to avoid going to court)...but with this order, even if anyone file any case, it will be tossed after administrative hearing during pre-trials. I think the laws should be amended to give the hospital automatic full custody of corpses, if they are not claimed with certain prescribed period of time and cases like these will not be needed. |
Na wao! dis dasuki fund plenty, ebilike say everybody collect am, na so so new names dem dey reveal everyday. Abeg my people, which hall for Lagos dem dey take share dis moni wey I come miss am like dis? Abi na Kano or Kaduna dem share am? I don tell myself say, this time around, I will not be a slacker, I must show at the next sharing arena to collect my fatherland inheritance. |
Explorers:I go run after them come tell dem say, the moni no complete ni and that they should make the top one round figure as the bottom two. |
OpinionCounts:You are not totally correct on your second interpretation....there is no 'your' in 'Amusiri gi ike'.... If translated the way you are thinking, it will be something like: "......strong for you" |
Kaycee7:And why do you want her to be a role model or mentor? Did she said, she want to be your role model or mentor or that of anyone? It is myopic to conclude that, everyone will want to be a mentor to others, ask that individual first and the shocking truth is that, not everyone want to be a role model/mentor. Many may just want to be left alone to live their lives, the way they see fit, rather than be put under the constant pressure to conform to some society norms, rules and regulations so they can carry the label of role model/mentor. |
OBAGADAFFI:[See the relevant Nigeria law, I also also provided a link for the Nigeria criminal code below, find sometime and read it before responding... [url]http://www.nigeria-law.org/Criminal%20Code%20Act-PartIII-IV.htm#Part%203[/url] I understand the emotions behind your current position, but emotions does not make it a crime or a sin, you still can't give me a single biblical injunction from the Bible that make it a sin, nor a Nigeria law that makes it a crime.] Sections 109-111 of the Nigeria Criminal Code Part III provides: 109. Any person who, not being a person serving in the armed forces of Nigeria nor a member of the police forces, and with intent that he may be taken to be such a person or member as aforesaid- (a) wears any part of the uniform of, or (b) wears any garb resembling any part of the uniform of, a person serving in the armed forces of Nigeria, or a member of the police forces, is guilty of a misdemeanour and is liable to imprisonment for one year. 110. Any person who- Unlawfully wearing the uniform of forces, etc. L.N. 112 of 1964. 1967 No. 27. (1) not being a person serving in any of the armed forces of Nigeria, wears the uniform or any part of the uniform of such forces, or any the armed dress having the appearance or bearing any of the regimental or other distinctive marks of such uniforms; or (2) not being a person holding any office or authority under the Government of Nigeria or of any part thereof, wears any uniform or distinctive badge or mark or carries any token calculated to convey the impression that such person holds any office or authority under the government;is guilty of an offence and is liable to imprisonment for one month, or to a fine of ten naira, unless he proves that he had the permission of the President or of the Governor of a State or wear such uniform or dress, badge or mark or to carry such token: Provided that this section shall not apply to the wearing of any uniform or dress in the course of a stage play or in any bona fide public entertainment. (The above provision was also enacted in the Laws of Lagos State, see Section 79 of the Criminal Law of Lagos State...States routinely enacts and inculcate federal laws into their respective state laws, it is done almost everywhere in the world including Nigeria.) 111. Any person who sells or gives any uniform, or part of a or any dress, badge or mark, as in the last preceding section mentioned, to any person who is not authorised to wear the same, is guilty of an offence and is liable to the penalties prescribed in the said section. Section 77 of the Criminal Laws of Lagos State: The above crime will net you three years in prison with no option of a fine. Section 133 of the Penal Code Provides: 133. Whoever not belonging to a certain class of public officer wears any dress or carries any token resembling any dress or token used by that class of public officer with the intention that it may be believed that he belongs to that class of public officer shall be punished with imprisonment for term which may extend to 6 (six) months or with a fine which may extend to N40.00 (forty Naira) or with both. |
buharisbae:So na the OP, a student go go prosecute those politicians? Abeg, park well make I pass. You have the right message, but the wrong audience, get your ass off your PC and carry placard and poster go EFCC,even carry go Abuja sef, then you will be preaching to the right audience. |
OBAGADAFFI:Same response applies here.... No it is not okay for you to wear a military uniform or a court dress, because it is against the laws in Nigeria, to do so; simple and straight. That goes back to my previous question; show me a law in the Nigeria constitution or in the New Testament Bible that she has violated? |
OBAGADAFFI:No it is not okay for you to wear a military uniform or a court dress, because it is against the laws in Nigeria, to do so; simple and straight. That goes back to my previous question; show me a law in the Nigeria constitution or in the New Testament Bible that she has violated? |
pearl4eva:Worst things have been done and are continued to be done with the hijab. Google is your friend, think of anything worst thing or act and google that with the hijab and you will get enormous hits...hint; I just googled 'hijab p0rn!star" and got millions of hits. |
OBAGADAFFI:She is not part of the Catholic Church or dogma and does not have to obey the Church's bylaws... same way you don't have to forego pig's delicacies, because you are not a Moslem and therefore not subject to their rules or bylaws. |
Just checking names. |
OBAGADAFFI:...And who said or made the law that she can't wear a religious sect dress? I have not seen that section of the constitution before or any place in the new testament bible, that made such a proclamation as yours, or do you mine quoting a new testament verse or post a constitutional link that condemn her dressing or made a sin? |
Cocaiine:Google is your friend, try google terms like 'nun IndecentStar' or any variant of those words, I did a simple google search and got more than 1 million hits. I see satire and not blasphemy in what she did...The Bible said, Judge not, so that ye shall not be Judge and Jesus turning to his disciples, who like many here just condemn someone before him, said..."Truly, I say to you, the tax collectors and the prostitutes go into the kingdom of God before you" Leave the work of condemnation of sin to the Holy Ghost, your job is to preach the gospel and leave the rest. |
tomquest:I think what he is saying is that...the commission's vacancy was not published to the general public on any of the newspapers nor was it broadcast. Though, the guy is qualified, but he was part of narrow pool or even the only one in the pool that was looked into for the job, and getting into such pool need insiders who will pass on the vacancy privately or he must been close to the governor, all in all, it still boil to who you know. |
This is the reason, we keep telling every guy, if you know say, you wowo and you bi man, please do your children and future generation, find a beautiful woman and marry. If you bi woman and you check yourself for mirror and you no like wetin you see, abeg avoid ugly guys or men, even if they are loaded, find one handson bobo, your children will thank you for it. Even in the 70s, ebilike say them preach this message na him Freeze papa practice, you can see how Freeze dey jolly jolly...just close your eyes for a second and imagine what Freeze will look like him papa for marry one wowo woman now? |
Francis95:Window shopper, look your backpack as e dey flat, you go shoprite, use their store, basket with some can kini take picture, you no come buy anything....u dey fall person hand. |
My bad, I clicked on the link, thinking that, it said..."Life Prison for NASS leaders", and was truly disappointment that, instead of respectfully checking themselves into nearest prison cell, on account of their current and on going loots, they are strategizing on how to loot more. The thunder and ogun that will strike these Nigeria nemesis, is still doing press up, since independence day, October 1, 1960...and it will surely come at the fullness of time, each of you should just wait for your turn to face the wrath of the thunder and ogun. |
Jorussia:Huge government expenditure actually will lead to the fall of Naira and not the opposite as you have summised, that is economy 101. When government spends, they flood the economy with more Naira notes and pour more of those paper weights into circulation, simple economy of supply and demand states that, when supply is high, value (aka price) goes down. The reason is simple, Nigeria is not export oriented and those huge government spending will not drive an equal huge demand for Naira and as such the supply will out pace the demand...not too many people want Naira out there, in fact many people e.g. Airliners who have huge stockpiles of Naira because of the prior artificial scarcity will want to swap out their Naira stock piles now that the government seem to be walking back their prior policies, thereby pumping more dead weight Naira notes into circulation. |
How is this a "discovery"? Na wa for Nigeria Army, BK are fleeing from the incoming Army, one would have thought that, common sense would have detected to NA that under shrubs will be a good hiding place and camps along the fleeing routes. Out of curiosity sha, was the drone looking for them on the mountain top and open desert? |
Lawmaker indeed, which law(s) has he made for the past one year? |
JaredNormak:Base on your hypothesis and conclusions, it follows and logically too that, the Pastor and perishioners who got shot and killed in Charlestown, SC for similar reasons. |
yomi007k:He was driving, very difficult to proof his innocence, at the minimum (i.e. If the charging officers are lenient), he goes down with manslaughter... Since it is a felony, it becomes a dent on his records and he can kiss his medical license goodbye. My real beef is, why didn't he settle the case out of court, knowing the impact on his career as a doctor? Most Nigerian family are very understandable, they are not like the average American, who wants an eye for an eye. Seeing that, their family member is dead due to a road accident and the suspect is remorseful, begging, pleading and they fully know that, sending him to prison will not bring the dead back to life or turn their futunes around, they will be willing to sit down, talk and iron out some settlement...how do I know this? Because, if in the same shoes, I will do the same, if my love one passed on, under similar circumstance, I will not want the individual to go to prison, especially when he is not a criminal, tug, etc and it was not an intentional act. |
aloziedaya:...and yet, they responded to AMAA asking how to be included, but albeit too late, making AMAA to refuse their late entries or late attempt to comply. |
scholes0:Those ones have learnt their lessons and moved their money from the US or are now using proxies to hid their money, assets and lots. Remember the foreign account saga involving Swiss bank and HSBC in the US during GEJ tenure? Believe me, if the FBI takes another inventory and compile a new list in the next six months, none of these names will be on that list as the money would have found new homes and proxy accounts. |
Holyfield1:The same thing went through my mind, but on the opposite direction.....it appear that with iron doors and burglars; doors and windows are getting more secure and thieves have decided to target the walls instead, since the price of cement is getting high and high everyday, landlords are milking more and more blocks from a single bag of cement compare to yester-years, thereby weakening the strength of the walls and thieves are noticing. |
ivili:It will not surprise that, those who were 'caught' were the ones who did not pay the required kick-back to Oga at the top. |
herbie27:Kool, I love the civil nature of your response, it will be great if we keep it that way.... Now my question specifically said 'New Testament' or commandment from Jesus. It will be safe to assume that Jesus teachings were complete and all we need to be Christians and even make heaven on the final day, it is also safe to assume that, if tithing is such a corner stone requirement and duty for a New Testament church, he will not fail to mention it even once. He even took time to mention our duty and obligations to the ruling government of the day (aka give on to Caesar what belongs to Carsar) and also mentioned our responsibility to pay tax as Christians, but never tithing. |
herbie27:Can you tell me where exactly I can find those in the New Testament Bible? Any passage in the Bible, where Jesus commanded us to do those, will be great. Thanks in advance. |
Question? If my full month salary is N10k (N120k/pa) and I sacrifice everything, is that 'Abundance Sacrifice' or 'Sub-Next Level Sacrifice'? Another question? After the above sacrifice, how I go eat, maintain body/soul and get transportation to work for the next month? |
Tallesty1:see your life? na so you go take collect std one hand. |
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where are we heading to in this country!
Christianity very tolerant,she knew she culd not have tried this wit hijab. All hell wuld break loose in dat school.