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TheGoodJoe:
She has moved on. She is in the house for the upkeep of her children. Her babies' father does not exist in her life. There is no rule to stop her from seeing someone.

She is the victim here. The one abandoned. The one with a broken heart. The one watching over children of a man who is boning another woman and having a kid with the other woman.

Heck. Allow the woman to get laid and forget the series of mistakes she has made in her life.

If she has truly moved on, why not truly move out and rent her own apartment. If she rent her own apartment, the guy would not even know the address, and if he found out and trespass, he would be arrested.

She is a victim, and she is bringing in another man into a house being maintained by another man? She is watching over the children of a man, but bring in another man (she is not married to), into the house in the presence of the children. What value do you think she is imbibing on the children? It there is no rule stopping her from seeing other men, why not admit she is sleeping with the man, instead of waiting for you to make the excuse for her.

You think if she has told the man and his family she has moved on, the sisters and family would bother to come and make a scene in the middle of the night?

Your "victim" wants to have her cake and eat it. She wants to still be the responsibility of the "husband" in the US, but wants to keep enjoying other dicks at the "husband's expense.

TheGoodJoe:
Exactly. She should not feel ashamed that she is seeing someone who cares for her. Her babies' father has moved on with his life with a different woman. She should feel free to see someone too.

If she has seen someone who cares for her, why can't he care for her in his own house,

Vicyace:
You have tried so hard to make sense but........

Watch the video again and ask yourself if the man treated the woman in a good way.

The man in question is living a good life, legally married to someone else, got a kid with someone else, having stable sex with someone else but the woman can't these things too right?

The woman can do these things too, but in her own house. It an assault on a man's ego to bring another male into a house another male is paying for, eat the food he is paying for and fvck his woman or side chick on a bed he paid for.

And she is in first and jeans, not covered from head to toe in a burka or a simple hijab. Meanwhile, the religious and political elites will be posing hijab and burka on the poor masses.

Indeed religion is a tool for controlling the poor masses to accept exploitation by the elites.

NGpatriot:
Must they keep what doesn't belong to them?

What if Sanusi asked for his books to be removed and sent to him?

Where how do you suggest for the new Emir to keep his own books?

Are you also allergic to the new emir having and reading books or removing what doesn't belong to them just means in your shallow world they are promoting illiteracy because I still don't see how you arrived at illiteracy?

The silliness and condescending utterances by you and your kind that other people's actions mean they are not educated or they support illiteracy is just a reflection of your own ignorance and self-induced bigoted mentality.

Where else can you house such quantity of books except a huge complex like a palace or a public library? There is no way the books can go with Sanusi to Nasarawa or a private residence in Lagos.
As I speculated, I am sure Sanusi would gladly donate the books to a palace library, as the palace is a family home. Most of the residence of the palace are his brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and even children.

Sanusi had often criticised the building of mosques rather than schools and learning institutions. I feel that the books should have been preserved in a library, as a legacy of Sanusi's reign.

Maybe the new Emir too is anti education.

NGpatriot:
Typical sensationalized headlines.

Obviously, they can not keep his books and the new emir, of course, must have his own space to store his own books.

Load his the sacked emir's books inside pick up truck and send it to him in his Nasarawa village or where ever he was banished to.


Good riddance.

Why can they not keep his books? Are they allergic to books? Why can't the palace house a library? I am sure Sanusi would gladly donate the books to a palace library.

One minute you guys would support and promote literacy and education, insulting Buhari for not being literate or educated, another minute you would mock and insult someone promoting literacy and education. It seems you guys have no values, stance or opinion, but change according to your emotions.

Amotolongbo:
The books are better donated to libraries in universities or a state owned and maintained libraries to keep the legacy of the man, Sanusi.

Unfortunately, Ganduje isn’t interested in the illiteracy liberation of his state, which is one of the reasons he has been against SLS and dethroning him.

The northern elites are the real Boko Haram (book is forbidden ). They thrive by keeping the population illiterate. They would rather destroy the books than make it available to the public,

[quote author=enemyofprogress post=87381328][/quote]You can strike through all you want, it does not change the fact that thraditional rulers are appointed by the governor
https://dailytimes.ng/2020/03/12/kano-govt-presents-letters-of-appointment-to-new-emirs-of-kano-bichi/

bamdexfarms:
Actually it is you that is the Ignoramus. The Bible and Koran were ancient books that doesn't realise the genetic implications of inbreeding. The royal families of Europe suffered from this acts. Diseases like Hemophilia, Sickle cell anemia and the popular Harpsberg Jaw was as a result of inbreeding. A simple Google search will clarify all these your ancient way of life.

Royal families of Europe suffered from t Sickle cell anemia? That's some strong shit you are smoking.

seunmsg:
If the governor of Osun State for example appoints Oluwo as chairman of Osun State council of Obas, do you think the Ooni of Ife will attend the council of Obas meeting where Oluwo is presiding? That’s the scenario that is playing out in Ekiti.

You are taking about a hypothetical scenario. We are talking about the constitution and the laws governing the appointment, role and duties of traditional rulers in Nigeria. Nigerian laws give governors absolute authority over traditional rulers. Yes, most governors have refused to use these powers in the past, but Ganduje has shown that he can exercise that power and damn the consequences. What can the Ooni do if Oyetola appoints Oluwo as chairman of Osun State council of Obas? Can the Ooni decline an order of the governor? What remedy can the Ooni take if the governor depose the Ooni, banish him and appoint someone else, according to the Nigerian constitution? Then this leads to a more fundamental question; what are the role of traditional rulers in the Nigerian constitution?

seunmsg:
It is not fake news and that is why I attached the letter he issued to the Obas. The disagreement between Fayemi and the 16 Obas started last year when he was sworn in. He appointed someone who is not qualified as chairman of the state council of traditional and the 16 kings filed a law suit against him. In addition, they stopped attending state functions and traditional council meeting because they claim they cannot attend a meeting that is chaired by the unqualified chairman.

What effrontery? Don't the Obas know that they serve as an appointee of the governor?

seunmsg:
Those close to Fayemi better advise him to desist from this dangerous path. You can remove one ruler and get away with it. But attempting to remove all the top 16 rulers at once is an invitation to chaos. He won’t be able to manage the fallout.

Which dangerous path? Whether the governor remove 1 traditional ruler or 100, what's the difference? The Sanusi removal and subsequent appointment of another has shown is that traditional rulers are appointees of the governor and remain in office to promote the wishes of the governor. Imagine the 16 ekiti traditional rulers refusing the summons of the governor to a meeting, that's insubordination. Fayemi better dethrone all 16 rulers, banish them to a village in Ondo and appoint other rulers who will carry out his exact wishes.

Romanoff:
The imperfections before Jesus tike is the reason Jesus came.

My explanations of the story of Abraham or Jesus might now help you see the light but I'll keep praying that the seed of God's spirit be planted in the hearts of your kind.

Peace unto you.

Only you or someone with the holy spirit can make sense of what you wrote up there.

GidiWoodsMan:
Those were cousins, not siblings. I think we've already established the fact that middle-eastern tribes marry their own cousins. And it's not at all a religious thing, it's cultural. Why the Hausa-Fulani chose to assimilate such a regressive habit with their religion, is entirely their own headache.

My problem with you guys is that you feel your culture or way of life is superior to others, and so denigrate other people's way of life. Meanwhile, your own culture also has what can be considered by others barbaric practices.

What do you expect a nomadic tribe moving around through hostile territories to do? Obviously, it makes better sense to marry close family members and fellow tribesmen. It's different from tribes settled in villages and towns, where there is relative peace and stability.

The Fulani adopt similar marriage cultures like the early Jews, Arabs, berbers and other nomadic tribes because of constant instability, enemies with neighbouring tribes, and the need to maintain cultural and tribal purity.

Romanoff:
When Abraham told this lie, the ten commandments wasn't even in existence and the devil existed way before Abraham.

The church will continue to March on and no gate of hell will prevail against it.

Abraham also told a lie when sent his servant to look for a wife for his sin Isaac among his family members? How do we then know when abraham is telling a lie or telling the truth?

GidiWoodsMan:
see how you just quoted the bible out of context because you wanted to mislead that guy

So abraham sending his servant out to look for a wife among his family was also quoted out of context?

GENESIS 24:4
4 Instead, promise me that you will go to my country and to my own relatives. Get a wife for my son Isaac from there.”

Genesis 25:15 further confirm how much out of context Abrahams instructions were.

15 Before he had finished praying, Rebekah came out. She was carrying a jar on her shoulder. She was the daughter of Milkah’s son Bethuel. Milkah was the wife of Abraham’s brother Nahor.

So find a new excuse. You guys have default 2or 3 excuses. Try it's in the old testament, it does not apply any longer. But then there is the vexing issue of tithes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hLPPE3_DVCw

More on why the northern elites hate Sanusi.

He is brutal with the painful truth.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZwixIsIJkc

Subduer:
Best option, but I doubt if Sanusi can muster the courage to have EVIDENCES be presented in Court.

Nothing persin no go hear for nairaland. Is it Sanusi that is supposed to present evidence or FFK, that is supposed to present evidence of his allegations?

bigiyaro:
its not a new thing, African leaders, especially the stupi.d ones had always hated whoever tells them the truth.

Not only leaders, ordinary Africans hate the truth. Even in your family, community or churches, you will be despised if you tell the truth.

Lamido Sanusi has a sharp tongue, some would say a caustic tongue. While as CBN governor he tongue lashed CEOs of the biggest banks in Nigeria for mismanaging depositors funds and actually dealt with them. He even at one time tongue lashed the yoruba elites for being the trouble with Nigeria.

He made lots of enemies within the business elite, but it was when he started taking on the political elites that his troubles began.

He raised questions about the NNPC remittance of crude oil sales into the federation account. He allegedly that $50 billion oil revenue by NNPC was unaccounted for. This earned the wrath of President jonathan and his supporters. Jonathan revived a dead parastatal we had never heard of before to investigate and try him. At the end of the day he was accused of financial mismanagement at CBN and suspended until his tenure expired.

But as fate will have it, he got appointed as the new Emir of Kano by the Kano State council kingmaker after the death of the erstwhile Emir, Ado Bayero. Some say it was the work of the then Kano State governor Kwankwaso, in order to spite president Jonathan. Mind you even Kwakwanso did not escape Sanusi's caustic tongue, as he had accuse the governor of mismanaging N700 billion.

One would assume that as the second most important northern traditional ruler Emir Sanusi would rein in his tongue, but alas, it went on overdrive. He started tongue lashing the northern political elite and the northern establishment for pauperising their people, for the almajiri system, girl child education, and a host of others. He eventually took on the governor. He criticised the Kano State governor and failed to endorse him for a second term, not minding that he is actually an appointee of the governor. After Ganduje won his second term everyone knew it was only a matter of time Governor Ganduje deal with the Emir. And he did deal with him in a brutal and humiliating way.

This is one of those speeches that got Emir Sanusi into trouble.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9JeRzQ59naw

blowjohn:
Is that not what the person signed up for?
When his mates are praying to have enof money to flex after retirement or even after sack or resignation, his own was to be one Emir

A person cannot sign away his life, his freedom or his fundamental human rights.

cenaman:
Is about Kano not Nigeria, the tradition and custom must be protected. His grandfather who was dethroned in 1963, died on exile .

Any tradition and customs in inconsistent with the Nigerian constitution is null and void to the extent of the inconsistency. Such law and custom cannot hold up in a federal court.

domack99:
He cant move freely that is the tradition which he agree to up hold.

He can't enter kano again and he cant contest for any position except if he is pardon by the governor or the President.

If he is sick and want to travel he would have to take permission

Are these punishments legal? Are they not against his fundamental human rights as a Nigerian citizen and the Nigerian constitution? Has Sanusi commited any crime that has been prosecuted and sentenced by a law court?

It seems Ganduje is panicking, due to the unpredictable political fall out of his removal of Sanusi. Sanusi obviously has more national and international influence than Ganduje.

abbeg:
Wait wait....so now you want to claim that you gave me a question and I ran away? "till this day I haven't seen him" be honest here, which of us is the one dodging questions?
I have answered you several times; you haven't answered me ONCE (unless you count your pathetic attempt at copying and pasting that other guy's write up as an answer ) and now you want to use me to lie?
Ok, let me explain for the HUNDRETH time: earth is indeed curved approx 8.5"(a bit longer than a 15cm math set ruler) per mile. Now to someone who skipped maths class like you, that seems like a HUUUUUUGE curve,and should be noticeable just by glancing at it. Now, picture this: a mile=around 12 football fields end on end. TWELVE! so, that means the tip of the first field should be 8.5" higher than the end of the12th field. Do you see how tiny a difference it makes? But noooooo, you want the earth to curve like an orange under your feet.
Now, if the sun was just above our heads, where do the other planets get their sunlight from? And their seasons? Why does the sun dip beneath the horizon at sunset if it's circles above our heads? Or are sunsets another NASA lie?
And it takes sun light 8.5(would you look at that) minutes to reach earth. Doing the math,
That equals around 90million kilometers.
Also explain how particles from outer space penetrate the "dome" that a nuke allegedly couldn't destroy to react with Earth's magnetic field to make aurora borealis
Explain how volcanos get their lava if earth is a pancake
Explain how meteorites reach earth
Explain how satellite phones work in the middle of the ocean
Explain how someone standing in Antarctica can't see Polaris.
Explain why I can't zoom a telescope to the South and see the 'ice wall'. I understand Telescopes are more powerful than the "almighty P900" and if earth is flat, no curvature to stop me.
Explain how flying round the world in a straight line works
And for Pete's sake,

EXPLAIN HOW ECLIPSES WORK ON A FLAT EARTH

You are assuming you are talking to a sane person. You are just wasting your bandwidth.

afroxyz:
Go to US embassy and tell them you schooled in Sudan, Pakistan or Afganistan and wait for their reaction. Anu

And the US is heaven? Colo mentality of the highest order.
Sanusi that schooled in Sudan can go to the US anytime. You that did not school in Sudan cannot even get a transit visa to the US not to talk of visitors visa.

Xisnin:
That story was reported in 2001 and the only Sanusi in it is Haruna Sanusi, the prison comptroller.

OK I now see where FFK and Jonathan's pained supporters got their Sanusi from.

fauda49:
But it's TRUE. SLS too has spoken about it and he never denied his complicity in the gruesome murder of Akaluka. FFK might be a loudmouth, but he is spot on on this one

Links to where Sanusi spoke about Gideon Akaluka?

mvem:
https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2017/05/24/the-noose-around-emir-sanusi/

https://www.nigerianbulletin.com/threads/emir-sanusi-a-hounded-saint-with-a-dark-past.238962/

https://www.cknnigeria.com/2014/02/lamido-sanusi-fingered-in-beheading-of.html?m=1


https://www.economist.com › comm...
The emir of Kano - The Economist

A lot of sources

Lots of sources? Maybe we should be saying lots of laughs.

This is the source? A thisday article by Godwin Etakibuebe written in 2017

SLS, until l met him, remained an enigma in excellence and controversy. Apart from the controversy that roped his name into the brutal beheading of an Igbo trader, Gideon Akaluka, in Kano on 15th of August, 1995, his ascendancy to the governorship of the CBN on 3rd of June, 2009, brought enough applause which buried the negativity about his background in the ugly 1995 killing in Kano. Even at the CBN, he remained whom he had always been – audaciously outspoken and ferociously defending those things he believed in.

The second link an unknown writers opinion in Nigerianbulletin.com written in 2017?

The 3rd link - cknnigeria.com states pointblanknews.com as it's source, and online news site started in 2016.

I did not see anything in your economist.com link related to Sanusi or the Akaluka myth.

All the stories were written by those bitter at Sanusi for accusing the Jonathan administration of stealing NNPC money. They are ready to throw up any accusation, no matter how absurd to demonize sanusi.

Bizibi:
you forgot when they kept asking him he was giving conflicting figures, even this present administration didn't bother to investigate it because they knew it was false to steal and move billions of dollars every month because that was what he said. Look I remember everything....

He kept giving conflicting figures because he was not the accountant of NNPC nor the Finance minister. Even the finance minister was giving conflicting figures. At the end of the day, NNPC said the spent the money on kerosene subsidy and operational costs. Even at that the account was not completely balanced as written in the KPMG audit report.

Bizibi:
from 20b to 10b,clap for yourself....I know the next one you will bring was the one sanusi changed the figure to 30b dollars.i don't forget easily.....

Because Sanusi or I was the accountant of NNPC or the minister of finance to know how much was unaccounted for. Even a multinational auditing firm KPMG spent several months looking into the account (which NNPC refused to provide full details of) to try and balance the accounts.

Daguccizgreat:
No money was missing. Till now have you heard anything about it ?

The excuse for the missing money was that it was used to subsidized kerosene at N50 for over 3 years, which no single Nigerian bought at less than N100 during thar time, and to which Yar'adua had already passed a circular to discontinue kerosene subsidy.

They just pocketed the billions of dollars.