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Of course, Freeze, at any time, is entitled to the expression of his opinion as he deemed but, I found his gutter language so belittling. As a communicator, I expected him to be very civil and polite in his choice of words even at the face of the highest provocation. Think it is inhuman and so, un godly, raining abuses on, and scorning the physical attributes of others.

Be that as it may, if at the 21st century, we as a people are still neckdeep in ''my religion is hollier than yours'' ''my god is bigger than yours'' and some other idiosyncracies of religious depravity, even God CANNOT help us.

And by the way, Freeze was right. Christ would most likely identify with some people of the mosque than the brethren of the church. This was exactly what Christ was trying to communicate in the parable of The Good Samaritan, meaning, your volition, conduct, behaviour, action, thought and the likes, are much more of concern, and of importance to God and that should be your religion.

The ''Ijebu'' juju was so strong and potent it brought to the family not only '' a 5 year long drought, poverty, sicknesses'' but also ''violence from Niger Delta Ijaw boys.''

Nincompoops all over the land!

pcicero:
You turned this thread into a tribal thing.

You are still not happy when someone corrected you without resorting to your level of reasoning. Being the hate-monger that you are, rather than just letting it slide, you continued to show the undisguised bias towards a group of people.

You folks enjoy making unprovoked attacks all over the place.
It is getting really tiring.

It so so sickening and lately, becoming nauseating how some dude will paint every issue in Nigeria with ethnic colouration. Each time they did that, they displayed unalloyed, unrepentant and crude ignorance, hatred and morbid phobia for other tribe than theirs.

Fela was one musician no informed and enlightened Nigerian will ascribe to a particular tribe. You hardly can tell he is Hausa, Ibo or Yoruba and most of us who grew up in his time in Lagos didnt even know his tribe until probably adulthood. So to now refer to Fela as ''Yoruba people know how to hype their own'' is such a pathetic gibberish that could only come from a pathological ignoramus!

The truth is some investors jumped into the DISCO thing without due diligence. They thought the DISCO business will be like oil blocks or gsm paroles where money just rolls in anyhow. They are not willing to embark on long term investment. Now they realized it was a different ball game they simply resorted to extorting their customers.

I tell you they are worst compared to the old NEPA. In the days of NEPA, disconnections are done once in a month but with the IKEDC, their men go about week-in week-out with ladder extorting the hapless while threatening to disconnect them. I once confronted some in my area reminding them their colleagues came in the previous week and the excuse was that ''those ones that came last week are the task force, we are from the head-office'' Even NEPA at the height of its efficiency was never that bad!

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dukeprince50:
the poster above me made sense sha.

You can't just show the promise land and expect the children of Israel not to enter na

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if she is ur girlfriend then it's understandable, the temperature in the room is high and she wants to sleep unclad but if she is just a visitor and she sleeps nake.d and says no sex, bro rape her, it's a long night, no one should put chicken in ur plate and expect u not to eat.

But then Daniel entered the lions den and lion no chop am o, so I deh confused.

Even if she is ur girlfriend it can only be understood if u two ave done it previously and on this particular time she is not in the mood. If that would be ur first time out and she was there beside u stark naked preaching self control, verily I say unto u, auto control wld naturally supercede self control therefore, it wld be a sin for u not to do d needful!

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Babygiwa:
The beauty of democracy in civilized society and the democratic system of governance we practice is that it is underpinned by the rule of law. One of the features of the rule of law is that justice is blind and should apply to everyone equally; it is impartial. So, while the Senate President is indeed not immune to prosecution for alleged criminal behavior, he should expect a fair judicial process based on cogent evidence and rigorous, plausible case. This does not quite seem like what transpired at the code of conduct tribunal and the whole situation has been compounded by the Federal Executive’s insistence on appealing the tribunal’s decision.

The recent onslaught against the senate and senators by the nigerian police should alarm any democrat or advocate of good governance. It appears that democratic arms of government which criticize or check the executive has been subjected to attacks and intimidation only seen in banana republics and brutal dictatiorships.

Members of the forth estate, the judiciary, opposition members, vocal senators , odinary nigerians who on social media vent about their frustrations.

This attacks did not start today, perhaps it is importnt to take us back to where it started.

Immeidately the leadership of the senate emerged and some very powerful people were not happy with the elected leadership, The Code of conduct tribunal started investigating the senate president, his wife was hauled to the EFCC as well, Nigerians riding on the anti corruption stance of the governent that was elected to power cheered on while this strange persecutions were taking place.

The tribunals’ decision to affirm the Senate President’s No-Case Submission, after what was truly a shoddy showing by the prosecution, is now common knowledge. There were 3 prosecution witness each of whom was discredited for the following reasons – the first, from the EFCC, testified that they did not interview the accused or take any statement from him during their investigations. This is of course highly irregular and lends itself to the theory that the decision to prosecute was not really based on the outcome of an investigation but something else. The second witness, from the bankers of the Senate President, testified that he could not tender any documents because all the ones relevant to the case had been destroyed in a fire. This is bizarre and suggests that the prosecution did not even bother to schedule preparatory meetings with its witnesses. The third witness, from the code of conduct bureau, testified that he had no firsthand knowledge of the bureau’s investigations, as they had all been carried out by his subordinates.

It beggars belief that the prosecution of such a high-profile government functionary, the third in the line of succession to the Presidency after the Vice-President could have been conducted with such incompetence and such disrespect for the taxpayers whose money funded the trial. It is even more unbelievable that the government, knowing it is barred from presenting new witnesses or tendering new evidence on appeal, thinks there is much of a chance for the verdict to be overturned on appeal. If anything, it reinforces the widely-held belief that the Federal Executive is determined to keep the Senate President in court despite the weak evidence its agencies have mustered despite their best efforts.

This is not to suggest that the Senate President is blameless – he may well have a case to answer. But the system of criminal law we practice is one in which the burden is on the prosecutors to prove guilt and not on the accused to show innocence. If anything, the insistence of the Executive on appealing shows the inherent danger in a system that would require the accused person to prove his or her innocence. Prosecutions could very well become a real tool for harassing anyone the government of the day perceives as a threat or an enemy

Today all vocal senators against the executive are suspected of armed robbery and murder, just the other day, a senator who was suspended based on the senate rules came into the hallowed chambers of the senate with thugs and made away with the mace of the senate which is the symbol of authority. These could only have happened with the support of the law enforcement agencies.

Who can forget the dramatic way supreme court justices and other high court judges were arrested and up till date no one has been successfully prosecuted and most of the arrested judges complained that they were victimized because of bails granted to Nnamdi Kanu and El zazaki, we must not forget that the NJC is the body legally empowered to discipline judges.

There is an added risk when it is friends of the government of the day that own the media houses conducting the trials-by-media, under which many have long since been convicted and sentenced. If the people who have the power to tarnish your reputation are in league with those who seek to use the law as a tool of oppression, less resilient targets that find themselves in the crosshairs could very well vanish without a whimper.

The police IG has refused to honor the senate summons which is a slap on our constitution and on the rule of law.

The executive choses which court order to obey and which one to ignore, the head of the EFCC an agency that should be independent, was on TV the other day wearing a badge supporting the president for a second term.

The biggest question is, should ordinary Nigerian trust that the EFCC would be fair and impartial in handling corruption cases? The verdict is left to Nigerians.

A federal executive that came to office parading itself as the paragon of good governance, a federal executive that has probably the highest number of Senior Advocates of Nigeria at any one time must be extra careful about the appearance of politicizing justice. There is the ancient legal maxim that justice must not only be done, but must be seen to be done. It is critical that the custodians of our prosecutorial system must be seen to be doing real justice, if the institutions that hold up developed societies are going to be built in our country. If, as our national anthem states, we are truly looking to build a nation where peace and justice shall reign, prosecutions need to stop being tainted with even the faintest of political undertones.

Any strong and developed country has its foundation built on the rule of law and fidelity to the constitution.

Nigerians must resist any attempt to curtail the democratic space in the country.


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Euouae:
"Earlier, speaking under personal explanation, Karimi said in the process of arresting and transporting Dino from Abuja to Lokoja by the police, the lawmaker was involved in an accident and was hospitalised."




Or attempted suicide?

U can see part of d reasons we are where we are. That was a honourable member of House of Representatives, a house where intellectual debates should be the norms in the process of formulating laws for us, you can see how inarticulate, mischievous, moronic he was at describing the event that led Melaye to the hospital and none of his colleagues could simply correct him to at least put the records straight before making pronouncement on the matter.

Melaye's accident was self inflicted. He attempted to escape from legal custody, he confirmed he did, a fellow senator, Ben Murray Bruce also confirmed Melaye attempted to escape from the police van transporting him.

So the house could entertain a matter based on falsehoods and that has been there stocks in trade and that is why we are here today.

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cloud9usher:
Can people like you just shut up if you are not informed enough? Jeez! Ignorance at its peak!

You said: "Don't think it will be commercially viable for a real DSTV competitor to be that ridiculously cheap. Premiership broadcast right don't come cheap..."

I laugh at your ignorance! You think because DSTV are milking Nigerians dry you feel it okay for pay TV to be expensive right? Can you remember how MTN way back were stealing from Nigerians? There was no per second call billing, you call for 5 seconds and you are charged for 1 minute, if you recharge 1K you must use the airtime within a week or else the credit floats, and SIM cards were sold for 25K, etc, what happened when other networks came? Competition changed everything, what is happening now?

Now let me enlighten your parochial mind, premiership broadcast is not expensive! Over here in the south south part of Nigeria, we have been enjoying premiership coverage on BeIn sports for over 3 years now, we watch it on CTL pay TV platform and it cost just N3150 monthly for the full bouquet of all channels.
TSTV has all of the BeIn sports channels meaning you can watch ANY match in ANY league in the world.

In sub sahara Africa, SuperSport, Kwese Sports and Canal+ have the rights to show the EPL and TSTV also has Kwese Sports and Canal+ channels. You can Google about the channels that have EPL rights, it's not only SuperSport.

You all thought watching EPL is expensive because greedy DSTV were milking us dry and that era is over!

Basket mouth how market now?

Laughing in Wazobia language. Who is saving who? Going by d majority of comments here its quite obvious that some folks are pathologically uninformed and intellectually void.....

SternProphet:
What kind of rubbish post is This?

EVERYTHING you are saying the Federal Government should have done they did. EXACTLY.
The special equipment for the NCS was on Channels TV about two months ago. It was on the agenda of a special FEC meeting.
Why is it a practice in Nigeria to always make 1+ 1=2 statements?.
What new knowledge have you added now?
The media campaign is just one issue and it will work. Nigerian rice is actually more nutritious than foreign rice.
The Navy is already involved against smuggling from the Cameroon end. The Nigerian Customs Service may remove many officers because of rice smuggling alone and there might be confiscation of smuggled rice in stores.
Please note that Nigeria did NOT ban foreign rice. They merely increased duties to protect farmers and Miller's.

oh really, they have done that? Bravo Mr Mouthpiece of Lai Mohammed, why then the outcry?

Read the thrashy comments you made on my post and tell me one reasonable thing you said.
1+1=2 is basic, its sacrosanct, its the truth expect with some dubious people like you. According to you, the FEC just discussed about equipping the NCS only 2 months ago. So in effect, at least in the last 2 years the NCS have been incapacitated and cannot function effectively.

Nigerian Navy was also redeployed at Cameroon border to tackle smuggling. And to you Mr LaiMohammed's apologist, those 2 alone didnt tell you that government have not done their homework properly and cannot blame neighbouring countries for their failure. Have you ever heard about diplomatic maneuvering? If Nigeria cannot wield enough diplomatic influence on countries like Benin and Cameroon and resorted to cheap blackmails on those countries then, big shame on all of us and bigger shame on you blind apologists of failure.

By the way, this government has expended our money to execute a number of media campaigns some of which are; Anti Boko Haram Campaign, Change Begins with me Campaign. Now tell me Mr Mouthpiece, what are the effects of those 2 campaigns, have the objectives been met?

Answer these questions and lets take it from there. And by the way, do you think spending scarce resources on a media campaign for consumption of locally produced rice is the answer to the problem?