This world leaders always clamoring for war, but when it starts now you would see them and families under bunker drinking and eating all they want and watching from television how their zombie soldiers are getting killed in the name of defending their country. Soldiers wake up and think. Wars are lead by leaders in the olden days.
Leave firewood, leave firewood kerosene will be cheaper and affordable we all jump to kerosene, they hick d price, cooking gas cooking gas, we all of us jump in, they hicked price. Don't worry soon we shall provide cng and petrol would be forgotten because cng is cheaper, I see all jumping inside congratulations, then they price would be hicked again.
dre11: The federal government has disclosed that Nigerians are expected to pay between N300,000 and N600,000 to convert their petrol vehicles to Compressed Natural Gas, CNG.…
This is the reason he quickly travelled out to turn blind eye on election so his party can do what they know how best to do.
Bobloco: Under Tinubu's government that grab, steal, snatch and run away, the people don't decide, INEC, the APC and the judiciary decides for the people
Me thinks Umahi is trying so hard not to speak against the immediate past administration, but you could tell, he's dissatisfied with the works done in the works ministry
The president himself is now saying same time the vice of Labour party said that made them call for his arrest, so DSS should go ahead to arrest Mr president too.
Reading through the written address of Tinubu and Shettima lawyers at the ongoing election petition tribunal led by supposed respected senior lawyer Wole Olanipekun, one can’t help but giggle at the hollowness and shallowness of their defense.
In the address, Mr Olanipekun was busy citing the case of Shagari vs Awolowo that happened as far back as 1979 under the 1979 Constitution and in election conducted by FEDECO, as our electoral commission was called then.
Since 1979, we’ve have had many reformations to our electoral laws and have even changed our constitution.
If anything, the most relevant case as far as election cases are concerned in Nigeria today, is the Supreme Court ruling in Osun in case of Oyetola vs Adeleke. This case is the most relevant because it is the only Supreme Court decision since the Electoral Act 2022 came into force.
Ironically, Mr Olanipekun surreptitiously ignored the Osun case which has a lot of similarities with the case at PEPT as they both bother on the place of technology in our election and to what degree INEC can choose to apply or ignore technology in our elections.
It is pertinent to state these things for the world to hear, read and see, so that we all keep an eye on the judiciary and see what comes out it.
Remember that it is not enough to do justice, justice must also be seen to have been done.
PlayMaker14: These Obidients people are really wicked....
Anytime our WhatsApp admin gives us a fresh propaganda to use against them especially the Igbos amongst them, they always come out strong with a constructive defense and it ends up making us look stupid..
This woman is not even Igbo, and she's defending them from January till December...
Dipo and Qudus better look for a new and strong propaganda for us against them oh, if not, that our Ronu WhatsApp Group will not contain us.
Mr president even after all the support Asari Dokubo gave you, you still want to crush him.
Omooba77: —Says Nigeria can’t be on its knees while other countries ‘re making progress —Mandates security heads to come up with a blueprint —To change security architecture soon
No longer imaginationis the fact they are APC branch.
Tntsi: Yakubu INEC is deceiving themselves forming transparency. Up till date, they are yet to allow PODATTI legal team the access to the BVAS, despite the order from the courts.
One begins to imagine if INEC is now a branch or department of the APC.
Don't mind that ezi ofia, i blame those doing every nonsense to keep us together, once we divide, every region will wake up to their responsibilities. Is fast approaching nothing is permanent.
Yet the under aged children are being encouraged to go vote and rig election. You are talking from two sides of your mouth.
seunmsg: How would a principal in Agulu react to a student coming to school with posters of Bola Ahmed Tinubu?
Students who are generally under 18 and below the voting age should be shielded from partisan politics of hate and tribalism. They are our future and we should not plant tribal bigotry in them in the name of supporting a candidate.
We’ve seen videos of Peter Obi supporters using little children for political and ethno-religious campaign. We must stop this. Parents, especially those from south east really need to do better. Stop indoctrinating your kids with tribal bigotry.
The principal did well by suspending the student. However, it should be a brief suspension. The student should be corrected and properly counseled.
ManirBK: A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Femi-Fani Kayode has dragged Joe Biden, US president on social media over his failure to congratulate the Nigerian president-elect, Bola Tinubu on his victory at the just concluded presidential poll.
kingthreat: Are you a 100% actualization of what your parents wanted you to be? You think the parents of prostitutes, cultists, homos, etc wanted their children to go that way?
Thank you for letting me know another 1000 reasons, we said no to his presidential ambition, how would I have known he has a gay daughter. So what Goodluck Jonathan administration rejected, is going to be reviewed and maybe accepted.
The spokesman for the All Progressives Congress (APC) Presidential Campaign Council, Festus Keyamo, has defended President Muhammadu Buhari on the redesign of the naira notes initiated by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).
Buhari had in a nationwide broadcast on Thursday extended the validity of the old N200 notes till April 10.
The president, however, declared that the old N500 and N1000 notes had ceased to be legal tender contrary to the Supreme Court’s order which insisted that all the old notes remain valid pending the determination of the suit on February 22.
The development had led to violent protests in Lagos, Ogun Oyo and other parts of the country.
The Kaduna State Governor, Nasir El-Rufai, and his counterparts in Kano, Jigawa, Lagos, and Ogun had rejected the president’s directive and insisted the old naira notes remain legal tender until the apex court determines otherwise.
Keyamo, who reacted to the development in a Channels Television’s programme “The 2023 Verdict on Friday,” said the president might have been advised wrongly on the matter.
He said the decision of the APC governors to take the Nigerian government to court on the policy was a true federalism in action.
Keyamo said: “My view is that the President acted honestly without intention to slight the Supreme Court, but he may have acted on wrong advice.
“I did not give that advice; it is not my responsibility. I don’t know who gave that advice. I want to say this openly because tomorrow, people will ask me where I stood at this time.
“He thought he was playing safe by saying, ‘Before you decide this matter in court, may I just provide some middle ground so that country burning, there are riots everywhere, so let me just try and provide some succour to the people, whilst acknowledging the matters are in court.’
“Now, if I were to advise him, I would have advised differently. I did not advise him. It’s not my responsibility; I don’t know who. The best thing is comply strictly with the terms of the order of the Supreme Court that all the old naira notes should circulate for now side by side with the new notes because that is the order of the Supreme Court.
“All authorities in Nigeria must obey the orders of the Supreme Court. Anything to the contrary is a descent into anarchy.
“It’s federalism in action. Those who are clamouring for true federalism – this is true federalism in action. People are thinking that this is the first time that governors of the APC are taking the President to court. It’s not.
“On various issues, they have always challenged the President in court. It doesn’t affect their amity; it doesn’t affect the cohesion of the party; it doesn’t affect the cohesion of these individuals.”