₦airaland Forum

anonimi:
Why not provide details of how he was a sound and visionary leader that impacted Ogun people much more than Onabanjo did in the provision of services and utilities

timbabng:
No Administration is perfect. However, OGD was a sound and visionary leader. He provided cheap housing for civil servants, focused on education, created jobs, built the new secretariat, stable power project, saved collapsing institutions like gateway hotels, Olumo Rock, and others.

lawani:
I know the consumer pays but how can the producer be sure of the location of consumption?. Then VAT measures value added production and you have to credit that one to the location of the producer. If you turn ten naira to one million by value addition it will mean you pay high VAT. Who do you credit that to if not the producer?

ernieboy:
that is a lie bro, because the companies are usually not equipped to determine where their goods were consumed.

lawani:
VAT is paid by companies. So how do the companies determine location of consumption?

Tenses:
All the goods being sold in SE pay vat to Lagos state. Even all the banks and multinational companies in SE pay vat to lagos, Abuja or portharcourt where their head office is situated.

CorperKola:
The blackman has really suffered
Why maintenance in portugal

Kobojunkieee:
1. By your definition there, any document that is leaked can also be construed as declassified. So, let's simply stick to the FOIA on this one instead.

2. Well, there is a reason why the word Declassified is not used. That you are not aware of it at this point is no reason why you should assume it is implied.

3. If the officer is charged under the Official Secrets Act then subsection 3 of Section 1 acts in his favor as well.

Kobojunkieee:
The charge document does not state any of what you assert.

2. Well, FOIA does not state the document becomes declassified at the point it is distributed rather it states that a document marked as classified is not to be considered precluded from the exchange. Again, let us stay away from interpretations that do not align with what is in fact written.

3. Nothing in the charge letters indicates any of what you claim here. Read through each of the 9 charges to see this for yourself.

4. As for your statement there, that is not according to Section 1 of the Official Secrets action, particularly subsection 3.
https://www.placng.org/lawsofnigeria/view2.php?sn=421

Kobojunkieee:
Below is the information I was searching for earlier. That is from the Freedom of Information Act 2011. Merely saying a document is classified does not mean it is precluded. Also, once a person obtains such a classified document, possibly by using the FOIA, there is no restriction on such a person from sharing the same record with the public.

Kobojunkieee:
You can't access all information using FOIA, yes, however, in the case that you do gain access to information and then release it as a whistleblower, whistleblowing and stop-gap protection kick in. Both the FOIA and Corrupt Practices Acts of the ICPC provide coverage in those cases.

Kobojunkieee:
That would be part of the whistleblowing aspect of things that are covered under the FOIA and ICPC. Whistleblowers are not criminals in even your Nigeria.

Kobojunkieee:
That one is not even the most ludicrous of them all. Check out Charge #3 where he is accused under the Official Secrets Act of 1962. It is not inferred that he illegally obtained the information meaning he is covered under FOIA, and FOIA does not bar anyone who receives information on the government from retransmitting the same information to other members of the public. So, why in the world would the government think it would make sense to charge him for doing exactly that?

Vicana:
I can't seem to understand these kind of politicians.
What's the difference there na, the surname is just in different positions. It depends on how it is arraanged by the giving institution......this man claim is dead on arrival.

Whizzdom:
mandate letter authorizing the bank to unfreeze the remaining #2mil in her acct

DPlanB1:
Hi guys , please am in kind need of take on my current situation.

I applied for a canadian work visa through an agent with a down payment of 1miliom after which I did my biometrics capturing at VFS lagos .on

The problem now is that two months is almost gone and no feedback from the embassy and am seriously starting to feel the heat , I don't know if I should get my money back and start up a wine bar or wait for an update from the agent.

Anybody with an experience with situations like this with an agent should pls help me, am begining to lose my mind with my current state of joblessness and doubts of the legitimacy of the agent securing my visa.

Commentor:
How can you say censoring social media would not prevent the country from burning?

Countries without the problems we face still ensure social media is indeed censored, so what are you scared of?

There is nothing like root cause other than the predilection for illegality and anarchy by a large swathe of the Nigerian populace.

Even the opposition to censorship underlines this.

Commentor:
You have no idea what you are talking about.

You are more concerned about the hypothetical case of leaders misusing it than the reality of seeing your immediate community burn.

Many of you would not be finding transportation easy for the next 2 years at the very least.

Many of you would experience a high wave of crime never before witnessed during to the inability of the police to function even at the previous lowly levels due to the vandalism that followed the broadcast of fake news.

OZOnNengiTheory:
He is actually making sense, but as expected, our emotional and dumb yooots will curse him

Best201195:
Hello, where can I get a WAEC scratch card? I went to WAEC office today and I was given a paper containing a pin which isn't acceptable for evaluation purposes. Please where can I get the scratch card? Somewhere in Ogun State or Ibadan.

Quite urgent please � �