₦airaland Forum

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Buhari calls for total Sharia in Nigeria

“I will continue to show openly and inside me the total commitment to the Sharia movement that is sweeping all over Nigeria,”

“God willing, we will not stop the agitation for the total implementation of the Sharia in the country,” Buhari

[size=13pt]Has he dropped this ambition?

Does Sharia recognize the constitution?[/size]

Draye:
I appreciate this revelations by my action governor ooo this is a good one coming from him, but methink it should be first come first serve, before buhari begin the probe of Yobe REC, they should start by probing the revelation of Col Sagir Koli for rigging the June 2014 elections in ekiti by using military forces and the voice records involving obanikoro, jelili Adesiyan (minister for police affairs) omishore etc.... so we can balance the equation after which we can go to Yobe state issue

[size=13pt]What about Buhari's lie on oath that his original certificates were with the military? The military couldn't find any original certificates of Buhari's then, and we haven't heard they have found it since he became their Commander-In-Chief.

Does it not bother you as well?[/size]

sammyj:
Fat mouth governor rant as usual. Rather than face his white elephant project he is busy challenging this challenging that every moment as if he is paid for it. The wailers will not complain now but when Pa Oshomole speaks they will all come after him. Shameless man !!!

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Oshiomhole would have turned this N15m to N15trn. He is mathematically challenged.

He would never be able to cite evidence or court papers like this, but rely on one imaginary 'paper' from Obama.[/size]

[size=13pt]Is this not how you would bring your client's case to the public one day?[/size]

"As soon as the rainy season comes, which is by the end of the year… Boko Haram will virtually be out of their main stronghold and that will be the end of it…. Attacks by Boko Haram on townships, on military installations, will certainly stop.”

[size=13pt]Is this what he said or the Cable did not type well?

The rainy season is coming in December? Another 'climate change' MIRACLE?[/size]

[size=13pt]Dancing on the grave of slaughtered innocent Nigerians is Buhari's vocation.

The 800 innocent people massacred for Buhari in 2011 gave him the courage to threaten more gruesome end for 'Dogs and Baboons' subsequently.

Only bloodthirsty satanist would make this type of statement.

Buhari's Chief of Army Staff was almost killed in an ambush by the bastard terrorists a few weeks back. Only last week, Boko Haram released a video of a purported beheading of a Nigerian soldier, while several of our soldiers have been felled by those beasts.

These are the people Buhari sent to the frontline and he can't even honor their memory with decorum. If he can't respect the 'dogs and baboon' civilian who have been soaked in blood, at least his soldier should have been accorded a little honor, but no, the sociopath has to show to the whole that their death means nothing to him. [/size]

JiggamanGh:
What's Russia doing apart from killing innocent people and people against the government in Syria.

[size=13pt]Did you condemn America for bombing a hospital in Afghanistan this past week?

A HOSPITAL![/size]

omenka:
If these guys don't want to let the ol man rest in peace and chose to politicise his death to get some cheap endorsement in the forthcoming State election, we'd gladly get down into the boxing ring with our gloves off and slug it out dirty.

Why was he "fleeing" everywhere he goes upon getting the slightest hint of a request to clear his name if he wasn't guilty?? Why shy away from the courts if you are indeed clean??

Is the fact that he was able to get good treatment in Dubai and stay alive only to flee to Nigeria and die under the "care" of our medical facilities not an indictment on himself as an ex governor and on the PDP government that ruled the country for 16years??

Had he and they spent more time and resources developing our institutions to world class standards, wouldn't he be alive today??

Has ill health ever prevented the law enforcement agencies of making requests of such nature?? Was any formal inquest carried out whose result showed his health deteriorated upon hearing the news or was his death solely as a result of the comatose state of our health facilities??

Are we now to assume, from this statement, that the UK government is responsible for Alam's death?? What part of the blame does the FG share in this as the governor is implicitly suggesting??

Who are the "well meaning Nigerian youths" that are "angry" over the man's death??

This trash from the governor is only aimed at achieving one purpose only- demonise APC in the face of Bayelsans using Alam's death, a gimmick only fools would fall for. In the same breath, they call the people to "revolt" and be "law abiding".

If the PDP thinks politicising this incident is the way to go, then we are more than prepared to have it their way.

[size=13pt]And you didn't politicize the slaughter of over 15000 Nigerians by Boko Haram to elect your god?[/size]

TonyeBarcanista:
That should be the mistake of the typist. No human is infallible!

[size=13pt]Going by the cloud of secrecy that enveloped this simple process of forming a cabinet, it's not likely that any professional typist was used.

This is typically what a 'NEPA bill holder' will pull-off. [/size]

mapet:
@obailala,

you have "spoilt" this thread with your intelligence. You should have left the confused folks in their journey to fools land.
First off, any sane person will realize that with the near derepair state and all the turnaround effort on our oil facilities, combined with the crude oil price, we are going to record a loss in the interim. Any sane mind will know that this repairs will enable increase in production volumes which should pay for the additional investment in say yr2 or 3 and beyond that phase every income now becomes profit.

But I guess when you're relating with some people, you wander how what is basic can become rocket science overnight

Kachikwu: I'd have sold refineries but for Buhari | TheCable

https://www.thecable.ng/kachikwu-buhari-ild-sold-refineries

prof1990:
Wailers will start blaming Buhari without realizing this was before he became president.

Madueke almost sold these country

July and August alone.

In the month of July, NNPC recorded revenue of N149.198 billion and expenses of N200.126 billion, while in August, the group posted N146.617 billion revenue and expenses of N207.287 billion.

Seun:
Unfortunately for this poor lady, it cannot be cured. Only suppressed. Scientists in the West could not find a cure, so they had to accept and embrace it. It may take 5, 50, or 500 years, but we will eventually have to do the same. Some people are bi and as such may have a "choice", though.

[size=13pt]'Dr.' Seun.

How did you examine your 'poor patient' to determine whether or not she was cured?

Is 'science' static?

Why is 'science' still trying to find a cure for cancer and HIV after several decades and billions in dollars spent on research?

Why not just 'accept' them as incurable?

Why is science trying to find a 'cure' for ageing in their journey to 'immortality'?

Why is it that they have 'given up' on behavioral modification?

Have they 'given up' on sick people who have sex with their parents too?[/size]

DaBullIT:
Hahaha ha . Goat forever

They said they found huge cache of weapons

It's your people's government house they found guns and piles of dollars

Must you lie?

SSS charges ex-NSA, Sambo Dasuki, to court for 'undermining national security'

The State Security Service on Monday announced that it has charged the immediate past National Security Service, Sambo Dasuki, over alleged “acts capable of undermining national security.”

A statement Monday by an official of the Service, Tony Opuiyo, said Mr. Dasuki was charged for “possession of fire arms without license punishable under section 27(i)(a)(i) of the Firearms Act Cap F28 LFN 2004″.

The statement said, “You may recall that on 16th July, 2015, the Department of State Services (DSS), carried out a search operation on properties belonging to the immediate past National Security Adviser, Mohammed Sambo Dasuki (Col/rtd), in Abuja and Sokoto.

“This action was necessitated by credible intelligence which linked him to acts capable of undermining national security. The search operation led to the recovery of large cache of arms and ammunition among other things and for which further investigation was conducted.

“Consequently, on Monday 24th August, 2015, he was charged to court based on evidence so far obtained, but which relates to possession of fire arms without license punishable under section 27(i)(a)(i) of the Firearms Act Cap F28 LFN 2004. This is in line with democratic practice and our avowed commitment to the rule of law, in which nobody is deemed to be above the law no matter how highly placed in the society. Accordingly, the general public will be duly informed as the matter progresses.

“Meanwhile, the Service recommits itself to the fundamental role of providing adequate security for all Nigerians to enable them pursue their legitimate aspirations and businesses.”

More to come…

Source - Premium Times Nigeria
http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/188918-sss-charges-ex-nsa-sambo-dasuki-to-court-for-undermining-national-security.html

[size=13pt]Officer, are you changing the story so soon?

And why is it difficult to charge 'your people' for being in possession of 'guns' and 'piles of dollars?
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castrokins:
May We Know How Much Money Has So Far Been Recovered By This Administration?

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£27,000.00 seized by the British from Diezani Alison-Madueke in London (if you count that as recovery.)

Plus, billions and trillions of dollars, pounds and naira in their hallucinations. [/size]

IYANGBALI:
go and ask saraki

[size=13pt]The joke is on you, Iya.[/size]

IYANGBALI:
what has fashola and amaechi got to do with Federal Govt?dont you know the difference between the two? You might as well ask him to probe all state governors. Buhari's business ends at the Federal level so let him be.

[size=13pt]Is this a new clownish line?

These people must shaa come up with their jokes every time.

So we now have 'federal corruption' different from 'state corruption' in Nigeria right? Where a president is concerned with 'evil federally corrupt persons' but very welcoming of 'saint state corrupt persons'.

What is Bukola Saraki being charged for then, 'federal corruption' or 'Kwara State corruption'? Why is the 'amnesty' not extended to him?[/size]

omojoshy:
Calm down my guy, some processes need to be followed and carried out legally. Remember our VP is a SAN and Professor of LAW. PMB knows what he is doing, any attempt to bypass the legal procedures would send wrong signal and render every efforts useless. PMB needs a no-nonsense, clean and fearless Judge(s) to handle these cases. Slowly but Surely, we ll get there!

[size=13pt]Yes o o o.

Just like it took him over four months to come up with 'Saints' ministerial nominees.
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[size=13pt]Who takes all this news seriously by the way?

Same way the 'source' said 'massive' firearms and dollars were found in Sambo Dasuki's houses in what they described as 'evidence' of 'looting' of security funds, only for him to be charged for possession of a single 'unlicensed' pistol. [/size]

[size=13pt]Don't write off any politician prematurely my friend. He may yet accept realities and make realignments.

Blame those gullible followers (including Fashola, Fayemi etc.) who created his invincibility in their minds. They worshipped him and limited their own capabilities.

Real men (Mimiko, Fayose, Saraki etc.) mostly think of Tinubu as a colleague, who they may partner with as the case may be.[/size]

“We have had instances in the past where ministers president could not even locate their his certificates or past records of service.”

[size=13pt]Have they located Buhari's certificate and Port Harcourt land now?[/size]

[size=14pt]Is the Buhari/APC government going to default on the FG bond payment obligation?

What's Oshiomhole's own recurrent/capital expenditure budget ratio in Edo State for the past 6 years?

Has he spent all Edo revenue on capital expenditure now?

Did Oshiomhole utilize Edo bond on the projects it is meant for?[/size]

[size=14pt]How about providing security for the people, as he said he would and doing his charities quietly (assuming that is his personal money)?[/size]

[size=13pt]These things are very complicated. The will never be able to give any meaningful explanation, both in New York and Osinbajo's office.

Maybe he went to pray at the time; being a prayer 'warrior' that he is. And having no trust in any other person to delegate the responsibility, he ended up missing important schedules, and they simply were looking at each other in serious embarrassment.

We would read them in someone's book one day.[/size]

Joeoku78:
You were not privy to tribunal rulings since democracy took full effect in 1999. Ask yourself why governorship elections does not cover all the 36 states of the federation at same time. It was due to tribunal nullification of results in affected states. For your information once the tribunal rules and sacks anyone, his certificate of return withdrawn from him immediately by INEC and given to real winner who occupies the position immediately. The loser vacates his seat immediately and if the loser intends heading to a superior court he is free but he vacates that seat first.

[size=14pt]Governors don't vacate their seats till the case is determined by the Supreme Court.

The old electoral act was used by Salami to install Oshiomhole, Fayemi, Mimiko and Aregbesola and it was at the Appeal Court.

That law does not apply again now. It was amended for that reason. Election cases now terminate at the Supreme Court.

Plus, no election tribunal can replace a governor with another candidate again. The era of Salami's judicial impunity is long gone. They will go for a re-run. We operate on laws, update yourself. [/size]

Lolamida:
Oga Ade, the appeal court is highest court that gives final judgment in election matters. Nothing like Supreme Court in post election cases.
Don't mention

[size=13pt]Where did you get this from?

It was amended ages ago.

Check you books well.[/size]

tinsel:
The supreme court has no say in election matters. The case ends at appeal court.

[size=13pt]The electoral law was amended long ago.

It now reaches the Supreme Court.

Did you travel?[/size]

[size=14pt]If this turns out to be true...

What could be the most plausible reason why these appointments were not made since May 29th 2015, at 2.00pm Nigerian time?

Marabouts' advise??

And, four months wasted, just like that?

Till Tuesday. [/size]

[size=16pt]DECREE 4 - coming to a town near you![/size]

obailala:
One doesnt need more than just common sense to understand that it wasn't Buhari's fault he missed a meeting which wasnt in his official itinerary; enough of this overflogged issue of missing one meeting or one meaningless handshake. At the end though, he still gets to take the blame because he's the president, but can we please move on to better things...

[size=13pt]lol...

He missed a meeting not in his itinerary indeed.

Why then did he attempt to rubbish the importance of the meeting?

When people do silly things and get praised for them, they should also be bold enough to face the criticism of the fallout with equanimity.

When the 'leanest delegations' to the UN in history was being used to score a political point, little attention was paid to the roles of those delegations.

Prof Joy Ogwu is one of the brightest minds Nigeria has in international diplomacy. Her works as a diplomat and as an academic at the Nigerian Institute of International Affairs are stellar.

International diplomacy operates on rules and protocols. If Buhari decides to suspend those rules and attempts to write his own (as he has done with the Nigerian constitution in the past 3 months) whose fault is that?

The UN does not operate on Buhari's terms, he should be told to forget his 18th century Caliphate governance model, it won't work in this 21st century. "No one sends him at the UN". They don't give a damn about any 'Mohammadu in town'.

Even if you remove the lady and replace her with Yusuf Buhari, the UN would still not recognize Muhammadu Buhari's 'body language'.

You guys would be so shocked to read the response of the professor should she decide to write a book in the future.[/size]

[size=14pt]The 'class captain' is coming to submit the names of the 'noise makers'.[/size]

Pidggin:
I will let this pass, but for the records I never edited any part of my post, good day.

[size=13pt]Hello lady, I did the editing of my post myself.

No where did I say you edited your post. [/size]