₦airaland Forum

[size=13pt]The dullard is averse to constitutional tenets. Nigeria's plurality is nothing to the Daura born illiterate.

For him and his dogs, government is their birthright. They believe every institution in Nigeria must be headed by them and them alone.

Their househelps (domestic staff) and drivers can come from South West (such as special assistant on twitter and facebook) courtesy of the 'leader' in that region.[/size]

OrlandoOwoh:
The Speaker has no power to determine who become party leaders. The positions of House Leader, Deputy House Leader, Chief Whip and Deputy Chief Whip are key to the party just as those of the opposition party. The parties appoint those they have confidence in that will drive home their goals.

[size=13pt]Who is the party?[/size]

sean079:
This aint about financial deeds but more of security. mind you this guy replace azazi dat died mysteriously after being sack for his famous speech on bh. This has to do with war against terror couple with so much fund invested in the war without tangible headway, not witch hunting nor corruption deeds

[size=13pt]Let him tell the nation what the guy did.

They should charge him to court and let's hear everything from there.

There are many public servants being prosecuted in the court on terrorism charges, the current Senate Leader Ali Ndume is one of them.

The dictator cannot hide under any state security nonsense to harass his political opponents.

Nobody used any DSS to encircle Buhari's residence when he was making his solidarity speeches with Boko Haram.[/size]

azzima:
I have noticed a new trend with Nigerians. Nigerians seem to be now bitter with Buhari trying to recover our money from these looters. It must be the sore losers. Someone is trying to collect back your stolen money and you are here getting mad. Some Nigerians are cursed

[size=13pt]How much has he collected so far?

How does using the DSS to intimidate his political opponent translate to collecting money?

People are presumed innocent until proven guilty in civilized societies not the other way round.

Buhari the dullard dictatorial tendencies got him into serious trouble the last time he forced himself on Nigerians unconstitutionally.

You his supporters should learn not to push him to his destruction.

Nigerians don't tolerate dictatorship of any form.

Let people be charged to court of they suspected of any wrong doing.

This is 2015!

Can Buhari start with returning the states funds that they used to finance his campaigns?

And we are not talking about using NLNG funds to do that.

We are talking about refunding the various states fund from his pocket.

That's corruption on the grandest scale.

These states are now broke and their workers are begging to live.
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[size=13pt]That's what you have when a dictator has the singular privilege of being dullard.

Can they tell him that there's something called arrest warrants in a democracy?[/size]

[size=13pt]Which certificate is The Nation talking about?

Didn't they already said he is their god without a certificate?

Having realized that the dullard's one month productivity is not up to a maigaurd's performance at the gate they now want to revert to their pre-election hoodwinking tactics.

The dullard has been in office for close to 2 month, does he sound or look like he was ever awarded any secondary school certificate in his life?
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[size=13pt]More like translation from Fulfude to English.[/size]

[size=13pt]In other words the dullard slave is going to present his report card to his master and owner.[/size]

bushdoc9919:
Retire kini? If it was you...would you come back?

Retired is RETIRED....besides...1985 challenge is different from 2015 challenge.

I hope he chooses someone who has ideas about dealing with unconventional warfare.I am far more interested in strategies for that.

Today's enemy is different from yesterday's enemy.

[size=13pt]Are you in Mars? He recalled a retired dullard from Daura like himself to head the DSS earlier.[/size]

bushdoc9919:
With Boko behaving the way it is...it is time for a change of strategy.

Whoever is taking over....he must have ideas about dealing with challenges posed by the new type of criminal Boko is.

The era of the well defined enemy is over. Time to change tactics.We are at war.Our Enemy never sleeps,and neither should we....we must always be alert and always ready to improvise and change.

[size=13pt] Do you mean war against the North?[/size]

[size=13pt]Let him recall 1985 retired officers to take over quickly. All of them must be from Daura. [/size]

baralatie:
Pmb is walking on a big problem of cabals with these move.
From 43 down to 29.with an NNPC facility THAT IS STRUGGLING TO MEET SUPPLY.

[size=13pt]The dullard uses the same failed 'strategy' everyday. [/size]

[size=13pt]What is the total installed capacity of their tank farms and what quantity of products is allocated to each of these 29 Buhari favorites oil marketers? [/size]

Ghandi12:
My Brother there is no Saraki and the Senate as things were now. Realistically, what we have now is : APC-51, Saraki-8 and PDP-49. Saraki-8 are more PDP-leaning (hence not trusted by APC founders). Anarchy in the Senate or the entire NASS may not necessarily translate into anarchy in the System.

Interestingly, while the Nigeria Constitution specifies certain Presidential appointees MUST be vetted by the Senate it is, however, silent on: if the Senate actually have the powers to disqualify any appointee, and or if the President chooses to ignore Senate report.

In summary the 1999 Constitution gives so much powers to the Presidency. It has many legal loopholes that can be explored by a smart Presidency to make NASS irrelevant in discharging its core duties. Only the Judiciary can interpret or give directions on these "holes".

Examples have been set under OBJ, Yaradua and GEJ.

[size=13pt]1) The constitution expressly stated how funds should be appropriated by the National Assembly. The president can only spend within what the National Assembly appropriates.

2) The constitution is very clear on the IMPEACHMENT proceedings of the president and the vice president.

3) A certain Bode Agusto was rejected by the Senate and was refused clearance as a ministerial nominee thereby setting a CLEAR precedence on the Senate's powers to approve or reject a president's nominee.[/size]

agabusta:
Chill, the movie is yet to come to an end yet. The police is already investigating the said alteration. After they are through with their investigations, they will charge any person found culpable to court.

[size=13pt]They should do that bearing in mind that the verdict is still the court's.[/size]

MrCounselor:
I don't understand your problems with ministers.
What if PMB decides to stick with the perm secs fro the next 4years then?
He has been using them and Nigeria have not collapsed yet. After a year Nigerians will actually know he's unwilling to appoint any Zap.ing minister, maybe by then you would be calling him Baba Snail.
Grow out of the archetypal minister-strewn government... I can live without them. What good came out of Allison Maduekwe being a petroleum minister, or people who knows nothing about avaition yet being a misnister there just to appoint someone as minister. Mmtschew.
Cut PMB some slacks, people.

[size=13pt]You people should learn to live within laid down guidelines.

It is not what you want to happen or wish or what you think is the ideal. It's the LAW dammit! If you think the LAW is not working, change it.

There's a reason the LAW says there shall be ministers appointed by the president. There's a reason the LAW says these ministers so appointed serve as Executive Council of the Federation. Their functions are stated therein.

One of the most important functions of FEC is constituting a MEDICAL REVIEW BOARD in the case of president's health complications. They set up a medical panel to examine the state of health of the president to determine if he can still function as the chief executive of the country.

What happens if the dullard suddenly falls sick? If what happened during Yaradua era should happen now, the country would be in deep trouble.

It's obvious you people are just learning how a federal government is run (are you even learning?) but you should not attempt to bring silly arguments to justify lack of grasp of issues.

Not obeying the law is CORRUPTION. [/size]

agabusta:
You are trying to be smart comparing the Clerk of the NA with INEC. The clerk does not have the constitutional power to change the senate rules. Be informed that the senate rules is made by the senate for the senate. Any modification has to go through the senate and adopted by the senate. What the Clerk with connivance with some senators did is ultra vires.

[size=13pt]Go to court.

You do not have the powers to interpret the laws, the courts have. [/size]

philips70:
If they run the election again and APC presents a dog, it will still win the PDP. Do you know what is called mass destruction? That's what PDP did to this country. PDP is Conan the destroyer.

[size=13pt]And the same PDP provided the institutional frameworks for free and fair elections that your 'APC dog' would ride on?

What a destruction.[/size]

[size=13pt]Buhari the legendary coup plotter will never abide by democratic tenets. His forte is suspending the CONSTITUTION and promulgation of dictatorial decrees.

Many APC leaders and members are anarchists. They cannot function in simple democratic society. When they lose elections they throw bombs all over Nigeria to make the country 'ungovernable'. When they win elections they still set-up parallel cabinets and subvert institutions.

They breed herds as followers. Freedom and independence of opinion and the media are strange to them.

The little gains Nigeria has made in the rule of law and democracy in the past 16 years are being reversed quickly with DICTATORIAL actions and sliding the country into anarchy.[/size]

akoaki:
There would be consequences for irresponsible and felonious posts in the nearest future. My candid advice of caution for nairalanders

[size=13pt]What can be worse than Decree 4 and beheading of journalists?

How many people can you slaughter really?[/size]

Zoharariel:
No! Actually Jonathan was known to be gallivanting with about 120 delegates.

For instance; when the bastard visited Kenya, he went with all the 10 jets from the Presidential Air Fleet, and that was because the acquisition of the 11th jet was still being debated upon.

[size=13pt]They were mostly Nigerian businessmen seeking investment opportunities.

The jets too were mostly private belonging to top executives of Nigerian companies.

Presidents are usually accompanied on state visits by businessmen and top investors to explore investments and business not civil servants.

Buhari's 18 man delegation is nothing to celebrate. It is rather a disgrace to Nigeria and shows lack of grasp of state power. It's childish to underscore the few number on the entourage.

BTW, what are their action plans to withstand pressure from Obama on turning Nigeria to a homosexual country? [/size]

[size=13pt]So Mr Remi Oyeyemi, what is the universal definition of stealing your client's money and getting convicted for it?

Will you respond with the same energy used in writing this? [/size]

lugado:
I'm having feeling most this bombs are not boko haram doing. it's beginning to look more like politics

[size=13pt]Shame on you if you are just discovering the politics of Islamization of Nigeria.[/size]

Kingspin:
Buhari massively educate ur people, Nigeria is not the only country with Islam.

[size=13pt]He failed in educating himself. No one can give what he doesn't have.

In any case, they share the same goal of 'spreading Sharia across Nigeria'. He is unwavering in the realization of that singular goal.[/size]

faaz24:
Going thru some of the comments on nairaland these days .one can only conclude that a large percentage of members are kids. While some are obviously having fun, quite a larger percentage are either displaying their ignorance or just decides to be stupid.
Leaders of tomorrow

[size=13pt]So, what are you now displaying?

What's your view about topic, i.e. bombings of churches by terrorists? Outrage, condemnation, praise, kudos etc?

Would you just display something and let it be recorded against your name? Why so obsessed about 'kids' if you are not one?[/size]

MzJackBaueress:
I just watched it on AIT that no one died. Why are these yeye journalists always reporting fake news and causing tension in the country? haba!


God bless the guard who saw the bomb and threw it away.

[size=13pt]Do you want bombs exploding and people being massacred without media reports?

You prefer they keep quiet over evil? Or you only want it reported when people are blown up?[/size]

Lokospirit:
Marilyn Ogar must tell us where in our constitution that permit DSS to use mask for operation.like that of Osun election

[size=13pt]Are you educated at all? Do you know what a constitution mean?

Constitutions are not operational manuals for security agencies okay?

Which constitution asked you to take a biro to school for instance? [/size]

Obiagelli:
The previous government saw every protest, every counter opinion as that of the enemy, every other problems they faced was the fault of the "enemy". Typical Nigerian mentality.

[size=13pt]On the contrary, you people were tools for bringing about the current government making you act like it was the previous government that 'kidnapped' girls; with street protests and pre-planned violent encounters with security agencies.

The current government and your group are merely having a congratulatory meeting after the successful outcome of your plan.[/size]

Akosbaba:
The reasonable nigerians that heard these near impossible promises and still voted anyways were just tired of the drunkard's govt. Nobody should come here to say anyone will miss GEJ, that's the height of stupidity

[size=13pt]Many 'reasonable' Nigerians are victims of scam artists every time. They always look for magical solutions to their private live's frustrations.[/size]

tunwumi:
School name for politics is no no for me. Can't he establish a new one and give the name to it? Is rivers saturated with schools?

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Who are you?[/size]

Saifullah01:
I agree with you but let's not go the way of the last administration through impulsive or reactionary action. Rather we need strategic and preemptive measures. Never mind the initial gra gra of BH.
This administration plans to go after not only the stem (foot soldiers) but also their root (sponsors). That's why u see the desperation on the part of BH
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If u hav 10mins to chop down a tree spending 7 mins sharpening ur axe isn't a waste!

[size=13pt]How many more human beings do you intend to SACRIFICE before you get to this 'root' of yours?

Any idea of how many more to die and where they would die next?

Death, bloodshed, catastrophe, calamities, wailing, evil and eternal sorrow will not depart the family of those who fail to stop these murders because they want to get to the 'root'.[/size]

[size=13pt]The Duara cattlerearer with his "Masters degree" from the US War College will stop these soon. Just give him time to settle down. He needs time. It's too early to complain of bomb blast. He is clearing the 'rote' in the system.[/size]