₦airaland Forum

gramci: Parents of those corp members killed in bauchi are still crying

Denn: i now understand your thought process. i was trying to be diplomatic so as to give you a soft landng but it seems you want a hard-on.

the legislature is one of the three arms of government. There is the executive (the president and all others responsible for the daily administration of the state; the legislature which is empowered to make laws and the judiciary tasked with interpreting these laws and ensuring they are adhered to)

a legsilation is different from a constitution and it is clear you dont know the difference.

A constitution is a set of fundamental principles or established precedents according to which a state or other organization is governed.These rules together make up, i.e. constitute, what the entity is. (reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constitution)

Legislation (or "statutory law" is law which has been promulgated (or "enacted" by a legislature or other governing body, or the process of making it. (Another source of law is judge-made law or case law.) Before an item of legislation becomes law it may be known as a bill, and may be broadly referred to as "legislation" while it remains under consideration to distinguish it from other business. Legislation can have many purposes: to regulate, to authorize, to proscribe, to provide (funds), to sanction, to grant, to declare or to restrict. (reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legislation)

whilst legislations deal ONLY with laws, Constitution deals with the core principles on which the state is established and governed.

the constitution establishes the supremacy of the state. it defines the different arms of government and gives them both powers and limits. A legislation is however, a product of the legislature (through law enactment) or the judiciary (through precedents).

University of Lagos was established and incorporated by THE UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS ACT 1967. This is the only legal reference to the establishment of the university.

As a fact, the University of Lagos was not mentioned in the 1999 Nigeria Constitution. the only explicit reference to "University" was the University college at Ibadan and University College Teaching Hospital, (under the legislative list)

it is so unfortunate that despite my clues and leads to you as regards this subject, you are still so determined to believe that Jonathan erred against the constitution and not a legislation in this regard.

This is a public forum where learned fellas visit. You should not expect the common beer-parlour argument skills to make your points valid here.

if the only kind of refutation you can provide from this moment is still based on this alomo kind of assumptions, am sorry i wont be able to respond to you again.

In summary, a legislation is different from a constitution. Ask google if you are still in doubt.

thank you

Denn: i now understand your thought process. i was trying to be diplomatic so as to give you a soft landng but it seems you want a hard-on.

the legislature is one of the three arms of government. There is the executive (the president and all others responsible for the daily administration of the state; the legislature which is empowered to make laws and the judiciary tasked with interpreting these laws and ensuring they are adhered to)

a legsilation is different from a constitution and it is clear you dont know the difference.

A constitution is a set of fundamental principles or established precedents according to which a state or other organization is governed.These rules together make up, i.e. constitute, what the entity is. (reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constitution)

Legislation (or "statutory law" is law which has been promulgated (or "enacted" by a legislature or other governing body, or the process of making it. (Another source of law is judge-made law or case law.) Before an item of legislation becomes law it may be known as a bill, and may be broadly referred to as "legislation" while it remains under consideration to distinguish it from other business. Legislation can have many purposes: to regulate, to authorize, to proscribe, to provide (funds), to sanction, to grant, to declare or to restrict. (reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legislation)

whilst legislations deal ONLY with laws, Constitution deals with the core principles on which the state is established and governed.

the constitution establishes the supremacy of the state. it defines the different arms of government and gives them both powers and limits. A legislation is however, a product of the legislature (through law enactment) or the judiciary (through precedents).

University of Lagos was established and incorporated by THE UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS ACT 1967. This is the only legal reference to the establishment of the university.

As a fact, the University of Lagos was not mentioned in the 1999 Nigeria Constitution. the only explicit reference to "University" was the University college at Ibadan and University College Teaching Hospital, (under the legislative list)

it is so unfortunate that despite my clues and leads to you as regards this subject, you are still so determined to believe that Jonathan erred against the constitution and not a legislation in this regard.

This is a public forum where learned fellas visit. You should not expect the common beer-parlour argument skills to make your points valid here.

if the only kind of refutation you can provide from this moment is still based on this alomo kind of assumptions, am sorry i wont be able to respond to you again.

In summary, a legislation is different from a constitution. Ask google if you are still in doubt.

thank you

PapaBrowne: I don't believe this story one inch. It is either your brother is deceiving you to get more money out of you or something is absolutely wrong.

First, we all go to banks everyday here in Nigeria. There is no bank that collects bribe to offer a service. It is absolutely impossible. The banks are one sector in Nigeria where corruption is at its barest minimum.

You have to ask your brother more questions. Banks in Nigeria wouldn't give you Western Union if your ID is incomplete and the aim is actually to protect you from falling victim to scammers. It would have cost almost nothing to get that license renewed.

And please why does your brother expect to access banking services without a valid ID CARD. In the country where you are based can you do anything without identification?? You cant even cash your paycheck without an ID. You cant even get a job without social security. You can hardly access healthcare without health Insurance. You cannot even stay in some hotels without a credit card. You cant do anything without identification.

Why on earth do you expect your brother to access services without identification. For your information, Nigeria is changing and many things you could get away with easy previously have become more difficult.

PapaBrowne: I don't believe this story one inch. It is either your brother is deceiving you to get more money out of you or something is absolutely wrong.

First, we all go to banks everyday here in Nigeria. There is no bank that collects bribe to offer a service. It is absolutely impossible. The banks are one sector in Nigeria where corruption is at its barest minimum.

You have to ask your brother more questions. Banks in Nigeria wouldn't give you Western Union if your ID is incomplete and the aim is actually to protect you from falling victim to scammers. It would have cost almost nothing to get that license renewed.

And please why does your brother expect to access banking services without a valid ID CARD. In the country where you are based can you do anything without identification?? You cant even cash your paycheck without an ID. You cant even get a job without social security. You can hardly access healthcare without health Insurance. You cannot even stay in some hotels without a credit card. You cant do anything without identification.

Why on earth do you expect your brother to access services without identification. For your information, Nigeria is changing and many things you could get away with easy previously have become more difficult.

IYA NGBALI: shut the fok up hater from a village school

talk2s: It's a pity that having read through the comments on this thread, I'm quite disappointed that most of you have allowed blind prejudice and unnecessary hatred have blurred your sense of judgement.
The president demonstrates maturity, discipline and respect to the rule of law by making a U-turn, and self-acclaimed faultless, infallible and righteous Nigerians lack the acumen to commend him, for once.

talk2s: It's a pity that having read through the comments on this thread, I'm quite disappointed that most of you have allowed blind prejudice and unnecessary hatred have blurred your sense of judgement.
The president demonstrates maturity, discipline and respect to the rule of law by making a U-turn, and self-acclaimed faultless, infallible and righteous Nigerians lack the acumen to commend him, for once.

vanstanzy: Disgraceful! *Pukes!*

berem: The pikin no go suck b.reast? na wetin the children go dey call them? daddy and mummy abi? mtscheeew!

gloriana: Come n sell tea 4 me 4 just 4 hours in d morning, mday 2 fday n i'l pay u 20,000 naira per month. If intrestd cal me 08036316852

another inmate cut loose in yaba.