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Ok! its strictly 4 d ladies. Meanwhile dia is nothn left 4 dem 2 wear again. Unless dis

[quote author=PAGAN 9JA]Wat is his tribe? if he is Yoruba, then he has every right to marry her.[/quote]D guy is an Ibo.

[quote author=PAGAN 9JA]wat is his tribe? if he is Yoruba, then he has every right to marry her, even if she follows the religion of the flying spaghetti monster.[/quote]D guy is an Ibo.

PehaKaso: Engaged 2 Muslim lady? ** sighs **
He's on his own if he eventually marry dat boko woman

Kindly put up an advice 4him & dnt say tins dat wil cos religious bashing. Thanks

confusion247: If the lady is from yoruba land, he has nothing to fear. But if the lady is from northern Nigeria, let him write his will and keep because he will be visited soon or later.

4 all i knw d lady is 4rm Yoruba.

This friend of mine as a Catholic christian wants to marry a muslim lady, there has bin so many discouragements 4rm friends n family. But all those talks does nt seem 2 affect dia affairs. Right nw he is facing a family threat & he is so confuse. As 4me am mute on dis, then i decided 2 bring it 2 Nairaland 2 help him seek 4 advice. Pls advice him & i will relay ur views 2 him. Matured minds pls

Re my on FP or what?

I prefer twice a day. Mrn'n & 9t.

Let me think

LAGOS—The Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN, has assured that plans towards the formation of the All Progressives Congress, APC, were still on course irrespective of reservations expressed by the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC that a change of name wouldbe required.
Buhari, CPC; Onu,ANPP; Okorocha, APGA and Tinubu, ACN
While assuring that the parties were on course, the party said that it and other parties in the merger plans were fully conscious of the legal processes involved and adhering to same.
The party’s assurance was on the heel of suggestions by INEC chairman, Prof. Attahiru Jega at the weekendthat the merger parties would be required to adopt a new name upon the fact that the APC acronym had been adopted by another party seeking registration.
Jega had also said that he received the notice of intention of merger from theparties only last week.
Plans by three opposition parties including ACN, the Congress for Progressive Change, CPC and the All Nigeria Peoples Party, ANPP to collapse into the All Progressives Congress, APC, have lately been challenged by the aspiration of two other political associations seeking registration with thesame acronym. The two other associations are the African Peoples Congress andthe All Patriotic Citizens.
ACN National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, however, disagreed, yesterday, with Jega’s claim that the ACN onlywrote to INEC of its plans for a merger last week. Mohammed said that the letter claimed by Jega as a notice of merger was actuallya letter inviting the commission to their national convention where the merger process was expected to be ratified.
Asserting that the process was wholly in conformity with the requirements of thelaw, Mohammed said that there was no reason to doubt the progress of the opposition parties towards their merger.
“So, if you want your application to be considered,go and change your name because it is not possible to register three groups with the same name.”
We have not even reached the stage of registering any group. When we get to that stage, we will take the appropriate decisions,” Jega had said during a radio interview last Saturday. He had also been quoted as saying that a notification to merge only came last week.
Responding yesterday, Mohammed said:
“What he is referring to is the notice of our convention,not notice to merge. We sent him a notice that we are going to convention where we are going to talk about the issue of our merger and invited INEC as the law provides.
“We understand what we are doing and the only time we are supposed to notify INEC is provided for in Section 84 (3) which states that the written request must be accompanied by the resolution of the party at their convention and since we have not gotten there how can we write them a letter.”
“There is no provision in thatlaw that says that we must notify INEC before that time. The only other section is 84 (2) simply states that the merging parties must notify INEC of their intention at least 90 days before a general election and we havemore than two years before that election.”
“If you read the provisions ofthe law very well you will understand that the only time that we are expected to notify INEC is only after a convention and section 3 is very clear that such written requests shall be addressed to the national chairman of INEC and must be signed by the chairmen, secretaries and treasurers of the merging parties,” Mohammed added.
Mohammed also rejected Jega’s claim that he had written to the parties in the merger plans on the need to seek another name as he said the ACN as at last night was yet to receive such communication.
“That cannot be referring to us as we have received no letter as at today and we are aware that they have writtento African Progressive Congress and All Patriotic Congress,” Mohammed said.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/03/apc-acn-replies-jega-says-merger-plans-on-course/

ABUJA — A group of legal practitioners, under the umbrella of Lawyers in Defence of Democracy and Constitutionalism, has given a 30-day ultimatum to the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, to register African Peoples Congress as a political party in the country or face legal action.
The legal practitioners claimed that African Peoples Congress, which is one of the political associations claiming ownership of the acronym, APC, had fulfilled all the constitutional requirements to be recognised and registered byINEC.
In a solidarity visit to the leadership of APC at its headquarters in Abuja, yesterday, leader of the lawyers, Mr. Kevin Nnadi, saidgoing by the investigations of the group, African PeoplesCongress had complied with the provisions of Section 78 of the Electoral Act and Section 222 of the 1999 Nigeria Constitution as amended.
Nnadi said it was the stand of his group that if the African Peoples Congress were denied registration after 30 days, “It is our position that lawyers gathered here today will render our services pro bonoto APC.”
Responding, Legal Adviser of African Peoples Congress, Kingsley Nnadi, said it was heart warming that Lawyers in Defense of Democracy andConstitutionalism came to identify with the political association seeking to be registered as a political party by INEC, pointing out that thevisit came at a critical period of testing the neutrality of the electoral umpire.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/03/lawyers-give-inec-30-days-ultimatum-to-register-apc/

aurenflani: Who is jega? A GEJ led PDP agent.

Question and answer

firstolalekan: [size=16pt]WHETHER U PEOPLE LIKE IT OR NOT, U WILL STILL REGISTER IT.[/size]

U tink so? In one of d dailies, d wia askd 2 change dia name hence change dia abbreviation as well.

[quote author=dl_jbd]When will I ever be the first to comment...when! [/quote]Hey Smally! Hav u eva tekn 1st position in ur class b4?

Kudos 2 OBJ & GEJ!
@least OBJ brot in mobile Telecommunication & GEJ is mekn it cheap.
How i wish say 9ja Police go fit d work like NCC corruption 4 no plenty.

In one of my threads, we discussed on sharing a 'Toothbrush' wit a partner. https://www.nairaland.com/1227960/u-share-tooth-brush-wit.
But 2day we wud b lukn at hw long a toothbrush shld b used.
Your toothbrush is a breeding ground for germs. But fear not, say experts — just know when it's time to give yours a kick.
By Beth W. Orenstein.

Do you know how many bacteria live on your toothbrush ? Brace yourself! Researchers have found that a single toothbrush can be loaded with as many as 10 million germs and bacteria. In fact, recent studies even found that your toothbrush could be a breeding ground for tiny microorganisms.
But before you swear off brushing, know this: These bacteria aren’t a big threat to your pearly whites. According toRichard Price, DMD, a dentist in Newton, Mass. and a consumer adviser for the American Dental Association, the researchers who discovered those toothbrush-dwelling microorganisms found that theydidn’t make people sick — toothpaste has an anti-germ component built into it, and the microbes need moisture to survive. So as long as your toothbrush is given time to dry after you use it, it should be safe.
¤Squeaky-Clean Toothbrush Tips¤
To take care of your teeth and your toothbrush, it’s important to use your toothbrush the way you’re supposed to, rinse it in tap water, and then let it air dry, Price says.
This starts with storing your toothbrush in an upright position. Most people don’t need to worry about storing it away from other toothbrushes — germs are airborne, but they don’t hopscotch from one brush to another. However, if someone in the household has an immune deficiency, you can't be too careful, says Price.
If you’re really fastidious about dental care , you can soak your toothbrush in alcohol to kill the germs, Price adds. Mouthwash is also an antiseptic, so it works as a "toothbrush soak," too, as does a solution of half water and half hydrogen peroxide. Another option is to dip it in boiling water for about five to 10 seconds.
Interestingly enough, toothbrush sanitizers haven’t shown to have much effect. And you should never put your toothbrush in the dish washer or microwave: You’ll just end updamaging it.
Time for a New Toothbrush?
The American Dental Association recommends getting a new toothbrush (or brush head, if you use an electric type ) about every three (3) months — more because of the wear on the bristles than germs.
And that depends on the brusher and not the brush, Price emphasizes. If you have a heavy hand, the bristles might wear out sooner. Remember that the key determinant is not the calendar but the shape the bristles are in. “You need to replace your toothbrush when the bristles spew in different directions,” Price says. Check your children’s toothbrushes regularly because they probably will need to be replaced more frequently.
http://m.everydayhealth.com/dental-health/how-often-should-you-replace-your-toothbrush

Find Out: What is worse than commiting a sin is proudly defending it or looking for a way to justify it or present it as d right thing.

Nice quote

The Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Prof. Attahiru Jega, yesterday,said that no political party with acronym “APC” has been registered. .
Speaking on a live audience participation Radio Nigeria Hausa programme Hanu Dayawa, monitored in Kaduna, Jega said the All Progressive Congress (APC) just recently officially notified the commission that it intended to merge some opposition parties into one.
Said Jega: “This issue has generated controversy in thepast few weeks. Firstly, the truth is that no political party wrote to notify us that it is planning to merge with some other political parties until the past five days or so.
“Therefore it not true that we were notified. The issue became serious when one group came out to seek for registration and I guess that was what made them to write and notify us. But that is not the issue. The main issue is that there are guidelines for registered political parties who want to merge to become a new party. There are also guidelines for individuals or groups who want to form a political party for registration”.
The INEC boss explained that the guidelines for registering new political parties are different from those for registered political parties wanting to merge, saying registered political parties merging must have agreed to merge and each of the political party in the merger must have held a convention and agreed to withdraw their registration as a political party to become partof the new party to be form through the merger.
“After their conventions, theyare expected to write and request INEC to withdraw their former registration and say they want to join a new party. In spite of all the controversies, none of these political parties who want to merge has held their convention” Jega stated.
“We only read in the newspapers that they have the intention of merging andnobody wrote us until about five or six days ago. If anybody wants to register a political party, you are expected to tell INEC of your intention by saying that you want to register a party with so and so name and you want to know the procedure for doing so.
“Only one group came. The group asked one lawyer to write INEC saying they wanted to form a political party with a particular name and they wanted to know the rules and procedures for registration as a political party.
“If this other group has done so, we would have replied them and tell them the rules and the procedures they are supposed to follow to be registered. So, the issue of whether we have collected the name of this other group and whether we have agreed to register them doesnot even arise because we just replied to their letter by telling them the procedure.
“While this was going on, some people started making noise saying that they wanted to merge with so, so name. Some of them were even saying that we have registered the other group with that name. It is not done like that.
“People are just making noise over the name which isin the market while we have not even gotten to that stage. While all these noise were going on, another group came up seeking for registration with the same name.
“We have rules and guidelines for all this and we are determined to follow the rules to avoid any confusion. But we have not reached a stage where we can say a group has been registered with so, so name. So all thesenoise is just part of our politics in Nigeria”.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/03/jega-opens-up-on-controversy-inec-has-not-registered-any-apc/

Fatdon: A NEW wave of impeachment saga now sweeps through Imo State, following a new demand on the lawmakers to impeach Governor Rochas Okorocha.

Coordinator of Save Imo, Nze Ebubagu Ekenulo, Saturday submitted a letter to the House of Assembly asking the 27-member Assembly to commence impeachment process against the governor for gross abuse of office.

This follows Saturday’s inauguration, in Owerri, of a seven-man panel, recently set up to investigate allegations of “gross misconduct and bribery scandal” against the Imo State Deputy Governor, Mr. Jude Agbaso.

The inauguration, which was conducted by High Court Judge, Goddy Ahanihu, commenced at 10.30 am, and was concluded in about one hour.

But Ekenulo, who addressed journalists, at the weekend, said the move to instigate impeachment process against Okorocha was to save the state from cataclysm.

The letter titled, “Without Prejudice, Petition Against Governor Rochas Okorocha OON, A Call for His Immediate Impeachment for Abuse of Office, Diversion of Government Revenue and other offences”, and signed by Ekenulo, urged the House to commence the impeachment process without delay.

The letter, which was addressed to the Speaker of the Assembly, alleges that the governor has plunged the state into financial recklessness more than any other official of government.

The letter was supported by as sworn affidavit from the state High Court, dated March 20, 2013 to substantiate the allegations against the governor.

Ekenulo threatened to sue the Assembly if it failed to carry out the process, just as they did in the case of the deputy governor, Agbaso.

In the 13 –point allegations against the governor, the group accused Okorocha of “unlawful use and diversion of government revenue and funds to establish his private university at Ogboko, contrary to his oath of office; concealment of revenue from proceeds of the concession of Imo Concorde Hotel, Adapalm, Imo Transport Company, Imo General Hospitals and conversion of proceeds of same to personal use contrary to his oath of office as governor; and approval of 100 percent upfront payment for road contract to JPROS International Company, without proper evidence of work completion contrary to the public procurement laws.”

Other allegations include:

• “unlawful use of the proceeds of the Imo State bond by diversion to unapproved projects contrary to the Imo State bond law;

• unlawful use of the proceeds of the bond to the tune of over N13.3 billion without appropriation;

• approval of award of contract to JPROS International without advertisement and other contract processes contrary to the public procurement laws;

• Unauthorized and unlawful use of local government allocation to the tune of N63 billion;

• Unauthorized borrowing of N63 billion naira from a financial market, contrary to the Imo state appropriation law;

• Approval for purchase of furniture to the tune of N4 billion for Government House without proper appropriation contrary to the Imo State appropriation law;

• Approval and award of road contracts without design, advertisement and public bidding, without due process;

• Concealment of government revenue and unlawful use of same without appropriation contrary to the constitution and his oath of office;

• Conversion of government assets and properties — Imo deputy governor’s lodge and two-storey building at directors quarters, Orlu Road to Lamonde Hotel, a company in which he has interest — contrary to his oath of office.

“The governor is not above the law, neither is he untouchable for breach of the law and the constitution,” according to the letter.

Absence of the Chief Judge of the State, Benjamin Njemanze, for the inauguration of the panel to probe allegations against Deputy Governor Agbaso, however, raised concerns over the integrity of the event that took place at the main Conference Hall of the Secretariat of the Council of Traditional Rulers, Owerri.

All members of the panel were present. The panel members include Justice Godwin Chukwuemeka Ihekire (rtd), as Chairman; James Gozie Nze, a lawyer, and Egeonu Chijioke Mere, another lawyer.

Others members are Elder Humphrey Ajaelu, Vin Onyeka, Cecilia Chinyere Oladimeji, and Oparaku Nwarie.
www.ngrguardiannews.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=117148:pressure-on-lawmakers-to-remove-gov-okorocha&catid=1:national&Itemid=559

Dis is i calld 'Bunch of Political Juggernauts'. Nxt thread pls!

I dnt rily get dis! Wht shld even lead 2 d 'Kissing n hugging'. Knowing dat it may as well lead 2 s.exual arousement. I may nt hav a scripture quotation 2 bak dis up, but i sincerely beliv dat it is a sin in a Christian courtship.

Space reservd until i cm bak 4rm Church

Chineke = God d creator

Names you call God in your language and their meanings. I call Him:
'Oloro ihe loro Ehi = He dat swallowd what swallows d fattest Cow.'

6children, no wife (b4), 1 father. Tu baba

tpacalipse: It is not day dreaming if u are rich.

Na 4 only 9ja gals.

All dis gals shouting d can't! D can't!! Let me ask u ppl, wht wil u do wen a fellow lady slap ur man in d open wen u re wit him ova a slight issue?

oyinmama: @OP...good question. My turn...."Must a hubby know his wife's monthly earning?"

U dnt ans query wit query. Say ur view b4 askn ur question.

Wen wud dis BH boys learn 2liv peacefully among ppl.

Real men hardly cry
@topic: Can't rily remember, its bin years.

Ok

norahvivi: may she be healed in Jesus name...Amen
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Try again leta