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Re: Fasola Of Lagos Is A Selective Deporter Of Fellow Nigerians by Ngodigha: 10:17pm On Sep 27, 2012 |
Dudu_Negro: We have voters registration list and we have census list. If you are not a descent of Oduduwa,, then you must be a descent of Bayajidda and Fodio and El Kanemi......but if your ancestry is untraceable....then your classification in Lagos is that of a refugee. All refugees in Yorubaland will be properly identified and tagged in our records.Kid, you need to grow up. |
Re: Fasola Of Lagos Is A Selective Deporter Of Fellow Nigerians by DuduNegro: 10:55pm On Sep 27, 2012 |
Ngodigha: Pa, you need to open ya eyes! |
Re: Fasola Of Lagos Is A Selective Deporter Of Fellow Nigerians by bashr8: 11:14pm On Sep 27, 2012 |
Dudu_Negro: We have voters registration list and we have census list. If you are not a descent of Oduduwa,, then you must be a descent of Bayajidda and Fodio and El Kanemi......but if your ancestry is untraceable....then your classification in Lagos is that of a refugee. All refugees in Yorubaland will be properly identified and tagged in our records.so why is he also deporting descendants of oduduwa back to their ogun and osun villages. |
Re: Fasola Of Lagos Is A Selective Deporter Of Fellow Nigerians by Nobody: 12:22am On Sep 28, 2012 |
Gbawe: Thank you! God bless you jare |
Re: Fasola Of Lagos Is A Selective Deporter Of Fellow Nigerians by DuduNegro: 1:14am On Sep 28, 2012 |
Area boys do not discriminate in their hostilities - everyone is equally impacted in their acts. But they also serve a social purpose and the benefit of which makes it imperative that their corps of hooliganism is monitored but not disbanded. Edo is proto- Yoruba and are recognized as such under our customary laws. Ibo share no cultural alliance with Yoruba or Yorubaland or any proto-Yoruba culture......therefor we see your presence on our land and in our midst based on the statues of a constitution that is non-consenting. We do not accept you but are forced to do so by the law. We accept Edo, Bini and Itsekiri and us are one blood....we dont need a law or consttution to define our relationship with them. Our land is open to them, their land is open to us under customary laws. Under the constitution our states are different.....but the power of a consitution cannot unbind the knots and ties of blood and cultural kinship. Your use of Edo in your example is a cheap and flawed curveball. |
Re: Fasola Of Lagos Is A Selective Deporter Of Fellow Nigerians by Nobody: 2:03am On Sep 28, 2012 |
I still don't get this within-country deportation process. Doesn't that directly interfere with one of the Nigerian laws. . . .freedom to move around. Or sth like that. I mean, how do you get deported in your own country? Still confused here |
Re: Fasola Of Lagos Is A Selective Deporter Of Fellow Nigerians by DuduNegro: 2:24am On Sep 28, 2012 |
It is legal under customary laws to do so. It is illegal under the constitution. So we must ask why is the provision of the constitution not invoked. The answer is it cannot because there are many provisions in the constitution that actually recognize the rights of customary laws as consistent and in harmony with the native cultures and rights of indigenity of the people. This recognition is a legacy which the colonialists also left intact and did not mess with. Through the various systems of governance - precolonial, colonial, democracy, military...and whatever else, this customary law is accepted as the way and value system of the people. The constitution is generous in giving rights of movement anywhere and in spirit one would expect and support such an ideal as contributive to diversity and growth of the human population. However, in substance there is nothing in a customary law that is in violation of the constitution when it comes to protecting the customs and values of the people and their ways of life. Non-conformance with the law of a customary land carries consequences.....and deportation is one of the mild penalties. |
Re: Fasola Of Lagos Is A Selective Deporter Of Fellow Nigerians by Nobody: 2:33am On Sep 28, 2012 |
hmmm I see. Thanks |
Re: Fasola Of Lagos Is A Selective Deporter Of Fellow Nigerians by sheyguy: 4:25am On Sep 28, 2012 |
dayokanu: I support Fashola to remove all miscreants back to their State of origin.Exactly, i see no reason Why traffic hold up Gala sellers, Pirated CDs sellers, or residents who feel they can only rare goats in a city should be allowed to populate Lagos just because they pay tax. Bleep their tax, let them face their village and go embrace Fish-farming or go cultivate Yam and 'Cassava'. |
Re: Fasola Of Lagos Is A Selective Deporter Of Fellow Nigerians by EkoAtlantic: 6:48am On Sep 28, 2012 |
sheyguy: It's insane. Imagine how digusting it is seeing this village boy coming to lagos to display his village character, and they don't want deportation
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Re: Fasola Of Lagos Is A Selective Deporter Of Fellow Nigerians by birdman(m): 7:42am On Sep 28, 2012 |
Gbawe: Oh now I should chill. smh. back to topic.... Dudu_Negro: It is legal under customary laws to do so. It is illegal under the constitution. So we must ask why is the provision of the constitution not invoked. I was just thinking about this. Cant the deportees just sue for redress? But then pretty much every govt. allocation a citizen gets is based on state of origin, even the mundane stuff like choosing govt. secondary school or university. Mere geographical expression indeed. |
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