₦airaland Forum

Mcowubaba:
You guys are irredeemable.
Oh gosh.
That's why we really need to restructure or divide this Country

JahsPet:
good evening nairanlanders.

I recently paid my fiancée an hagast visit where she works only to discover that this girl has been occupying an apartment with a single door lobby as entry and exit comprising only two rooms with a male senior colleague.

I know many of us especially ladies will argue it doesnt matter. But I have since then been processing all her past suspicious actions , namely: she seldom answer her phone if i call in evenings (between 7 - 2am usually). At 2am she usually calls back that she saw my calls but she was asleep.

Ater that visit i began putting video calls though, she ignores mostly.

I told her she must look for a roommate and she has since then been adamant about it.


I love her and I have had many terrible dreams about her cheating long before I visited the place (God bears me witness) but i couldn't just relate the nightmares to her.


I'm at the verge of breaking up with her, but what if shes innocent This is why I need to compare various stand points.

adimsmt:
HOW MANY TIMES HAS PRESIDENT BUHARI DISOBEYED COURTS ORDERS? I'M SURE YOU WILL AGREE WITH ME THAT NNAMDI KANU IS FOLLOWING IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF OUR DEAR PRESIDENT.

Terkimbi01:
Nigeria is a useless country.
Which law does Buhari obey?

Which law do the Fulani herdsmen obey?

Which law do the DSS obey?

we the youths of the Middle Belt are in support of the man.

Papiikush:
Nice one bro.
Another on you should add

BUHARI/YARADUA Both seem different but they have lot of similarities. They were both sick while ruling Nigeria.

luggy:
bad government, it was arrangements

Guseh:
It is a great disservice to this country to have our president on a sick bed in another country for 60days now.

Don't get me wrong, anyone can be
sick but I think it's proper if president Buhari resign if indeed he love Nigeria.

Things are not picking up because one man and some cabals are holding us to ransom.

With our experience as touching late Yar'adua, I don't think we should be goin through that same incident anymore as a country of over 180millions full of sound mind.

I thought we should have learned one or two things.

Leonnifemi:
I’m saddened by the vituperations of a vast majority of the Nigerian populace on the issue of the president’s health. It is frightening and disappointingly so, how many Nigerians wish their president dead. I do not pray for him neither do I wish him mishap. A question that assails my mind is whether Buhari has not had a successful voyage on earth- If President Buhari dies today, has he not lived a fulfilled life? For a man with such rare opportunity of ruling this nation twice, what history is there to make again?
While many unrecognized, unpopular and unknown Nigerians- whose names are unheard of outside their familial confines because they are doing nothing or next to nothing and would not be remembered for anything- are cogitating on the life of Buhari or the lack of it, the man has successfully embedded his name on the chases and tranches of historical medallion. So, instead of lavishing the limited resource of time on gossiping and babbling about a man that has came, seen and conquered, I would rather people think deeply about the vacuousness of their own lives and how uneventful it has been.
I also got tired of hearing several idle talks about how Buhari should be impeached and how he should not stay beyond 60 (or 90 days or whatever!) on vacation as opined by many street commentators. Sincerely, the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria is as silent as the catacombs on the issue of how long the president can stay on vacation. Section 145(1) of the Constitution states thus; ‘’whenever the president is proceeding on vacation or is otherwise unable to discharge the functions of his office, he shall transmit a written declaration to the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives to that effect, and until he transmits to them a written declaration to the contrary, the Vice-President shall perform the functions of the President as Acting President’’. The body language of the constitution, as stated in the aforementioned section is to the effect that the president can stay on vacation till the end of his tenure in so far as he transmits his temporary absence to the National Assembly. In this case, the Vice-President shall act in his stead. The question of how long a temporary absence can be is neither contemplated nor answered by the Nigerian Constitution. There’s no provision in the Nigerian Constitution where the number of days, weeks or months that the President must stay on vacation beyond which he can be relieved of power is stated.
In addition, Section 146(1) stipulates that the Vice-President shall become the President only if the President dies, resigns, is impeached or is permanently incapacitated. The onus therefore lies on God (to take the President’s life), or on the President himself (to resign) or on the National Assembly (to impeach him) or on the Federal Executive Council to prove through a team of medical experts that the President is permanently incapacitated. The removal of a Nigerian President before the expiration of his tenure is an augean task requiring intricate procedures.
It is advisable that the Acting President continue to steer the country’s ship within the leeway permitted him by the constitution and not be distracted by political sycophants and jobbers. Fellow Nigerians too should face their businesses. The position of the Nigerian President is not vacant, the Acting President is doing all there is to do. Let’s wish our President safe recovery and try to make something reasonable of our lives.

herlarho:
Thank God am +1 today. romancelander come celebrate with me.

tuniski:
He has commissioned more projects than buhari's FG.
Yes, let buhari just resign and be revered