Nigerian police and foolishness

when you don't read the bible on your own you're dependent on second hand gospel, hence the reason why Christianity is what it is today.

incase you don't know Prof. Rasheed is a MAD man, I kid you not. very intelligent and brilliant mad man

While also trying trying to reduce down time

mrphysics:



Depending on the nature of the organization, a business analyst will study an organization and come up with the business process solutions, gap reviews, functional requirements and needs, the market review, needs analysis, and several reports of an organization.

There's no YADAH on the list, Google Yadah and listen to her jam, goodie goodie God and thank me later.

tyor:
Shitty camera?? i took the pics with the best camera in the market....Samsung S6 (compatible with 4G)

then we use different s6

oh! i use the s6 edge

tyor:
Open your eyes or get your glasses. The SIM is already cut into Micro and Nano sizes.

Well i can't see which means you've got a shitty cam

this is a network that is not in tune with recent happenings. most sim cards now come with the opportunity of cutting them to micro and nano sim. In line with recent phone manufacturers

metalgear:
Every employer has the right to choose whoever they want to employ. There are so many employers here in the US who only hire graduates from Ivy league schools. I even read one or two law firms who only hire lawyers that graduated form Havard law.

Some law offices go as far as going to yale and harvard to request for transcript of final year law school students

There's a new game to play besides chess

In February users figured out that there was secret chess game accessible in Facebook Messenger. Now a basketball game has popped up in the chat app.

To play, all you have to do is text a basketball emoji to a friend. A ball and a hoop will appear on your screen, and you swipe upward on the screen to try to score baskets. Eventually, the hoop will begin moving to increase the difficulty.

The game was likely built to celebrate March Madness. Facebook is getting increasingly interested in being a hub for sports conversation with initiatives like its Sports Stadium.


http://time.com/4264199/facebook-messenger-hidden-game-basketball/

God make person no go toast transgender one day

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If they refuse to implement spectrum license should be seized from then

Oga put warning

He paid cash

He's not the first but since he has connection they'll feature him on Nairaland.com

Na so

principle of vicarious liability should be applied

Hw she wan take wash plate

Ok

Godzlove8:
guy mind ur business ...thanks

and you say Nigeria is corrupt when the youths of 2day cannot even read to pass common CBT jamb.

Go and read your book

Op you don't know what master key is

it is well

On Sunday evening, the online newspaper SaharaReporters broke the story that the gubernatorial candidate of the All Progressives Congress in the just concluded (and controversial) Kogi election, Mr. Abubakar Audu has passed away due to “undisclosed medical reasons.”
Audu – one of two frontrunners for the top Kogi job – had been at the epicenter of a political matchup that gripped the nation in a way only comparable to that April election night in Taraba when the nation held its breath and waited to see if a state had put a woman in charge of one of Nigeria’s 36 ‘Government Houses’ for the first time (turns out that Taraba did, with some important caveats that the courts are yet to sort out). Audu was firmly in the lead as soon as election returns started filtering in, with some media organisations even declaring him the winner of the contest.
Audu’s death comes on the heels of another significant development in the evolving Kogi electoral saga: the announcement by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) that the election was “inconclusive.” What this means for the wider political succession picture in a closely fought electoral race remains unclear.

READ: #TheScoopLegal: Audu’s death: The three options for INEC

By the provision of s. 181(1) of the 1999 Nigerian Constitution as amended, if a person duly elected as Governor dies before taking the Oath of Allegiance and oath of office, or is unable for any reason whatsoever to be sworn in, as governor, the person duly elected with him as deputy governor shall be sworn in as governor and he shall nominate a new deputy governor who shall be appointed with the approval of a simple majority of the state House of Assembly.
In the highly unlikely event that the persons duly elected as governor and deputy governor die or are unable to assume office before the inauguration of the House of Assembly, INEC is empowered by s.181(2) to “immediately conduct an election.” The law seems fairly straightforward on this point, except that this scenario is not of the straightjacket variety.
Audu was not conclusively returned as governor. He has no Certificate of Return from INEC. By the Commission’s inconclusive election announcement, it is legally mandated by Section 68 of the Electoral Act to conduct a supplementary poll in those local governments it determines to be contributors to the ‘number of votes cancelled exceeding the number of votes by which Audu had established a lead’ over his Peoples Democratic Party rival, incumbent governor, Idris Wada – a deficit that is 8,600 votes strong.
Which leaves us in general, and the people of Kogi in particular, with a few searing questions. What does INEC do next? Will the APC contest the Returning Officer’s ‘inconclusive’ announcement? If INEC orders a supplementary vote pursuant to its announcement, which candidate will the APC field? On this last question, expect some very interesting legal commentary on sections 31, 33 and 36 of the Electoral Act as amended to flood the papers and social media in the coming days.
Whatever the uncertainty may be, one thing is clear at this point, if Kogi intended to get rid of Idris Wada at the ballot box, they are stuck with him for some time to come.

by

Ikemesit Effiong Esq.

http://www.thescoopng.com/thescooplegal-audus-death-will-open-a-can-of-worms-in-our-electoral-laws/

Cc @Ishilove

tonytony208:


Her friends convinced confused her and not the Holy Spirit

they should confuse convince her parents on her behalf

He who convinced you can do same to your parents

Slip those wonderful pills (you know them) into his evening meals.