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They are part of the over 80 million Nigerians living in poverty

Buterflyle0:
Yes as PDP followers.

Damn they look like they are walking corpses, life has been tough on these ones

Nepal followed their constitution, we should follow ours

Hotfreezer:
Let's see how it all pans out.

Strength is not knowing how to strike but knowing when to strike. There are many idiots in Nigeria and you must consider them when making decisions.

The CJ has already confessed being on the wrong side of the law and should be punished. However, the timing would raise suspicions and sentiments which would make a right step look wrong.

Nepal just sacked their CJ for false declaration of age. This one here in Nigeria has already confessed but it's like our IQ no reach that of Nepalese.

Buhari and his yes men over to you

Electric powered airplane
The key word is electric

IKON360:
which company in Africa is as forward thinking as Rolls Royce?

Why have you relegated yourself to the mouthpiece of the West?

Bluntemperor:
Kudos to the Chinese,but is this not same Chinese and their leaders said the Chinese ladies shouldn't marry any foreigners so as not to steal their secrets and yet they Chinese stole the secrets of the West but stealing is forbidden in their own country.what a double standard life !.Chinese cannot lead the world no matter how hard they tried.

Their uncles and aunties that are meant to be in school are also on strike, they are the product of their country. Were u expecting something better from public schools?

MyGeneration:
That's how they behave now. 10years later you would see them suffering while there mates are working earning real money. Then they start calling your line and start reminding u that they were ur friend in secondary school. If mistakenly u give them audience they start acting like u own them something if u no give them money or work u turn wicked person.

Little by little APC is losing the few intellectuals it has,

O ti ya were

ImperialYoruba:
The Obas had an event in Abuja. They learnt Tinubu was also in Abuja and so they stopped by to give endorsements and pally with him.

Those brown envelopes contain material for the original event that brought them to Abuja.

Well, all visitors, without exception walk through security and you place whatever is with you on the scanner belt. The Obas had walked through and we see here their items were being recovered by the protocol officers and handed to them.

I hear it contains invitatiin card and programs for the Abuja event.

Thats all!


Yoruba, the most Superior race on earth!

That's because of fools that support the govt even when their fellow citizens are killed hence my point, the folks that keep quiet and in effect encourage the govt are the real fools

iamjavadem:
Only fools protest. Can you tell me one thing protesting has achieved in Nigeria apart from sorrow, tears and blood?

I think we all deserve to be like Northern Nigeria, wouldn't it be nice?

It would be your turn to protest soon
And then you would wonder why those live bullets are tearing into ur thoughtless body

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What about dariye and jolley iyame ?
Timi frank is a GOAT

When Tinubu passes on like any other human, the power tussle for Lagos would be interesting

Pity your fellow citizens nah, one day it would be your turn to protest, and like every protester that has been against this govt you would be met with bullets, but I doubt you think that far



[quote author= post=74743969]Good for you......

Na u born monkey?!
Jusy the same way the Legend of the Forest (DINO) shouting last week "Walahi talai, i am not part of the senators booing Buhari o, walahi talai" with his 2 hands raised up on his sick bed!

Hehehehe [/quote]

The aspirations of regular muslims and fanatical terrorists are one and the same, spreading Islam all over the world, it's the way of achieving it that seems to differ a bit, but majority would accept conquest, since having to convince others means actually being a good person which is hard AF

Before our eyes we are seeing igbo protesters being brutalized, Zamfara youths and Shia protesters being mutilated and shot dead, opposition politicians being ridiculed, judges being harassed without due process and yet we keep quiet and continue hailing the ex dictator. I can imagine 4 more years of Buhari and his supporters trying to complain when the herdsmen/BH/ISIS reach their doorstep.

Our President travels to London for medical check up, I guess that sums it all up

A lot of contradictions in your write up.
You say you are stating 'facts' but facts can't be both yes and no.
You admit your perception of the referral to the CCB inconclusive but you labeled it under your facts.

The executive cannot replace judges willy nilly for obvious reasons; separation of power, CJN can only be removed by a panel of CJN's, like board of directors or senators setting up committees. The person beinganjiwa investigated has no prerogative to step down.

The problem with Buhari is he is overwhelmed with 'yes men' men and women who tells him he is above the law. The problem with this is we are dealing with an ex dictator. I advise caution to APC supporters.

nawebco:
Hello all. I feel that I need to put in my two bits in the Onoghen CCB debate. First let me tell you where I stand. I am for strong institutions & the rule of law. I believe that the law should be no respecter of persons. With that foundation, please follow me on this journey

Facts only:
a) Has the CJN been removed, answer is NO?
b) Can the President remove the CJN, the answer is Yes/No
c) Can the CJN be arraigned before the CCB? The answer to me is inconclusive, but I will be rooting for YESS and I will explain as we go on further.

Can the President Remove the CJN?
Yes he can remove the CJN but on the recommendation of the National Judicial Council (NJC) and the NJC itself is advised by the Federal Judicial Service Commission. Please see the following images which are excerpts from the Constitution

From the provisions it is clear that the President must receive recommendations from the NJC before he can appoint or remove Onnoghen & if fact other S.Ct Justices /Justice of Federal Courts. This is in consonance with the principles of Separation of Powers with checks & balances

You will observe from the provisions of the Const. that the CJN is a member of the two bodies that have a say in his removal. This very fact again offends another very key maxim of equity which is "nemo judex in causa sua" meaning that "you cannot be a judge in your own cause"

What can propel the FJSC and the NJC to start proceedings against the Chairman of their respective boards? The Attorney General must send in a petition to the NJC and ask them to investigate their own chairman and recommend him for removal. We can all see the legal conundrum

Who will nominate the judge that is next in line to the CJN to start the process of investigating the CJN & what is there to investigate? The CJN has admitted all charges brought against him by the CCB. From this point of view, the NJC need no further evidence? CJN is wrong.

So what should happen? How does the FGN go forward on this. Judging by all the conundrum of the NJC, should the FGN do nothing when it is obvious that the NJC will likely do nothing? How does the FGN which has the right of initiating the prosecutorial process go on?

The FGN through the CCB initiates a trial before the CCT? Was the CCB right or wrong? We again go to the Constitution. What are the functions & duties of the CCB? The Constitution tries to entrench transparency & accountability in public servants by requiring asset declaration

The CJN is a public officer who is caught smack at the centre of this misbehaviour. It is important to note that the CJN HAS NO IMMUNITY. So nothing stops CCB from arraigning him before CCT on false declaration of assets. I believe the case of Nganjiwa Vs FRN can be distinguished

Before I distinguish the two situations let us look at what awaits the CJN at the CCT. Again we look at the Constitution.

If the CJN is found guilty (& in this case he has admitted guilt anyway) the CCT can remove him from office, ban him from future office for 10 years, confiscate assets & other punishment which the NASS has prescribed. Has NASS or will NASS ever prescribe additinal punishment?

Now to distinguish Nganjiwa Vs FRN to this CJN scenario, mind you this is what I shall be arguing if I were the FGN's lawyer. Nganjiwa J, was arrested and arraigned on charges of corruption under EFCC Act

The charges are strictly criminal. In CJN's case he is arraigned under a specific law -Code of Conduct which is what it says a rule for public servants that guides their behaviour. It is not stricto sensu a crime but a failure to act judiciously & for which the punishments...

are also not stricto sensu jail term. Is there a need of recourse to the NJC in a case where another govt constitutional constituted body has powers to decide on a specific infraction? I would submit no. The FGN should have this issue decided as a preliminary issue because

there seems to be a judicial protectionism which is sneaking in Immunity that the constitution has not granted to judicial officers. The CJN has been arraigned, let us test the constitution and the powers it gives and where there is need for a reform in law, let us do so.

The administration of justice in Nigeria is being rubbished if the CJN continues in office knowing that he has lost credibility to preside. We as Nigerians do not know the damage we do to our own institutions when we carry on with the prism of ethnicity & politicking

Every single decision of the S.Ct on corruption that had Onnoghen as a member of the panel is under a hue, from now onwards he is impotent. It is similar to @HMKemiAdeosun's case. He needs to resign since he knows he cannot be sacked. That is the right thing to do.

As for me, I would continue to urge the FGN to bring all these issues to the public, not minding the times or seasons. We need to hold public officers accountable & they need to hold themselves accountable. The CJN, having admitted wrong doing needs to resign honourably.

Are Nigerians really this dumb??

Are you hause/fulani? Don't you care to hear what a minister really thinks of the govt he serves in?

Seetto:
This Reno doesn't know, the way an average Hausa/Fulani man thinks, if u release more than that , buhari will ignore it and no one among them will even care to assume is a serious thing..

Well said

theoldpretender:
Here is where it is a scam

Back in 2013....fuel was being sold at N97. Landing price..the cost of importing said fuel....was much higher.

As a result....marketers engaged in scams like making subsidy claims for fuel not imported, selling on the black market, etc. We were having constant fuel scarcity every now and then throughout the year...and we were accumulating a huge debt.

That's why it was a scam....we were paying heavily for subsidized fuel...and still having issues with supply.(Hence Bubu calling it a scam...we were paying subsidy...and yet still having scarcity).

Of course...he was also playing politics too.

But once Bubu took over...he kept up the scam...because removing subsidy meant prices shooting up to N150 and above...and that means revolution.

Until it became unsustainable...(as I have explained upthread).

P.S....I regard APC and PDP as the same....and the fact that APC still keeps the subsidy...is a sign of poor economic thinking. If government cannot take risky decisions to improve our economy...who will

Good evening.

When illiterates don't rule the country and states

Goldenventures:
Today every pesin is celebrating sex or sexiness as if na achievement.

When we will learn to Give more importance to things that actually matter, science education wisdom virtue, then our roads will not be flooded with half brained slay things whose only achievement in life na to get round ass.

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Is it a scam or not?

theoldpretender:
Hi...I am not a Buhari or Atiku supporter.

Thank you.

And oil subsidy must go.Since 2006.

Isn't it funny when Buhari supporters want to sound intelligent?
It's like calling MMM a scam and still depositing money in their account, sometimes u gotta wonder how they reason.

Buffalowings3:
You're incoherent..
Buhari was saying subsidy is a scam..
3 years down the line, he is still paying up....
When is he going to stop paying..
Oh, 4 years is already gone

It's refreshing if power changes hand,
Best we can hope for,

The same Buhari that slammed youths doesn't seem remotely interested in education, just like his home state Katsina, do 'educated' buharist intentionally act dumb?
Just like the clown hasn't build any world class hospital, that means in an EMERGENCY the dumbo flies out of Nigeria! The youths are too stupiid

Boring


[quote author= post=74642050]That is exactly what we sane, honest and hardworkig Nigerians are doing right now.
We will always pray for BABA as he is doing everything to clear the evil foundation the evil party left behind.
That is the more reason we wil vote for continuity.
God bless our President MUHAMMADU BUHARI.
God bless Nigeria.

To All lovers of Buhari, the image below is for you all.
Let them know.
Stay blessed!
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Tinubu!!!!

This is kinda funny, why do these fools think politicians family and children who should be more concerned about their folks reelection NEVER campaign,

It has always been easy to control poor people, one of the dog and baboon Buhari talked about kikiki

El Rufai understands the northern folks, all he has to do is whip up religious sentiments, it's a well tested and trusted method, sure a few people would have to die but the dogs and baboons gotta bleed

Bad educational system produces dumb youths,
Do Buhari supporters understand the meaning of integrity ? How can a man who says Abacha is not corrupt have integrity? Mehnnnnnn when would the youths wake up especially Yoruba youths?

B*tch Sit down, Be humble