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MufasaLion:Market leader of where? Is it marker leader of Lagos, market leader of Edo or market leader of Kano. I had thought markets are under the control and responsibility of local governments? So which one condern Iya oloja of lagos with Benin markets? |
phemmyfour:You also didn't donate to VDM |
phemmyfour:Do daddy GOs you pay your tithes and offerings yo present you with statement of account? |
ClearFlair:Shouldn't it be third trimester? |
MrIcredible:Virgin or where, doesn't matter. Even in the bible numerous where became heroines and received the blessings and approval of Yawweh. God never punished any man or woman in the bible due to fornication. Elevating a girls virginity to a religious doctrine is only a massage of fragile male ego. Many men feels intimidated knowing some else has passed through the eye of the needle and rendered it wide than a canal. |
nelsonose:That's because our colonial mindset sees education as "cram and regurgitate" words and sentences written by others. With the advent of AI, you could get any information at your finger tips at any time. It renders craming and remembering obsolete. The new educational philosophy is problem solving. It trains you to use information acquired directly or through AI to solve complex problems. |
Bibleteacher:So why have Christians (and jews) that follow the Bible (old testament that is) not been obeying this divine instruction and be stoning their daughters, sisters and other female family members to death? Why pick and choose which biblical injunctions to follow? |
Barrywilly:Not exactly true. It depends on the prompts used in generating the AI responses. With correct and innovative prompts your can generate unique responses tailored specifically to meet your style and needs. It's only lazy students using similar or basic prompts that will get similar responses. That's why people should take prompt engineering more seriously if they intend to master AI. Besides there are other AI models, most people don't explore beyond ChatGPT. |
stanluiz:Read these reports to get some historical education on the subject; https://www.thenewhumanitarian.org/feature/2001/11/05/irin-focus-plans-dredge-major-rivers https://allafrica.com/stories/200305200738.html https://www.nairaland.com/271718/ijaws-oppose-river-niger-dredging |
emmanuel596:In the US you could actually end up in jail for that kind of "adjustment". Trump did not do that much "adjustment" to E. Jean Carroll to be liable for 88 million dollar damages. |
greenermodels:I speak from a position of knowledge and not of speculation or emotions. I am from Warri, my village is 20mins away from Koko port. Inland ports are very difficult to maintain, that is if you intend it to ferry huge cargo ships and ocean liners. You have to constantly drag to ensure the river is navigable by big ships. Apapa is a natural harbour that requires very little dredging, that's why the FG sited two ports there. Then there is the problem of restlessness of the tribes along the river leading up to the inland ports. They have to give you permission to dredge and allow passage of ships through their water ways. Abacha attempted to dreg the River Niger all the way to Onitsha. The Ijaws refused and stopped the project. |
MasterJayJay:If the statistics is wrong, why has the governors of the south Eastern states not provided their own statistics? |
greenermodels:What do you mean "under a neutral president, even Lagos domination of shipping and airport activities would collapse"?. Are you insinuating that the Portuguese and British that sited Lagos as the main shipping port into what is now known as Nigeria were un-neutral. Maybe the Azikiwe-Tafa Belewa government of 1960 were un-neutral as they did not move the main sea port from Lagos. Lagos has numerous advantages for seaport over all other ports in Nigeria. It's faces the Atlantic directly. It requires little or no dredging to keep it navigable. It is the nearest Nigerian port to Europe and the Americas (where until recently were our biggest trading partners). I am not saying we should not expand and upgrade other ports including the Onitsha port, but knowing how lazy and corrupt our government officials are, they just can't be bothered to do the wahala. |
blueAgent:I honestly don't understand what you are getting at. It was the 14th amendment that granted children of slaves citizenship rights and therefore the right vote. |
TWoods:Why not post exerpts from the Senate records so we can understand what you are talking about. Did the bill (or the eventual amendment itself) differentiate between children after foreigners and children of citizens when granting birthright citizenship? Children of Diplomats born outside of the US was not mentioned in the 14th amendment, those were later additions or interpretations. Always referring to the original intent of the constitution writers instead of the texts and substance of the constitution itself is disingenuous. How can you determine the intent of 13 men that died over two and a half centuries ago, unless expressly written down. This means the constitution is very fluid and therefore useless. |
The legal fireworks has began
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Calitoscassius:Then you guess any other constitutional rights is within Trump's executive orders to abolish. |
Calitoscassius:Then let the US constitution be rewritten to abolish birthright citizenship. Till then any executive order or act abolishing birthright citizenship is unconstitutional. |
Calitoscassius:US constitution is quite different from UK constitution. UK is a constitutional monarchy while US touts itself as a democracy built on the shoulders of immigrants and slaves. Birthright citizenship was not enshrined in UK's unwritten conconstitution, it was a major pillar of US constitution. Most US citizens from inception except a few that became citizens by naturalisation, obtained their citizenship through Birthright. |
TWoods:The 14th ammendments never talked about aliens or parents, it expressly mentioned birth, and naturalisation. The 14th ammendment only recognised citizenship through birth or naturalisation. Naturalisation is under the control of the executive, birth is not. |
OneOnland:It's not necessarily about the presidential system per se, it's more about trying to replace the monarchical form of government with something similar but gives limited powers to the people. It's more like the Animal Farm scenario whereby you replace one set of oppressors with a different set, but thus time the new oppressors are your own people. The US is having pre 18th century nostalgia, where you have an all powerful king issuing decrees and orders to citizens. |
TWoods:Roe V Wade was not a constitutional issue, abortion rights is not stated in the constitution. In fact the main reason the Supreme Court overturned Roe V Wade was that it was not backed up by any legislative law, and advised that it should be taking to Congress to make it law. |
TWoods:I beg to differ. I believe executive orders that impinge on the very fabric of the US constitution should be challenged at the supreme court. If not the executive would get bolder and bolder and issue executive orders eroding the very fabric of the US democracy, and in 4 years, might refuse to leave. Challenging it all the way to the supreme court will take time and energy, and keep trump and his team too busy from doing too much damage to the constitution in 4 years. Let me add. I believe the supreme court would not be bold enough to jettison birthright citizenship and would refer the matter back to Congress. It will then get stuck in Congress until Trump leaves as republicans would need a 3/4 majority to change the constitution. |
GiZcorp:I don't respond to shallow people who resort to personal insults when debating public matters online with strangers. |
TWoods:I honestly do not know any other way the term "subject to the jurisdiction thereof" can be interpreted in the statement "All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside", other than the jurisdiction of the United States. As I said the 6 - 3 republican majority supreme court will have to employ legal gymnastics of Olympic proportions to reinterpre that section of the 14th amendment. |
CoronaVirusPro:The supreme court will have to deploy legalistic gymnasts of Olympic proportions to overturn what was clearly and explicitly writing in the US constitution
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TWoods:You that understands how US law works explain to us how Trump's executive order aligns with the 14th amendment. |
Yankee101:Exactly what I was saying. Trump is already feeling like a dictator, issuing executive orders up and down. Determining citizenship should not an executive function but a legislative one. I doubt this would pass judicial scrutiny. |
DrMB:Is the US not gradually slipping into a dictatorship? Can an executive order determine citizenship? Should that not be a legislative or constitutional change involving the legislative arm of government? Such sensitive decisions should involved the people and not just the order of one man. Then about TikTok. Should registered companies profit sharing and operations be subject to an executive order? Is the US no more the bastion of the free market? |
Different laws for the rich and powerful.
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MrEverest:Don't mind them. The press statement is an embarrassment not only to EFCC, but to Nigeria as a whole. Imagine stating they recovered two laptops, 2 ipads and some recordings device in the home of a medical doctor. As if that is strange. In my house, 2 of my children have laptops, my wife and I have laptops, and we have at least 3 ipads/tablets. Then there is the stupid statement of a medical doctor being involved with medical supplies and coding, are you kidding me? As if that by itself is a crime. This case will bring to the fore lots of EFCC's illegalities and excesses. Do EFCC need a warrant to seize and open citizens phones, tablets, computers and letters? Do they have rights to confiscate people's properties without a court order? Because before now, EFCC would just raid a compound particularly one with lots of young people, seize and search their phones and laptops and then go on to confiscated their cars, properties and expensive items, then leave never to be heard from again. |
justtee42k:Yes, there should be reasonable time to arrest criminals, particularly for non violent crimes like Internet fraud. Breaking down people's doors while their kids and wife is still sleeping is barbaric, even if the husband is a fraudster. There are more civilised way to effect an attest. |
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