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Politicstoday:Yes, they have a right to resist. But government has a right to insist and the law provides them backing to take such decisions like changing the name of the school. |
Omoawoke:The "government" is the "owner" of the institution. The so-called "key stakeholders" can be "consulted" in taking decisions concerning the school. But the final decision rests with government. |
Politicstoday:Lol. Which "court of justice" ruled that government has no right to change the name of a public school that is 100% funded by government? That judge needs his head examined. The case of UNILAG was reverted because GEJ as President had very little appetite for crisis in the polity. Some Presidents will take that decision and stand by it. An Obasanjo for instance wouldn't have gone back on his decision. |
Omoawoke:Lol. GEJ decided to put down the wave of student protests by reverting government's decision. Try that under a stubborn President like Obasanjo and the government's reaction would have been different. The students do not own the school and have zero say on what the school is called. |
Olaide1295:Agreed, the governor is a "temporary custodian". But Government is a continuum let by a governor per time and the school in question is owned by "government". Whatever decision that the governor takes on behalf of government is ratified by the House of Assembly and gazetted so it is binding on subsequent governors. If another governor comes in and wants to change it, it would have to pass through the same process again. It might interest you to know that Harvard was not always called Harvard. It was originally called "New College". The name was changed to Harvard College in 1639, in honor of its first major benefactor, John Harvard, who left the college his books and half his estate |
Politicstoday:why do students of a government institution feel like they have a say into what the owner of an institution decides to name it.?? ![]() Olaide1295:Please what does the name of the school have to do with the "class" of the university? |
Politicstoday:why do students of a government institution feel like they have a say into what the owner of an institution decides to name it.?? ![]() |
Ameboperoo:It is no more a bill. It is now a law effective immediately. |
Bobloco:The President should have toned down his visit to Benue and done it in a more timely manner. I think it was the State's decision to shut schools and encourage people to come out for a welcome parade. I really don't see anything wrong with it though I wouldn't have done that if I was the governor. There's absolutely nothing wrong with the President's apparel in my opinion. |
SarkinYarki:So in your opinion, Nigeria, a sovereign nation, has no right to express their diplomatic position on international issues just so you don't suffer the temporary inconvenience of not being able to visit the US? What kind of thinking is that? |
GboyegaD:You are entitled to your opinion as I am to mine. I choose to celebrate what this administration has done by completing the blue line and building the red line from scratch to where it is now in operation. We can ask for more while celebrating what they have achieved. |
GboyegaD:All the while it was stalled by different funding conflicts and issues. But since all the issues have been resolved under this current administration, there has been consistent progress. 16 years or not, it is worth celebrating when you compare it to similar projects across the country like Rivers and Akwa Ibom that have been abandoned. |
I am very impressed with the degree of progress made on this rail project and so many other projects across the Lagos metropolis. One thing I like about Babajide Sanwoolu's administration is that once they commence a project, you will see consistent progress until it finishes. You rarely see a contractor abandon site for months unlike the previous governments. Kudos to them. |
Metrix147:If Mr. Obi is not desperate for power then he should stop chasing it. Let him stop running from pillar to post everyday of the week, mind his business and wait for Nigerians to bring the power to him. ![]() |
Sheuns:There were pigs being reared at Mile 2 bus stop. They used to forage on the heaps of refuse that sprung up beside the pedestrian bridge. You can ask anyone that lived in Mile 2 Estate and frequented the bus stop right opposite the current Train Station during Ambode's time. Ambode did averagely well in some aspects of governance. But he failed WOEFULLY in the areas of road construction and waste management/sanitation in my opinion. He did NOTHING on the railway blue line that was started under Fashola; he abandoned the ongoing construction of Lagos - Badagry expressway; basically abandoned the entire Amuwo-Odofin - Ojo - Oriade axis. You can hate Sanwoolu. But that man has done very well especially in the area of road construction and public infrastructure. The Blue line is up and running and the project to extend it to Okoko from the current termination point in Mile 2 is moving at a steady pace. The Badagry expressway has received massive attention. The Red line is also up and running. So many infrastructural projects currently ongoing. I have nothing against Ambode or Fashola. They did their best during their tenure. But if Ambode had continued with Fashola's pace and work when he took over, he would have achieved a lot more. He rather spent his time fighting unnecessary battles and trying to erase the latter's legacies. |
Coming out of the military era, Lagos was an eyesore. There were literally mountains of refuse across several parts of the metropolis. Tinubu came and cleared most of those mountains and put in place the framework for LAWMA. Fashola continued his good works with the sanitation and beautification of many open areas across Lagos. Things went very bad under Ambode due to the Visionscape debacle. The heaps of refuse began to mount again. People literally began to raise pigs at Mile 2 busstop because the pigs always had enough to forage and eat from the piles of refuse at the busstop. Sanwoolu is doing his best against the back drop of the indiscriminate dumping of refuse. We the prople need to do bette . |
AmazingGenius:I have some friends who swear by Canada since they moved. I also have a few who curse the day they decided to move. The move to Canada or any of the other japa destinations works for some and doesn't for some others. It is a huge leap of faith after all said and done. But just know that a lizard in Nigeria doesn't automatically become a crocodile abroad just by emigrating. It takes a lot of prayers, patience, planning and HARDWORK! |
Omooba77:This man's "god" is obviously a gambler and political speculator. The heavenly God is known for his precision and exactitude. He is not confused and does not permutate. |
etokhana:The thing be say everybody "Sabi do am" until they get elected and realize the monumental challenges with navigating the public sector in a complex country like ours. May God grant the President and all those in authority the wisdom and the courage to do all that is necessary to turn the tide. |
ijekul:Well, since the convention was moved in protest against the state of emergency in Rivers State, the honorable thing for the NBA to do is to also return the 300 million naira "gift" from the State government. Abi? ![]() |
God1000:The woman must have been pregnant for at least 9 months. Didn't he at least make some plans for the delivery? 🤔 If you knew you didn't have any cash, why take her to a private hospital and not a public hospital where the process is subsidized by government? Frankly speaking, this man is more culpable in his wife's death than the hospital. 😡 |
Sheuns:No that is not correct. Arewa is simply the Hausa word for North or Northern. It does not refer to the people but to the North as a cardinal point. Northerners are referred to as Mutannen Arewa - People of the North. The other cardinal points are Yamma - West, Gabas - East and Kudu - South. The north is also quite diverse in history, culture and traditions. The only thing that really binds the tribes together is Islam as a religion. But Christianity and Animism is still widely practiced especially among the Hausa tribes. |
shortgun:Lol. How do you ban a legal citizen of Nigeria from any state? Is that even legal? Or are we happy with this pronouncement since it's against a man that we love to hate? |
shortgun:Lol. How do you ban a legal citizen of Nigeria from any state? Is that even legal? A cabinet minister? Or are we happy with this pronouncement since it's against a man that we love to hate? |
ogododo:Why do Nigerian politicians enjoy making vacuous statements? What does "Fubara remains Rivers State governor" mean? Can he exercise any of the powers of River State governor at the moment? Can he step into government house? Can he access the State's accounts? NO!!! So what state governor is he ![]() This statement is like those empty nonsense people say at funeral's to make themselves feel good. You hear crap like "he lives in our hearts"! No he doesn't! He is freaking dead and gone, never to be seen again. There are 2 options open to Fubara - one is to brief his lawyers to open up a case to challenge his suspension in court OR accept his suspension in good faith and use the 6 months to create channels of rapprochement with the law makers and the Presidency. |
MadamExcellency:You dey Nairaland dey throw mouth while the members of the Assembly dey compile signatures for impeachment. Una too get mouth. |
Islie:The chairman of the Ethics committee did not suspend Senator Akpoti; the Ethics committee constituted of Senators across gender and party lines, voted overwhelmingly to place her on suspension. While concerns about the chairman's history are valid, I really do not see what it has to do with this current situation and further speaks to Senator Akpoti's vendetta against the Senate. Everyone will be alright. |
press9jatv:Step aside, yes! Resign NO...except he is personally inclined to, of course. |
fergie001:Senator Fasuyi never mentioned sexual assault in his statement before the senate. He stated Senator Natasha falsely accused Fayemi of selling Ajaokuta steel mill to himself. Secondly, Fayemi never called Senator Fasuyi a liar. |
OLAADEGBU:I wait to see the reason gor arresting the woman and what they intend to charge her with because to my mind, she's done nothing against the law. |
Osazeidehen:I knew it was only a matter of time before Senator Natasha plays this card. That is the standard go-to for women when they realize they have thoroughly messed up - pull out the "sexual assault" card and play victim to sway public opinion in their favor. While I do not wish to dismiss her allegations outright, it is curious that she chose this moment to go public—especially when it boils down to her word against the Senate President’s. More so, it raises the question of how this accusation connects to her earlier refusal to adhere to Senate protocol by declining to move to her reassigned seat, a directive that other affected senators complied with without incident. That said, I strongly believe this allegation should be thoroughly investigated. If Senator Akpabio is found guilty, he must be held accountable—public officials should not be allowed to abuse their power. However, Senator Natasha should also be investigated for disregarding Senate authority during last week’s proceedings. Accountability should go both ways. |
LibertyRep:Very possible. That's why I used "probably." But here's the thing: even if you are not a business person, you buy things in today's market. As a consumer, you definitely have felt the impact of inflation. Compare the price of things in 2013 and now. Compare the price of fuel, foreign exchange, etc. We all complain about poor network quality and call on the networks to improve. But we are still paying the same rates for calls and data since 2013? Please let's be real and fair to these businesses. |

