₦airaland Forum

Aleora:
I offend u before??Take am easy on me......Happy Valentines

Aleora:
The good old days when babes dey get height,now I wonder wetin thy happen..Babes of nowadays no dey gree increase for height..Including me oooo

Sunnymatey:
Provision of clean portable water is their basic right. Pay them their allowee regularly and on time, dats hw to encourage someone. I know they want to empower one mallam.

ELPablochapo:
This guy na mugu, dont ask me how or why

OlujobaSamuel:
imagine a situation where we have state police and fed pol clashing because of election and the only person to stand them down is an opposition governor and presidency

lastpage:
God forbid a State Police!

imagine what a Governor with Immunity, will do to the Citizens and political opponents.... when you hand him a state Police?

Nigerian Politicians are not yet ripe for that sort of "Absolute Power" because they will abuse it absolutely!

Just see what they have been doing with their 4yrs immunity!
Infact, that immunity needs to be 'conditional' or even scrapped entirely





Lastpage!

mizhefeh:
All yours

mizhefeh:
Okay

Breastmilk is still d best

uddeze:
for real? what's the cost and won't it develop faults later on?

uddeze:
i own a super slim and buying disk is just not wise right now

whywhyogun:
it will not work out in this way, the market demand is limited.

the quantity of the people who can buy their tummy full , is not enough to support 1000 such factories.

i do not mean, nigeria has not enough mouths to consume the rice from these 1000 supposed factories.

but the people who can buy, or the total purchase capacity , is much smaller than these 1000 factories would supply.

the whole country should work up in full power, and people have money , they will buy whatever they can consume, and the market decides how many rice mill factories should be

DIKEnaWAR:
Forged!


Buhari, please if you are not dead yet, resign! You have become a curse to this country. If you love this country, quit! We are happy to be part of the generation that witnessed your much talked about 2nd coming. It has turned out to be a ruse and noise full of sound and fury, yet signifies nothing.

Bye bye to you as we hope to only hear you have recovered and is living as an ex President. History will be kind to you as you do so.


Thanks.

Sincerely

ALL Nigerians (including those that no longer have brain)

greenpasture:
I will address the two points in your response. Other non cognitive points I will ignore. Emotional bias cannot be addressed by reason.

[/b]Public servants can of course serve with serious ailments but not to the point where it generates enough negative speculation that the presidency's media team cant even quench. Buhari's condition until proven otherwise looks like incapacity[b]

The burden of proving an assertion rests , and party making the assertion. The legal maxim is "EL INCOMBIT PROBOTION QUI DECIT NON QUI NEGAT ( He who asserts, not he who denies, must prove...) The Presidency does not need to prove th Presidents health, it is those that state otherwise that must prove that he is incapacitated. Public opinion can be expressed in 2019 during an election.


[/b]It is the Legislative arm that impeachs, a arm of government whose actions majorly is driven by public opinion of their constituents....the same citizens who are asking for the truth. You think the US congress hasnt addressed matters of even lesser implications when it comes to the Presidency vs public opinion??[b]
The action of the Legislative may be influenced by public sentiment but it remains subordinated to the Constitution which does not permit civil coups. The determination of the President's incapacity is a matter for the Supreme Court who will call expert witnesses to evidence and give all sides the opportunity to state their case. In the US, under the 25th amendment clause 4, the VP and the cabinet may tell the house that the President is incapacitated but even this is subject to the strictest proof by leading physicians acceptable to all parties.

I've been a lawyer since 1983 and there is no complexity here. The people will have their say and the courts will have their way. That is the beauty of democracy.

If the courts hold that the President is incapacitated and cannot perform his duties he will be removed and the VP sworn in to complete his term. For the matter to be left to the preserve of the House is to remove the possibility of an effective Government with a minority in both houses. Why did the majority of the US Senate and Representatives not remove Obama using their majority on the basis of right wing opinion? Simple, it was not in their power to do so without a legal challenge. Why do you think every President wants to stack the Supreme Court in their favour?

Regarding the other parts of your response, I am now inclined to be silent. Some things are self evident.

greenpasture:
You don't know how to frame your research by identifying the underlying issues so instead you want research that has similar facts. This is K2 type thinking and it's perfectly ok to have this level of thinking even as an adult. Disability is no crime.

Here is the thing, you attempt to win an argument by reframing the question to suit your shifting position. That's not disability - that is intellectual dishonesty. You joined a conversation based on the question of whether " the president should resign or be impeached for sickness" The issues are "under what circumstances of illness should a sitting President resign or be impeached? I framed my answers thus;
1. There is a distinction between sickness and incapacity
2. Numerous American Presidents have served with serious ailments.
3. Incapacity can only be decided by the court and not by public opinion
4. In addition ,freedom of information act does not require a public servant to disclose his health issues. That is the current law

Of course you have a problem with issues so you do invectives and polemics. Unfortunately you don't realise you can leaving an audit trail of yourself all over the Internet. One that will haunt you sooner than later.

As for education, I think you suffer from a feeling of entitlement thinking that because you were not educated in Nigeria you are smarter than everyone who was. This is self deception on a grand scale and it is not even statistically true.

By the way if you want to compare our respective education, post your LinkedIn profile and I will post mine. Take of your mask a let's see what you've got. I won't run.