ReubenE's Posts
Nairaland Forum › ReubenE's Profile › ReubenE's Posts
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 (of 71 pages)
How many times was civilians bombed in error under his watch |
Akpabio and making outlandish statements is like bread and butter Where did he get the 99%. Someone of his status should not be making statements like men in Yaba market. What happened to using "most" or "great" if you believe social media is replete with fake news instead of the outlandish 99% that you don't have any data to show. The Nigeria government and its institutions including the one led by Akpabio has been caught lying on social media in the past. Is Akpabio saying his Assembly is part of the 99% |
Why are local government elections always trouble in states where APC is opposition |
NewDigitalWorld:It will definitely affect his confidence but I hope not to |
homosapien:Calm down. You should be the one to be slow in your response. They claim the clerk of the house invited them yet the assembly criticised them for interference. If they were invited to provide security at the area to prevent unauthorised access to outsiders (Obasa's supporters), why did the DSS bar assembly members from gaining. access to their place of work including the house clerk that supposedly sent a memo to invite them. You did not see where the House said the DSS acted beyond their brief and criticised them for meddling in legislative business |
Why exactly did DSS go to the Assembly. The same Assembly you said invited you has publicly chastised you for interference, even the clerk you claimed that sent the memo inviting you was also barred from gaining access to his place of work |
ednut1:They unnecessarily talk too much. I don't even understand. Sometimes it looks like though they enjoy the status of being victims as they crave to be there at every turn |
adonainana:Israel has nuclear warheads. That's why they have the Sampson Option |
ValarDoharis:You obviously don't understand what I said then. My opening comment has nothing to do with "I don't care" My point is, why is an official of ICPC telling the public some government officials paid for same project five times that's not real with public money. He fell short of mentioning those people or where the said project was suppose to happen, and most importantly, he did not say xyz was arrested and prosecuted. What will the public do with what he said apart from "expressing shock" and that's it. If Nigerians including yourself care, what are you going to say or begin from in your agitation that those people should be arrested/prosecuted. You don't even know their identity, the project year, location, cost etc. It may as well be a cooked up story just to support whatever point he was trying to make within the general context of "Nigeria is a very corrupt country" |
ValarDoharis:I am trying to understand what you are asking and how it is related to what I said. Did you see me say anywhere I am law enforcement? |
Ineffectual parrot. What do you want ordinary Nigerians to do with that information when you know people did that and you don't arrest them and prosecute them to provide the money. Why is he as ICPC telling us this story when the culprits are not mentioned. |
Why are they covering his face |
GeneralOjukwu:She's Ijaw BTW but why use a harmless and virtuous incident to insult and mock a certain section of Nigeria. I'm sure this woman don't even care about East, West, South and North but would only identify as a Nigerian |
plantist:She's Ijaw married to Yoruba |
gasparpisciotta:Some of you don't get it, do you? That is always the tactics and the usual narrative when they are still teething and yet to gain ground. The moment they do, that rubbish many people are saying would be thrown out of the door, it will become sharia in Ekiti or death. Everybody including norm Muslims would be made to observe live by sharia dictates. That is exactly how it started in the north and Kwara now that traditionalists and others are coerced to live a certain way in certain places. |
Writer something will have something to say. I have not seen anyone ride Putin's meat more than that guy. Even above Putin's wife |
fabolouz1:. The problem with those Eket beasts is that Ibeno people are Ijaw people and Eket people has been calling them tenants cause of state creation that made them a minority in Akwa Ibom. They've been blockading the roads to Ibeno, destroying properties for months and years now. Ijaw people just dey look them. When Ijaw go ready for them, dem go see wetin dem dey find and their body go calm down. There's something fundamentally wrong with the black man and especially most Nigerians. A Nigerian calling another Nigerian a tenant is madness to begin with. They are never bothered about development but always fighting for useless petty things that will do absolutely nothing for them in the long run. It is this same behaviour that has reduced Warri, a once bubbling and developing town to nothingness. Imagine something that will bring development to Akwa Ibom state, the beasts are threatening to destroy it cause of the name that is rightfully where the beach is. Imagine a beach in Epe, Ikorodu people are threatening to destroy it that it should not be called Epe beach cause Ikorodu people think Epe people are tenants. Madness |
FreeStuffsNG:Have you seen the 4 stages of the ceasefire agreement? If you did and still say this, then something is wrong somewhere. Apart from the first stage of the ceasefire, the remaining stages depends on Israel's discretion if it is satisfied with the previous stage to continue the next one per time. Essentially, Israel is the one controlling the ceasefire. Lastly, there's no agreement as to whether it is hamas that will govern gaza. So hamas is only in charge of gaza in hiding as they've been in the last 15 months. Don't know where you got the detail in the ceasefire hamas is the one to govern gaza. Al Jazeera explained the stages of the ceasefire in case you are in doubt |
lapintoz:No. He is a first class traditional ruler |
Shagalinku:Both of them are first class traditional rulers, so what exactly are talking about. Some of you make me sick. A crowned king is not suppose to bow/kneel down to greet another one. It is an aberration and sacrilege. That king knelt down to greet that man cause of religious influence (Islam) and not whether the man is higher than him in traditional ranking. If that was his thought like you're supposing, then he does not know what he is doing and should be dethroned. All this nonsense some of you do with Sultan of Sokoto is higher than Oba of Benin, Ooni of Ife is bigger than Jaja of Opobo, Obong of Calabar is bigger than Oba of Lagos etc is your pocket. They are all first class traditional rulers and one bowing down, kneeling to greet another is an abomination. Emir of Illorin is not bigger than Timi of Ede. Simple |
Faber:Two hours drive in a plantation in Abia State abi its driving in circles or driving at 5km/hr. Na so Abia State get land. You can emphasize your point without overstating the truth except the plantation is the whole Abia state. Lemme give you the benefit of doubt. Driving 2 hours in the Abia plantation at what speed? |
Saturnalia:Will that your logic still apply to the Christian and Muslim gods since some of the 3 million people may have been Christians and Muslims. Your logic looks like it exposes the fact that the gods you are mocking belongs to same WhatsApp group with the ones you serve |
Is that the emergency vehicle? And who is the woman with Deeperlife skirt and Chosen vest that's doing emergency evacuation of the dead. See as dem dey throw deadbody like the way the load yams in Benue. This country don't take serious almost all the important things in our national life. So Delta State don't have standard emergency vehicles for things such as this. Pathetic |
DatNiggaDaz:So anything related to muslims and Islam should be removed from states like Delta, Bayelsa, Rivers, Akwa Ibom etc because they are Christian states and majority worship Christ and not Mohammed. Some of you just conjure up every shit to defend nonsense or form a framework for nonsense to exist. As long as there's ONE CHRISTIAN in Kwara state, they have no right to remove the Christian billboards |
Wait for them to give you examples from Pakistan, Germany, Azerbaijan, Ukraine, US, Korea etc that it is not exclusive to Nigeria. Misery, hopelessness now walk on two legs in Nigeria thanks to this government |
Merry Christmas |
KingAzubuike:Okay, thank you |
slimfit1:Everybody know it is Nigeria army except the people denying it and those stupid enough to believe they are not. Referring to their paid supporters |
Baby steps Wait for the resident zombies to come tell you how stampede happened in Bangladesh and another time in Nigeria in 1993, that it is a global occurrence and has nothing to do with Tinubu. In fact Tinubu is working and Nigerians are seeing the gains that people died from the wild jubilations. Madness Modified: Before I even finished, Reno Omokiri is already saying same thing. How stampede has happened in: He pointed out that similar tragedies had recently occurred in the United States, South Korea, Israel, and several European countries. |
xpressionx:It is why I am always shocked when I see people put China under the service of Russia. China is Russia's equal and even more in many areas so cannot serve Russia's interest. China can never sacrifice their growth and advancement purely for Russia's interest if it doesn't DIRECTLY affect them. More ridiculous is when I see certain people do it for Iran as well. Like China will confront the US cause of Iran. Laughable. It is only the US that's notorious enough to do any of that and why they are very successful in doing that is cause they have the means and tools to keep destruction away from their homeland. |
Kukutente23:But the point is, until the National Assembly amend a particular provision or the Supreme Court decide to reverse itself, the extant interpretation of the constitution by the Supreme Court is what the law is whether people generally believe it to be wrong or not. The Supreme Court enjoy the right of no appeal so their interpretation is the law. |
MT:So you don't know "case laws" "judicial precedents" are laws following from the Supreme Court. Judicial pronouncements by the Supreme Court are laws. They interpret the spirit and letters of the law so their interpretation and pronouncement of the intent of the law is what makes the law what it is and how it is applied. Their interpretation remains the law cause they enjoy the right of no appeal, it is final. That can only change if the National Assembly amends the provision(s) or the Supreme Court reverses itself |

