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seyi371:
very funny

Well, on a more serious note, the concept of every religion in grounded or rooted in the rivalry between the forces of good and evil.
Therefore, in every religion, the good force is perceived as the godly entity which supremacy is attached to in such religion, while the negative force is seen as the evil or satanic entity.
I hope you would understand the way I put it

Because different planets have different names but one solar system

Beware of 419ers, this space is not for sale

I'm sorry op. The wrong commentators visited your thread first.

Accept my heartfelt sympathy

mopol123:
YOU CELEBRATE KILLING,DNT FORGET HE WHO KILLS BY THE SWORD MUST DIE BY THE SWORD.I KNOW YOUR TYPE WHEN YOUR TIME COMES,YOU WILL BEG FOR MERCY AND TUNE YOUR FACE TO PITY CHANNEL BUT IT WILL BE FAR FROM YOU

Amen!

jumxie:
why he is choosed to play for Argentina has always annoyed me

It's truly unfortunate but I think it's mostly due to a child's affiliations with his paternal heritage.

Perhaps, the issue of racism is also another factor that makes everyone stick more to his nativity.

He shouldn't have snubbed the medal, but of a truth, Messi's complaints are all genuine especially the pitch and officiating.

S. A football seriously needs to upgrade.

With this statement, does it mean there's no sensible elderly man in the north again?

How can a so called elder have such a poor sense of comparison?

Have all workers of iniquities no knowledge?

Genius100:
So Buhari said herdsmen and farmers should not attack each other and you numskulls are crying?

Is this how you reason and you decided to choose "genius'' as your moniker?

It doesn't take rocket science to read the message in that message, or is it the farmer who took their lands to attack the Fulani?

Don't comment b4 u think next time pls

Op which school did you attend?
I need to know pls

fringz11:
Didn't work

Did you find any update in the system update menu?

jay7:
Lolz tnks but I graduated from a University few years back, and the question above is for HND1

Good for you.
I knew you would probably have some insight on the question even before you asked.

Hope you've been able to find solution to the question.
That logic is usually under deductive reasoning but in some cases, if you are unable to distinguish between a factual statement and a figurative statement, you may end up committing an error in deductive reasoning.

jay7:
I need a detailed explanation to this logic question
"God is love and love is blind. Therefore God is blind." Using your knowledge of logic, state and explain whether the above statement is (i) correct (ii) valid (iii) true (22 marks)

Mod, I don't know if it's front page worthy if yes kindly do the needful.
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Fynestboi
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Richiez

Attend lectures una go d dodge.
See your lyf?
Lyf na turn by turn so face your turn abeg.
Can't comman be explaining logic of 9 years ago.
Better still, you can use Google.

As it is ehn, pesin no fit just find somewhere piss again o.

Warning : Don't ever try to pee in an area where someone is holding a smartphone. If you do, just refresh nairaland trending, or Twitter, or Instagram and you will find yourself there.

What a pervasive generation...

Johnnyessence:
Dr Charles Omole on Twitter.

REVIEW OF OSUN VERDICT BY SUPREME COURT. Reading the
verdict of the apex court, it is clear the majority based their
decision on technical breach of procedure rather than on the
substantive merit of the case against INEC. A legal technicality
...is a small but ultimately important detail of the law. When a
case is decided based on "a technicality", it means the
defendant would have been in trouble for something but
through some small oversight or misinterpretati on of a rule,
they are found not guilty. The apex court in a split decision of
five to two members of the panel, on Friday, agreed
substantially with the Court of Appeal which ruled that a
majority judgement delivered at the tribunal was a nullity. The
court said the judge who had read the majority judgement ...at
the tribunal, Justice Peter Obiora, was “evidently absent” on
February 6th, 2019, following the documents before the court.
In this case, the Supreme court says because the Lead judge
in the Tribunal did not sign the attendance sheet on 6th
February, ...it is assumed that he was not in attendance; hence
cannot be a judge in a case he did not hear its facts and
details. Justice Bode Rhodes- Vivour who delivered the
majority judgment supported by five of the seven-justices held
that it is settled law that when ...“the rightly constituted panel
of a court does not seat the activities carried out by that panel
is a nullity.” Justice Akaahs in his minority judgment held that
INEC in an election ought to remain an unbias umpire because
even when it erred in law by relying on it’s manual ...to cancel
some aspect of the election, the applicant still met the
constitutional requirements of having the highest votes cast
and spread. But the Election umpire went ahead to cancel the
election and carried out a rerun showing that INEC had a plan
up its sleeves. In this case, the Majority based their verdict on
a Procedural breach; while the Minority based theirs on
Substantive justice, ignoring the technicality relied upon by
their majority colleagues. So WHO made the right decision?
From publicly available facts so far; ...Justice Obiora claimed
he was in court on 6th February; but that he forgot to sign the
attendance register. So APC in its appeal argued that the
judge’s failure to sign at the end of the proceedings on
February 6, 2019, was enough evidence to justify their claim
that Justice Obiora was absent on the day in question. So at
BOTH Appeal & Supreme Courts; the case was no longer about
substantive discrepancies & illegalities alleged against INEC. It
was hinged solely on legality of the Composition of the
Tribunal on 6th Feb. On one hand; I can see why procedural
justice should be promoted as an aid to substantive justice.
After all, the fruit from a poisonous tree is also equally
poisonous. But the court should have put more weight on what
is at stake in this case. Verdicts like this ...does not develop
our jurisprudence as all the substantive matters about INEC’s
conduct have not been addressed by either the Appeal or
Supreme courts. They simply focused on the procedural
irregularity and dismissed the case on that ground alone. So
we are not ...better informed on whether INEC can do what it
did in Osun in future elections or not as the courts turned
wilfully blind eyes on the substantive issues. Justice Obiora,
could have been deposed on oath to ascertain his attendance
and the courts can then focus ...on the substantive issues that
will help develop our law and polity. That is what is needed;
not simply a technical judgement; especially when the
technical irregularity was not the fault of all parties to the
case. A judicial irregularity of such pettiness, ...that could have
been remedied as suggested above should not have been
relied upon solely to vitiate a verdict such that the substantive
allegations were not explored by the justices. This is becoming
a pattern. In the case of Onnoghen; the court of appeal
dismissed ...the case because, “it has been overtaken by
event” since Onoghen had resigned. Onoghen’s resignation
should not have affected a full verdict that will help develop
our law and set justiciable precedents to grow our
jurisprudence. As a result of their reluctance ...to address the
substantive issue of whether the President has power to
suspend a CJN; we are left non the wiser. So a President can
therefore confidently suspend a CJN in future as the appeal
court did not address that question at all. Using just
technicalities to ...decide cases on certain magnitude is a
disservice to justice and in certain cases can be as a result of
judicial corruption. It is almost certain that the current
Presidential election petition could also be decided purely
based on technicalities if these precedents hold.

Kudos to whoever wrote this review. It's making my heart to be turningoninown.

Until Africans kill this mindset of "the end justifies the means," we'll always remain doomed as a people.

Every man has a price indeed...

tuniski:
Zamfara and Rivers were APC undoing itself. Osun is judicial error punished on PDP.

It won't have hurt much to seekers of justice even if the verdict is still like it is but, the meat of the matter were settled for precedence purposes.

Now we are still in the clouds as to the interpretation of section 179 of the constitution, the validity of the supplementary elections, the right to cancellation of results etc.
After about a year of trial, our jurisprudence didn't add no value cos the issues are unresolved.

The Kano trial is very similar to Osun's. let the litigants avoid the booby traps of technicalities, so we can have substantial justice with clarity of issues.

You're just wasting your time. He will never understand, no matter how much you try to explain.
It's better to allow some people wallow in their ignorance than to keep ditching out free tutorials that they aren't even ready to absorb.

Stillthebest:
Where is your alma mater??

Who dash am Alma - mata

You should have tested her to forgive you na.

BTW, this is no news.

ojun50:
Arewa Youths have being making threat since 2015, what happen to nextweek

Next week too far.

How about tomorrow sef...
They keep talking as if there's monopoly to violence.

Every tribe has a fair share of violence in them. The only difference is that some tribes only showcase it when dared.

Let them bring it on ASAP

Since Buhari is never aware of anything,
I'm going to impregnte Aisha and Buhari will not be aware.

JustSomeDude:
You should know I meant that figuratively. "Can't remember the last time I had sex", meaning it's been long since I had sex.
I love sex but it doesn't really freak me. These ladies want me to be at their beck and call just because of sex we would both enjoy. Unfortunately for them, I'm not a pussy nigga, I don't beg for sex, neither do I pay for it because it's free. I'd rather concentrate on making more money which I'm doing and have sex whenever I want to. These ladies would give it free to a rich nigga and beckon on a broke nigga to foot their bills.

I know of course. Just trying to pull your legs

JustSomeDude:
"Nigga living that fast life and get killed slow".

I don't smoke, I don't do drugs, I can't remember the last time I went to a club or party, I drink moderately on special occasions, I don't womanise (can't even remember the last time I had sex) and I'm just 21. All or more than half of my friends do the aforementioned and I still don't know why I don't get influenced and I don't believe in god/gods. The way I dress, you would mistake me for one who does all the aformentioned because I sag, I keep a short dread and I've got that swagger, looks they say can be deceiving.

R.I.P to the deceased though.

If you can't remember the last time you had sex, it means you didn't really had sex. It was sex that had you.

Sex isn't something you forget easily, especially when you do it occasionally like you said.
The last one you did will always remain a sensational memory until you get another.