SIRTee15:


Let's go back to the beginning and learn God's original purpose for marrigae....

Genesis 2
24 That is why a man leaves his father and mother and is united to his wife, and they become one flesh


That's why Jesus said...

8[i] Jesus replied, But it was not this way from the beginning. [/i]

Divorce and polygamy was never God's original plan.

The way some of u will burn in hell due to your selfish and immoral desires....

U will see black and white in the bible but will start looking for shades of colour to defend your immoral and careless lifestyle.

Pray U don't end up like onan.

By Clement A. Oloyede (Abuja) & Victor Edozie (Port Harcourt)


A former Rivers State governor, Rotimi Amaechi, has remained uncharacteristically quiet in the political scene of Rivers State even as the rift between his successor, Nyesom Wike, and Governor Siminalayi Fubara enters the phase where political leaders in the state take positions behind the two, Daily Trust Saturday reports.

Amaechi, who served in the administration of former President Muhammadu Buhari as the Minister for Transport (2015–2023) and governed the oil-rich state between 2007 and 2015, is not a stranger to the predecessor-successor bickerings in the state, as there was no love lost between him and Wike, who succeeded him as governor of the state between 2015 and 2023.

Many observers had noted that Amaechi, who had been the leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Rivers State since the party’s formation, gradually became withdrawn from the party’s affairs from the time he lost his bid for the presidential ticket of the party to incumbent President Bola Tinubu and after the general elections, when his preferred candidate, Tonye Cole, was defeated by Fubara, who had the backing of Wike.

But after the fallout between Wike and Fubara, many had expected Amaechi and his supporters to take the side of Fubara, owing to the well-reported animosity between him (Amaechi) and Wike. This, however, did not happen as the former minister maintained a deafening silence even as the APC National Working Committee (NWC) dissolved the Rivers APC state executive council, which was loyal to Amaechi, and installed a caretaker committee with members loyal to Wike, who is serving in the federal cabinet of the APC-led government as the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory.

Eze Chukwuemeka, a chieftain of the APC in Rivers and an ally of Amaechi, had said at that time that the dissolution of the party’s leadership in the state was “part of the ongoing efforts in a series to wane and totally demolish the political influence and legacies of Amaechi in Rivers State. The public should expect more in the coming months as the stage is set for the cabal to publicly display what has been strategically agreed upon behind closed doors.”

He said this was a grand ploy to demean Amaechi. “Things have fallen apart in the party. Some people from the party recently went to meet Wike to pledge their loyalty to him as their leader, although Wike is not a member of the APC,” he said, adding that the entire scenario was meant to spite Amaechi.

This ridicule, many observers noted, emanated from two sides: first, they suggested that it could have been a sort of payback against Amaechi for refusing to withdraw his ambition and support President Tinubu during the APC presidential primary election, where he came in second with 316 votes against President Tinubu’s 1,271 votes. The second reason, which they believe is closely related to the first, was the decision of Wike to work for the success of Tinubu during the general election against Atiku Abubakar, his own party’s (PDP) candidate. Those close to the president believed that Wike unilaterally delivered the 231,591 votes the president got from the 23 local government areas of the state. As such, it was not surprising when the president appointed Wike as a member of his cabinet from the state, contrary to the traditional way of the president’s party producing the cabinet member.

Observers have thus expected Amaechi to take full advantage of Wike’s rift with his estranged political godson and current governor, Fubara, to get back at his former Chief of Staff-turned-political foe.

This is even as Wike’s former ally and former governor of the state, Peter Odili, decided to identify with Fubara in the ongoing fight. Aside from Odili, other political leaders in the state have also taken the side of Fubara in the fight. They include: former national chairman of the PDP, Uche Secondus; a former Minister of Transport and the Director General of the PDP-PCC in Rivers State, Dr Abiye Sekibo; former Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Chief Austin Opera; a former governor of the state, Sir Celestine Omehia; a former deputy governor of the state, Tele Ikuru; Senator Lee Maeba; and former Secretary to the Rivers State Government, Dr Gabriel Pidomson, among others.

Surprisingly, however, Amaechi has not publicly commented on the ongoing rift or taken sides. After the 2023 general election, the former minister went back to school, completed his law programme, and was admitted into the Nigerian Bar alongside 4,411 other successful candidates in March.

Like Amaechi, several other leaders of the APC in Rivers State have also refused to comment on the rift between Wike and Fubara, making observers believe the Amaechi faction of the APC in the state may be biding their time. The APC gubernatorial candidate in the 2023 election in the state, Tonye Cole, an ally of Amaechi, has also maintained a stoic attitude towards the development of the state, but Senator Magnus Abe, who earlier left the APC to contest the governorship election on the platform of the Social Democratic Party (SDP), in January announced his decision to return to the APC and said it was only proper to support Tinubu’s administration. He has, however, also refused to comment on the Rivers political crisis.


Amaechi wants Rivers people to be the judge of character – Aide

Speaking with Daily Trust Saturday, however, a media aide to Amaechi, Eze Chukwuemeka Eze, said that the former governor of Rivers State is not keeping quiet or silent about the political development in Rivers State.

Eze, who spoke with Daily Trust Saturday in Port Harcourt, said that it was wrong to assume that the Wike or his loyalists have taken over APC in Rivers State. He added that it’s an elusive dream to assume that Ameachi has lost out in Rivers State politics.

“That is nothing but an elusive dream, as they lack what it takes to take over the structure of the party in the state. Forget about the so-called APC; they know that they have lost the battle for the soul of the party in the state as all their plans are falling down like the cards.

“In answer to your question on what Amaechi is doing, to the best of my understanding, it is to bring to light the statement that ‘silence most of the time is golden and that silence at times is louder than much noise’.

“For a clearer picture, Amaechi has played his politics in Rivers State for over 24 years, and in the same vein, Wike has also played his own politics for 24 years in Rivers State. What Amaechi is doing is allowing the people of Rivers State and the entire Nigerian population to compare the politics and personalities of these two characters and then determine who is a better leader to lead the state in 2027.

“I will suggest that we just be calm and watch out for the scenario. Wike can’t take over APC when he is the greatest enemy of APC in the state; he never knew how it was formed, so what he is currently doing is the type of politics he is well known for, which will come to nothing in a few years.

“In conclusion, Amaechi is the soul of Rivers State politics, and neither Wike nor anybody born by a woman can dislodge him, no matter the evil machinations or plots. Those who have followed Wike sheepishly have come to understand the political blunder they have committed and are in the process of retracing their steps. It is also not in doubt that Fubara is the current governor of Rivers State, and nobody will deny him that. Amaechi, as a peaceful and patriotic fellow, can’t work against the state or her governor.”

Another associate of the former minister, who pleaded anonymity, said Ameachi is a man of high principle and does not give in to flippant talks.

He said Amaechi was busy all this time with his law programme and was just called to the bar.

“He is fully aware of all the political activities in the state and will talk at an appropriate time,” he said.

The immediate past Publicity Secretary of APC in Rivers State, Darlington Nwauju, said Amaechi has always been wary of taking on issues pertaining to his former staff and will always maintain that disposition.

“He supported someone else against Wike in 2015 and 2019 for reasons Rivers people and Nigerians are now beginning to ask his (Amaechi’s) opinions. What else will he say that he didn’t say before? Asking where he is in the current fight for the soul of Rivers State will be most unfair to him.

“As per the talk of Wike’s loyalists taking over the APC in Rivers State, we leave that to the courts to decide,” he added.

kendrick9:
Your opinion but the fact is Jamal hasn't made an All NBA team.
Shai made an All NBA last season and will make it again this season.
I'm not even gonnal talk about all star cause some might say it's a popularity contest but SGA is still making those teams irrespective.

kendrick9:


Murray is a very good 2nd option don't get me wrong, every great side needs a good 2 to complement their number one.
Pippen was to Jordan, Kobe to Shaq, Gasol to Kobe, Kyrie to Lebron.
But the problem is when you want to take that 2 to a 1 and most of the times they fail.
Kyrie left Lebron and couldn't lead the Boston.
He's now a 2 to Luka.

kendrick9:


Kobe was the only outlier who made that progress from a second option to a number one man leading the Lakers to the championship title.
No matter how great any player is they need a very good second man and some good role players.

Kawhi traded SGA who was a rookie for PG cause he wanted to win now.
In hindsight that was a terrible mistake judging by how things have gone now

UnfairLife7:
like i said earlier, there's absolutely nothing wrong in escaping poverty through marriage as a lady. I know of a particular family that struggle to feed. They're poor obviously but the man and the children strive hard to put food on their table. The man lost his wife to breast cancer and his last son to little illness due to lack of money. The first daughter struggle and graduated from school. During her youth service year she met a guy who's a Canadian citizen. He came to Nigeria for an important thing that was how they met and he prophecy love to her. A year after her service they got married and she moved to Canada. This year make it 14 years she's married to this guy. They had 3 lovely kids two boys and a girl that are Canadian citizen. She studied biochemistry in Nigeria in her first degree but later switched career and study nursing. She's now a nurse in Canada. Her immediate younger brother studied engineering in Nigeria and to the glory of God he's now in Canada. He left last year through PR courtsey her sister. The last child a girl is in University studying law. Her widower father refused to remarry after almost 20 years he lost his wife. He said the success of his children is all that matter to him. Their success is his companion not woman.

This lady in question was married a virgin at 24. A virtue most Nigerian girls lack. So would you advise the poor girl to reject the guy because she wants to claim a super woman? She wasn't sleeping around or keeping school boyfriend like most Nigerian girls indulge in school. She was a virtous woman, hardworking because she stood with her father and siblings. She was like a mother to them. She has every reason to sleep around or probably keep a boyfriend in school like we know it's the norms amongst Nigerian girls.

The fact that you work for every penny you had, successful and didn't depend on a man's wealth doesn't make you better than her. Everybody success story can never be the same. Likewise everyone failure story can also not be the same. Tinubu contested for the presidency and he got it at first attempt even though we all know it was rigged while Buhari contested four times or thereabouts before he got it but at the long run both of them are successful and they are both president of Nigeria.

Provided you're not sleeping around as a lady, provided you're not idling your time or being lazy as a lady. I personally don't see a crime if you meet a rich or comfortable guy with legal source of income and he seek your hand in marriage, i see no crime in it accepting his proposal. The fact that you rejected your guy with British passport doesn't make you better, superior or Super woman than the lady that accept the guy with Canadian passport.

Kobojunkie:
The God of Israel - YHWH -- put an end to Prophets and visions(anointings included) at the end of the Last Days of His final judgement against His Nation of Israel( and Judah) in the land of Canaan - Daniel 9 vs 24. Jesus Christ, the Last Prophet sent by the God of Israel, confirmed that the Last Days (tribulation and endtime included) took place in the same generation that His Disciples happened to be a part of - Matthew 24 & Mark 13 & Luke 21. We are talking of events that took place about 1900 years ago.

When you lot talk of anointings, please be specific about the actual God who sponsors them cause Scripture has it that it couldn't have been the God of Israel . And absolutely not Jesus Christ who said He was sent only to the Lost sheep of Israel.

These electrical current you say is your holy spirit, how certain are you that it isn't sango or obatala powering you all instead since God of Israel no talk say His Holy Spirit na feeling.

MarVel125:
∆ Anointing Can be best defined as the electric shock from heaven
Because when you connect your spirit with God spirit it becomes one
And you will be able to do anything impossible
Because the electric spirit is in you
But before the spirit can be in you

Then you most be holy because God is Holy
Amos 3:3 can two walk together expect they agree

jaephoenix:
The Bible is a book adored by Christians. It has been found to contain a lot of errors, lies and contradictions and thus not a reliable book. I made a thread about it here, in case ya'll wanna check it out and debate on the points there. Unfortunately for Christians, the gaffess were so many, and they could not come up with any defenses.
But in this thread, I'm gonna concentrate on the creation story, cos a Christian challenged me to(Just like another christian challenged me to open a thread about the bible errors and in the end he never gave any defenses). The errors are so much that I have to take them in parts. So this is only Part 1

What are the factual errors in the Genesis creation account?
There are several errors, since it’s a creation myth based on the knowledge, superstitions and misconceptions of the people who wrote it, just like any other creation myth. Let’s consider just some of them:

1. Duration time for the creation. This is the first considerable problem. Genesis says that, from the early stages of the earth’s formation to the dawn of man, only six days passed, which is obviously wrong. We know this whole process took about 4 billion years.

Many apologists try to solve this crude mistake by declaring that the word “day” has a more vague meaning, such as six general divisions of time. We don’t know this, however, and the whole context of the story seems closer to 24 hour days (for example, we constantly read “And the evening and the morning were the first day.”).

2. The order of creation days. The order in which the creation events happened in the bible and the true geological and biological evolution of the earth are completely different. Some examples follow:

a. In Genesis 1:7 it says God divided the waters above and under the firmament. The only logical way to interpret this “firmament” or “heavens”, is the atmosphere, where water in vapour form is stored and eventually falls as rain. If this was done in a subsequent stage of the earth’s formation (day two), we would expect that the amount of water vapour in the atmosphere should increase over time. We however know that the exact opposite happened, as carbon dioxide and water vapour were partly replaced by oxygen.

b. In Genesis 1:11 it suggests that plants were the first form of life to appear, what is obviously wrong. It also suggests that plants and animals appeared in different times, what we know not to be true. Last, if compared to Genesis 1:16–18, it indicates that plants came before the sun, which would be impossible since sunlight is a fundamental ingredient to the process of photosynthesis, which is how plants produce their food.

c. In Genesis 1:16–18, as discussed before, the sun comes only after the plants appeared on the planet, which is obviously absurd. Some apologists try to save this by alleging that the sun already existed but wasn’t visible until the fourth day, since the earth’s atmosphere was thicker. First of all, the atmosphere was already transparent enough to see the sun when the first plants appeared in the planet. Moreover, the organisms from which plants evolved had already “invented” the process of photosynthesis and hence needed a substantial amount of sunlight. Finally, there are several studies who show how a plant’s growth is deeply affected by an increased period of cloudy days, and so it’s absurd to suppose that big trees and others could have appeared in a time of thick atmosphere, where the portion of light entering the planet was so weak that the sun wasn’t even visible.

d. Genesis 1:20 and 24 suggests that flying animals came before land animals, which is just wrong due to the fossil and DNA knowledge we have.

3. Magical elements. Some apologists argue that the creation myth in Genesis has a special status, since it’s much more “sober” in terms of reality than the creation myths of other religions. First of all, what matters is the truth. To construct a fable with elements closer to reality doesn’t change the fact that it is a fable. Secondly, the fact that the Genesis account seems less mesmerizing than others is just because the israelites followed monotheism (or at least monolatrism), and hence their creation story was devoid of the many struggles between gods that commonly take place at the beginning of other myths. Finally, it’s important to remember that there are many magical elements surrounding the Genesis story: the book of Revelations talks about a war in heaven between a dragon and his hosts and an angel and his hosts; Genesis itself, just a few pages afterwards, talks about talking serpents, magic fruits and a universal flood that occured just because God was in a bad mood with humanity

Aderegbigbe:


Jack Grealish: "Everyone loves to talk about goals & assists. It’s annoying the way the game has gone.

You can have a brilliant game and not get a goal or an assist and they say ‘he did nothing’. If you score two tap-ins at the back post and not play well at all, then everyone’s like ‘Ah, he’s brilliant’

LegendHero:
Leeeeeeeeeemaoooooooo!

Peter Peter Obi say hi.

Obedients and Peter Obi are working inversely proportional to one another.

—If Obi embark on outreach in the North for positives, Obedient will call Northerners ethnic slurs to diminish the positives.

—If Obedients try whitewashing Obi underachievement, Peter Obi himself will talk carelessly on Camera to counter any Obedient goodwill.

Now how do you whitewash a man who himself admitted never to build any new school when he was governor? He used his own mouth to confess so what is the essence of this thread?

Nigerian social media entrepreneur Clara Chizoba Kronborg has broken the world record for the longest interviewing marathon with a time of 55 hours 24 seconds.

The previous record was 37 hours 44 minutes by Rob Oliver (USA) in 2022.

Clara, who hosts a talk show on YouTube, interviewed 90 people of various nationalities and occupations, including politicians, business owners, content creators, actors, real estate agents and many others, the Guinness World Records revealed on Wednesday.

According to GWR, the conversations were centred around how each guest achieved success in their respective field.

It noted that Clara grew up in relative poverty in Onitsha, Nigeria, which fuelled her fascination with the concept of success.

Clara was quoted as saying: “This record attempt was about bringing together diverse individuals, sharing their inspiring narratives, and forging meaningful connections on a global scale.

“I am committed to amplifying voices, particularly those of hardworking women, and using their stories to inspire others facing similar challenges.”

Clara’s record attempt took place on a docked yacht in the Spanish city of Marbella, where she currently lives.

In addition to the usually sunny harbour being struck by a heavy rainstorm, Clara faced several difficulties during her record attempt.

She says her voice became “very hoarse and rusty” but she avoided losing it by drinking lots of water.

A report by GWR said, “As with all ‘longest marathon’ record attempts, Clara accrued five minutes of rest time after each hour of interviewing; only during these breaks was she permitted to nap, change her clothes, or go to the bathroom.

“So, to compensate for the large volume of water she was consuming, Clara wore adult diapers throughout her record attempt.”

“Even worse, my period started the same day, and I was already having intense menstrual cramps,” she revealed.

“At some point I was literally dripping pee and period stain, but I persevered and kept my eyes on the goal. To anyone who ever reads this, once you find your purpose, go after it with everything you’ve got.”

Clara also reportedly suffered neck and back aches, which her team relieved with massages during her rest breaks.

The report said she also struggled with sleepiness at multiple points but according to her, she gained a “battery recharge” every time she began interviewing a new guest, as she was eager to hear their story.

Enduring all the hardships was worth it for Clara, who says it feels “surreal” to now hold this world record.

“Recalling everything I went through physically, mentally, financially, emotionally – it feels so unreal,” she said.

“I am extremely proud of this accomplishment because I know lives have been touched and changed.

“This achievement is dedicated to all those who dare to dream and persist, regardless of the challenges they face.”

Clara’s achievement comes a few days after fellow Nigerian, Tunde Onakoya, set a new Guinness World Record for the longest marathon chess.

Onakoya on Wednesday recounted how he cancelled his flight returning to Nigeria from the United States to embark on the chess marathon.

He also noted that he walked to the chess board with sickness, tears in his eyes, fear and uncertainty.

Onakoya said that two days before the record attempt, his health failed him, and it was so bad that he started sneezing blood and coughing violently but he was resolute to embark on the attempt to set a new record.

“After 60 hours of mental torture, we set a new record for the longest chess marathon in the world. We pushed human limitation and gave the world something new to believe in,” he said.

The challenge was held at New York City’s iconic Times Square.

Bwala faults EFCC chair’s press briefing on Yahaya Bello, says ex-Kogi governor is on media trial

Daniel Bwala, lawyer and public affairs analyst, has criticized the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) over the allegations against former Kogi state governor Yahaya Bello.

Bwala, a member of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)’s presidential campaign committee in the 2023 general elections, condemned the “trial by media” approach by the agency.

The legal practitioner who was reacting to the recent press briefing by the EFCC chairman, Olanipekun Olukoyede, accused the commission’s boss of conducting public discussions akin to a courtroom trial, where media outlets act as judge and jury.

Speaking on Arise TV’s morning show today, Bwala said: ”What happened yesterday was like a prosecutor in court doing his opening address in the view of prosecuting the matter. And who was the judge yesterday? it was the pressmen.

”That same privilege, Yahaya Belo does not have to also state his own case. So, we can call it a complete trial by the media.

”This is one of the many reasons why people tend to ask the question, is the commission actually intending to prosecute, or is the commission indirectly giving an opportunity for the accused to escape?

”Because this same thing is like it has always been playing in EFCC’s approach to prosecution, which has led to so many high-profile cases going out of hand.

”Like, for example, if you give a forensic analysis of what he said in the press yesterday, a right-thinking member of the society would say this was a planned script to give Yahaya Belo an escape route.

Why did I say that? One, the trial in Nigeria is a trial not by jury. Even trial by jury is not a trial by the media. Two, having submitted a charge to court with the evidence that he has been granted an order of substitution and he has served Yahaya Belo through his counsel, he has submitted to the jurisdiction of the court. Was there any need to hold a meeting and begin to argue the substance of the charge?

”Three, some of the things he said yesterday has created more doubt and fed into the allegation of Yahaya Belo that he would not seek justice because it was a persecution.

”Otherwise, let me tell you one or two things. One in the press yesterday, he said he accorded a special privilege and respect to Yahaya Bello. That same privilege was not given Bobrisky. That same privilege was not given to others.

”The procedure in EFCC is, except if they change it, they will write to you. That’s why there will be that evidence that you were invited because it falls on the fulcrum of the commencement of a trial that the accused must have been invited for investigation.

”He even said yesterday that we don’t need to even take his statement in order to charge him. That means you’ve already done what you needed to do. So why is the insistence to arrest him?

And then when you open your mouth before the press to tell them that you said, okay, you come through the back, I’ll ensure you come to my office, then the operators will come to my office, the investigators, and then they will investigate.”

Bwala stated that the comments of Olukoyede suggest the EFCC chairman has been breaching the protocols of the anti-graft commission.

He accused the EFCC chairman of building a narrative against ex-governor Bello, using the media instead of the law courts.

He further queried the EFCC about when it would commence criminal trials to get the defendant convicted instead of running to journalists.

His words: ”You are trying to say that as chairman, you can breach protocol and procedure that you set. Does everybody you invite to that commission get the same privilege? Now, is the very concept that everybody is equal before the law and nobody is above the law applied?

”He now went ahead to talk about the substance in the charge sheet. So, what was he actually trying to achieve? He wants to convict Yahaya Bello before the media so that if the substance of the charge eventually fails, the media can then build a narrative that the judge was bribed or that nobody wants EFCC to succeed.

”There is no country in the world where you take that path, you end up succeeding. The energy can only be challenged in one direction. Unfortunately, EFCC chose to do it through the media rather than in court.”

Bwala reiterated that Bello has an order that has not been set aside by the court, urging the EFCC to obey the order.

”The order says that he should not be arrested, he should not be prosecuted,” he stated.

He added: ”EFCC does not believe that that order should be sustained. EFCC challenged that order. That challenge has not been determined by court.

”Now, attempting to arrest him when that has not been determined, please help me ask students of Nigerian law school, what is the interpretation of that in the court of law?

”They also have another order to arrest him, and that order to arrest him has not been brought before a court in which counter-argument was made, and the court adjourned for a ruling. What is the import of that?

”So, you have a coalition of judicial voices, and these courts that have given the various orders are courts of coordinate jurisdiction, in which each order’s decision does not bind the other. So, we are not even going into the administration of the federal high court as to how you deal with this kind of conflicting order.

”All these orders are valid and subsisting until they are set aside. But, you see, all of them have been overtaken by the events because, before this court, it has been adjourned for a ruling.”

Bwala further accused the EFCC of playing with the sensibility of Nigerians in the case of ex-governor, Bello.

He called for reforms in the anti-corruption commission, noting that the EFCC is all about media and drama rather than the actual prosecution.

He said: ”Now, yesterday, the court gave an order for substituted service through Yahaya Bello’s counsel, Adeola Adedipe S.A.N., right? And Adeola Adedipe S.A.N. was saying categorically before the court that there was no order arrest, you know, any invitation before the assault, the invasion of Yahaya Bello’s house and the declaration of a warrant of arrest. And he wanted that warrant of arrest vacated before his client could appear before the court.

”What do you think we’re likely to see next in this drama? To go to the arena of a court, which is a proper place for the matter to be heard, not in the media. What do you think we’re likely to see next?

”Now, the two facts to be gleaned is that there is an order for arrest that has now been contested before a judge for which it has been adjourned for ruling. EFCC is not supposed, after today, to be chasing Yahaya Bello anywhere.

”Even if he’s walking in front of their head office, they are not supposed to arrest him, because now it has been contested before a court and court has adjourned for ruling.

”Two, there is an application by Yahaya Bello that that order of arrest should be stepped down because it has been overtaken by event since I have now been served. And on the next adjourned date, it is only when I don’t show up that the court can be requested to issue a bench warrant.

”But now, having served me, the law requires for me to study the charges ahead of my arraignment. And so, arresting me will amount to breaching on my right to prepare and come and take my plea.

”So, and that request that that order of arrest should be invalidated has not been granted or refused because it has been adjourned for ruling.
Where these two facts exist, the way we know it, we teach students in law school, is that a party must maintain status quo pending the hearing of the various applications and objections so that court will decide.

”If on that day, the court says, your request to set aside this order of arrest has now been overtaken by event because you are already before me, then fine. If the court says, on that day, you are not before me, so that means this order to arrest will have to be extended, even if you throw away, there will naturally be a request that a bench warrant be issued since you have not appeared for your arrest. If the court set it aside, then you proceed to trial.

”What it means is that the two sides of the coin, whichever way you flip it, it maintains the value of the coin. If the coin is 10 naira, irrespective of the two sides of the coin, the coin remain 10 naira, I mean 10 kubo. Now if the coin’s value changes from 10 kubo to 5 kubo, then you begin to look at the distinctive characteristics of each of the two sides of the coin.

”So this is where we are now, and I don’t want to talk about whether this application will succeed or it will fail because that is left for the court to decide. But what we know is that where parties have submitted themselves to the jurisdiction of the court, parties are to maintain the status quo pending the direction of the court.

”So if the EFCC continues to be chasing him up and down, it will now feed into the narrative that the EFCC is all about media and drama rather than the actual prosecution because you have now found that your charge has been served on him.

”What are you supposed to do as prosecution? You are supposed to then prepare on that day after arraignment, you will now do your open address or request for a date for trial. This is the fact as they are.

”The media interview he did yesterday, he shot himself with so many types of bullets by clearly showing to the world that it’s a disproportionate application of their principles.

”I told you the first one, which is that one is saying you come to my office through the back door, and then I’ll get people to come and interview you, which nobody gets that. And the law is that everybody is equal before the law and nobody is above the law.

”Two, you have seen the zeal with which he must be arrested. Now, if you ask somebody, they will say, but there are other similar cases before you for which you have even given a preliminary report of indictment, but you have not arrested the person.”

43Ronin:
You see, the problem is that Jesus neva said he was God. He always acknowledge God as his father & even God acknowledged him twice as his son, so where's the confusion coming from

Zeebuy:


No dey talk nonsense. I'm sure you're not a parent, how can you say the parents are wicked? How possible is it to monitor kids 24/7? It's not as if they were babies

Greattha:
What heartless and careless parents.

How can your children leave your peripheral vision without you calling out to know where they are?

Monitor your children.

Gone are the days when parents felt safe enough to yell..." lo sere nita"..."go and play outside" without fearing the worst.

11am to 4pm inside this heat

And nobody in the neighbourhood saw or heard the cries of these babies?

So sad😡

Baddestguyp:


Na me you talk say only dey Interested in fight scenes?

Na wa oh...

Maybe you didn't know who you were arguing with

One of my favorite shows last year was Vinland Saga S2. The entire season of 24 Episodes had only like 2 or 3 short fight scenes...

Literally 70% of the season was about characters farming...

But I only enjoy action scenes according to you...smh...


I watched 3 Body Problem like some week back and even went into a deep dive on the lore and story spoilers...but according to you I can't enjoy a show without action

tobenuel:
automatic job as how? from where?. you wey dey talk you don get ya own befitting job

make sure you request for your occupational hazard allowance this month end. 24/7 on every minute your always on Nairaland working iniquities

helinues:
Wow. Money is good I swear

Automatic job awaits any of the students here