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But it is OK to ask a man to be wealthy before coming to you... He shud pack his wealth and be with you longterm over things some Bois have used noodles and sweet mouth to collect severally. Dey play ![]() |
successmatters:Do you know that lagos shore has the best continental shelf for berthing ships in the whole of Nigeria...If all the royalties for berthing vessels in lagos since colonial days was actually used for Lagos only, logos for be dubai....I fact na naija owe lagos |
Ameh1987:So he should leave her hanging and be crying to call neighbors...he should not first of all tru to cut the rope and see if she is still alive and any hope of survival |
adelforreal:I have an active US visa |
Hello House Grateful for the support received here Application : 20th July Biometrics : 2nd August BVL and Passport request : 9th November. Please do I need to book appointment to submit my passport or can I just walk-in Regards |
Samantha124:Well, You now the man u marry or want to marry....but it doesnt work that way for all men. And even if he is lie that, after 2 or 3 emotional blackmail, the marriage wont be same again, he will begin to care less about genuine concerns from you, cos to him, it will all b blackmail then u go say, he has changed ![]() |
Samantha124:And the day he catches you nko... Some women and this their believe that this small deceit here and there is sustainable |
Karlovich:You people and useless propaganda....una no dey tire? 78 year old man died in his bathroom of likely heart-related condition yet una no dey stop to dey talk rubbish about poisoning himself just to feel happy. How many of una wey dey type this nonsense is even promised up to 78 years on earth... It is the way you talk and transfer Bellshill from generation to generation that amazes me |
yinkus6750:In strategy, there is short-term, mid-term and long term Most of the things you listed here are mid to long term. All the thing listed in the post are good short-term plans, if people have the confidence that their funds can be taken out easily, they will inject all the funds they are hoarding, also diasporans will be willing to bring their savings into Nigerian banks (dom account) and if thre are USD-Based investment instrumnts that are easily tradeable, diasporans can buy.....the more dollar we have in the system th better for the Naira, as scarcity is the main thing driving this surge....scarcity due to unwillingness to leave the funds here and direct hoarding buy bigtime speculators and careful mid-income earners |
groovie:It is public knowledge that the Siemens project suffered delays due to Covid and ultimately changes in price came in as a result of the delay |
mrvitalis:Before this fuel increase, many households spend more for fuel monthly than they spend for phcn...that shows that the market exist and the right investments will yield fruit....that is how investors think. If they can produce enough to take over what the generator and fuel budget currently does for households, then it is fair game |
mrvitalis:This is the problem with the trader's line of thought. it is like the guy who controls 5 shops in Alaba versus the one who is sitting on the board of a conglomerate, they cant think same way, one is tactical, the other is strategic Electricity generation is never efficiently done by individuals, it is always at a high cost and environmentally unfriendly ways, even when green technology is used, it will still be at the expense of ambience and ease-of-deployment. Every sane country focuses on bulk generation (either by private or public enterprises ) while distributing to households. SMEs wont thrive the way they should, if they have to focus on generating their own power, cos they will be frontloading a cost they are meant to pay gradually. While heavy manufacturers will even have to spend more, thus increasing their cost of production and ultimately cost of goods/services provided by them. With upfront investments by government/private corporations towards boosting bulk generation, and efficient transmission to SMEs, plus stability and reliability, more SMEs will spring up and existing ones will thrive, while the investing entities recoup their funds and mak profit over time But it is difficult to see this when wearing a trader-lens and believing society runs on individuals solving their problems and trying to be a master-of-your shop without thinking holistically about how society should function |
Petrol alone accounts for the largest share of all imported products. If we start refining locally alone, a huge chunk of our fx demand will be off the table and naira will be stronger |
Hypocrites, but G4S, an Isreali affiliated security company has contract with Saudi government to protect mecca during pilgrimage |
BluntCrazeMan:And when she ages further or new, hotter, gals come on the bloc and the attention and pretty privilege shifts, she suddenly want marriage and emphatically from a premium man, talk about delusion and wanting to eat ur cake and have it.... |
Guyman01:Na you dey turn law upside down .... issues of parental right i.e. ownership of a child, can be properly handled by the family court wihich is part of every state high court in Nigeria, courts have hierarchy and a high court is more superior to a customary court or magistrate court. The judge was not bn emotional, his pronouncements are in line with the dictates of the court he presides over which is a magistrate court. And even if a customary court is approached, nothing says that only the custom of one partner should apply over their kids, the man too has his own customs which state that he is a father over every child he fathers, once proven , regardless of his status with the mother In a logical world, customary courts should only handle cases wher both partners are adherents of the custom in which they want to use to settle the matter, it is similar to muslim taking a christian to a sharia court to decide issus whn they have one. Th idal thing for a rational individual in cases like this is to approach a higher court where a law which mutually binds them applis, which is th law of Nigeria and in thee Nigerian Law, no parent should b denied their right to any child thy hav once proven, as long as they dont pose any danger to the child. The marital status of the parents, regardless |
Use solar, but get a good electrician to rewire your house to make it easier to switch off heavy equipments from on source. Also try rechargeable fans when you cant use AC |
Na the man fuckup, hee no gt business with any lower/customary court He should have approached a high court and his complaint should have bn denial of paternal right. access, custody e.t.c. The family court wont be asking questions about bride price, na him and his lawyeer dabaru case by askig for dissolution of marriage that didnt even exist. The Nigerian law doesnt join parental right with marriage, they are 2 different things and you dont have to marry anyone before you are given full parental right over a child you bear with them, as long as you are proven to bee the parent(if dispute exist, the court may ordr DNA) |
To judge who is right or wrong in the Isreal/Palestine struggle, will be a function of when you start the history. This documentary started from the nineteenth century, but before then there was an Arab called Saladin who conquered Jerusalem and before him were romans, greeks e.t.c....Most of us will do same thing the jews are doing if we are in their shoes, the only difference is that many dont have their history well documented in books for thousands of years, they have it documented and have a clear picture of how the places their ancestors created became what it is today. Are they right?....well we are in a different time when violent acquisition of land and re-conquest is forbidden A workable political situation is still the best but does Hamas even want that?....starting history from 1917 and 1947 isnt helpful too, it doesnt show willingness to fix an age-long problem |
Stricker321:Atiku's lawyer : The candidate submitted a forged certificate Tinubu's Lawyer: It isnt forged, my client attended and graduated from the school, and the procedures of the school allows for third-party reproduction of genuinely acquired certificates after the first issuance, which is what my client presented Judge: Summons INEC to confirm if they vetted the certificates and to understand their vetting process INEC : either confirms that they vetted the certificate and feedback tally's with Tinubu's lawyer or the court orders them to write CSU to vet the certificate If we are to go by the deposition, the feedback will always be what Tinubu's lawyer said and it will be a closed case |
Stricker321:Firstly Jamb is a Nigerian institution and it doesn't even issue certificates, maybe Waec or Neco would have bn an equal reference. And speaking of, Neco is a Nigerian institution, The certificates issues by Nigerian institutions are not just ceremonial, they are the actual evidence of what is portrayed on it and can be taken @ face value. So if I present an original NECO certificate to any institution anywhere in the world, and they reachout to NECO for affirmation, NECO is obliged to honor it as proof of sitting for the exam and scoring those grades. Forging same is tantamount to fraud. CSU is not a Nigerian institution and any certificate carrying their name is meant to be ceremonial, meaning if you present a CSU or any other American certificate to CSU for confirmation, they are not obliged to honor same as proof of attendance and graduation, they only use same to vet your academic record to see if you really did attend and graduate unlike NECo who only need to check if the certificate was issued by them and that is it. This is where INEC either needs to update their procedure to ask for the right document based on the country where you schooled. If in the US, it should be transcript. Another twist could be that INEC will tell you that they have a vetting process that includes writing the school to vet issued certificates and tell you they did that for Tinubu and CSU confirmed his academic records even before bn cleared to contest |
overlord77:Hello Chairman. I know you mentioned getting your PPR, congrats once again. Please did you end up sending any mail reminder before getting it and if you did, can you share sample and frequency. I also have an active B1/B2 but no response since. My biometrics was updated on 2nd August and submission was July 20th. Thanks |
Swiftgrp:Tinubu doesnt even need any media parley. he just need to wait for the supreme court to conclude then start an officil war with Atiku, cos if he sincerely was all about justice, he could have ended things when he got proof that Tinubu did schoool and graduated from CSU but now he is on a moral attack and slander journey. If I were BAT, I will reopen all his corruption issues since 1999. I dont think his advisers are good, Atiku always pick the wrong fight. he did with OBJ and lost a presidential seat that cud have easily bn his own, he did with PMB and his businesses likely suffered for it. This is same person whose alleged tape on SPV is still everywhere, this is same person who was fingered in bribery cases where his counterpart in the US got jailed....lot of arsenals that the president can use against him, yet he is fighting dirty |
Our laws should be progressive, it should be illogical to claim that you forged an "indicator" of something you legally own or acquired. The FRSC plate number scenario is a clear example of what is wrong with outdated laws. If I go through the process of acquiring a plate number genuinely and the records show clearly that I did earn it, why should I have to pay a premium to get the "number on a plate" everytime it washes off....why cant FRSC just provide a design guide and let everyone be able to reproduce their plate number and fraud/forgery should be defined properly as producing a plate number you never owned. As for certificates, I think the clime should matter. If the president schooled in the US and was in the US as at the time he got the second copy while following what is legal in the US then a reasonable court should have no issue with that. In my personal opinion it is more logical and progressive for anybody to focus on the "assurance of attendance and graduation" issued by the school than to focus on the "paper" representation of same. Many schools these days issue electronic certificates through verified sources like credly and co....The supreme court judgement will decide if we will be stuck in the lugardian way of doing things or we want to be progressive. |
This is how things like this will play out in a typical court 1. Atiku will have to prove forgery...and it cant be based on funny analysis like signature and co. The issuing authority CSU will have to confirm it is fake....so far based on the deposition, they haven't said that, on the contrary they validated that he schooled and graduated and that certificate re-issuance is bn done by a third party. All Tinubu's lawyer need to do is insist that the certificate is genuine and obtained through the means provided by the school. The burden of proof is on Atiku....Also the supreme Court is not where u go and start discussing forgery, that is for a lower court to deal, a high court should have examined all the evidences and Dock him for forgery before u can even bring it to appeal of supreme Court. In this case, the PEPT should have bn the first point if call and if they refuse to touch it then it is unlikely that the supreme court will. 2) As for other so called discrepancies like govt college and date if birth, as long as he didnt submit that certificate to INEC , it is not relevant to the case. If the school suspects foul play, the burden of proof is on the school and until that happens and an American Court rules that he committed fraud or identity theft while seeking admission, it is still not admissible evidence and it is not the supreme court's duty to be examining the data you submit to get admission in another country. At best if he schooled in Nigeria, the school will need to take it to the police who will then charge him to court and the outcome will determine if the case can be referenced in this matter.... In all of this, I see no value in this request regarding the upcoming supreme Court decision |
soccerlite:Go and watch Farook Kperogi's interview....even Jonathan resisted attempts to poke-nose into his PHD despite earning it legitimately. You have the right to your privacy. I will do same if in his shoes, why do you want to bring my affairs to the world when you have already confirmed the basic information needed by INEC which is whether I attended and graduated or not. Why do you need my transcript and personal records?!. How is it your business. Only INEC or a competent court who is involved in a fraud case should have the right tj request for that in order to prove a case . As at the time Atiky started this show of shame, his request to add forgery to his PEPT case has already bn thrown out.... |
AbuAeesha:This right here is the truth. How does Atiku intend to prove that the certificate is forged. If Tinubu's lawyer insists that the certificate is his own, reissued through a third party vendor, which the school has also confirmed thatbhe attended and graduated and it is ok for vendors to re issue cert,what proof does Atiku have...all his claims of the certificate having discrepancies were not clearly answered by the CSU officer under oath. All Tunubu's lawyer needs to do is to insist and lets see Atiku's point that it is forged....will he prove to the court that he didnt school or graduated there or will he produce his actual original certificate to show that the one INEC has his wrong.... 😃....this case is not diff from 25%, childish at best. He should have left things when the school confirmed he attended, now the argument is over the "paper" submitted to INEC.....even the constitution never made it mandatory to submit any certificate, the constitution simply said the candidate must show proof of being educated to SSCE certificate level or its equivalent....merely proving you attending and graduated from a higher institution is constitutionally ok |
Truth remains that as long as the dollar to naira remains the way it is, japa will be difficult to stem...only those earning in USD will wanna stay. when dollar was 150 naira, a laidback, easy-going lecturer who just wanna impact knowledge and earns 150k (1000 USD net) may not be anxious to relocate to a country where he may not easily get his prestigious lecturing job and level and have to resort to odd jobs and even if he gets a ecturing job may not earn more than 3-4k net, which is about 450-600k NGN, which he probably already gets by combining multiple lecturing jobs, consulting or even doing side business here in Nigeria. Same guy in 2023 understands that the 4k net he will get out there is 4m in naija and he still probably earns 150k-200k.....so tell me what u wanna say to him to keep him here if he has the opportunity....years back, people leave naija to go sch abroad and then come back to lecture |
Na this una emotion be the problem. When court analyse finish una go shock. The constitution says you "must have bn educated to atleast school certificate level or its equivalent".... The constitution didn't even say you have to present the certificate or the transcript according to the constitution, you just have to show proof. INEC demanding a certificate or any document to show that the candidate is educated to atleast sch cert level is just there guideline, it doesn't mean that a smart lawyer won't convince the judge that CSU's affirmation of attendance and graduation is equivalent to having "bn educated to ATLEAST" school cert level. |
ElSudani:There are countries for which you dont need visa once you have a US permanent resident. There are some for which you get visa on arrival once you have a US b1/b2... |
Femmyfamous4u:Yes. If u go to Atan in ogun state...u will see sokoto road. |
KnowAll:With time, new cities will spring up along the route too |

