₦airaland Forum

EmekaA125:
Show us how villagers in Oshogbo are looking.

Jostoman:
Face your calamity APC government

Jostoman:
Face your hardship and Calamity APC government.

cjudy:
You’re now supporting PDP? Reason they called you people Zone B

olyrayy:
You mean this?



What is hard to understand here? There's nothing like state house of assembly.

Jostoman:
Wetin concern you with PDP oga. Na that yeye Wike dey dey cause all these nonsense.

adolfHitler1934:
Good for them since they cannot muster the guts to chase and expell this cancer called Wike out of the party.
Atiku who always claim and feels too big (empty barrel) can't even gather forces within the party to expell Nyesom and his gangs causing chaos in PDP.
Atiku who ought to be president as of today lost that chance which he got on the platters of gold if he had chosen Wike as vice, or even drop Ayu as the national chairman, at least to get to the presidency first. Instead the big headed man was feeling too big to negotiate with the five governors, surrounded himself with political light weights like Dino Milaye, Daniel Bwala, Reno OmoKriminal, Etc.

Rest In Peace PDP.

Bowwow11:
Wike should just decamp to Apc and give PDP the opportunity to restructure themselves all this political anti party distraction is inconsequential.

IfnobeGod20:
If you had used your time wisely instead of hating a tribe, you could have been the one chosen for this kind tasking job at Hague but you wasted away your time chasing, hailing and touting for politicians.
Pray for change of status in life because good thing is not meant for just one person or a tribe.

buckeyemedia:
Ok, go & read section 143 of your constitution 1999 As Amended to clear your ignorance.

Or you will obstinately refuse to read that also?

buckeyemedia:
It opens perfectly for me, it must be your weak internet service.

kingreign:
This isn't a 2009 MY Lamd cruiser. It's a 1998-2004MY pls for verification and clarity, check 5he VIN.
How do I know? the headlamps, taillights, dashboard, steering wheel and centre console shows its a prefacelift model.


Happy sales.

buckeyemedia:
Guy you be intelligent man, but on this subject, u are wrong you ain’t talking to a child.
https://lawpadi.com/process-impeaching-president-nigeria/

buckeyemedia:
Guy no vex, just mention the section of the constitution of 1999 As Amended, make i go peruse am diligently.

buckeyemedia:
Mention the section of the constitution of 1999 As Amended make i go read am?!

olyrayy:
The constitution is nonsense trash?

Be like you be troll.

Blue3k:
Stop spreading lies. Read section 143 of the Constitution and tell me where it says states states are involved. What's craziest is people liked that nonsense you posted. This shows civics education is lacking.

buckeyemedia:
Nonsense, that provision is for amending the constitution.

Thundafireseun:
Peter Obi the bag carrier will soon congratulate John Mahama and whale about INEC and the judiciary system

olyrayy:
What are you talking about?

I'm a lawyer. It's the National Assembly that impeaches a president, with 2/3 requirement.

The one that needs the states is constitutional amendment.

Who are the funny 6 people that liked your post sef.

olyrayy:
I've always thought that the subservience of the National Assembly to the president was an expression of Nigerian cultural subservience to authority.

Imagine my surprise when I learned today that the legislature almost impeached Obasanjo in 2002.

When Obasanjo became president 1999 one would have expected him to have a smooth sailing relationship with the legislature, especially considering that the PDP had a majority in both houses.

However, the near experience with dictatorship under Abacha made the legislators jealously guard their autonomy.

In the Senate, Chuba Okadigbo was the preferred candidate for Senate President, but Obasanjo wanted someone more amenable and supported the emergence of Evans Enwerem.

In the House of Representatives, he wasn't so lucky. The House first chose Salisu Buhari as Speaker. When it was discovered that he had forged some of his certificates he lost his position. The house replaced him with Umar Na'Abba, without asking Obasanjo for his input.

Chuba Okadigbo was able to wrest control of the Senate from the unpopular Enwerem and ultimately become the Senate President. However, he was more amenable to Obasanjo.

Umar Na'Abba was more hostile.

The House of Reps clashed with Obasanjo repeatedly on the budget.

They wanted to increase the expenditures in the budget to allow them carry out constituency projects. Obasanjo didn't want that because he was trying to impose fiscal discipline.

Na'Aba would be a thorn in Obasanjo's side, and Obasanjo decided to have him removed as Speaker.

There were reports of bribes issued out to legislators to support the impeachment of Na'Abba.

Obasanjo was confident that he had the 2/3rd required to impeach Na'Aba. However, on the D-Day, members of the House of Reps reported that they had been bribed by Obasanjo's agents.

The impeachment bid against Na'Aba failed.

So, he decided to hit back by uno reversing and trying to impeach Obasanjo instead.

In August 2002, Na'Aba issued an ultimatum to Obasanjo to either resign in two weeks or face impeachment.

Obasanjo thought it was a joke.

The legislators were dead serious though. By the end of August, the Senate voted 77 to 6 to investigate wrong doing by Obasanjo.

A motion denouncing Obasanjo in the House of Reps was received with rapturous applause. About 90% of members present scrambled to sign the motion

The South West, which had rejected Obasanjo in the 1999 elections, rallied round him. The AD said they would oppose any attempts to impeach Obasanjo.

The PDP called meetings in an attempt to mend fences where Bala Na'Aba and other proponents of impeachments tongue lashed the former general. The allegations against Obasanjo were that he didn't fully implement the budget, the massacres at Odi and Zaki Biam, and so on and so forth.

Obasanjo ultimately had to apologise to his detractors. Saying that if anyone was to blame, it was him.

Na'Aba was undeterred though, and was committed to proceeding with the impeachment.

Fortunately, intervention by former heads of states and intense lobbying by Obasanjo helped to reduce the 2/3rd needed for impeachment in the more amenable Senate.

Obasanjo would not forgive or forget this humiliation, and he would pay Na'Aba in kind by ensuring that he didn't get the PDP ticket in his home state of Kano.

This move ultimately cost the PDP Kano State, but I guess that's a sacrifice Obasanjo felt was worth it.

Source: https://x.com/olanrewajuolam6/status/1865413449376735480

noleflendum:
Igbos are Landgrabbers

elbulk:
You obviously don't stay in the FCT