₦airaland Forum

Wetin be the most longest? Smh

I dey wait part 2 since oh Eedris

Shawnnn01:
PDP must be paid in the same coin they rigged election in Nigeria for 16 years, every member of that satanic fraudulent party can head to hell if not okay with that.

When you go get sense? Smh

namio10:
OK. When AA campaigns in Kaduna, for example, don't fail to show us the mammoth crowd of hungry and unemployed people there.

There you have said it all, AA doesn't have the money to throw, they won't rent crowd, hire entertainers nor will they attract the jobless because they are not money bags, so obviously you won't see this crowd at their rallies. Lastly, it's not a popular party at the moment

thunderfirebuha:
Compare this your statement to statements you've made when APC campaigns and you'll see the truth about you...

Are you pained that PDP has up to that number in Kaduna state?

Lol like you have gone through my posts. FYI i detest the APC led by Buhari, if it was a choice between both only I'll abstain.

erico2k2:
Nah true but if nah APC rally you go say thesame? talk true
I just dey observe the way 9ja dey take adopt to political tollerance ohhh

I no be PDP nor APC i don't support parties responsible for the rot we have in Nigeria currently

I honestly wonder why people attach meanings to all these campaign pictures....lots are jobless, you will always find them in such rallies hoping for give away funds, entertainment by guest artistes. The crowd you see doesn't determine votes. I'm certain those who would vote for other parties are in this gathering and those who won't vote nor have PVC. Na entertainment for them lastly

True. However, i think the mods could be of help in the area of tribal e-wars... Censor any word being used to slam another tribe and probably give a life ban to anyone who engages in such tribal wars

Ode....... I go see where your pulling out go take you to

sarrki:
The picture circulating on social media is fake

This is the picture of the rally today in Ekiti southwest Nigeria

How old are you? If you must be stupid, must you be stupid all the time in full glare of the public? Smh

Na you give am N700m and 50 houses abi? Must people be stupid while trying to sound logical? Smh

If Walter go he fall hand big time

I know say na fake account. Anyway, well done

GavelSlam:
Old man Clark should shut up.

They receive bribes and steal your future.

You who hasn't seen 5k dollars in your life would be fighting for them.

Buhari dey save your futute abi? The MTN bribe wey Kyari receive na for you?

livelymatilda22:
I concluded that Tolu dealt him a fatal blow after I read it this morning.. He was trying too hard to defend himself and even resulted to name calling..

Your level of comprehension must be on another level entirely if you did read and assume otherwise

livelymatilda22:
Why not name them? Reno is trying too hard.... That Tolu guy did him strong thing with plenty pepper

Indeed. You haven't surely read the TKO he gave Tolu in his write up earlier today. He finish Tolu gan

Divided house in Imo

BigND:
Your question is embarrassing.
Even a primary one pupil is aware of the popular dictum that every accused person is innocent until his guilt is determined.
You don’t determine guilt according to some beer-parlor rules but in accordance with the prescriptions of the law.
The Law, in this case has prescribed very clearly, that in respect of judicial officers, allegations against them MUST FIRST be made to the National Judicial Council (NJC). Both the NJC and the Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT) were created by the Constitution and so each must be allowed to exercise their powers without interfering with the other. I will explain the reason why the matter must go to NJC first.
It is to protect the integrity of the Judiciary as an institution and not the individual Judge. It will be an embarrassment to the Judicial institution for a sitting Judge to be in the dock standing trial. If a Doctor is on trial for an offence, he doesn’t need to resign from his work and can go straight back to the hospital from the Court after a day’s trial but the institution of the Judiciary is different. The Constitution has established a complex system for dismissing Judges. The NJC tries them on the allegation. If they are found liable, the NJC recommends his dismissal. The recommendation then goes to the Senate first. If the Senate by an address supported by no less than 2/3 members recommends his dismissal to the President, then the President can order his dismissal.
So, the NJC could even make a recommendation to the Senate for dismissal of a Judge including the CJN and the Senate rejects the recommendation and the matter ends there; the Judge continues. But if the Senate by 2/3rds majority accepts the recommendation of the NJC to remove the Judge and the President acts on that recommendation, then the Judge is dismissed.
Once dismissed, he can now face criminal trial for the offences because he is no longer a sitting Judge. These are the provisions of our laws and MUST be followed.
To answer your question therefore: Onnoghen is not yet guilty.
The FG should follow due process. They don’t want to because the process will not finish before Election matters start and end. That is the real a of this shenanigans: TO HIJACK THE JUDICIARY BY FAIR OR FOUL MEANS

You be lawyer?

Smh you well so?

Awon wyere...both PDP, APC members and supporters are crazy

Good riddiance......

Thumbs up

Them wan poison am

Lol you never see something....no light abi? But generator or plant dey? Diesel and fuel dey? If none of the above dey you for no dey online dey post trash about you predicament which Nigerians face daily

See meat......edible

APC been wan use am score campaign point.....yeye party and supporters

Smh ignorance is a disease. That's a talisman and that's one of the products Jaruma has become a millionaire with.

It's transfer season....expect more from both parties (APC\PDP) that are responsible for Nigeria's rot

[quote author= post=74585420]PDP : Keep talking about some doctored tapes , while Baba keep strategizing and you later come back with how the election was rigged when you come a distant 5th at the election, behind all the main contenders with Baba.[/quote]How much them dey pay you to display foolishness? You no get shame at all? You get conscience?

I see kids in there....smh shame on the northern elites

I helped el-Rufai submit Amina Zakari’s CV to Presidency – Odumakin
Published
January 8, 2019
Eniola Akinkuotu, Abuja

Afenifere Spokesman and activist, Mr. Yinka Odumakin, says contrary to reports, it was Governor Nasir el-Rufai of Kaduna State and not President Muhammadu Buhari that recommended Amina Zakari as a nominee for an appointment at the Independent National Electoral Commission.

Odumakin, who was a guest on Channels TV programme, Sunrise Daily, on Tuesday, said the then President, Goodluck Jonathan, as part of reforms at INEC, had called on Civil Society Organisations to recommend someone who could take a position as a national commissioner at INEC.


Odumakin said el-Rufai told him of Zakari, who had worked under him as a Minister of the Federal Capital Territory.

He said he collected Zakari’s curriculum vitae from el-Rufai and handed it over to the late Oronto Douglas, who was the Special Adviser to President Jonathan on Research, Documentation, and Strategy.

Odumakin and el-Rufai were among prominent figures who fought against the cabal which controlled the late President Umaru Yar’Adua’s government when he was incapacitated.


Both Odumakin and el-Rufai later became members of the Buhari/Tunde Bakare campaign team when Buhari was running for President on the platform of the CPC in 2011.

The activist said, “I have read of accounts where it was stated that President Buhari nominated her. It was not the President. It was the Governor of Kaduna State, Nasir el-Rufai, who nominated her. When Jonathan came in 2010, his aide, the late Oronto Douglas, who was my brother and friend, approached the CSOs who were in the forefront of the fight to remove the cabal and he said his boss (Jonathan) had taken a decision to guarantee free and fair elections.

“He said he (Jonathan) does not want to know those who will be in INEC and therefore, he wants recommendations of credible Nigerians who could be in INEC. So, when Jonathan says he never knew Jega before his becoming INEC chairman, he was right.

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“So, they were headhunting for credible people and that is why you have people like Prof. Jega, Lai Olurode, and the rest of them coming as independent people nominated. But in the case of Amina Zakari, when that committee was working, we did not even know (anyone from) North-West and then Nasir el-Rufai also came to be part of the anti-Yar’adua cabal movement and was part of the process and he said there was this woman that worked with him as health secretary when he was the FCT minister.

“He said she was very savvy and he spoke very well of her. He said she was abroad so it took about two or three days to get her CV which I collected from him and gave to Oronto Douglas. So, beyond seeing her name on paper, Jonathan did not know who she was.”

Odumakin said the very fact that Zakari was nominated by el-Rufai had created a conflict of interest and it was only proper for her to step down.

“Check the records where she has been alleged to have played some roles, you always see el-Rufai being somewhere in a corner. So, we cannot have this woman. In fact, if there is honour, the best thing is for her to resign. She was nominated by el-Rufai,” Odumakin said.

The Afenifere spokesman said contrary to claims by the Presidency, Zakari was also a niece to Buhari.

He said Zakari’s father was married to Buhari’s sister thereby making her father Buhari’s brother-in-law.

Odumakin added, “It is unfortunate that even our Presidency is lexically challenged to the point that they don’t know the definition of a niece. A niece, according to the Oxford dictionary, you don’t even need to go to the advanced level, is your brother or sister’s daughter or your brother-in-law or sister-in-law’s daughter. So how can you say she is not his niece?”

https://punchng.com/i-helped-el-rufai-submit-amina-zakaris-cv-to-presidency-odumakin/

Useless man