₦airaland Forum

VanDerWaalforces:
May God restore the peace that once existed in your home. Amen! Madam, I advice you take your time and decipher the remote cause of your husband's behaviour and see what you can do to address it. More importantly, couple must learn to reach a compromise on every issue in their home; but it seems your husband is ignorance of this. I suggest you both meet a councillor who would help educate him and council both of you approximately. Please, make sure you remain submissive to him and remind him that it is his duty to love and cherish you. Good luck!

ofuonyebi:
Instead of asking why the price of cement is so high in Nigeria
You people are asking what is the cost...what a wasted nation

Just because one man called Dangote is holding everybody by the neck
The price of cement is at the whims and caprices of the MONOPOLIST
increasing prices at his beck and call

But thank GOD that the GHANANIANS were wiser than we do
They refused such exploitation and the company folded up!

Let us bring back the price control board
Until this is done, everybody is in trouble ooo!

A bill seeking to set timeframes for various categories of courts in Nigeria within which they must dispense justice in criminal and civil cases before them has passed second reading at the House of Representatives.

“This bill seeks to alter the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999, to set time within which civil and criminal cases and matters are heard and determined at trial and appellate courts in order to eliminate unnecessary delay in justice administration and delivery,” the explanatory memorandum on the legislation reads.

Chairman of the House Committee on Judiciary, Mr Onofiok Luke, who sponsored the bill, said when the proposal becomes law, it “will entirely change the face of justice in Nigeria for the good of all.”

Leading debate on the bill, Luke said in part, “It is more pleasing that this proposal is made in this particular legislative house which is known to be pro-people. The pace of justice delivery in Nigeria is alarmingly slow. On average, cases stay a minimum of five to 15 years before determination and judgment. The snail-like pace of justice delivery has caused great discomfort, inconveniences, and hopelessness to litigants, investors, and businesses.

“People only know the date they approach the court but they do not know when their matters will get determined. The inability of our judicial system to deliver justice to the people within reasonable time has occasioned great frustration on the part of the people and has caused them to resort to self-help. Slow justice delivery serves as a stumbling block to Nigeria’s industrialisation drive and foreign investment.”


The lawmaker also noted that there are so many suspects in criminal cases who are “wasting away,” leading to the congestion of correctional centres and case lists in our courtrooms.



The Speaker, Femi Gbajabiamila, who noted that the bill had some issues that needed to be addressed, said the House Committee on the Review of the Constitution headed by the Deputy Speaker, Ahmed Wase, would scrutinise the proposal.

The bill, which passed first reading at the House on September 29, 2020, particularly seeks to amend Chapter VII, Part IV of the Principal Act by inserting a new Subsection ‘A’ in Section 287.

Superior courts are to deliver their judgment between 270 and 330 days, while the junior courts deliver between 210 and 270 days.

SarutobiEky:
Damn, she struck their nerves. See how they are reacting like hydrogen.

kenwills:
Hello Nairalanders,
Ever since I came back from school due to the pandemic and ASUU's strike, my younger brother has never shown me an iota of respect. I discovered he is into internet scam, and I cautioned him seriously to desist from such but he never listened.

He mocks me indirectly to my hearing, gathers little children in the neighborhood, tells them all sorts of defamatory things to say about me. Whenever this children see me around the compound, they start making jest of me and calling me all sort of unprintable names.
I warned him sternly to stop all of that else he would regret it. But the more I speak the worse he becomes in disrespecting and defaming my personality in the neighborhood.

I have been emotionally down for some days now due to this issue, but I refused to use violence on him out of anger.

Pls help me what can I do?

flexyrule:
Why not log out all users from backend and mandate them to update their DOBs on their profile before they can login again.
Then visitors too are mandated to provide their DOBs info before they can proceed to the site?

Bornsinner7:
The young Africans them get two ears for head, them get two eyes too

Them dey see the things wey dey happen, them dey hear am too

Few people dey fat with the big money and the rest dey hungry..

Me I challenge this burahi government na wayo them dey all the time

salaode:
Idiri. So you are this meat alone

nero2face:
OP where is ur location lemme come, Obajana, Gboko, Ibese or Ijebu-Igbo....na only Dangote dey use Rigid terex for Mining site now

DaddyRochie1642:
Why didn't you Post the Pot you guys used for the Meat

donbachi:
GOD has meatified ur day.

mosdii:
Fillipo Inzaghi clinical finisher

pawesome:
So you want to tell me u don't understand what he means? na you he d real guru

basork:
Telecommunication was privatized by Obj/Atiku and is the best thing to happen to Nigeria.

DapperGuy:
They are Boko Haram, but El-rufai said he paid them money to stop the attacking. The same El-rufai and Garba Shehu called the attacks reprisals.

I hope when a Christian becomes president and he turns a blind eye to attacks against Muslims, you people won't complain?

Taiwojon:
Trump's is right!!!!!!


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religious bigot that hide under one Nigeria
meanwhile thou shall not speak against authority but
well bubu I pray you repent so as not to face the wrath of God.



the blood of the innocent you killed are crying.


to everyone
you must all repent
the coming of the Lord is at hand