₦airaland Forum

ct2:
where are those enemies of nigeria that said nigeria will burn ,

only stay on Nairaland to make treat

PatrickOkunima:
The only people scared are those who do not have the intention of paying back their debts. If you are 100% sure of getting the money to pay back, go ahead and contact them.

PatrickOkunima:
I don't think anyone will take you serious here. You best option is to try the Micro Finance Banks around you. You'll even get more than 50k.

ExpiredNigeria:
It's not much but, it's something. If you know N50,000 can help you, I might consider to lend you 50k if your idea is good enough. Go on and convince me

mynd1:
Jump in to lagoon and save ur self the pain
Ipob zombie.

Blacksodje:
The Chamber of the Nigerian Senate
The Nigerian Senate has filed a case at the Supreme Court to seek clarification on the suspension of the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Walter Onnoghen.

Relying on an order from the Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT), President Muhammadu Buhari last Friday suspended the chief justice replacing him with another Supreme Court justice, Tanko Mohammed.

On Monday, the Senate approached the apex court seeking its interpretation on whether President Buhari acted within the provision of the constitution in his suspension of Mr Onnoghen.

The Senate also wants the court to determine whether the action of the president does amount to usurpation of the powers of the Senate as provided for in Section 292 of the constitution.

The section states conditions for removal of a chief justice but fails to clarify the difference between temporary removal and permanent removal.

“Following the filing of the case, the matter of the suspension of the CJN which is the main issue for which the Senate had planned to reconvene tomorrow, has become subjudiced,” a statement signed by Yusuph Olaniyonu, media aide to Senate President Bukola Saraki says.

“Therefore, in line with the standing rules of the Senate not to debate issues that are already pending before the court, the reconvening of the Senate tomorrow has been put off. The previous adjournment of the Senate till February 19, 2019, stays

source: https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/308478-breaking-onnoghen-senate-approaches-supreme-court-suspends-plan-to-reconvene.html

OGHENAOGIE:
you guys like to twist facts and I don't know why except u tell me u are an apc member who is benefiting I will understand...salami was recommended for removal by the njc...not d nonsense we are seeing...buhari won't be Nigeria president forever...we are setting a bad precedent moreover this singular situation has consequences we can't know in this critical elections times we are seeing kangaroo judgements...ok oooo we are watching...if only Jonathan had removed jega maybe he would still be in power today...this area was my bsc thesis then...

deji17:
Buhari my guy..

Problem - CORRUPTION

What does cut the head of the snake mean?

A very comparable idiom is "to cut the head off the snake" It means to stop a larger problem by aiming at the source - often the leader, or a major culprit. The implication is that the rest of the problem will naturally die off without that source.

Three arms of Govt - Executive, Judiciary and the Legislature.

- Senate President - Leader of the Legislative Arm of Govt - Saraki
- CJN, Leader of the Judiciary - Onnoghen
- Executive . President Buhari

Breaking News:
ASSETS Declaration Fraud....

CCT serves mass summon against Judges.
Jan 25, 2019

aminulive:
@POLITICSNGR

President Muhammadu Buhari, Sunday night replied former President Olusegun Obasanjo for attacking him and his government.

In a lengthy statement on Sunday, Obasanjo attacked President Buhari and the All Progressives Congress (APC) administration comparing it to that of the Abacha era.

Presidential spokesman, Garba Shehu, in a statement said: “The sixteen-page letter the former President, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, wrote to President Muhammadu Buhari and released this afternoon is the last push by desperate politicians who can’t handle the President politically and have resorted to subterfuge.

“Our first message to the former President is that he needs a good doctor for good treatment and to say to him, “Get well soon.”

“As repeatedly said of him, since Chief Obasanjo left office in 1979, he never let every succeeding leader of the country function freely, and this included the one he personally handpicked against all known rules drawn up by the party that put him in the office of the President. But Chief Obasanjo is jealous because President Buhari has more esteem than him and the sooner he learns to respect him the better.

“It is a notorious fact that in dealing with any leader that he failed to control, he resorted to these puerile attacks. As the grand patron, more correctly the grandfather of corruption as described by the National Assembly, Chief Obasanjo released today’s letter purely for the reason of rescuing his thriving corruption establishment.

“The elections starting in February will be free and fair as promised the nation and the international community by President Buhari.

“What Chief Obasanjo and his co-travelers in the PDP should expect is that from the outcome, we will teach them a political lesson that they will never forget. This margin will be much bigger than we had in 2015.

“Claims that President Buhari and the All Progressives Congress (APC) have embarked on the president’s “self- succession project, by recruiting collation officers who are already awarding results based on their projects to actualise the perpetuation agenda, in which the people will not matter and the votes will not count” is not only utterly false, but a copious note from the book on the failed third term agenda of President Obasanjo.

“The man, President Buhari who has taken Nigeria’s reputation to a higher level internationally and is working hard to improve on the records of elections he found in place cannot descend to the level that Obasanjo has himself sunk.

“As for his attacks of the administration’s records in fighting corruption, what the former President said is no more than evidence that President Buhari’s war against corruption is succeeding. They thought it is all a joke.

“A leader who took USD 16 billion “upfront” to supply electric power yet failed to add a single megawatt to the national grid and to date, there is no trace of the money is jittery that he will be called to account. He is a coward.

“Chief Obasanjo, manifesting a confused state of mind blames President Buhari for the fall of Libya into a failed state and the unholy alliance between the Boko Haram terrorists and the ISIS, while at the same time calling it an African problem, saying “the struggle must be for all West African, Central African, North African and most East African States,” which really does not amount to saying anything new.

“Nigerians looked up to him as a role model and a ray of hope to ethical and clean leadership until President Yar’Adua called him out to explain what happened to the sixteen billion dollars of taxpayer’s money. It is clear that with him sitting on top of the heap of corruption, he is no different from the crowd he leads.

“This language of his 16-page letter, likening President Buhari to General Sani Abacha, a man he dreaded and the one who jailed him under military laws is most unfitting from a former President of Nigeria.

“The claim that President Buhari has put in place rigging machinery is both outlandish and outrageous. We are unable to get the words to describe a 90-year old liar, except to say that by the publication of this tissue of lies against the President, he Obasanjo, not the President will fall from everyone’s esteem.”

https://politicsngr.com/breaking-need-good-doctor-buhari-replies-obasanjo/

DinoMelaye:
Source: https://politicstimesng.com/why-amina-zakari-should-resign-obasanjo/

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majamajic:
how do intend to payback soon ? why not wait and pay with your money u intend to pay � with,

is your own school not on strike ?

tsephanyah:
Now, all Atiku has to do to make the electorate reconsider as to whether to take him seriously, is to acknowledge that he was corrupt then state that he is now a changed man.If not it means that he either has not changed one bit, or can not even recognize the fundamental problem.

Damentia:
I can be of help if only you can prove your claims to be genuine and by the way where is your location?

ebuk4real:
And the Onitsha, Warri and Calabar port that will help the country in no small measure is still been played politics with because of the 'put them down policy' against the Igbo? No wahala.

Until we as a country learn to do first things first, there won't be any meaningful development in this 'geographical expression'. But one thing I know for sure is if we fail to address injustice early and keep sweeping them under the carpet, our geographical expression' will be filled with "mess" one blessed day

Bambambiglo:
I'm currently on a WHO assignment in Gwer west Benue state