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yarimo:When Tinubu goes around campaigning in other SW states and doing all in his power to entrench APC, do you ask him to cane his lane and focus on better leadership for Lagos? Don't let hypocrisy get the better of you. |
tsephanyah:The fact that an unelected Kyari has taken over the functions of the president and is issuing orders concerning national security is too sensitive to be on paper? So Nigerians should remain uninformed about the fact that some unknown entity is masquerading as president? That's a really hateful thing to wish Nigerians! |
DiplomaticFatma:Can you please not be stupid? The OP is about almajiri and the attendant ill effects especially on young children. The almajiri business is supposed to be about acquiring Islamic knowledge strictly! It has absolutely nothing to do with Christianity or Buddhism or any other religion! The part of the OP I quoted which if you had read n understood would have seen you make a more sensible statement, is of an almajiri teacher saying that to stop the begging is equal to stopping the children from learning about their Islamic religion! If you were not so unnecessarily sensitive in taqqiya style, even you would be worried that an islamic teacher who should be teaching vulnerable children thinks begging is what almajiri should be about! You should be concerned and not looking for areas in the North dominated by Christians! What does that have to do with anything here? Do they send their children on almajiri business too? |
He should get clearance from Magu before embarking on such mission else he will be held and prosecuted for corruption! |
Let me see any idiotic zombie attack the NASS again while exonerating their Daddy Bubu! |
Another teacher of an Almajiri school, Malam Haruna Ali, said no one can stop Almajiri from begging. He has about 41 students and says he will not return any of them, as stopping them from begging is like stopping them from studying about their religionReally? Is this what islam is about? Begging and constituting nuisance to the society or is this just contrived ignorance? If a teacher has this mindset how can his pupils and wards ever amount to anything good? |
And that's the end of that story! Some goats will still come here to say we should be grateful that it was even done at all...yeye dem! ![]() |
helinues:We? There's many of you then? And you personally referred to yourself? There's really a situation here..let me call for help! Izaa, immhotep, please come around. Someone needs your attention here... |
helinues:Trolling? Nah, not my cup of tea and you really aren't worth it from your history but seriously though, does this so called trolling have any impact on your quality of life? Are there chances you feel the urge to use the 3rd mainland bridge shortcut into the lagoon? You may need to get checked out then. Early detection and stuff you know? ![]() |
helinues:You're actually counting? And you even opened a thread on the issue! ![]() |
Ntoor! Sagay is still calling the rubbish Bayelsa review meritorious when the Supreme court has said it is not! They will soon give him his own fine to pay for contempt outside the face of the court. |
DuBLINGreenb:. It's been thriving and spreading in Brazil and has now been confirmed in Nigeria. |
tsephanyah:Really? The best huh? It's in Nigeria now..first case confirmed. |
yarimo:The man will mind his business which is PDP's victory. He's not so jobless as to start protesting on behalf of APC abi Oshiomole no get mouth? |
[quote author= post=86967179]We concur once again. One of the laws we have to come together and abolish in our nation is the power of immunity rubbish that the evil party bestowed on us before they left. It has done more harm than good.[/quote]And a demonic, shameless and corrupt party called APC, rather than fight the immunity clause is seeking to expand it to cover their dirty, corrupt, criminal officials. You will not condemn them outright instead you are accusing PDP of authoring a constitution that was formulated and handed down by the military regime even before democracy started in 1999. Ignorance kills! |
So funny yet painfully disappointing! So they are waiting for them to come so they can repel them? And some deadbeat louts still support Buhari and his demonic service chiefs? God forbid! |
Very good! I hope they efficiently and effectively follow through. |
This is how to deal with the idiots! Instead someone will claim they are repentant and willing to embrace peace therefore they should be reunited with the same society they mindlessly terrorised for sport! God punish this APC government completely! |
kkulaja:That is the unfortunate corruption we are faced with; the audio fight against corruption that Bubu and crew are involved in. If the community sustains the tempo of protests and pressure on the police, we may see some action and get justice done. |
AntiWailer: christm386:That is how the procedure works. The police must first try him, dismiss him if found guilty thereby stripping him of the office/rank of Police officer before he is charged to the High court for trial. This is because members of the armed forces are not subject to civilian law but military/martial law until he is so dismissed from which armed force he belongs to in this case, the Police. |
Ha! This one tie wrapper o! Ok na! |
TOPCRUISE:For now, his being in court was as a result of his candidacy to Contest gubernatorial elections. If he was disqualified on that issue, it doesn't affect his senatorial seat. If a criminal case of forgery, lying under oath or such other related offences are is brought against him arising from the Supreme court decision, then a conviction will see him out of office and in jail. It is the FG ie the Attorney General that should play that role of prosecuting him but alas! This is Nigeria! |
Hisroyalbadmeat:How much of that do you have for Christians in Saudi Arabia, Burundi, Iran, Iraq, etc? |
johnmartus:For the country Slovakia, there is no war, they've just made their principles clear. You don't like it, scram! |
Iamgrey5:Following your line of argument, if the judgment of the CA had been in favour of PDP disqualifying APC so that they didn't participate in the election and then the election took place the next day, are you saying APC would have been expected to proceed to an election tribunal on the issue? What would be the grounds of their petition? That they were unlawfully disqualified by the CA? Can a tribunal overrule a CA? Study the grounds for an election petition and tell me what the argument would have been. How can a cause of action that arose prior to elections suddenly be referred to an election petition tribunal when it has already been litigated upon? That is an abuse of court process and would have suffered being statute barred! |
Dansuqi:No it does not. Don't start dabbling into legal and judicial matters you clearly know nothing about. |
Dansuqi:It is not a new section. He is only misrepresenting it again for some reason. |
Iamgrey5:And I am telling you that a pre election matter doesn't expire because an election has taken place. An election does not stop the right of appeal every party lawfully enjoys. If the Court of appeal had upheld the judgement of the high court excluding APC, elections were conducted and PDP was declared winner, will you toe this line of argument to say APC should not approach the SC when hoping for a chance that the decision of the lower courts would be overturned? Remember that it was the day after the court of appeal judgement was given that Bayelsa election was conducted. |
Iamgrey5:That is a function of when decisions were entered by the courts. You cannot force the courts to pass a decision until it is ready. It is not a sound argument that elections had been conducted and therefore any existing right of appeal is expired! |
This is how they will make Gombe the new BH venue. Already it's the base for the so called repentant boko haram rehabilitation program. Make dem continue. |
Iamgrey5:The Court of Appeal is not the final arbiter on pre-election issues, the supreme court is. The right of appeal had not been exhausted and PDP rightly made use of the available right. Was Zamfara not a pre-election issue? Did Court of Appeal not give judgement enabling APC in Zamfara to contest? Did the Supreme court not overturn that decision hence the PDP leadership in Zamfara today? Did Falana raise this issue? The fact that an election had been conducted did not negate an ongoing suit which the parties had a right to appeal up to the Supreme court! |
I wonder though whether Falana averted his mind to the fact that after the conclusion of a case there is a right of appeal which must be exercised within a certain timeframe if parties wish to and after which the principle of effluxion of time comes into play. A pre-election matter doesn't suddenly become a post-election matter just because an election has taken place when the appellant party still has a cause of action and has not run out of time to file an appeal. The law does not say that the court of appeal is the court of final judgement rather it is the Supreme court on pre-election issues. The mere conduct of an election does not override or extinguish the right of appeal of any party. |
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