Politics › Re: After Bombardment, Bandits Reach Out To Kogi State Govt For Peace by MrSly(m): 12:41pm On Jan 18 |
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Politics › Re: Adamawa Progressive Elders Council Endorses President Bola Ahmed Tinubu For 2027 by MrSly(m): 12:29pm On Jan 18 |
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Romance › Re: Please Help Me Reprogram My Life, I'm Tired Of Patronising Prostitutes. by MrSly(m): 12:24pm On Jan 18 |
MONEY247: Bro these is a proven way to, if you are sincerely willing to stop the act Being accountable to an elder does not quench libido. Someone who could borrow money just to visit a brothel for nacking. The first practical solution is to have a wife with high sex drive too. She will sap his libido to moderate limit. |
Politics › Re: Imam Abubakar Did What Leaders Failed To Do — Peter Obi by MrSly(m): 12:22pm On Jan 18 |
stuffs2002: Peter Obi is not fit to pack Imam Abubakar Abdullahi shoes not to talk of mentioning his name. Peter Obi was busy waging war on Muslims like Imam Abubakar Abdullahi as shown in the leaked audio with Oyedepo
Peter Obi is a dangerous religious bigot who is not fit to hold any national post Like I told your direct boss, your tears are most welcome. |
Romance › Re: Please Help Me Reprogram My Life, I'm Tired Of Patronising Prostitutes. by MrSly(m): 5:39pm On Jan 17 |
MONEY247: Become accountable to someone... A church leader A respected adult
Try to consistently save excess money Theory, no real impact. |
Romance › Re: Please Help Me Reprogram My Life, I'm Tired Of Patronising Prostitutes. by MrSly(m): 5:39pm On Jan 17 |
verminnel: Get a partner and get married ,that should help. Practical solution. |
Romance › Re: Please Help Me Reprogram My Life, I'm Tired Of Patronising Prostitutes. by MrSly(m): 5:38pm On Jan 17 |
KiNg0G: Just this year alone, I have had sex with over 20 prostitutes. It's almost like I am cursed or swear for with this kind of lifestyle.
While people were in church Jan 1st I broke my resolution before the year even started, had marathon sex that night and one would think it will be enough but it never is.
Before then I have been trying to change the whole last weeks of December, even on Christmas eve and the 25th I was still holding myself, the urge to patronise them kept calling but I kept my cool was adamant on my resolution but on new year eve I lost it all and the relapse is so bad that I haven't rested since Jan 1.
From one brothel to another, different spots carrying daybreak, short time. I have lost a huge amount of weight within this 2weeks but I can't just stopped it's almost like I am jazzed... like a reflex action that I don't even think, it just happens..
I know it's the price I got to pay for starting with prostitute in my teenage days and it became a habit but now it's getting worse and I'm starting to think this isn't normal, they've gotten to me.
If I know anyone to go tomorrow to get a permanent solution even if it means paying for it I will. I met a pharmacist sometime last year if there's any medication I can take to kill my sex drive. He didn't give me a reasonable response, I just need help on how to reprogram my life, my brain to live like a normal human being with purpose and focus in life other than patronising prostitutes..it gets so bad that I take loans from friends and app to expense this lifestyle. I can't watch 2026 passed me by yet again with this kind of living. Now I am sober but give me 24hrs time especially tomorrow Sunday, I'm back to the same ways.
I need help. I never took you serious until I saw " I took loan from friend and app to expanse this lifestyle" Na there I come weak. You really need help. |
Politics › Re: Imam Abubakar Did What Leaders Failed To Do — Peter Obi by MrSly(m): 10:29am On Jan 17 |
yarimo: Peter obi you are promoting hate against Muslims , while the late cleric promote peace and unity. Cry, cry again. Check whether it is okay, then cry again. Eat raw pepper and cry again. Find the nearest wall hit it mercilessly and cry again. Just keep crying to console yourself if you don't like what PO has said and the fact that he is accepted by all Nigerians regardless of faith. |
Politics › Re: Imam Abubakar Did What Leaders Failed To Do — Peter Obi by MrSly(m): 10:26am On Jan 17 |
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Politics › Re: Can A Court Stop The Impeachment Of Governor Fubara? by MrSly(m): 8:41am On Jan 17 |
press9jatv: Can a Court stop the impeachment of Governor Fubara?
The ongoing impeachment moves against Governor Siminalayi Fubara of Rivers State have once again brought to the fore a recurring constitutional question in Nigeria’s democratic practice: Can the courts stop an impeachment process once the House of Assembly has invited the Chief Judge to constitute a panel to investigate allegations against a governor?
The simple answer is yes.
Impeachment in Nigeria is a constitutional process governed strictly by Section 188 of the 1999 Constitution (as amended). While it is often described as a political tool in the hands of legislators, the law is settled that impeachment is not beyond judicial scrutiny. What courts may not interrogate are the political reasons for impeachment; what they can and do examine is whether the procedure laid down by the Constitution has been faithfully followed.
Under Section 188, impeachment follows a sequence: a notice of allegation signed by not less than one-third of the members of the House, service of the notice on the governor, a resolution supported by two-thirds of members, and a request to the Chief Judge to constitute a seven-man panel to investigate the allegations. Only after the panel submits its report can the House take the final step of removal.
Once the House writes to the Chief Judge to set up a panel, the process has certainly advanced. However, it has not crossed the point of no return.
Nigerian courts have consistently held that they can intervene at any stage of impeachment proceedings where there is evidence of constitutional breach. This position was firmly established in landmark cases such as Inakoju v. Adeleke and Dapialong v. Dariye. The courts made it clear that while impeachment is political in nature, compliance with constitutional procedure is a legal obligation enforceable by the judiciary.
Therefore, a court order can lawfully stop impeachment proceedings, even after the request to the Chief Judge, if certain conditions exist. These include situations where the House of Assembly is not properly constituted, where there is no valid quorum, where lawmakers involved are themselves under legal dispute, or where the steps taken violate the clear provisions of Section 188. Similarly, denial of fair hearing, rushed timelines, or actions driven by bad faith can attract judicial intervention.
In such cases, courts may issue restraining orders, injunctions, or orders maintaining the status quo. These orders may prevent the Chief Judge from constituting a panel or halt the panel from continuing its work. Contrary to popular opinion, this does not amount to judicial interference in legislative affairs; rather, it is the enforcement of constitutional supremacy.
However, it must also be stated clearly that courts are generally reluctant to interfere with impeachment where due process is strictly followed. If the House of Assembly is lawfully constituted, the required numbers are met, and every procedural step is complied with, the judiciary will likely allow the process to run its course.
Applied to the Rivers State situation, the decisive factor is not the political tension or the personalities involved, but the legality of the process. If Governor Fubara can demonstrate that the House’s actions are constitutionally defective, illegitimate, procedurally flawed, or done in bad faith, the courts are empowered to intervene. If not, the impeachment process may proceed unhindered.
This distinction is critical for Nigeria’s democracy. Allowing courts to enforce due process prevents impeachment from becoming a tool of vendetta or political ambush.
In the final analysis, impeachment is neither above the law nor immune from abuse. The Constitution remains the ultimate referee, and the courts remain its faithful guardians. Whether the impeachment of Governor Fubara proceeds or stalls will depend, not on political noise, but on strict adherence to constitutional discipline.
That, ultimately, is the true test of democratic maturity.
Christian U. Abu, PhD, MNIM, MAAPS Can a president who is even illegimate suspend a people elected governor? Answer this question and have peace. |
Politics › Re: How Obasanjo’s Son, Olujonwo Endorsed Buhari Against Father’s Wish (Flashback) by MrSly(m): 8:40am On Jan 17 |
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Politics › Re: Scores Dead As Terrorists With Machine Guns Launch Attack On Borno Military Base by MrSly(m): 8:34am On Jan 17 |
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Education › Re: 1972 Article Where South West Students Opposed Quota System In Admissions by MrSly(m): 8:45pm On Jan 16 |
Ttalk: They want you to echo their voice but rather na insult and abuse we dey hear No their voice was swallowed by emilokan politics. |
Education › Re: 1972 Article Where South West Students Opposed Quota System In Admissions by MrSly(m): 8:07pm On Jan 16 |
So what happened today? Why did they suddenly lose their voice? |
Agriculture › Re: Does Papaya Have A Name In Your Local Dialect? [picture] by MrSly(m): 8:17pm On Jan 15 |
Mariangeles: I don't think I've ever heard of any local name papaya [popularly called pawpaw] is known by.
Does it have a name in your language? If it does, what is it called? I'm here to learn.
Picture source: Pinterest. Okwulu in Igbo. |
Music/Radio › Re: Ihe Di Gi Mma - Chinyere Udoma (video) by MrSly(m): 6:31pm On Jan 15 |
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Car Talk › Re: Which of these cars would you advise I buy? by MrSly(m): 6:26pm On Jan 15 |
donareal: Hello
What do you guys thinks about these two cars as a first time buyer and driver.
The first is Peugeot 307 and the second is Toyota Corolla Obama.
Which would you advise I go for as Nigerian used and why?
My mind is tilted more to the Toyota Obama but I hear most of them usually develop electrical issue due to them being converted from right to left hand driving when they come in Nigeria. Go. For the Toyota |
Politics › Re: Kidnapped Edo Doctor, Ibrahim Abu Babatunde, Regains Freedom by MrSly(m): 5:22pm On Jan 15 |
dragunov: That kidnapping incident was local. It's not Fulanis alone that are kidnapping. It's time we begin to resist our own criminals too. I hope you read well to discover where the kidnapping took place? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Says The Killing Of Protesters Has Stopped In Iran by MrSly(m): 5:16pm On Jan 15 |
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Politics › Re: Kidnapped Edo Doctor, Ibrahim Abu Babatunde, Regains Freedom by MrSly(m): 4:23pm On Jan 15 |
Gunmi is still walking free. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Says It Is Ready For War As US President Discusses Military Options by MrSly(m): 6:05pm On Jan 14 |
phelonrays: Trump once joked that uptill now Iran hasn't replied the missiles he sent them since 2025.
They've killed 12,000 protesters so far, shut down the Internet but thanks to Star link and Elon who have given the Iranian people a free access to the world.
With this atrocities committed in Iran by Khamenie, the UN has not offered a single statement to support the people of Iran. UN, the hypocrites. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Says It Is Ready For War As US President Discusses Military Options by MrSly(m): 6:05pm On Jan 14 |
SlavaUkraini: No oooo
God is about to Punish the ruthless Iranian regime and there is absolutely nothing Russia or China would do to save them...
Just like they couldn't save Maduro from being captured by the US.
Thank you for your Attention to this Matter
Donald J Trump
President of the United States
God Bless America Forever 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 Thank you for your attention on this matter.  |
Politics › Re: 11 Ships Laden With diesel, Salt And fresh Fish Have Arrived Lagos Ports - NPA by MrSly(m): 10:07pm On Jan 13 |
Oludiary: I think Dangote said there’s no more importation of petrol? So dangote is the balablu that occupies space is aso rock. |
Politics › Re: United States Delivers Military Aides To Nigeria by MrSly(m): 2:42pm On Jan 13 |
Richtaiwo: Why is Trump suddenly behaving like this?
After confidently assuring the handle mops that he would swoop in, flatten Aso Rock, replace Tinubu with Pitobi, free Nnamdi Kanu from his zoo cage, and crown him Vice President, he has now turned around to supply the same Tinubu with military hardware.
Is he aware that thanksgiving services and torrents of praise have already been offered to Abiama over these grand promises? Or did someone forget to inform him that altars were raised and hymns sung in anticipation?
I was always told that Trump is the very definition of “talk and do.” So what happened? Or does “talk and do” now come with a footnote, terms and conditions apply, especially when handle mops are involved? Check yourself. You are now sounding so incoherent |
Travel › Re: Japa: Comparing US/UK Suicide Rates To Nigeria's by MrSly(m): 12:32pm On Jan 13 |
QuinQ: Don't you think that maybe it suggests that no place is heaven? Nothing at all. One man's hell could be another man's dream paradise. |
Travel › Re: Lady Shows The Part Of America They Don’t Talk About, Nigerians React (Photos/Vi by MrSly(m): 6:06pm On Jan 12 |
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Travel › Re: Japa: Comparing US/UK Suicide Rates To Nigeria's by MrSly(m): 5:54pm On Jan 12 |
QuinQ: Does nfo below tell us anything? If so, what? If not, why not? Can it possibly affect a japa decision? It has nothing to suggest. |
Politics › Re: Reactions Trail Photo Of Peter Obi Greeting Atiku Abubakar On Bent Knees by MrSly(m): 3:26pm On Jan 11 |
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Politics › Re: NAF Airstrikes Hit Terrorists In Abbagajiri, Clear Way For Ground Forces Action by MrSly(m): 3:23pm On Jan 11 |
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Politics › Re: Angry Youths Destroy Tinubu’s Billboard In Edo (video) by MrSly(m): 3:16pm On Jan 11 |
HacheNoire: The youths should be arrested and prosecuted.
Vandalism is not part of politics and will never be condoned.
The police should swiftly arrest the youths and get them locked up behind bars, pending prosecution. Is life all about politics. Please check your head. They are demanding good governance not politics. |
Crime › Re: DSS Detains Officer For Rape, Forced Conversion Of Muslim Girl by MrSly(m): 11:54am On Jan 10 |
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Business › Re: What Happens To The Unclaimed Funds Of Deceased Bank Customers? by MrSly(m): 7:21am On Jan 10 |
Lastpharoah33: I've seen it from this angle too, not the bank's fault anyway. Whose fault then? Banks are insincere from the on set. If they were sincere they would guide any customer through all processes including the ones that would help your loved ones get your money in case of eventual demise. But they are targeting people's money even from the time you want to open the account. |