Politics › Re: List Of Witnesses Nnamdi Kanu Wants To Call In His ‘treason’ Trial by mcquin(m): 12:53pm On Oct 25, 2025 |
Wallade: Indeed, followership of Nnamdi Kanu makes people lose sense of reasoning. Check through my profile and confirm for yourself that I am far from being a fan of Kanu. You probably would think me a Tinubu supporter sef. We can't all give up of logic and sound reasoning because we support a tribe or party. That's what zombies do. I'd appreciate it more if you engage me as a lawyer and flaw my analysis. I won't blame you if you fail as I don't think you are a lawyer. |
Politics › Re: List Of Witnesses Nnamdi Kanu Wants To Call In His ‘treason’ Trial by mcquin(m): 10:18am On Oct 25, 2025 |
Wallade: What is the relevance of a current Governor of Lagos State testimony as a witness in Nnamdi Kanu's case?
He never met Sanwo Olu, they have never had any dealings so why request the judge to subpoena him? Especially since I am so sure Sanwo will not come as a witness for him willingly.
Take a look at his list of witness and see how ridiculous Nnamdi Kanu is looking.
It is laughable. Section 9 (b) of the Evidence Act, 2011; Facts not otherwise relevant become relevant if by themselves or in connection with other facts they make the existence or non-existence of any fact in issue or relevant fact probable of improbable. The immediate facts in issue is the "oneness" of Nigeria. Kanu is of the opinion that the country is not one and his people desire to separate themselves from the Nigerian entity. You ask, how is the invitation of Wike or Abdulsalami relevant? Simple, if by the actions or statements of these political actors, they have shown Nigeria is indeed not one, their actions or statements becomes relevant in discussing Kanu's defence to the extent that he has not said or done a thing not contemplated by these state actors in time past. But for Tinubu being president, I'd want to see his invitation to answer questions on the statement credited to him in time past that "Nigeria is not one." The evidence of these witnesses which otherwise won't be relevant have become relevant in proving the existence of a fact in issue, ie, "the oneness of Nigeria" which DSS says has been threatened by Kanu. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Moment Muslim Man Joins Wife During Hallelujah Challenge Night (pictures/video) by mcquin(m): 8:18pm On Oct 24, 2025 |
Smartcitizen: Hmmmm!
Those people you are talking about are neither Muslim or Christian.
They are neither North or South..
The are the most slippery people created by God and will never held them down for whatever you think they believe in.
He is better describe as a Tribalistic person.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Since when did religious tolerance become a bad thing? Nigeria and Nigerians politics make a lot of people reason upside down. What others consider a good thing, we now consider it as bad. SMH. |
Politics › Re: List Of Witnesses Nnamdi Kanu Wants To Call In His ‘treason’ Trial by mcquin(m): 6:44pm On Oct 24, 2025 |
Wallade: Yes, but a Judge is not bound to issue a subpoena on a witness except when convinced to do so.
Being a witness is willingly done. The discretion of a judge must be judicially and judiciously deployed. A judge cannot unreasonably withhold deploying such discretion to meet the ends of justice. I had earlier submitted that courts are bound to consider all defence of an Accused, considering his rights are on trial. Against that backdrop, give me a reason why the His Lordship will deny an Accused right to supboen a witness. The much I know, the Accused fill relevant form, it is signed by the judge and served on the witness to be called. |
Politics › Re: List Of Witnesses Nnamdi Kanu Wants To Call In His ‘treason’ Trial by mcquin(m): 8:58am On Oct 24, 2025 |
asfrank: A witness is not on trial, and the prosecution will object anything that is not directly related to what a witness must have said in the past, kanu is the one on trial. This your logic is dead on arrival. He thinks it's a movie playing out. has he done any prep on his witnesses? Well he wants a circus, so we see how the show ends Though not on trial, check the Evidence Act for “relevance.” I’m not close to the Act now, would have shown you. Facts which though not in issue are connected, would be relevant. There’s a section more on the point that I can’t reference off hand now. Again, the court is bound to consider all defense’s available to an Accused no matter how unreasonable it may sound. |
Politics › Re: List Of Witnesses Nnamdi Kanu Wants To Call In His ‘treason’ Trial by mcquin(m): 8:55am On Oct 24, 2025 |
Mynd44: The list is unserious. They might decide not to come. You cannot force them to testify Actually, you can subpoen them. |
Celebrities › Re: NBA Reacts To Judgement Compelling Two Tiktokers To Marry within 60 days by mcquin(m): 4:25pm On Oct 23, 2025 |
galantjoe: NBA should sit down. Where did court compel them. They re ones that wash their dirty linens in public which made a court to order them to marry.
I don't see any coercion here The Court cannot order them to get married. Marriage is built on mutual consent. It follows the right to associate. No one forces another to associate without their consent, dirty linen or not. |
Politics › Re: Police: Why We Arrested ‘Elite Protester’ Sowore by mcquin(m): 4:04pm On Oct 23, 2025 |
Moniya4Real: May be Elzakaski ,,yes. But you see that Kanu? Just thank God this is not a military regime. He would have been long forgotten. You aren’t addressing the issues. You mentioned the earlier poster not understanding the weight of a court order. I quickly pointed to you 2 of several occasions the FG flouted court order and you quickly moved to military regime. He that comes to equity should do so with clean hands. My question again is, what moral justification doe’s government have to decry disobedience of court order in Kanu’s case when the government itself in same case has flouted several orders of court directing Kanu’s release. For the record, I dislike Kanu, but how far can we go as a nation with selective justice? See Igboho, see “bandits” being negotiated with, yet Kanu is in prison. We should search our conscience as a nation. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Advertising Double Unsustainable Standards With Nnamdi Kanu - Farotimi by mcquin(m): 3:57pm On Oct 23, 2025 |
JASONjnr: You can't protest when NK issue is already in the court....
Let the court summarize his judgement and decide what to do.
Nigeria will not release him to go behind his radio to incite violence and felony.
If you're interested, I believe you know the right channel to seek for separation according to the constitution.
You believe in a man who claimed Buhari died and was cloned and that we should check his ears to see the difference.. Bandits on the other hand do not incite violence but are peace makers? This is the double standard Farotimi complained about. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Advertising Double Unsustainable Standards With Nnamdi Kanu - Farotimi by mcquin(m): 3:46pm On Oct 23, 2025 |
hotseat: Dele Farotimi is trying to use one bad to justify another bad, if you ask me.
Holding meetings with terrorists while fully displaying their arms and giving conditions to the Nigerian authorities is not just a shame but an insult to their victims.
Well-meaning Nigerians have continued to roundly condemn state-actors for this anomaly.
Although the right to peaceful protest is constitutionally guaranteed, such a right is not absolute in itself.
In the particular instance of the #FreeKanuNow protest, there was/is a subsisting court order banning such protest(s).
The only option for the organizers of the protest was to approach a higher court to vacate the judgement of the lower court.
By deciding to go ahead with the said protest amounted to contempt of court and taking laws into one's hands.
Farotimi himself is a lawyer - a "learned man" and ought to know better.
If everyone is allowed to do as he or she likes, certainly, anarchy would set in.
Just as negotiating with arms-bearing terrorists stands condemnable, so also is taking laws into one's hands in the guise of "peaceful protest" condemnable.
Farotimi should therefore not justify one act of criminality with another one.
What's bad is bad!
@hotseat That is the double standard he complained of. If government cannot do right with the “bandit” issue, why form Jackie Chan on Kanu. Is the saying strange, “what is good for the goose is good for the gander.” |
Politics › Re: Police: Why We Arrested ‘Elite Protester’ Sowore by mcquin(m): 3:29pm On Oct 23, 2025 |
Moniya4Real: Ethnic undertone kee you there! Means you don't know the meaning of "Court Order". There’s an order of court for Kanu’s release. There was one for the release of Elzasaki? Speak to those facts. |
Politics › Re: Police: Why We Arrested ‘Elite Protester’ Sowore by mcquin(m): 3:26pm On Oct 23, 2025 |
Won’t spend up to 24hrs and many suspects languish in cells even without an order of court to that effect.
Just be senior man for Nigeria at all cost, e get why. If you come be trouble maker join am, you no get problem. |
Politics › Re: Amnesty International Condemns Crackdown On FreeNnamdikanu Protesters by mcquin(m): 8:34pm On Oct 20, 2025 |
muyico: No I don't support bandits, but Kanu case is different, many Igbo don't want Kanu release, I watched some video online, with d atrocities he had committed in d past, Kanu is endanger d unity of Nigeria, different from bandits, bandits dont seek Nigeria should brk apart, but Kanu is working toward breaking Nigeria into different part, I hope u gat my points? Is the oneness of Nigeria more important than the thousands of lives lost to banditry and millions in Naira worth of investment insecurity has caused the north? The arguments posed by many of you on this platform leaves little to imagine of Nigeria and Nigerians. The persecution of Nnamdi Kanu would have made complete sense if the Nigerian government was not in parley, negotiating with bandits while granting amnesty to Boko-Haram. These policy decisions of government has created some moral deficit in demanding that Kanu be prosecuted. So make it make sense that the need for Nigeria to stay together is more important than the lives being lost in Kwara, Zamfara, Kogi, Benue, Borno etc. |
Crime › Re: Sowore Flees As Police Open Fire On 'Free Nnamdi Kanu' Protesters (Video) by mcquin(m): 3:41pm On Oct 20, 2025 |
PDPdestroyer: The protest was a big flop. My Obidient neighbour who took excuse from work today to partake in the protest, hoping it would lead to an uprising that would topple the government of Tinubu, returned home disappointed after police tear gas nearly made him blind And you felt great that police tear-gased your neighbor because he protested peacefully or because he holds a different political position. We should be careful that our actions don't turn around to bite us. For the records I am not big on Obi as he never proved himself as a governor, but that shouldn't be a reason to maim protesters for goodness sake. |
Business › Re: House Of Reps Committee On Local Content Visits Zobis Cables Onitsha. by mcquin(m): 6:18pm On Oct 17, 2025 |
I commend all stakeholders advocating for a better Nigeria.
The presidency, South East, National Assembly, and believers in Nigerian made. God bless us all.
Just a thought, we may not always want to see you eye to eye, we sometimes will fight amongst ourselves, but we are more of brothers than we think. Our common enemies are insecurity, poverty and bad governance. At the end, South East has APC in 3 states, no one can describe them as being sit-tights who put their eggs in one basket and so not deserving of federal government's assistant. It's time for FG to show joining APC was the right choice for South East.
By the way,buy Nigerian to grow the Naira. |
Politics › Re: Nigerian Economy In 2014 Vs In 2024 by mcquin(m): 1:32pm On Oct 15, 2025 |
Reason APC should apologize to Nigerians and Jonathan.
Buhari nearly killed the economy, but I will always admit Tinubu is doing okay.
My concern is why do we find it difficult commending GEJ and BAT? If a president does well, say so. It shouldn't always be "we against them." |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Cameroon’s Opposition Candidate Tchiroma Declares Victory In Presidential Vote by mcquin(m): 7:49pm On Oct 14, 2025 |
ignis: I laugh if the opposition thinks they can remove a man that has been on seat for over 43 years..
Same way I laugh at Nigerian opposition that thinks they can defeat Tinubu who just appointed INEC Chairman in the next 2027 Election.
African politics na for who get mind.
GEJ should bring his notebook and pen to take notes Take note for what exactly? To be undemocratic? You really deserve your leadership. GEJ attempted moving you guys forward but Una say Una prefer authoritarian rule. |
Politics › Re: APC Disqualifies Kayode Ojo From Ekiti Guber, Dissolves Enugu Exco by mcquin(m): 9:47pm On Oct 09, 2025 |
AMINDA: As expected. Atiku this and Atiku that. We are saying the same thing. Atiku will rather lose than engage in these shady, selfish and underhand tactics just to continue to hang on to power just for power sake and without commensurate improvement in the lives of the people but to greedily amass wealth like he will live multiple lifetimes. It's the same reason why he has refused to let go of lagos two decades after governing the state. Greed is one he'll of a drug! Tinubu will throw everyone under the bus including his own kin just to win an election but Atiku will rather lose fairly and contest again next time. Choose your hero. I think the point Seun tried to make is "worry your worry," and let others worry theirs. Abi seunmsg, I lie? |
Politics › Re: Tinubu Names Prof. Joash Amupitan As New INEC Chairman by mcquin(m): 5:41pm On Oct 09, 2025 |
phemray: The first thing is what is rigging in an election? Secondly is who Riggs in an election?, the candidate or its supporters ? The 3rd is, is rigging synonymous to only elections or any other like banking, manufacturing, policies, etc? 4th is if everyone commenting on social media today have the opportunity to use Thier phones and comments to vote for Thier preferred candidate are they going to vote once? Going by the levels of aggressiveness we witnessed from supporters.
In my own opinion, only option A4 can reduce rigging if we don't mind the consequences, because every party Riggs in Thier strong old. Was the Abiola's election rigged? If the football team you support appoints the referee, what are the chances the match is rigged already? On your "4th," please do not commit the fallacy of hasty generalization. Shalom good sir. |
Politics › Re: Tinubu Names Prof. Joash Amupitan As New INEC Chairman by mcquin(m): 5:35pm On Oct 09, 2025 |
casualobserver: if you wanted to "move on" you wouldnt have quoted me
i have already said (right from my first post) that if you said Tinubu owes Nigeria an apology, i will agree with you but he does not owe Jonathan any apology for not having the courage to push through a policy he knew was right. Politicians will play politics, All the opposition politicans criticizing the removal of fuel and forex subsidies are not going to reverse if if they win! Tinubu is not responsible for Jonathan's weakness! A president is not elected to be a nice guy but to make the tough but correct decisions!
I would have thought that contained and implied in "if you said Tinubu owes Nigeria an apology, i will agree with you" is that Tinubu played politics with the subsidy removal. I have already said if you rephrased it and said he owes Nigeria an apology i would agree. the fact still remains that Jonathan was weak! nobody owes him an apology, if anything he also owes us an apology for not doing the right thing 13 years ago! Can we move on now? |
Politics › Re: Tinubu Names Prof. Joash Amupitan As New INEC Chairman by mcquin(m): 5:33pm On Oct 09, 2025 |
seunH: Having perused your write up, I can confidently say that you are an intelligent man. However I disagree with your first paragraph where you said APC didn't win We cannot always agree on issues lest we risk being a zombie republic. We disagree to agree my brother. Safe sir! |
Politics › Re: Tinubu Names Prof. Joash Amupitan As New INEC Chairman by mcquin(m): 5:30pm On Oct 09, 2025 |
Amarachieze: Accordingly to you "Nigerian are too poor and uneducated to appreciate the reform" Meanwhile those you mentioned who are rich and well educated have also noted that the gains of the reforms have been stolen from the masses by the ruling class through corruption and unaccountability. You are not even ashamed in trying to blackmail members of this forum to agree with you that the greater number of Nigerian voters are "hungry illiterates", concluding that that accounts for why Tinubu will not win but will rig himself in. I am sorry but I think you are a poor student of political science, sociology and even economics. Firstly you blame the overwhelming poverty in Nigeria which is the direct function of bad governance riddled with corruption on illiteracy of the masses which in itself is an indictment on the government. Are you not aware that literacy is one of the indices of development? If Tinubu lose the election in 2027 which is most likely barring rigging, it is not for any other reasons but because the gains his bold reforms have been hijacked by his corrupt government
If you observe my engagements on this platform, I try to be at best civil, so regardless your manners on a public forum, I'll extend you same courtesy. I do not hold brief for Tinubu, but really, are you going to blame a 2 year old presidency for our literacy rating? Considering your last vituperation on my post for spelling out facts which you never countered, I'd appreciate you leave me be sir or ma. Please be safe. Goodnight. |
Politics › Re: Tinubu Names Prof. Joash Amupitan As New INEC Chairman by mcquin(m): 4:36pm On Oct 09, 2025 |
Cromagnon: contradiction Greater number need gratification Or greater number don't want the gratifier in chief Pick a side I'd pick, "bye for now." |
Politics › Re: Tinubu Names Prof. Joash Amupitan As New INEC Chairman by mcquin(m): 4:24pm On Oct 09, 2025 |
casualobserver: oga knowing and doing are 2 different things. The job of a good leader is to finish the job, you will always have opposition, the same people that criticize you will praise you when they see they benefits.
anybody can say we must remove subsidy, every sound economics student who hasnt graduated knopws that. Removing the subsidy and staying strong in the face of the backlash knowing it is the right thing to do is where the courage is. that is where you earn your stripes and place in history as a leader. Do you know the backlash Awolowo faced when he was taxing farmers and market women to pay for free education? i read somewhere that at the time the tax rate in the western region was 44%. What are they saying about Awolowo and education today and forever? Cut to the chase already. My point isn't too hard to figure. Whether Jonathan had the heart of "Stone Cold" or "Meeky Mouse" is conversation fo another day. Fo the upteenth time, Nigeria needed to get off subsidy to stabilize economy. Tinubu was more concerned with politicizing the issue. That is not good enough. Country should precedence over politics. It should be "Nigeria First." Tinubu who now calls for patience should know better. Not every person will be a Vladmir Putin, some prefer being a democratic Macron. Finally, I am not out to win you on an argument, YOU WIN, can we now move on? |
Politics › Re: Tinubu Names Prof. Joash Amupitan As New INEC Chairman by mcquin(m): 4:10pm On Oct 09, 2025 |
Cromagnon: contradiction Greater number need gratification Or greater number don't want the gratifier in chief Pick a side Please quietly read through again, maybe a second read will aid better understanding and perspective sir. Stay blessed. |
Politics › Re: Tinubu Names Prof. Joash Amupitan As New INEC Chairman by mcquin(m): 3:44pm On Oct 09, 2025 |
[quote author=casualobserver post=137068646]Tinubu doesnt owe jonathan an apology, If you said he owes Nigerians an apology that would make more sense. Jonathan is the one who should rue the fact that he did not have the courage of his conviction to follow through on what he knew was the right thing to do.[/quot
Courage? Jonathan was doing the right thing at the time, as a stateman, the least Tinubu and his league could do at the time was leave him be if they won't support him. That is the American spirit. They put the country ahead of politics. Fayemi few months back admitted it was all politics, does that make sense to you?
Anyway if that does make sense to you and make you sleep better, who am I to steal your sleep. Stay safe brother. |
Politics › Re: Tinubu Names Prof. Joash Amupitan As New INEC Chairman by mcquin(m): 3:24pm On Oct 09, 2025 |
Researchers, over to you on the new appointee's profile.
I personally do not believe Tinubu won the last election giving Buhari/APC 's outing prior. However, Tinubu has proven to be a far better administrator than Buhari and in some respect, Jonathan (although he owes Jonathan an apology for the subsidy protest, having come to swallow his vomit on keeping subsidy).
Having said the above, regardless my support of Tinubu 's economic policy, it will take heavy politicking, and some rigging for Tinubu to win the coming election. This is not because Tinubu has been terrible, but because Nigerians are too poor, uneducated to appreciate the reforms. If we agree, the greater number are hungry illiterates with a need for immediate gratification, then you'd agree that the greater number won't want Tinubu back. Those that are literate enough as Sanusi, Iweala, to appreciate his policies, do not have the numbers. So see you see rigging. |
Politics › Re: Bandit Commander, Dangata Abba & Armed Gang Members Display Ransom Cash Online by mcquin(m): 11:01am On Oct 04, 2025 |
Abdul05: Tinubu made the right call by cancelling the parade if security wasn't guaranteed .
the shame isn't on him -- It's on the army that cannot secure a national celebration, ........Leadership is giving orders, cowardice is failing to execute them..
Abeg..don't blame tinubu But Tinubu blamed Jonathan. |
Family › Re: Nigerian Lady Shares Her Sad Family Picture Of 2005 Vs 2025: Picture by mcquin(m): 3:15pm On Oct 03, 2025 |
Day169: She appeared to be the 3rd youngest from the pic. I'm curious to know what may've taken her younger siblings and not so old other one's. Perhaps not natural causes, it appears. May she be comforted and find the fortitude to carry on with her life. 4th youngest actually. Pretty sad! 12 more characters in the mud. |
Politics › Re: Dangote-backed New Trucking Company Writes NUPENG, Says Drivers Reject NUPENG by mcquin(m): 2:55pm On Oct 03, 2025 |
airsaylongcome: No problem. They can withdraw. It just means they cannot transport petroleum products. Simple. On what authority sir? I wish to learn. |
Politics › Re: Dangote-backed New Trucking Company Writes NUPENG, Says Drivers Reject NUPENG by mcquin(m): 2:49pm On Oct 03, 2025 |
NoToPile: Of course they have been threatened na.
It's obvious, lots of people will sign anything to get and retain a job. The fact that it is the company coming out to say this means it was part of the conditions of the job and what they had to sign.
Freely and without prejudice indeed? Does the Baba even have understanding of what he signed or rather thumbprinted?
Our eyes go soon clear. Those who think it's in the interest of Nigerians lool.
The unions are not saints but Dangote too is not a saint. Why are you hell bent on preventing those interested to join unions? To what extent.
Only terrible employers do that. He isn't forcing them not to join. He only said don't do it in my company. As employees have right to join unions, employers have right as to who to keep in employment. |
Car Talk › Re: Court Bars Police From Enforcing Tinted Glass Regulation by mcquin(m): 2:23pm On Oct 03, 2025 |
Lionnation: is there any car that is not duely registered I doubt Helinues can answer this question without making his earlier submission sound dumb. |