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DEROX:Trump killed the "Reagan legacy". Lol. Maga would fade away, very likely, after Trump's done with his presidency. And after that, Republicans would have a hard time uniting the party. It's even happening already, low-key with the Tea party-ish , Maga and moderate wings of the party. Trump's a maverick. No one has been able to and can never replicate him. He's a once in a lifetime politician |
God1000:Excellent move. Other Democratic governors should fight fire for fire. Republicans favourite line of defence for what's going on in Texas is that, Democrats have always been 'gerrymandering' the New England states. That’s obviously BS, considering how red all those southern states and midwestern strongholds have become over the past few decades because of aggressive voter suppression and precision redistricting |
BlackViper:Quite ironic that a "human rights" lawyer is pursuing legal actions to curtail freedom of expression. The producers have the right to create and broadcast content. The viewers have the right to access and consume entertainment of their choice. Of course, the public morality argument will always come into play. But morality is not uniform, and in a pluralistic society, the law should not be used to enforce subjective moral standards on everyone. Section 45 of the Constitution permits limitations on rights for public morality, but such restrictions must be reasonable. Instead of seeking to silence what they dislike, critics should exercise their own freedom by simply not watching. That’s how rights work |
40 characters mean forty characters are needed |
Independent candidacy is really nice. This will force Inec to stop printing only political parties' logos on the ballot paper |
David160:This sounds like it was written with chat Gpt, and not his actual thoughts |
Easyincome24:After proper construction, you'd find that these "instructions" are actually permissions or allowances. |
Double0h7:This question is vague and completely meaningless. Is it only men that lie? Is it gender exclusive? Assuming without conceding that ONLY men lie, what is it specifically that men lie about that you're vexed about? Provide some context. This sweeping generalisation is just detestable. |
ARISHEM:"With a landmass as big as Nigeria"? The US is almost 11 times larger than Nigeria. Nigeria is barely about the size of Texas, a state in the US. It's a complete loss of priority to be considering state creation at this point |
ogododo:Buhari had his shortcomings, but he was one heck of a firebrand, and also one of the best , if not the best, retail politician since 1999. It doesn't matter whether you liked him or not, it's a fact |
Glimpsetv:Obviously, they speak "HORSA" |
fergie001:Who will educate Mr Quality Time that politics is different from governance? |
Chilipepper:And yet, those feminists would be driving the narrative that men are somehow all that is wrong with this world. You would hardly see them fishing out deplorable members of their gender and holding them accountable. Women have a tendency to be way more heartless than men, if not just as heartless as they claim men can be. Because once they view any human, male or female, as inferior to them, they'd treat them like trash. Just look at how most of them treat their housemaids, just like this judge lady. But again, feminists want to us to subconsciously believe that a woman has no shred of wickedness in her heart |
fergie001:Read S9(2) of the constitution in conjunction with S8, mr/ms |
BuyMeLand:The only reason state governments would scramble to create additional councils is because of the prospect of increased federal allocations But interestingly, more LGAs does not necessarily equal more allocations to the LG councils in that state, per se |
[quote author=fergie001 post=134723436][/quote]This is a constitutional alteration with special flavour; it's not as rigorous as any other typical alteration of a provision of the constitution. See S9(2) of the constitution. In essence, all that's needed is passage from both houses of the National Assembly, since the Lagos House of Assembly had already created these councils, in accordance with S8(3) of the constitution |
Ameduedwin:You are truly a layman ![]() |
Truths9ja:"Empowerment project"? Geez! Provisions of water taps of these sorts are barely standard enough to even be regarded as proper social amenities. |
IjeBos:Exactly! |
Mercisharelove:This is a stupid, ignorant lie. However, since you made the assertion, I give you the opportunity to prove it |
madridguy:Exactly. Lol I was thinking perhaps, that's why Buhari didn't attend in the first place. It's possible Baba is still holding grudges |
sweetrace:So let me get this straight, the next time we hear the news that a man killed a woman, you will not go on your usual tropes of "men are useless" "men are killing our women" "femiicide is real", etc ? You will "stop making it about gender and focus on the deeds", correct? |
WondaBeauty:God bless you for calling her out. It's refreshing to see that there are women who call out their fellow women who make totally unreasonable comments when things like this happen |
EmperorCaesar:This equivalence is asinine. They are completely different circumstances |
SatoshiX:There's nothing unpredictable about anything he's doing. It's rather the opposite. He ran on practically this. He consistently made it clear while campaigning that he would issue a slew of executive orders to fulfil his political promises. His base already know what to expect from him. |
OkpaNsukkaisBae:Which is why he described it as "technically", meaning it's not a hundred percent factually true |
We'd see if he'd walk the talk |
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saintopus:Those state Laws empowering the governor to dissolve LG councils have been declared unconstitutional. Even if cases of this nature continues, the Supreme Court and all lower courts foe that matter will continue to reverse the Governor's suspension |
budaatum:The constitution is clear on the issue of LG autonomy. The recent Supreme Court judgement expounded the provision of section 7 (1) that governors must ensure the existence of democratically elected LG councils. In fact, the effect of the judgement is that it basically nullifies any provision in any Local Government Law that empowers the governor to unilaterally suspend a Local Government Council. Where does Okpepbolo even think he has the authority to do that from? The Supreme Court has clarified the constitutionality of this practise in the case of AGF V AG, Abia & 36 ors. That decision is binding on lower courts. There's no magic any court will perform. |
beerfraud:Wasn't Simon Ekpa arrested? The presumption has always been that he remotely perpetrates acts of insecurity from Finland. So if they could apprehend him, the morale of his agents would be depleted. It appears not to be the case, I suppose |

