Tripitaka:
Farooq is one hell of a smart man. Very intelligently analysed submission.

The man is so crafty when it comes to writing.

slimfit1:
Generator bill is the only sensible one there. To develop we need to take drastic action taken otherwise 10years from now we will be having the same problem.

it is the most senseless sir, will you on your generator when you have light? Improve power sector and see generators go into extinction.

DMerciful:
He is cerebral but a hypocrite with jihadist tendencies

My fear of all.

DMerciful:
Sanusi is not popular in the North or South so if you're thinking of a political resurrection then you're joking!

Think better man! We know you guys prefer a dullard but my thinking is beyond politics.

DMerciful:
This is like patching a torn cloth or gluing a broken glass. Sanusi is done!

Yea, done with seclusion and idleness. Sanusi is bigger than being a Palace keeper.

helinues:


So na CBN dethroned Sanusi?

Very lame excuse for not attending the meeting

Did you read where he asked about inviting Sanusi? Did you read the last 3-4 paragraphs? Read slowly. People have the right to express their anger anyhow within the law.

Ok

GoodBoi1:
Unless there was an agreement between the parents and the school that phones will be destroyed, it is not right

Smile, bro don't be too emotional about law. Law is law o except in Nigeria.

GoodBoi1:
The laws of the school do not dictate what is a crime and what is not. It is the laws of the country that does. The school is just like any other business or organization. Do you know that the person/school in charge of that can face legal actions and be made to pay for those devices? Destroying another person's property is not the right way to handle this. The devices should have been seized, the parents informed so they can be briefed about the situation and how it affects the child and collect back the devices.

You have little knowledge of law. Did you protest the school law before you enrolled your child? NO. So, no case. Don't forget the school in question here is a Federal school.

GoodBoi1:
You are missing the point, the issue is that the school has no right to destroy another person's property without the consent of their parents. Imagine you are wealthy, one of your kids drives a car you got him/her to school, against the school rules. The school punishes him by asking him to burn/damage the car. Will you be okay with that or does that make sense to you? Maybe you think the phone looks cheap the reason you are okay with what the school did. What if it was a very expensive phone owned by one of the kids parents that happened to be taken to the school that day? Destroying another person's property is not the right thing to do. Some nigerians do not know their right, the reason people in position of authority feel they can can act anyhow

Pls get it right! If driving the car is a crime in the school, whatever happens to the car is right. Listen to yourself, you know it's a crime to drive a car yet you went ahead to get one for your child instead of you to have withdrew the child. No too much sense in that.

YoungPerson:

It is because of people like you I refused to join the military. See how you're judging the case from two paragraphs and a 30 second video that explains next to nothing. I for find you and flog sense into your synapses.


As a parent, I use my hard earned money that I worked tirelessly for to buy a phone for my child so as to track him or her in this evil world we live in. That child defies school rules and takes it to school. The school finds it and asks my child to destroy it in front of the whole school under duress with a camera in front of her. I don't have this information but then I wake up to see the video on Nairaland frontpage, bros, people go die.

I know you typed before you think. A right thinking man will go to the school since use of phone is crime to explain why his child needs to use a phone. The hard earned money you use to get a phone for your child is another parent's money for feeding their bingo in a day and yet their child is without a phone.

Ogegeodey:
This is the late Buhari I told you guys about.

You are a comedian

The ruling is in line with the our silly constitution, the same should have been applied to Buhari's case.

TGM2015:
SC is very very wrong on Bayelsa ruling and review.

The way and manner the judges treats the review confirmed my suspicion that the judgement was bought. Is this the first review that SC Court is receiving? Why is it that this very review is the one that get the lead lawyers heavy fine of N30 million paid to the defendant? Did the defendant request for it? When has Supreme Court become Father Christmas awarding financial benefits to defendants without requesting for it? Why N30M and not N300k? Why should the fine starts with this Bayelsa review?

Seriously, our Court should not destroy the basic of our electoral values where electorates decide who should rule them. Whether the electoral votes were manufactured, manipulated, etc is another case entirely, if petitioners cannot prove it was manipulated, like that of Imo Gubernatorial, it should be held valid. Making votes counts is the major responsibility of the Voters and INEC. Jega has help us, all votes as announced at the pooling unit is legally recognised as the authentic vote results. If Voters can stand firm and stand with their votes, it will result to announcing real votes (bought or natural conscience) or cancellation of entire result. It is more difficult to imposed/manipulate votes at pooling unit level if stakeholders (voters, party agents, traditional/community leaders, etc) are not compromised.

In my personal opinion, the ground of disqualification in Bayelsa is total wrong based on the principle of tradition and patterns of life. Because, critically looking into that issues, in Nigeria context, such irregularities in names is common. It is not only common but also a significant trends of people in the age/generation category of the Deputy governor. It is evidently clear to all, including PDP, that the state overwhelming voted for APC. If the purpose of election is for people to choose their political leaders, then the Bayelsa judgment do not and never fulfil that purpose.

The fair thing, in worst case scenario, is to allow the state to re-elect their political leader if the last one was not qualified in the eye of the law. The judgement do not give justice and fairness to the people of Bayelsa state and the review rulings was harsh/vindictive to the party who filed the review.

Ain't buying shishi, I go dey waka, hug and kiss the kissables. I don't care. I only fear HIV

computergeek:
Quotes of a churchrat

Decoded by churchmosquito

computergeek:
Wrote Jamb in 2004 and still broke, poor and hopeless?


Total shame. Lemme not talk again before you drink sniper on my account abeg. It's not my fault you're a sore loser.

Like I said before, you will receive sense soon by His grace. Meanwhile, the poorest in my family will conveniently feed the richest in your clan girl.

tot:


Infact, lots of sick people who don't know they are sick. Nairaland is where they display their sickness.

Pain to the marrow.

computergeek:
Dont mind that foolish Opeyemi4real.


Dude is still a kid with half a brain and that half is actually doused in rotten lemon and roasted in spoilt oil.
Like all the other lowlives on this thread.

Wow, all for me

computergeek:
Fool. I'm married with a child already. Read my diary and learn how to be a real man, ewu

15-year-olds really shouldn't be bothering about being real men shaa. It's okay kid. Take your time and grow.

Let's hope you don't fail JAMB first with the amount of time you spend arguing with your seniors online.

This is Daddy Presley talking some senses into your skull girl. I wrote jamb in 2004 and then I know you were still breastfed. But then can you convince me you were not impregnated b4 your ssce!

tot:


Are you the one helping them to take care of the baby at old age? How is it your headache exactly what people choose to do with THEIR LIVES?!

Meanwhile, GOFRONT or whatever you call yourself, do you know what tomorrow holds for you? That is how some of you ruin and destroy your futures with careless words. Continue.

The same way my comment shouldn't be your headache. God will give you a family sha. Provided you wish for one anyway.

computergeek:
But not everybody is a hopeless Kofi like you na.

May your sense of good reasoning come back to you in shortest possible time. Pls when you marry at 32, wait for 10yrs before you start thinking of a baby. God help your unfortunate spouse.

computergeek:
I know you're smarter than this and you just want to troll, but there are actually people who have made watching Adesua's womb a full-time job.


In saner climes, people can get married and decide not to have kids until after 10 years. They'll focus on their careers or travel the world to live life first. Here in Africa, and of course, in Naija the shithole, after one year of marriage and there's no child, you become a laughing stock.


She actually said indirectly once that she miscarried, and jobless frustrated souls are adding to her pain.

Then you come back to take care of the baby at old age? Lubbish

PicLtd:
The Americans should not hand over a dime to any Nigerian. Not a cent!

US can keep the money, or dash it out on the streets of US. We don't need it

johnmartus:
Okay cool let assume his parents are poor they couldn't take care of him according to your irrational thinking. But from all indication he is going to be great.

Back to the topic the bill will not see the light of day.
In the sense that it majorly focuse on military and paramilitary job. Both military and paramilitary ministries have institutions for their training officers. The ministries wouldn't hesitate to tell the lawmakers that they have enough man power.

you are one of this country's problem. You did not attack the first person that mentioned someone's parent all because he's a Buhari ass licker like you.

It's now completely finished

E no go b

lozanni:

The repentant Boko Haram members should be rehabilitated and de-radicalised in jail, not just pardoned because they are assumed to be low risk terrorists.
If they are in jail, it becomes easier to monitor and access their physical and mental well-being before they are released into the larger society.
I propose that different prisons should built for Boko Haram members, like the USA did at Guatanomo Bay for Islamic terrorists, to avoid their radicalization of other prisoners who are not Boko Haram members.

E no go beta for the conceivers, supporter, implementers, executers, Especially the intending ASSENTER and above all the Intending REPENTERS.

She's never loved you man. You're just a nice guy to her.

The woman is [sub][/sub]too beautiful.

All hail president ABBA kyari

Esseite:


Same noise... no content.

To recognise content requires sense

Esseite:


So what point did you make?.. all noise, no content.

Bro, you need sense.

Is flaunting cars really necessary for a man like him