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SirWere:Yeah...as you can see that u are not making any reasonable point wt that comment. U were more interested in condemning the feat of that little kid. If it was to be ur daughter, would you have make that morale damping comment. If that little kid was able to develop that App at 12, it means she started early in life. She may have understood the workability of other computer related operations, probably from age 4 or thereabout. Check out the real whites and see a child of two years doing what a man of 35yrs do not even kw how to do. Before now, we never believed that a child can start going to school at the age of one. We believed a child starts school after crossing 6yrs. Ppl that beliv that a baby of 1yr can be sent to sch did it and they are reaping the benefit. So stop getting stucked to backwardness. |
pythonkid:Theological Institutes are still selling admission form. Do a good thing and grab a form go and learn the "trade" and start ur own church. There are still failed bank abandoned houses, start ur church in one of those houses or rent a hotel hall or a primary school building. Start collecting tithes, buying good cars, build nice house, get urself big booty girls and become famous. Stop sitting in ur house and complain cos this wont stop that man from making his money rather it will even make u poorer. If u have a mind, You will mind your business. |
SirWere:Like u are so much attached to backwardness that u don't see any possibility of liberation coming soon. Here, you were told a 12yr old girl developed the app and u are asking if a 9yr old child will be able to use it. Start on time in training your children on how you want them to be and u will be surprised at what they will. My 4yr old child can operate computer to a certain level. Give her a smart phone and see what she will do wt it. She will manipulate some apps to ur bewilderment. |
Abeg Chidimma Okeke's own is far sweeter than dis over-ripe local mango own. Who agree with me on dis? |
Daddybright1986:Badooo....U r really d badest guy. Well u r on point bro. Just moan for me and get double best of me. I love moaning pass the pussy itself. |
That is the location of the Garden of Eden. God has positioned His Angels there to ward off ppl from going to take that fruit of life that will make them to live forever. Anything, both living and dead that crosses there must be destroyed. (If u don't have any better thing to say about my post, just pass. If u quote me wrongly, Bermuda Triangle will be ur portion) |
Mcthewwwwwww....Have u imagined what will happen if that plane crashes into hell fire en route to heaven. Stupid exhibition of wealth. I see this as mockery to the dead man. |
MrBrownJay1:Whatsapp generation mentality (WGM) |
The Police on Wednesday arraigned 53 persons before a Magistrates’ Court in Chediya-Zaria, Kaduna State who were allegedly arrested during a gay marriage. The prosecutor, Sgt. Mannir Nasir said the accused were arrested on April 15 at Zaria Motel and were being charged for conspiracy, unlawful assembly and belonging to a gang of an unlawful society. He said the offences contravened Sections 97, 100 and 197(a) of Criminal Procedure Code [CPC]. “On April 15, 2017, at about 2100 hours a team of policemen led by DSP Muhammad Lawal-Mashi arrested and brought to police station 53 persons. “The arrested persons included Jibril Abdullahi, Sagir Abubakar, Anas Mohammed, Mustapha Abubakar, Musa Ibrahim and Suleiman Usman among others, all of various addresses. “Information reached the police that these group of persons conspired to celebrate a gay marriage at Zaria Motel between one Faruk and Sanusi both at large,” the prosecutor said. The accused persons, however, pleaded not guilty to the charges, and their counsel, Yunusa Umar asked the court to release them on bail in line with sections 35 (4) and 36 (5) of the Constitution. Umar lamented that the accused persons were detained in police custody for more than 24 hours contrary to the provisions of section 341 of CPC. He told the court that most of the accused persons were students in their tender age. The Chief Magistrate, Auwal Musa-Aliyu, granted bail to the accused persons in the sum of N500,000 each, with one surety each in the like sum, who must be a blood relation to the accused. He ordered that each surety must present two passport size photographs, valid identity card, bank account number, letter of credence from a traditional ruler, a 2015 utility bill and a valid GSM number. The Chief Magistrate adjoined the case till May 8, for further hearing. Source: http://punchng.com/police-arrest-53-for-attending-gay-marriage-in-zaria/ |
The tussle between Governor Okezie Ikpeazu of Abia state and the first runner up in the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), 2014 governorship primary election, Uche Ogah would be heard today, by the Supreme Court amid heightened tension and anxiety. In the suit no FHC/ABJ/CS/1086/2014, Ogah, is challenging Ikpeazu’s eligibility to contest the primaries, alleging that he did not pay his taxes for years 2011, 2012 and 2013 as at when due, alleging that his taxes for the three years were paid on same day. On the strength of the issues raised, Ikpeazu was subsequently sacked from office as governor of the state last year by a Federal High Court, Abuja for alleged falsification of tax papers. Delivering the judgment then, Justice Okon Abang ordered Ikpeazu, to vacate office immediately for contesting the governorship primaries based on false information. He also ordered the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to immediately issue a certificate of return to Ogah. Ogah in the suit had contended that based on Article 14(a) of Part IV of the PDP Electoral Guidelines for Primary Elections and Section 87(4) (B) of the Electoral Act, 2010, the Abia governor was not qualified to contest the December 8, 2014, governorship primary poll in the state, because he presented a fake tax clearance certificate in his nomination form. Interestingly, another PDP governorship aspirant, Mr Friday Nwosu, also challenged the nomination of Ikpeazu as PDP governorship candidate on the same ground. But in his own case, he prayed the court to declare him the duly nominated candidate of the PDP even though he came third in the primaries. Ironically, he also joined Ogah in the case, saying he left the venue of the primaries and did not sign the result. Ikpeazu, appealed the judgment, and the matter was decided in favour of the governor, at the Appeal court. Dissatisfied with the decision of the Appeal court, the matter proceeded to the Supreme Court. But Ikpeazu, said he was unfazed by the whole issue and urged the people of Abia to remain calm even with the challenge in the case of alleged falsification of tax receipts against him. His Chief Press Secretary, Enyinnaya Appolos, said the governor was an appointee of the Abia State Government from 2011 to 2014, where he served as the General Manager, Abia State Passengers Integrated Manifest and Safety Scheme (ASPIMSS), and first Deputy General Manager, Abia State Environmental Protection Agency (ASEPA), Aba and Environs respectively, before his resignation in October 2014 to contest the governorship election in the state. He also said that within the period in question, Ikpeazu’s taxes were deducted at source, and when he had need of his tax clearance in 2014, he applied to the Abia state Board of Internal Revenue, and was duly issued with tax receipts for the period in question. He maintained that Ikpeazu remained the governor of the state, according to law and would await the final determination of the matter by the appellate courts. Besides the headache from members of his own party, Ikpeazu had faced a lengthy legal tussle from Alex Otti, the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) governorship candidate in the 2015 elections. After he was declared winner of the election, Otti dragged Ikpeazu to the Abia State Governorship Election Petition Tribunal, sitting in Umuahia, urging it to annul his election. Otti, had among other things alleged that the election was marred by irregularities and substantial non-compliance with the Electoral Act. He then urged the tribunal to declare him (Otti) the winner on account of the lawful votes that was cast during the election. But Otti’s prayer was not granted, as the tribunal upheld Ikpeazu’s election instead. Not done, Otti dragged Ikpeazu to the Court of Appeal, and seemed to get some reprieve when the court, sitting in Owerri, on December 31, 2015, nullified Ikpeazu’s election and declared Otti the winner of the April 11 and April 25 supplementary elections in the state. Delivering the judgment, the five-member panel, headed by Justice Oyebisi Omoleye said the APGA candidate scored 164, 444 valid votes to defeat Ikpeazu who scored 114, 444 votes. But at the Supreme Court, which is the final stop of governorship election petitions, Ikpeazu was declared the validly elected governor of the state, while Otti’s case was dismissed. The court reversed the decision of the court of Appeal, which nullified Ikpeazu’s election, and ruled that he (Ikpeazu) won the lawfully cast votes in the April 11, 2015 election. In examining the legal implication of the Federal High Court ruling, the case of Uche Ekwunife (PDP) vs Victor Umeh (APGA) was used as a case study by analysts, where the court of Appeal sitting in Enugu had nullified Ekwunife’s senatorial election, stating that she was not qualified to stand for the primary election in the first place as she did not meet the provision of the Electoral Act. The court ordered for a fresh election within 90 days. The implication is that if an election is nullified on the grounds of disqualification of a candidate, as was the case with Ikpeazu, a fresh election should be conducted. Another issue which raised controversy was whether it was constitutional for a party to field a fresh candidate in a rerun or conduct a fresh primary. In 2009, the Supreme Court laid this controversy to rest. In a case between the Labour Party (LP) and the INEC, the Supreme Court ruled that no party was required to either present a new candidate for a rerun or conduct a fresh primary. An Nnewi based lawyer, Obinna Nnaka said that the Court based its judgment on the provisions of Section 182 (1)(j) of the 1999 Constitution (as amended) and Section 31 (5) and (6) of the Electoral Act, 2010 (as amended). The Constitution at the said Section provides: “182. (1) No person shall be qualified for election to the office of governor of a state if- (d) he has presented a forged certificate to the Independent National Electoral Commission.” On the other hand, the Electoral Act provides: “31. (5) A person who has reasonable grounds to believe that any information given by a candidate in the affidavit or any document submitted by a candidate is false may file a suit at the High Court of a State or Federal High Court against such person seeking a declaration that the information contained in the affidavit is false. (6) If the Court determines that any of the information contained in the affidavit or any document submitted by that candidate is false, the Court shall issue an order disqualifying the candidate from contesting the elections. “So based on the above, being disqualified, means that the governor of Abia State was not qualified to contest ab initio and that PDP did not have valid candidate for the gubernatorial election. In law, PDP is also disqualified together with its candidate. In my view, it is not right for the Court to order INEC to issue certificate of Return to the runner up (Uche Ogah), he is still of the PDP which is disqualified. “To show how serious the issue is, the Electoral Act made it a crime for a political party to present a candidate that does not meet the qualifications. “Section 31 ( of the Electoral Act provides:-A political party which presents to the Commission the name of a candidate who does not meet the qualifications stipulated in this section commits an offence and is liable on conviction to a maximum fine of N500,000.”Both Nwosu and Ogah’s cases were taken to the Abuja Division of the Court of Appeal, and on July 18, the court set aside the nullification of the governor’s election, describing the judgment of the lower court as a miscarriage of justice. Both suits went in favour of Ikpeazu. The Court of Appeal in a judgment read by Justice Philomena Ekpe, said Abang ought to have transferred the motion to it in line with time-honoured doctrine of stari decisis. She said Mr. Abang wrongfully interpreted the provisions of order 4 (10) and (11) of the Court of Appeal rules when he ruled that the said provisions were only applicable to an interlocutory ruling of lower court and when a final judgment in a suit had been delivered. Both cases were subsequently lodged at the Supreme Court. But the case took a new twist when Justice Amina Augie of the Supreme Court disqualified herself from a five-man panel the Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), Justice Walter Onnoghen, constituted to hear Nwosu and Ogah’s suits. When the matter came up for hearing, Justice Augie based her decision to withdraw from the case on allegation of bias leveled against her by one of the parties. She stated that the party accused her of not properly constituting the four-member panel of Justices of the Court of Appeal that heard the petition challenging Ikpeazu’s election in Owerri when she was the Presiding Justice of the Division. Justice Augie, who was recently elevated to the bench of the apex court, said her decision to pull out from the matter was in the interest of justice. In his notice of Appeal at the apex court, Ogah argued that the appellate court’s judgment were against the weight of evidence, and prayed the court to restore the judgment given by Justice Abang. Ogah who said that Abia state was “thrown into mourning” when the appellate court gave its ruling, stated said he was confident that the Supreme Court would rule in his favour. Governor Ikpeazu and Mr. Nwosu do not share Ogah’s optimism. Ikpeazu said he was confident that the apex court would give him a favourable ruling, while Nwosu believes that the governorship seat is his for grab. Source: http://sunnewsonline.com/abia-anxiety-as-supreme-court-decides-ogah-ikpeazus-fate/
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MrBrownJay1:May it be to u according to ur wish. But when the time comes, pls don't forget all these ur power u r exhibiting today, don't forget this ur thug life, don't forget that u are a superman, don't forget that there is nothing like a second chance so long as relationship is concerned. Don't even try to consult anyone nor try to sort things with ur wife, just throw her out and move ahead. |
MrBrownJay1:Bros, when the time comes, you will understand. You are still very far from understanding this. It will be too complex for u to understand now. My prayer for you is dat may God never allow you to fall into this kind of family issue, I tell you, coming out of it is very very difficult. Difficult both as in African tradition and Western system. Ask ppl that kw more than u think u kw. If it is as easy as that, why won't that man that has so much money not quietly leave his messing up wife, take his kids, focus on raising them properly and forget about taking another wife, according to ur suggestion. And why wont that woman that no longer loves her husband just move ahead without thinking of letting another man into her life. I wonder how many of ur girlfriends u have thrown away cos they messed up and how u have coped bn on ur own without letting anoda woman into ur life. Hahahahahahaha.....my brother, it's not easy ooo. |
MrBrownJay1:My brother, it's not as easy as that. Wait till u are married or when ur partner messes up and see how easy it will be for you to throw her out and go out and pick another one. That one comes in and messes up, u throw her away, go out and pick another one. Lol....bros, e no easy. My dad used to tell me that, and I quote,"Over my dead body is only workable when You are still a Bachelor, once you are married, that thing you swore over your dead body, you wife and children will do them in your presence and heaven will not fall". He went ahead to tell me that in a situation that i want to maintain that "over my dead body" thing, I will kill my wife and children and finally become foolish and unhappy man. |
U see all these China Small Pin Chargers, especially their female species, they can be very wicked. Dey dont forgive. They are heartless. Make sure ur road don't cross theirs. |
eightsin:What is the population of ppl within and around that environment. How many of them are office working class. How many of them are students and how many of the are politicians. This will give u a clue of knowing if the business will survive or not. Even if u have 1 million ppl there and they dont have any need for ur service, u will end u fighting to recoup ur capital. Secondly, to make sure ur biz grow, make sure u have other sources of income. If all ur expenses will depend on this new biz, it may take u a very long time to make good gain. It may discourage you and u may lose interest and pack up. Goodluck |
pocohantas:My sister, u may not kw what this man may have bn going through in the hands of this woman. I feel their problem is not the food. This man's financial status has dwindled and the woman has enough money to take care of her problems. Cos of that she started behaving anyhow, disobeying the husband as she wish. Leaving the house wen she is not supposed to. Sleeping outside wtout the consent of the husband. U cant imagine what dis does to a man's ego. It can be so heartbreaking. Imagining another man bleeping ur wife and u are helpless cos u are financially incapacitated. All the same, i dont support beating ur wife into submission. U can't achieve that by this method. It takes a real man to handle this situation. U must be very patient and pretend as if the woman doesn't exist. Pretend as if u are not even seeing what she is doing. By this u will break her down or at least leave longer instead of dragging public into ur personal life.\ |
thrugemaster:My brother, what kind of CROWN is he? I believe a Royal Crown. |
So the Bride don't kw she was supposed to shave or trim her pub.hair as she wan wear that bikini. See as the thing come swell there come get seeds as if they pour on cup of Abakaliki Rice inside there. Check the 7th Pic |
ikp120:...and you call that her private life? When your private life is affecting the peace of the public, it's no longer ur private life. |
Ebonyi state House of Assembly member having a bit too much fun here? I'm wondering if this is really an Honourable member or a club woman. Watch video here https://www.facebook.com/naijcom/videos/1514642651965960/ |
Good, but when u may have gone and no one will be able to maintain this frivolity, the ppl will regret this thing u did here. Just to repaint half of the building will cost enough money to build a complete primary school structure in the state not to talk of total renovation of the whole building. Ask Chief Morris Ibekwe of Okwelle Holdings. Go and see how his once magnificent Country home has been over taken by forest, wild animals and reptiles. The front is now home for Akara fryers. Money is good but don't let it rule u. The best investment is the one u did to help others not the one that will make other to perpetually remain ur slaves. Vanity upon vanity. |
The Federal University of Technology Minna, Niger State, has been thrown into mourning following the killing of a female postgraduate student in the school, Bolatito Ajuola, by a man suspected to be her fiancée. It was learnt that Ajuola, a student of Science Education, was allegedly stabbed to death at about 11pm on Monday at her off-campus residence. Eyewitnesses said the man, Best Origboshe, was a worker in a company owned by the victim’s father in Ondo State, when the duo began a romantic affair. However, Origboshe was said to have lost his job, resulting in Ajuola asking him to join her in Minna. It was learnt that on Monday, Origboshe and Ajuola had returned from shopping when the victim prepared dinner and set the table for them to eat. Origboshe was reluctant to eat the meal, claiming that it was too hot when Ajuola queried him for shunning her food. An argument was reported to have ensued between them. A witness, who did not want his name in print, said, “During the argument, the man started beating the girl. She rushed to the kitchen and emerged with a knife with which she injured her fiancé. The man afterwards went to a nearby store, where he bought a brand new knife which he allegedly used to stab her in the breast and in the stomach.” It was learnt that a professor in the university, who heard the cry from the house, rushed Ajuola and Origboshe to a hospital, where she was confirmed dead. Her remains have reportedly been deposited in a morgue at the General Hospital, Minna. Punch correspondent gathered that Origboshe was initially being guarded at the hospital by some policemen, before he was later released to the police due to a crowd of students, who had gathered around the hospital. The parents of the victim were said to have arrived Minna to recover their daughter’s corpse and follow up with investigation.
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Gkemz:My brother, to tell u the truth, ABC job is not by who u kw. It is by what u kw and what u can deliver. If what u said here is correct, it means that ur made a good impression and u were almost at the verge of bn employed. Your problem is that u may have failed the medical test. If you are able to scale through to that point, no one can deny u the opportunity of bn employed. What failed u is your medical result. |
sarrki:Nigeria is finished N1.00 = GH75 Cedi See common Ghana Must Go ooooo. Infact, let Ghana come and colonize Nigeria for another 100years and teach us some lessons |
siraj1402:I'm not defending any of them but my dear your reasoning here is not logical and lacks common sense. Asking why this particular Apostle and not the other one can't be a good defense/platform to rely in believing the lady's story |
INTROVERT:My dear, I feel the same way u feel but the problem is with the trend of things now, our fear may not come to pass. I mean in some years to come, decency might lose its place in this world. Soon, you'll be seen as a sharp girl or guy if you can go totally nude on the way and it'll be a generally accepted way of life. So you can see that using a nude pic someone takes today to blackmail her in years to come will have no effect cos the person u are blackmailing with nude pic taken some years back is already naked in public with other "well meaning" people. The blackmail can only work now or in the past but in few years to come, it will mean nothing. I weep for this life. |
MissCuppy:When they catch u after running like little baby, they will flog and run away like an adult. Just be a good girl and mingle with good guys and ur happiness will be guaranteed. |
snipesdam:I'm very surprised that many car owners don't kw this trick. Well, if you have a car wt good remote u can confirm this. |
Etinosajay:Well, this is not a joke. U can try it if you have a car with remote control and distance is not even a barrier. Just call that person that has ur spare remote and make sure u are about a foot close to ur car and let the person that has access to ur spare remote control, while answering ur call press the unlock key of the remote control while keeping the remote very close to his/her cell phone. Ur car will be unlocked within 3secs. It can work even if two of u r in two different countries. |
CXLVII:He WAS from the lost tribe of Israel Pls is he dead now or has he changed his tribe? See ur brother below.
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I don't fidget in dis kind of situation. Once happened to me and I just called my wife and she just brought out the remote control from far away home, Press the unlock key close to her phone's microphone and i received a beep on my phone and the car was unlocked. That solved the problem. |
omoolorire:My brother no one will ordinarily wish that another man should just die. As you rightly asked if the old man is my father, let me also ask you. Assuming the old man is your father, money apart, will u be so proud to see him living? Search ur heart and answer this question sincerely. |
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of the Electoral Act provides:-A political party which presents to the Commission the name of a candidate who does not meet the qualifications stipulated in this section commits an offence and is liable on conviction to a maximum fine of N500,000.”