₦airaland Forum

caprini1:
made my day

Is that why you had to copy the entire thing before writing your one-liner?

This man is not only a corrupt politician, he is also a comedian.

Very daft question, in my view.
I do no care to go through all 11 page s but I am sure some have started attributing it to generational curses.
I dare anyone to use statistics to support their address argument. I hope your sample size is large enough to support your generalization?

naijababe:
For wia? You nor hear about oil price crash ni? Pay rise freezes, no bonus and work just dey increase

You are already overpaid

ShowYourCertificate:
Ehen, please remind me. What did Buhari score in his WASC Economics again

We are being ruled by a certified Daurian Dullard

The phd holder barely did any better.
The mess started d with him

Belgore just dey laugh for him sitting room in Ilorin.
The man warned apc

By Davidson Iriekpen

A judge of the Federal High Court in Lagos, Justice Mohammed Idris, yesterday descended heavily on the Chairman of Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), Dr. Sam Amadi, for having the “audacity and courage” to lie against judicial officers in a petition he addressed to the Chief Judge (CJ) of the court, Justice Ibrahim Auta.
NERC and the electricity distribution companies (Discos) have been pushing for the implementation of cost-reflective electricity tariffs to enable them pay for the electricity provided by generation companies (Gencos) and upgrade and expand aging distribution infrastructure that would lead to less power outages nationwide.

In this regard, the Discos have held consumer consultative forums in their areas of coverage, to agree on the tariffs that will be paid by different classes of electricity consumers nationwide under the Multi-year Tariff Order (MYTO), which is a very critical aspect of the power sector reform programme initiated by the federal government.
However, some consumers, without taking into account the salient fact that they are already spending as much as N100 per kilowatt hour running diesel-powered generators, have challenged NERC and the Discos, arguing that operators should ensure that there is an improvement in power supply before tariffs could be hiked.

According to a NERC official, should the Discos go ahead with the tariff increase, the highest class of consumers comprising large manufacturing firms, would spend below N35 per kilowatt hour, relative to what they pay in generating their own electricity with private generators that cause noise and environmental pollution.

But when the legal suit trying to stop the tariff review came up in court yesterday, a visibly irked Justice Idris described Amadi’s action as a reckless, senseless and stupid exercise of executive powers, and an attempt to intimidate and distract the court.
Amadi, in a petition to Justice Auta, accused judges of the court of frustrating the reforms in the power sector with various “reckless and ill-informed interim injunctions”.

Amadi had made specific reference to an order made by Justice Idris in a suit filed by a lawyer, Toluwani Yemi Adebiyi, challenging the planned upward review of electricity tariffs.
The judge had issued an ex-parte order asking the parties to maintain the status quo in respect of the planned tariff increase pending the determination of the suit.

But Amadi in his petition had quoted a completely different order from the one the court made, a development which enraged the judge.
Adebiyi, in response, filed Form 48 (notice of consequence of contempt of court) against Amadi, stating that the NERC boss should be punished for bringing the court to disrepute.
When the matter came up yesterday, Adebiyi attempted to brief the court on the developments on the matter since the last adjourned date, but he was frequently interrupted by NERC’s lawyer, Anthony Idigbe (SAN), who urged the court to ignore all the “distractions” and concentrate on hearing the substantive suit.

Idigbe said the suit was very important because it would allow the court to make a judicial pronouncement on the administrative and executive reforms carried out in the power sector so far where the sector had been moved from a monopolistic to market-driven sector.
Amadi’s lawyer, Edwin Anikwem, also told the court of his objection to the Form 48 filed against his client, adding that the application should be given priority and be heard first.
At that point, Justice Idris intervened and gave his side of the story. The judge said while he was out of the country on vacation, he received a call drawing his attention to newspaper publication about the petition written by Amadi to the CJ.

He said upon returning to the country, the CJ circulated the petition to all the judges of the court and it was at this stage that he thought of where Amadi got the courage and audacity to lie in the petition by quoting an order that was never made by him.
He said: “I don’t know where the author of the petition got his information from. The first thing that came to my mind was where did he get the courage and audacity to lie against me and even copying the Vice-President (VP) of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and the Minister of Power in the petition he addressed to the CJ?

“I began to wonder the stupid and reckless audacity of Amadi to write such a petition and copied the VP and Power Minister. I was very upset because it was nothing but a reckless, stupid and senseless exercise of executive powers which was clearly intended to intimidate the court.
“But I tell you, this court can never be intimidated. Never! I can never be intimidated and I can never be distracted. Without the Form 48, I can even order Amadi to come and explain the content of his petition. I’m not saying that people cannot complain about what we do here, but certainly not to clearly lie against us.”

The judge however pleaded with Adebiyi to withdraw the Form 48 against Amadi, saying that the polity had been heated up lately about orders of arrest and that he would not like to join the fray.
He added: “It is not my style and I want to plead with lawyers to save me from that hurdle. But Amadi should be warned not to play politics with matters in court. They should leave the court out of politics and allow us to deal with substantial justice.”
Adebiyi, who was not pleased with the judge’s position on the withdrawal of the Form 48, said the change that Nigerians have been yearning for would not come “if the courts would continue to allow people like Amadi to get away with such acts of contempt”.
He said despite the interim order against the hike in electricity tariffs, NERC had been making secret moves to effect the increment, and there was the need for the court to make an example of the defendant.
Adebiyi however reluctantly withdrew the Form 48, after which it was struck out.
On his part, Idigbe tendered an unreserved apology to the judge for Amadi’s action, adding that he could personally vouch for the integrity of the judge.
“I have the greatest confidence in your lordship. The parties to litigation are sometimes emotional and they do things wrongly. I publicly give my apology on behalf of NERC and Dr. Amadi for errors contained in the petition,” Idigbe said, adding that he would personally write the NERC chairman to also apologise to the court.

The court also granted an application by the 11 electricity distribution companies in the country to join the suit as co-defendants.
They are the Abuja Electricity Distribution Company, Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company, Eko Electricity Distribution Company, Ikeja Electricity Distribution Company, Kaduna Electricity Distribution Company, Kano Electricity Distribution Company, Jos Electricity Distribution Company, Benin Electricity Distribution Company, Enugu Electricity Distribution Company, Port Harcourt Electricity Distribution Company and Yola Electricity Distribution Company.
The matter was adjourned to November 24 for hearing of the substantive suit.

We need to scrap the national Assembly.
It is a waste of resources.

Aminat508:
O Allah, forgive (name of the person)and elevate his station among those who are guided. Send him along the path of those who came before, and forgive us and him, O Lord of the worlds. Enlarge for him his grave and shed light upon him in it.

Thanks

The boy smokes expired weed.
He needs to learn decorum from his elder brother.
Being a Kuti is not enough reason to talk crap all the time.

Aminat508:
SubuHanallahi, I knw him, we belong to the same society in Osogbo here (the Muslim congress)


Allaahummaghfir li (Abdulhakeem mobolaji) warfa' darajatahu fil-mahdiyyeena, wakhlufhu fee 'aqibihi fil-ghaabireena, waghfir-lanaa wa lahu yaa Rabbal-'aalameena, wafsah lahu fee qabrihi wa nawwir lahu feehi


Oh Allah. Inallilah waheenahilahi Rojihun

With all due respect, could you translate this prayer you wrote above?

Apc don fall hand o

contactmorak:
Kuchikuchi Singer, J'odie Who Is A Virgin Engaged


.The "KuchiKuchi" (Oh Baby) singer and Nigerian Idol runner up announced her engagement on her instagram page this afternoon. She shared the photo below.
Congrats to her.

She's never been shy to say publicly that she has never had sex with a man before even despte being around her late 20s/early 30s. When asked about her sexual relationship sometimes back in an interview, below is what she said...


http://www.splendormag.com/2015/09/kuchikuchi-singer-jodie-who-is-virgin.html

So it is now a title to tag her with?
Stupidity is now becoming rampant online.

This man leaves his burning house to go buy petrol at the filling station.
Very crass Nigerian politician.

thecollector:
. What kind of man is buhari that dosent forgive?

What kind of man is Saraki that has no honour even among fellow thieves?

When Theodore Orji is accompanying you, you know your crime is certified.

Flashh:
Must some people quote the whole post before they pass out their message? It mess the thread up and makes it looks untidy.

Worse when they quote a long post to make a line of comment that adds nothing to the discussion.

Smithkline555:
African Queen, Nfana Ibaga, U No
Holy Pass, Keep on Rocking, Right
Here, Ole, If Love Is A Crime, Let
Somebody Love You, Thank U Lord,
Feeling You, Be There, Holy, Enter
the Place, See Me So, E Be Like Say,
Other Side of Existence, Implication,
Omo No Dulling, Odi Ya, Higher, Only
Me, I Dey Feel Like, See It
Coming, Baby Mi Da, Dance Go, Dance
in the Rain, No Shakin, 4 Instance,
International Loving, Go Down There etc Good night.

U get time for pointless discussion.
I dey choose comments wey I dey respond to.
No be every question dem dey answer.
Meanwhile there are at least four fans favourties wey no even dey your long list yet person dey ask which hit him get.
Good nite.

happney65:
Bros,He might not be so much into music..But he's doing Great.He's got great Business he's doing and he still got Shows upon Shows.He's a Big-Boy in all ramification

I am only keen on the music bit. His big boyness no concern me.

igbsam:
Why 9ice dey sing with low voice like who wan thief meat from inside pot ?

Seems na only celebrities remain for this show. People don go house finish

I change channel out of shame.
The way 9ice take end should be a lesson for all these boys popping Hennessey and renting flats in lekki.

IamAtribalist:
Yes if you already know the answer is NONE. Therefore, case closed. Thank you. I am right. And you are wrong. Its okay - just learn 2 think well. Next time.

Some questions are so lame that they need no answer.
Did you actually ask which hits tuface has?
Then made it worse by answering ,none?
Are you for real?
Or just trolling?

Wetin do 9ice voice?
This guy's fall has been epic.

Smithkline555:
Tubaba is high... Dodos my man....

Enough highness.

MrMcJay:
Give those small rats time and you would know that when the mother rat gets old, it feeds off the milk of its young ones.

Where was Dbanj before he met Jazzy? Years after he clashed with Jazzy, he still can't find his feet musically.

Una no dey tire for this talk?

IamAtribalist:
Which other hit did Tuface make? I am waiting...

I assume this is rhetorical,right?

olu4life:
Really? Never knew it had series, will check it out later. Series ain't so my stuff plus will be similar to 24

The guy's attitude is utterly disgusting.
I am sure you know who I am talking about.
Egotistical Arrow who thinks ownership confers wisdom on him.
I could predict that stuff as soon as it started.

igbsam:
Wait, did any of the plantashun boys perform ? I meant BlackFace and Face.....dem even come the show sef ? cos i dey see am so, e be like na bad belle o. I saw blackface like few days ago, so him no fit tell me say him no dey the country. Where him wan travel go sef.

This beef is overhyped.
They may still perform later.
At least I know faze and tuface are very cool.
They actually have the same management.
If tuface was not cool with faze, no way will Efe take faze onboard as tuface is his biggest fish.

machinegundammy:
nah annie clap pass for this show

I think she is just an easily excitable girl.

igbsam:
you can say that again.

seems jazzy isn't even interested in doing anything with d'banj. Dude is just there looking at all the drama and not even responding like "e no concern me"

I think the guy is just shy.
There has been too much attention on him al night and he is meant to be just like any other member of the audience.
Meanwhile why hold such a show on Sunday?

ChiSun27:
She's a juice expert.

Which kain juice?

safarigirl:
Cobhams has been the best. Only D'banj and Olamide (partially) have used the DJ blatantly. Seyi shay sang over the DJ so she's good

I joined after cobhams performed.
Seyi is as bad in my books.
Singing over the DJ is crap and lazy.