Frezhkid10: When you know what you want to do..just do it!!!..assuming president Tinubu had listened to those ignorant fellows that want to keep living in dressed reality…Nigeria for don cease to exist now!!
Yeah! Most people love to live fake lifes. They love the bling blings
Thank God we dodged the Peter Obi bullet. He's a scam merchant through and through. This is a man that never built a single school for 8 years, not to talk of renovating them. Someone that refused to conduct LG elections because he saw LG money as his own!
fergie001: Peter Obi's interview with AriseTV's Charles Aniagolu
Peter Obi can never do well as a president because he talks with both sides of his mouth. When he said subsidy will go immediately! What did he mean by that?
Nigerians should hold Gov Òdodo, Yahaya Bello & SP Godswill Akpabio wholly responsible.”
Her warning comes a few hours after she vowed in a statement to go ahead with her scheduled visit to her constituency for the Eid-el-Fìtr break and the rally planned for her homecoming.
She also urged her supporters to disregard speculations making the round that she has cancelled her scheduled visit.
The embattled lawmaker stated that she has a statutory function in her capacity as the lawmaker representing her constituents.
She urged her supporters to troop out en masse to celebrate the Eid-el-Fitr with her.
On Monday, the Kogi State Government banned rallies and public gatherings in the state over ‘security reports’.
The government also stopped fishing and other activities, arguing that they recently resulted in the loss of two lives in Kasemiya, Katubo and Umozu Ette, all in Kogi Local Government Area in Kogi West.
The Commissioner for Information, Kingsley Fanwo said the move was to prevent any form of security breach that might destabilise the state.
Similarly, the Kogi Police Command warned Akpoti-Uduagan to cancel her planned Sallah rally.
This woman and her silly comments! If she's sued for defamation, would she be able to provide proof?
1. His mismanagement of the economy and encouraging his appointees, through his silence, to blame it on his predecessor (PMB). 2. His meddling in the Lagos Assembly leadership tussle that resulted in returning a speaker that was validly removed. 3. His undemocratic removal of Rivers state governor and the elected reps there, just to ensure that Wike has the final say. He could, and should have allowed Fubara to be impeached if he could not mediate properly. That would have been democratic and heaven will not fall had Fubara been impeached. 4. The revelation that the NASS members were bribed to support his military-styled removal of a sitting governor - something he had vehemently condemned in the past! 5. His son's involvement in how the country is governed.
I can go on and on. He is becoming a tyrant and he may easily destroy what is left of our democracy.
He is another disappointment. Seems all of them are, sadly so.
You guys said he was a slowpoke and half dead. 😆😆😆 When Peter Obi refused to conduct LGA elections for 8 years, was he a tyrant or the best thing after fried rice?
Agbegbaorogboye: Which kind talk be dis Is a resolution of both Houses what is required to amend the constitution?
All offices for administration of political entities are created by the constitution. None by an act of the assembly and I don't think the constitution gives the NASS the powers to create political offices.
Sole Administrator is unknown to our laws. Let's look at an hypothetical situation where both houses pass a resolution for the COAS to take over the reins of govt because the president is incapacitated, will it stand?
Governance is a tripod! If two agree, one must concede. In this case the executive and the legislature have agreed
ivandragon: How Senate Approved Rivers Emergency Rule Without Getting Required Two-thirds Majority – Tambuwal Exposes
Former Governor of Sokoto State, Senator Aminu Waziri Tambuwal, has argued that the Senate did not meet the constitutional two-thirds majority required to approve President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s proclamation of a State of Emergency in Rivers State. Naija News reports that the Senate, last Thursday, held a closed session to deliberate on the president’s proclamation and later approved it during plenary through a voice vote.
However, Tambuwal, who represents Sokoto South in the 10th Senate, disclosed to Sunday Sun that the necessary two-thirds majority—73 out of 109 senators—was not reached, thus violating Section 305 of the 1999 Constitution, as amended.
Tambuwal, who was present during the closed session deliberation, emphasized the constitutional requirements for declaring a state of emergency.
He stated, “Section 305 of the Constitution is very clear. It is unambiguous, the language is very plain, of the Constitution as to first, how the president can declare a state of emergency and what is required of the legislature, the two chambers – both the Senate and the House of Representatives before passing such a resolution.”
He further explained, “What is required is that you must obtain and have two-thirds of all the members, of either of the two chambers, in support of the resolution.”
Regarding the Senate’s approval, Tambuwal noted that he observed there were not enough senators present to meet the constitutional requirement.
“I don’t know whether members of your team, who are members of the press corps, had the privilege of checking the (Senate) register to see whether there were up to 72, 73 senators on the floor. From what I saw, there was no such number on the floor on that day,” he said.
He added, “So, if you juxtapose that to the requirement of the Constitution which says that the Senate must have two-thirds of its members… to pass that resolution, it means that what was done fell short of the provision of the Constitution.”
Tambuwal also pointed out that the National Assembly ignored its own precedents in approving the proclamation.
He highlighted previous instances of state-of-emergency declarations, such as during President Olusegun Obasanjo’s administration and under President Goodluck Jonathan in 2013, when the required two-thirds majority was strictly adhered to.
“What stops the current National Assembly from making reference to its own precedents that are domiciled within its own library, within its own records? I can’t understand that. So, it’s part of the problem,” he added.
Mrexcell: If that's the case then the pdp can choose not to recognise anyawu and nothing will happen cause it's the internal affairs of the pdp and no external party has any authority to interven.
No! They have a constitution which they must abide by
The source of this misinformation was a Twitter account named "IntelPoint," which has around 3,000 followers. The infographics shared by this account cited the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) as their source.
However, this is misleading. According to the official NUPRC website, the latest annual report for 2023, which was released in 2024, clearly shows that Anambra is actually the 9th largest oil-producing state by output. In 2023, Anambra produced 3.9 million barrels of oil, placing it in the 8th position.
Here is the accurate ranking of oil-producing states in Nigeria based on the 2023 NUPRC report, listed in descending order of output:
1. Delta - 131 million barrels 2. Akwa Ibom - 80 million barrels 3. Bayelsa - 60 million barrels 4. Rivers - 56 million barrels 5. Ondo - 12 million barrels 6. Edo - 11 million barrels 7. Imo - 5 million barrels 8. Anambra - 3.9 million barrels 9. Abia - 2 million barrels 10. Lagos - 0 million barrels
Reuben is now a clown. This is what hate does. It reduces your thinking faculties to that of a toddler. Now here is the koko! So long as the president transmitted whatever he wants to do to the NASS, he has done no wrong. The duty of the NASS is to amend and ratify or not whatever bill is in from of them. Oga Reuben! It's not about the wordings of the bill but about the process. The wordings are amended by the NASS
Oga! There is nothing like a vacuum in governance. So long as the president has declared an SoE and the SoE gazetted, it means the parties affected by the SoE are out of play. The question therefore is : Can a state operate without an administrator? So long as Fubara is out, Deputy out, Speaker out, and there is an administrator, that administrator has to be sworn in. Even if it's for a day. Governance must continue
CoronaVirusPro: Oh! So that’s the reason the government built a kennel and called it a school?
The state governor has never heard the word climatization ? You see why we need to stop electing illiterates who disguise as intellects.
What's climatization? Some of you just use words anyhow! So you want the Governor to climatize a primary or secondary school! Who pays the electricity bill? Who does maintenance? From where is the funds coming from! Parents? From the look of things, someone like you can't even control his immediate family because I doubt if you came make simple decisions. A school is not about its beauty but what is learnt from it.
CoronaVirusPro: They be building kennels and calling it classrooms
Does the Governor see same kennels in the UK and US
Be building schools like animal husbandry
The pain is real! Inferiority complex. Like seriously! All schools must look like those in US and UK? Did you consider the weather in both environments? We cannot build enclosed schools except you want to use air conditioning 24 hrs
It's like there're no lawyers in PDP. What they quoted is exactly what the president did. Where they got it wrong is that they think it's the assembly that will grant the request of the President. What the law says is that after the SoE has been GAZETTED ! Now how do you gazette an action without making an announcement! What is needed from the NASS is to pass a resolution. And as we all know, resolutions are not binding on the executive. They can accept or reject it.
Urgent1Million: I just hope the bolded is true because I'm wondering how a learned person would think investigation into pipelines that exploded yesterday and today would have been concluded today. You may want to read this
You think there's not been intelligence gathering on an asset such as a pipeline! You can only hear of reports by the police but intelligence reports are never disclosed. If you must know, there're moles of government in every militant group. Even IPOB
Urgent1Million: It's not the first time there's been a pipeline explosion. There wasn't any investigation as to the possible cause of the explosion. The president just assumed that it was an act of sabotage. Really? Do you really think it's the best way to handle it?
@the bolded! Really! So you're now the NSA to know that there was no investigation! You think the president will just come out to read a prepared speech that was not vetted! Oga! We're all learned here! Let's talk like one.
Urgent1Million: It has been the plan all along. They just needed a reason. They thought Fubara would've delayed in accepting the supreme court judgement that was why the Assembly gave him the 48 hours ultimatum. When they realized that plan failed, the assembly adjourned indefinitely and they paid boys to blow up pipelines so they can blame Fubara. It's a well written script. I just wonder the kind of incriminating documents of Tinubu that are in Wike's possession that would make Tinubu play Wike's cards like this. This can only be the work of a heavy political blackmail.
They paid boys to blow up pipeline! When Fubara boys were threatening to blow up the pipelines why didn't he disown them? As a governor, he's the CSO of the state! People were threatening fire and brimstone and he was clapping for them!
FreeSpirited: Tinubu is so predictable.... All of these because of 2027..Behaving like a military dictator. Abeg are we in Military regime? What a crooked, corrupt, despotic, subversive old man. Tinubu you may not die well at this rate.. Since you decide to destroy all our democratic institutions
Did you see where he quoted the constitution? When Fubara destroyed an arm of government, was that democracy? The president cannot take sides. Since both sides say they cannot act maturely, then let them go and rest a bit.