₦airaland Forum

justbusy:
With the way General buhari is running the affairs of the country, any right-thinking man will adjudge him a Dictator. He does things without recourse to the rule of law. I used small letter 'b' on his name; my keyboard lacks capital letter 'B' !

Buharidick:
yes.
one of the signs of a good lawyer is that, when u r approached by a client u consider litigation as d last option. if what we called ADR can mitigate the dispute there is no need to go to court. This is in line with one of the preliminary matters u consider before going to court which is Enforcement of Judgment. It's very tedious to enforce judgment against the state because the approval of the attorney general is a prerequisite. And u n I know that A.G is a political appointee, making it difficult for him to grant approval on enforcement of judgment against the state.

Jombojombo:
E de pain u??

There must be a transformer nearby

rusher14:
[b]National security is precious and never to be handled with kid gloves.

No nation great or small would sit back and watch its unity and state of affairs discredited, maligned, jettisoned or even shaken.

The people of the South East have a right to seek independence if they so desire but it must be done by exploiting whatever legal channels that exist.

This might take years, true, but the idea is to obtain sovereignty correct?

Also, though I don't doubt the spirit of oneness and purpose of the Igbos, one may conclude that the emergence of Buhari as president under a democratic process instigated the amplification of this purpose.

That in itself lends itself to an undemocratic purpose.

The man was voted in by a large selection across the nation and the igbos actively participated in the process that led to his emergence.

Agreed a large swathe of the East voted against him but the make up of democracy in our setting recognises those who did more.

To the rule of law and military engagement, people need to be wiser.

The military would not sit back and watch public and private property being destroyed under any guise.

Many would say the rallies have been peaceful and yes they mostly are, but there are always going to be pockets of violence here and there. Getting to know who fired the first salvo is never going to be easy, so it's one person's word against the other.

The Law is a useful tool but not always practical. Governments around the world would continue to bend and apply the law as it favours them.

The issue of national security sometimes transcends any written law and there's not really much that can be done about it.

More than anything one should always exhaust the peaceful avenue to the point where even your opponent agrees that he's taken advantage of you.

In other words Nigerians should learn to live in peace.

Africans should learn to embrace peaceful resolution of whatever conflict.

There's only one life to live.
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johnydon22:
It is both a shame and a mud slap in the face of this country, a country where federalism is dwarfed even though it claims to be a federal system.

Democracy is gagged and we have been plunged into plain autocracy still wearing the sheep clothing and rag of democracy.

A demeaning judicial system and as you said the authorities who demands conformity to court verdicts by the people openly ignores and belittles judicial verdicts

Hiploko:
I understand...

EternalTruths:
See what Buhari's CHANGE has caused

kaypling:
Again with the lies and deceit and incomplete stories. Anyone interested can go and check the guy's subsequent tweets. No matter how much people criticize Buhari and his government, PDP/Jonathan coming back is never an option

udemzy101:
Keep supporting id1ots like you...

AdeDayoAdedapo:
Sing fela with me- Zombie oh zombie...Zombie oh zombie. lalalalalala!

udemzy101:
Gerrouthere

udemzy101:
Did you even read the post at all? I guess you have comprehension problem or don't know how Google works... Smh

APCLyingBastard:
El Rufai can get their Shiek Obama to ask Google to airbrush his rants.

You do know that Google is a CIA spying tool.

Frankiss44:
You are not making much sense, as a business man I don't care who is paying me so far am being paid before rendering a service.

And as far as the law is concerned, Dokpesi didn't commit any crime and the people that should be guilty is the set of people that decided to convert the role of NSA to the executive arm of pdp.. We are watching

Standing5:
@Gaborone,
What the 'ficticious agbero' boss is saying is if he has a business and the OP decides to steal a huge chunk of what constitute his business capital and assets, he, the boss will simply carry on without raising much alarm or chasing him even in the face of an unfavourable market condition that crippling his current business operation. Pls use your sense, GEJ should defend himself and not one liar giving us fable.
Maybe we should invite PDP and Gej to come tell Buhari how to do it with oyel selling at $30+/barrel. Of course the economy was going to have a false feel of it bloosoming with the way GEJ shared monies. If i was a market trader selling clothes aso oke, aso ebi, food stuff, shoes, decoration, doing sovenirs, or service provider renting out halls, doing its decor, handling events, i will probably say Jonathan handled things better because corruption proceeds like those $250k(N50) he shared to kings b4 election trickled down to the market people i mentioned, but knowing what i know, i tell you Buhari is easily 5-6 times better.

agadez007:
you type cos your mates are typing,i said we should remove the arabic words becos most of us dont undastand it,the numerals are used in English and we unstand them

use your head