₦airaland Forum

spako4:
I am so sure that this guy will run away before 2018.
He is one of the guys deceiving Fayose and running his mouth like parrot.

sapiosexual1:
A Fantastically Corrupt government. So much for the saintly fight against corruption.
Zombies would coman tell us that corruption is fighting back, that Mr Fayose has acquired @saharareporters

Leopard2A7:
There is something very dangerous going on in the Buhari presidency which must be pointed out.

Buhari does not give a damn about people from the MB or Southerners.

The rampaging demonic herdsmen have been going about destyroying the means of livelihood, raping women, killing people in droves and sacking communities of the MB & South and what has this government done? let us take a short journey into what this govenment thinks about the invading herdsmen:


(1) Why we can’t stop influx of non-Nigerian herdsmen — FG


The Federal Government yesterday gave the ECOWAS Transhumance Protocol as a reason why non-citizens of Nigeria are still allowed to graze their cattle across the country.
It has been established that many herdsmen who are involved in clashes in Nigerian villages are not Nigerians.
The ECOWAS Transhumance Protocol, the government stated, has given the right of free movement to citizens of member countries.
The Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Chief Audu Ogbeh, who disclosed this at the opening of a two-day Stakeholders’ Consultative Forum on Grazing Reserves and Stock Routes in Abuja on Thursday, told journalists that the law is similar to the fundamental right to freedom of movement in the Nigerian constitution.
Chief Ogbeh said: “The Nigerian constitution has given every citizen the fundamental right to freedom of movement in search of legitimate businesses; transhumance pastoralism is seen along these lines.

See more here:

http://thenationonlineng.net/cant-stop-influx-non-nigerian-herdsmen-fg/

Meanwhile this government has deployed the military to kill cattle rustlers. Rustlers are those that steal cattle from the herdsmen. This government is more interested in protecting cattle of the Fulani herdsmen than preventing women from the MB & South from being raped, people killed and farms devastated by fulani cattle.

(2) We will not use military force against Fulani herdsmen – FG

The Federal Government has ruled out the use of military might to subdue the attacking force of rampaging Fulani herdsmen.
Minister of Interior, Gen. Abdulrahman Dambazau, retd, while featuring on a Channels Television programme, “Question Times” on Sunday night said deployment of the military to combat the Fulani herdsmen menace was not an option because, the situation has not overwhelmed the police yet.
According to the Minister, “We must protect the country which is the main function of the police. The Civil Defence are there to complement them too.
“This is a non-military issue that borders on law and order. It is not every security issue that you call in the military. It is the responsibility of the police to maintain peace. I believe that if we put the police in proper position in terms of discharging its functions, then there would be no need for military option. The police are equal to the task. If you have to deploy the army, then you are going above board. In any case, I do not even have the power to deploy the military for anything. It is only when the situation gets out of hand that you invite the military.”
Recall that Fulani herdsmen have in recent past attacked several villages across the country, killing scores of people.


http://dailypost.ng/2016/06/06/we-will-not-use-military-force-against-fulani-herdsmen-fg/

Meanwhile, the same government has deployed the military against unarmed protesters in the SE. They have killed several unarmed Igbo youth including ladies.

(3) Herdsmen killing Nigerians are from Libya – Buhari

President Muhammdu Buhari has stated that herdsmen involved in the killing of Nigerians are non-Nigerians who came from Libya.
Speaking yesterday in London, Buhari said Ghadaffi, during his 43 year-regime, trained some people from the Sahel militarily.

See more here:

http://dailypost.ng/2016/05/14/herdsmen-killing-nigerians-are-from-libya-buhari/

spenca:
If you want to liken the case of FFK and other unmentioned "political prisoners" (which by the way there Is a Court injunction for FFK I don't know about the anonymous ones )to this , why isn't Saraki already in the "prison" after all he is in court on one case already ( which we know he is guilty of )? Secondly your conspiracy theory should be based on the premises if truly the charged are guilty or not of the allegations , but all you have spilled are pointers to possible outcomes based on your personal take and yes we all have our opinions about this but still ,what do they have to hide ? Saraki and his deputy have the number is the chambers so how possible is it to elect officials outside the whims of these two individuals if the are not guilty. It think all the Razmattaz about this issue should be channeled to the guilty or not guilty plea , what do they have to hide ?

In the face of the law you suspend your official engagement to honour the law, face or debunk allegations against you, that is what a banker,civil servant, et al that all have an official duties would do

To your response on my other response ,Yes I know if you alter a legal binding document it renders the entire document invalid if they forged a portion the entire rule book is illegal now I ask you did they forge a portion ?

I can remember in the past senators and legislatures generally have been recalled due to one case of forgery or the other now those cases were against those law makers at there own peril and not the institution,why make this be about the institution rather than those who have been alleged to have been involved in forgery. If they are guilty let the law take place .

In no democracy does a man make the laws that brings him into power .

MalcoImX:
One of his letters was even touted by Scam-O-Matic as a template for scammers. Scammer's evidence cannot be accepted by a competent court. That tells you he's a certified liar and a criminal.
http://www.419scam.org/emails/2015-10/04/00985354.4.htm
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Theoritical:
She isn't just a public figure or celebrity' She is d first lady, wife of number one citizen. Mother of all by right. She must learn to handle situations. Am not saying she should bear all odds' allow people speak out for her, else she will end up dancing to wrong tones.

spenca:
All the aforementioned are based on your personal reasoning and prejudice, you can't blame the FG for how you reason ,this is a simple case, the onus of proof lies with the FG all the senators need to do is obey court orders and wait to debunk any "false" allegation if there is one. The FG can't obviously sole handedly jail the senators if they actually didn't forge the rule book,what do they have to fear ? That is why there is the judiciary. It is only in this country I know we judge a case right before the hearing and trial date.You sit there in your mirage.

I have not seen anywhere is in the world where I set the rules to elect myself ,it defeats common sense.

spenca:
The framers of democracy understand the autonomy of the arms and also curtail their doings ,that is why there is something called check and balances , if it is outside is powers to charge the persons to court calmly go to court and dismiss the case ,it is that easy how would a senate address a hon. Minister with such terms ? What are we becoming or should I say what have we become ?

To the argument of the budget , ministerial screening et all being null n void is yet again wrong based on the fact that the are not challenging the elections of the senators but the appointments/selection of the presiding officers. Whether or whether not they occupy those positions legally is not subject to the decision(s) the entire senate made. Remember the persons in question didn't solely screen and clear the ministers nor the budget or the other elements you mentioned but the entire senate and no one is question the election that brought the entire senate to being.

spenca:
People like Dino should not be scared to go to court to prove that there was no forgery of truly there was not one . What is the big deal in Nigeria when you are asked to go prove that truly you don't perpetuate an act of truly you did not. It common practice everywhere except you have something to hide . It is highly sad when a whole senator of the Federal Rebulic calls a hon. Minister a nuisance . This shows the level of our ethos n morality

gigabyte13:
Little children everywhere because of china phone. So in the days of OBJ , ministers where removed when senate president was removed?



So forgery should be allowed in the senate, since it happened among them. Educated illiterates

124mumsy:
I believe fayose had finally suceded in gaining the attention he desire , buhari had atualy tried not to trade words with him
but the governor has being wanting this episode I believe he needed that for political reasons, one thing I we advice him he need to be diplomatic.
he can not really win the war against buhari, and I believe he we soon be regreting his action when the EFCC is fenish with him.

Why exactly do you want a separate Biafra country? What is your dissatisfaction with Nigeria as currently constituted?

This is the million naira question. But it’s a simple one. It’s a combination of reasons and it’s because of the failure of the Nigerian government to implement agreements reached at the end of the Nigerian Civil war in January 1970. The Federal Government declared the three Rs – Reconstruction, Rehabilitation and Reconciliation! But the Federal Government did not implement these three programmes. If you remember the recent statement of former Akwa Ibom governor, Mr. Godswill Akpabio, when he said ‘Reconstruction was not carried out in war-ravaged parts of Biafra but in Lagos,’ which did not experience war.

You must also remember how the Federal Government used hunger as a war weapon during the war, which was a war crime— the blockade that was used to starve Biafra people to death. Then after the war, FG confiscated money in the bank accounts of Igbo people from eastern Nigeria and only gave them 20 pounds out of all they had! You must remember how hardworking Igbo people are, how they were in every field of human endeavour during the colonial era before independence and how they dominated in the civil service and business. There were billionaires among them. And then you gave them only 20 pounds out of all they had. It did not only destroy people’s lives, it destroyed their economies. It was a great injustice done to them.

So, the three Rs were not carried out. Then the FG carried out the Indigenisation and Nationalisation Decree, which was the privatisation that nationalised foreign companies and gave them to Nigerian ownership. It enabled Nigerians to buy shares of foreign companies. It happened shortly after the war, and Igbo people did not have money to buy, as it denied us the opportunity to participate in being part owners of nationalised companies in Nigeria.

Another reason is the Land Use and Allocation Decree. These are foundations that made people to start thinking of having their own republic. The decree said whatever you have, even in your own backyard or territory, belongs to the FG. In other words, you cannot use the resources you have to generate wealth because of the Land Use and Allocation Decree that makes it impossible for people to develop their own resources. It makes us think that when you turn left, right, up or down, there’s limitation to your abilities, talent and what you can possibly do or achieve in the place you call your country. It’s like voluntarily submitting to enslavement in your own country.

And so, if you travel round the East, there is no meaningful development and federal presence. So, you can see that the civil war continues through another mean. It’s that injustice you see everywhere in Igbo land. That is why the agitation continues in Igbo land and not just there. That is why there’s no going back on the agitation. I’m sure we’re all following what is happening since October when Kanu was arrested. We’ve been boiling ever since, but it was the arrest of Kanu that made it boil over.

So, it’s the hatred, the marginalisation that has boiled over and made our people to continue agitate. And no amount of force by the Federal Government can stop the agitation.

tomakint:
Anything that can get that Jugunu, juju priest and fetish Bukola outta that Senate is ok by me and that must be achieved fast because the fetish Bukola got plans. If Buhari cannot go for his jugular now, I am afraid Buhari and Osinbajo will pay dearly for it in no short distance.

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AntiWailer:
You should channel your energy onto writing your father instead asking why he handed no legacy to you apart from the extreme part of a religion.

Jaideyone:
ignorant one. Saudi Arabia is also like Venezuela right? the fall in oil price is affecting all OPEC countries. it's time for you wailers to stop blaming buhari for your heroes failure. Nigeria will be in a far better position if your hero had managed to leave the foreign reserve at over 100-150b instead of looting endlessly

RZArecta:
We have lost the South for a generation.
https://medium.com/@chxta/nigerias-mason-dixon-1c63adfe96b#.b11wlqfwc

“The Rules of the Senate and how the institution elects its leadership are internal affairs. The National Assembly bureaucracy provides the Rules of a new Senate. It has always been so since 1999... Senators of the Eighth Senate have no control on the rules applied in the elections of June 9, 2015 because until after their inauguration, they were only Senators-elect, and therefore mere bystanders in the affairs of the Senate.


“This current move clearly runs contrary to the Doctrine of Separation of Powers and Checks and Balances which are fundamental to the successful operation of the Presidential System of government. It runs counter to the principle outlined by the Supreme Court in the Adesanya Vs Senate case where it was held that nobody should seek to use the courts to achieve what he or she has failed to push through on the floor of the National Assembly.

pharmagba:
Forgery on the floor of the senate and he said the matter has been settled on the floor of the senate.
Wow!! How amazing our legislators reason. A man commits a crime in his toilet. The question is it right it should be investigated and persecuted? Are we intruding on his freedom in his house?
Our legislators needs rebirth both morally and spiritually