₦airaland Forum

IFELEKE:
Well said superstar,
But you seem to forget the duly elected part of that provision, all you said can come into play if and only if the party's candidate has been declared duly elected.
As it stands now, with inec declaring the election inconclusive, a gap has been thrown up without any provision being made for it by the constitution.
Faleke cannot pull an ''Atiku/Boni Haruna'' on this because the election is still on going, he can go court to substitute his name for audu-which also is another legal drama entirely-, The APC can also go to court to request for replacement of candidate, PDP can go to court to enforce it's right as the runner up and lastly, all or either of the parties involved(INEC, APC and PDP) can request for outright cancellation.
In the end, all will have their say and day in court and we'll probably witness another landmark judgement.

My take though...

Yeah you are right.

It is subjected to the interpretation of Supreme Court. However, the Supreme Court has already established that the candidacy belongs to the party and not an individual. I believe based on that, the election can go ahead, except Supreme Court wants to contradicts herself.

IFELEKE:
Well said superstar,
But you seem to forget the duly elected part of that provision, all you said can come into play if and only if the party's candidate has been declared duly elected.
As it stands now, with inec declaring the election inconclusive, a gap has been thrown up without any provision being made for it by the constitution.
Faleke cannot pull an ''Atiku/Boni Haruna'' on this because the election is still on going, he can go court to substitute his name for audu-which also is another legal drama entirely-, The APC can also go to court to request for replacement of candidate, PDP can go to court to enforce it's right as the runner up and lastly, all or either of the parties involved(INEC, APC and PDP) can request for outright cancellation.
In the end, all will have their say and day in court and we'll probably witness another landmark judgement.

My take though...

Yeah you are right.

It is subjected to the interpretation of Supreme Court. However, the Supreme Court has already established that the candidacy belongs to the party and not an individual. I believe based on that, the election can go ahead, except Supreme Court wants to contradict herself.

IlekeHD:
lmao are you just distancing yourself from APC [I don't blame you] or have you been doing that for a while?

Something tells me that a lot of Nigerians don't care about health until the homeostasis of their physiology becomes unbalanced.

TBH, me thinks they probably know and still used him to campaign for the face of APC... but I don't think it's because Tinubu wants to install Yoruba in Kogi, else he'd have started with Kwara state [80% Yorubaland (Kwara) vs 20% Yorubaland (20%)].

I have never been a fan of APC'S. I supported GMB because I believe in him.

Actually, it was only Audu that could have displaced Wada in Kogi.

bodeloja:
The only problem here is that Daily mail UK is a neutral observer.


Tribalism has eaten too deep into your brain that you are not making sense.

I don't know you are that dogmatic to oyinbos. So I should believe the rubbish Daily Mail is calling a write up, when the world can hear the Lunatic Albino calling for the killings of other Nigerians that are not of ethnic extraction, calling for insurrection against the state and threatening war against Nigeria.

If that was done in UK, Daily Mail will be applauding the Ayatollah of alaigbo aka The Dilector abi?

I.will take Daily Mail serious when UK government has enough liver to support the terrorist openly. For now, they are a soft sell print, doing everything possible to stay afloat of the economic recession.

IlekeHD:
I'm trying to understand what's going on right now with the whole Audu vs Faleke sheninigans.

Here's a post from a nler

Sincerely, I care less. That is APC's headache.

Why on earth will the party or even INEC not ask for certificate of sound health from contestants?

modath:
It is not the Ebiras, it is the Igalas, you meant to say...

Okun & Ebira are in the minority in the state...


Ilekehd,

Tribe is the NO1 factor in ANYTHING in this contraption, The Igalas will rather hell rain down than willingly give their votes to one that doesn't belong to them....

I was laughing when people were Crucifying both parties for presenting their SIX & HALF A DOZEN but both parties knew the race will be DOA if they dare present anyone that isn't Igala in Kogi ..

Politics is a game of Nos, any political party will think of the individual who has the clout to command the nos & clean up the person's image

Thanks for the correction Modath.

After this, what's next?

IlekeHD:
What's Yoruba's business with awon egbira?

I thought they don't see themselves as Yorubas, hence my question, why is it a victory for Yoruba people?

I don't know where you got that from. They are a separate ethnicity.

Though, due to their proximity to yorubaland, there has been acculturisation over the centuries. They ain;t yoruba in anyway.

IlekeHD:
I heard that the victory went to the Yorubas in Kogi state. Is Faleke a Yoruba name?

I don't know why it's relevant for tribe to be mentioned in this case scenario.

I'm still wondering when Yorubas will rid themselves of the Saraki family in Kwara state.

Yeah he is yoruba. Ifa-leke.

The tribe is relevant because Igbiras see Kogi State as their home state and they have the population to perpetrate themselves in power, except by divine intervention. You can't fault them.

The Sarakis hold on Kwara State is a story for another day.

bodeloja:
U mumu have managed to make a noise maker into a global activist and hero.

The longer this drag on the more awareness you give to Biafra Activist.

Stop making a mountain out of a mole hill and let Nnamdi Kanu go. The wisest move ever.

U have Ohanaeze, Mbaka and Obi of Onitsha to work with to stop all move towards Biafra.

Buhari can dialogue with the govs. Who is Nnamdi?

Let him go now.

Global gini? Maybe in the jungle of alaigbo.

He is a terrorist, war monger, hate preacher, toothless lion, a Lunatic Albino and an Ayatollah.

If you ask the people in Pakistan, yemen and Afghanistan, they will tell you Osama too was an activist. The same way Al Baghadadi and Jihadi John are activists for ISIS/ISIL/Daesh.

IFELEKE:
The law is an ass Ritchiee,
As it stands now, there is a lacuna-a gap not adequately provided for by the constitution- Faleke cannot fully lay stake to that mandate since the election has been declared inconclusive.
The argument now is whether he's allowed to conclude the election as the gubernatorial candidate or his party APC is allowed to field another person or INEC cancels the election totally or The PDP approaches the court to claim victory...
Many options, plenty confusion...

The Supreme Court has established that the candidacy belongs to the party in any election, rather than the individual that is actually contesting. That is why you will have to vacate your seat if you defect to another party now. If the party also expels you, they cannot ask you to vacate your position until expiration of your tenure, except you a legislator that can be recalled by the constituency. This protects the party from defection and the individual from victimisation.

In that light, the flagbearer for APC is technically Faleke. Though it is not Faleke that is contesting, but APC. He can only name his deputy after the swearing in, which he will send to the state house of assembly for approval.

Shymm3x:
Lool. I thought you were messing around.

I never did twitter and facebook. I did mess with Hi5 when it was popping as a teenager cos that was everyone else was doing and it was the easiest way to meet nice chics outside ya area. Linked some of the most beautiful chics I've ever met on there. Then when myspace became the bomb, did that for a year during my first year in Uni and left it the internet alone. The internet is crazy. I met some naija american chic that scared me off the internet. Can you believe this chic used to ring me for hours almost everyday from the US and we were both teens? In her head, we were going out and only God knows how much she rinsed on phone bills. That ish was scary and after that, I just stayed off the internet thing. That's why I never really did facebook and Twitter...and even on instagram, I just check out people's pictures - that's about it.

I kind of grew into some type of overly observant guy and I pay attention to details too much these. Perhaps it's cos I don't like bring strange folks with negative energy around and cos I had anger issues when I was younger which I've been able to curtail in the last 5/6 years. In life, when you're able to move/grow from being reckless, self-destructive, and wild - to being reserved with a cool head on ya shoulder and a great listener. You just have to stay away from anyone/anything that will re-ignite the old and be safe.

Let me use examples of chics I mess around with on here to paint a picture (I just hope no one will be offended lol):

- There's this smart chic I used to admire from afar but I never chatted to her till one day when she said she has a crush on me. Subsequently, we became buddies and start chatting all the time. After a while, like a real nyggah ought to do, I decided to give her some space and let her breathe. I intentionally stopped quoting her. Then boom, one day she came at me and started asking me why I was ignoring her and questioning why I don't run after her every time I see her online. I was like WTF (in my head - never told her. I just laughed it off)? What type of entitlement is this on faceless forum, especially with someone I don't even know like that? And since you also see me online, how come you never bothered to chat to me? At least I would've responded if she did. That right there is a sign of an entitled and possessive chic that will make ya life miserable with emotional baggage. I still mess around with her but I'm scared of the chic.

- There's a next person that called me an "Ijebu tout" unprovoked in jest on this thread. I laughed it off. However, I know "tout" in English usage isn't offensive, but it's synonymous with thug/riff raff/miscreant in naija usage. So if someone thinks that lowly of you, despite the rapport, why would you want to be around such a person, unless you want to bring negative energy around you? Even when I was a knucklehead during my teen years to age 20 and was doing little dirt on them gully roads, I was able to combine two different lifestyles and no one ever called me a thug/riff raff/miscreant. So I'd rather things like that stay on here than let it happen in real life and in real time.

See when I meet folks in person - after two extensive convos, I know if they're trouble or not. And once I sense trouble, I just cut them off completely. Evidently once you start analysing how shady the internet is - you're always safer by staying away from the madness.

I think you need to hit social gatherings like: Churches, weddings, symposiums, seminars, birthday parties etc. I love weddings though. I never go to a wedding without getting at least one nice chic. You need to try that. At least with that, you'd know what the chic looks like and get the chance to have a decent face to face chat in real time.

P.S: can't be arsed to proof-read anything - ignore the typos.

After the write up, what's next?

when will these clowns stop disgracing themselves all over the nation.

The toothless lion and the Lunatic Albino god of y1bos will be returned back to his cage till December.



The part that got me laughing in the report was ''The accused stood throughout the proceeding without making any comment.''. He stood like someone that missed his bus or a chick that was drenched in heavy rain.

Despite all his noise making on Radio Biafra, just some few weeks in his DSS cage has made him quieter.

Mr Aghanya must be a yoruba.

The toothless lion and the Lunatic Albino god of y1bos will be returned back into his cage till December.



The part that got me laughing in the report was ''The accused stood throughout the proceeding without making any comment.''. He stood like someone that missed his bus or a chick that was drenched in heavy rain.

Despite all his noise making on the Radio Biafra, just some few weeks in his DSS cage has made him quieter.

kaycid77:
You think intelligent Biafra will fight conventional war with the zoo that dont have future.... no need to engage you, just watch and see

We saw how intelligent Biafra-sters are in the way you suyanised 3million of you to Amadioha.

It also reflected in the way you were fighting T-72 tanks with cassava sticks.

Nigeria is docking the toothless lion from the jungle of Biafra, the Ayatollah of alaigbo, the Lunatic Albino god of y1bos and the only online president in the world.

kaycid77:
When he comes out finally...the zoo will know what he is made up.... look at him he is well taken care of, se how fresh he looks, he is not an ordinary man whom you can treat anyhow

Seems you need coke-bottle-bottom-grandpa-glasses before you can see how frail and cachexic he is.


The Jungle of Biafra will not be comparable to Sodom and Gomoroh and Hiroshima and Nagasaki, by the time Nigeria is through with you. Not a single block of building will be on top of another. Mark my word.

Bunch of clowns.

CuckoldMaster:
Yoruba bastard

y1bo flat.head son of a who.re

coolitempa:
I thought there were no brown roof tops in iboe land....poverty is a disease....

those are chocolate brown roofs.

The lunatic albino finally given breathing space from his dungeon cage.

Shymm3x:
Definitely.

We all had mad fun.

The other side also put forward their "best" brains for pseudo-debates and loads of academic references were also posted.

By and large, NL is the number 1 social forum in Nigeria.

Despite all the tribal bigotry, it still remains a highly informative forum. Provided you are in politics, sports and culture, and not sexuality/romance.

Shymm3x:
I believe Mayoroflagos started it and, MythBuster, decided to make it a series.

The threads and handle got swept away NL's mishap.

Nice series tho.

Yeah, Mayoroflagos started it.

It was very informative, factual and it actually shed more light on all the lies of those clowns across the Niger.

Guys, can you remember the myth bursting series of last year, courtesy of MythBurster?

They had better thank the NDLEA for arresting them in Nigeria.

I can imagine the end result if it was the Indonesian or Malaysian Drug Law Enforcement Agencies that caught these charlatans, that are fond of spoiling the good name of our country.

The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has arrested a suspected drug baron, Tochukwu Ubah, alleged to be coordinating a large volume of methamphetamine and ephedrine distribution in the country.
This is contained in a statement issued by Mr Mitchell Ofoyeju, Head, Public Affairs, NDLEA, in Lagos on Sunday.

The statement said Ubah was arrested by the agency’s Special Enforcement Team (SET) at the old local section of the Murtala Muhammed Airport, Lagos upon arrival from Enugu.

“He was apprehended after intense undercover operations in connection with illegal exportation of 576kgs of narcotics to Durban, South Africa through Apapa Port.

“The drug made up of 266kg of methamphetamine and 310kgs of ephedrine valued at N4.6 billion were hidden inside noodles, cereals and palm oil,” it said.

According to the statement, preliminary investigations by the NDLEA revealed that the suspect is also known as Etochukwu Alaek Weubah and Eto Ubah.

It alleged that the 42-year-old had a company, Visoch Resources Limited, which he used as a cover for his clandestine drug business.

The statement said: “Although the surveillance report indicates that he is a major player in drug smuggling, Ubah hides under the cover of floor tile business.

“Apart from the seized drugs, other items in the consignment include maize, vegetables, palm oil, malt drinks, seasoning, noodles and cereals.

The statement quoted the SET commander, Mr Sunday Zirangey, as saying that Ubah’s arrest took place simultaneously with the interception of the consignment of drugs to South Africa.

“He was immediately taken to the Port to witness the search operations.

“The methamphetamine was hidden inside packs of Golden Morn Cereals and Indomie Noodles while the ephedrine was concealed among gallons of palm oil,” Zirangey was quoted as saying.

The statement said that the Chairman of the NDLEA, Mr Ahmadu Giade, described the arrest as another milestone achievement in Nigeria’s fight against narcotics.

Giade was quoted as saying: “This operation has again validated the importance of intelligence gathering and management in drug control.

“The arrest of Tochukwu is a product of painstaking surveillance and another milestone success in the fight against drugs.

“This seizure is a confirmation that criminal investments will always go down the drain.”

The statement said the suspect who hails from Abia state would soon be charged to court.

Source --Guardian

Another y1bo typing with his feet and not his brain?

Was the election not free and fair, devoid of violence? Or is it a crime for people of Kogi to vote for the candidate of their choice?

who is this younger brother of the lunatic albino?

What did you do for Nigeria when you had the opportunity?


what has been your tangible contribution to this country?

laudate:
Even the Brazilian returnees still have their own quarters in Lagos Island. Some of my friends had their grand-parents living there, when we were growing up. e.g. the Lopez family, the da Costas, the Agusto, the da Silvas etc. Do you have any info on the late reclusive millionaire - da Rocha who was said to have owned some of the most expensive buildings in Lagos Island??

There was a time a thread was ran on da rocha. I will look for it.