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Sonnobax15:
Good day my fellow nairalanders...It's been a while since I've been active in-here...I know how much you guys have equally missed me ,the warri guy .....But I must really confess that I've missed you all so much too...But the hustle has really got my hands so tied up

Well,I've sat and thought of sharing with you all my experience and journey so far on how I've fared since I left my bakery work for keke riding...

First of all,it hasn't been an easy journey..But I must say from the depth of my heart that it's the best decision I've made so far in my entire life....

Though it was given to me by a micro finance bank at a higher purchase price...But considering the amount of profit I usually make for myself on a daily basis after remitting the everyday #4k back to the micro finance bank is very mouth-watering .

Also,the peace of mind is top-notch....I don't have to be confronted by any boss whosoever for coming late to work or poor work output...As a matter of fact, I'm myself boss . If any passenger tries to intimidate me,I've every right to show him/her the exit door out of my keke . I remember how agberos took advantage of me at first when I first started as a novice......To the extent that I stopped working during the day, waiting until the evening when the different squad of agberos have departed the roads . Chaiiii,dem really show me shege cha

Las las,it wouldn't be nice if I don't mention the fact that "agberoism" is indeed a part of this job.... Sometimes I can't help but ponder and wonder how a dude like me who used to be very quiet has suddenly turned out to be the outspoken type to the extent that I now exchange insults with other motorists on the road . Perhaps it's something that's encrypted in every transporter's DNA


In a nutshell,my deepest regret is that I neglected this idea as at five years ago...If only I had paid heed to my old man's advice, definitely, I'd have had my own keke by now... But so far so good,I give God all the glory

Las las, I'd love to advise every jobless but aspiring nairalander out there, that there are enough legit hustling out there which are waiting for you to come and embrace them....."KILL THE PRIDE AND HUSTLE, BECAUSE LAS LAS, NOBODY GO PUT FOOD FOR YOUR TABLE IF YOU NO GET MONEY"......

I must admit you have the right mindset and attitude and the sky is just your starting point. May God keep blessing your hustle.

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personally I watch my sugar intake. May God help us.


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Hmm... The Guinness world record sure brought with it some opportunities...


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All the best ma'am.

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Wike deserves royalty for this Timaya's song sha. Lol

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They have really dealt with MNK sha...

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It is well.

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It is well.

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Me:
I need more clarity on section 134(2) of the Nigerian constitution

Chatgpt:
Section 134(2) of the Nigerian Constitution sets out the requirements for a candidate to be duly elected as the President of Nigeria. The section states that where there are more than two candidates running for the presidential election, the candidate with the highest number of votes cast at the election will be deemed to have been duly elected if he or she meets two additional criteria.

The first criterion is that the candidate must have not less than one-quarter of the votes cast at the election in each of at least two-thirds of all the states in the Federation and the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja. In other words, the candidate must have a broad base of support across the country to be considered duly elected.

The second criterion is that the candidate must have the highest number of votes cast at the election. This means that even if the candidate meets the first criterion, they will not be deemed to have been duly elected if they do not have the highest number of votes cast at the election.

It is important to note that these criteria only apply where there are more than two candidates running for the presidential election. If there are only two candidates, the candidate with the highest number of votes will be deemed to have been duly elected.

Me:
Can Abuja in anyway be exempted from the first criterion?

Chatgpt:
No, Abuja cannot be exempted from the first criterion as set out in Section 134(2) of the Nigerian Constitution. The Constitution specifically requires that a candidate for the presidential election must have not less than one-quarter of the votes cast at the election in each of at least two-thirds of all the states in the Federation and the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja. Therefore, the candidate must obtain at least one-quarter of the votes cast in Abuja as well as in at least two-thirds of all the other states in the country to be considered duly elected as the President of Nigeria.

It is worth noting that the Constitution is the supreme law of Nigeria, and its provisions are binding on all persons and authorities in the country. Any attempt to exempt Abuja or any other state from the requirements of the Constitution would be unconstitutional and invalid.

Me:
What if a candidate gets 25% of valid voted in all 36 states but doesn't get 25% in the FCT, can they be constitutionally declared winner?

Chatgpt:
No, if a candidate gets 25% of the valid votes in all 36 states of Nigeria but does not get 25% of the valid votes in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja, the candidate cannot be constitutionally declared the winner of the presidential election.

This is because the requirement as set out in Section 134(2) of the Nigerian Constitution is that a candidate for the presidential election must have not less than one-quarter of the votes cast at the election in each of at least two-thirds of all the states in the Federation and the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja. The phrase "each of at least two-thirds of all the states" means that the candidate must obtain the minimum required votes in all the states that make up at least two-thirds of all the states in Nigeria, which is 24 states. Abuja, as the Federal Capital Territory, is also included in this requirement.

Therefore, if the candidate does not meet the requirement of having at least one-quarter of the votes cast in the FCT, Abuja, the candidate cannot be deemed to have been duly elected as the President of Nigeria, even if they meet the requirement in all other states of the federation.