ayokellany:


A typical beauty without brain 4 that matter.

celeron40:
Stop the ass-kissing plz. You are a man.

fulanimafia:
Great news. The outgoing diplomats were appointed on the basis of party loyalty and not merit so they have to bow to change.

fulanimafia:
Great news. The outgoing diplomats were appointed on the basis of party loyalty and not merit so they have to bow to change.

londongal03:
some are pained

stam101:


If u are d same person on ur dp then I'll recommend u for d next miss nigeria and hopefully miss world.

Iwotago?

anonimi:


How do you mean "provided for by the law"?
What law OBLIGES a country to have journalists practise in a particular way or even exist at all?

londongal03:
Use another format

phreakabit:
FOI?
Isn't this what the opposition clamored for in the just past administration.

$90m loan spending: FOI Act not applicable to Lagos •Fashola tells court

Governor Babatunde Fashola of Lagos State has told a Federal High Court sitting in Lagos that he intended to file a preliminary objection challenging the suit by a civil society group, seeking to compel him to release information relating to how government spent the $90 million loan obtained for improving public schools in the state.

The state Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, Mr Ade Ipaye, at the resumed hearing in the matter before Justice Saliu Saidu, hinted of the government’s intention to challenge the suit, in addition to a counter-affidavit he earlier filed in opposition to the suit.

The Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) instituted the suit against Fashola and Ipaye, and prayed the court to compel the governor to disclose how the loan allegedly obtained from the World Bank for education in the state was spent.

SERAP had argued that it resorted to suing the governor and the Attorney-General after the government refused to honour its letter dated December 1, 2013, requesting for the information brought in pursuant to the Freedom of Information Act 2011.

But Ipaye had, in a counter-affidavit, opposed the suit, arguing that the FoI Act was not applicable to Lagos State, because the law was a federal legislation.

More from: http://tribune.com.ng/tribune-law/item/3266-90m-loan-spending-foi-act-not-applicable-to-lagos-fashola-tells-court/3266-90m-loan-spending-foi-act-not-applicable-to-lagos-fashola-tells-court

We are not bound by FOI Act, Oyo Government
April 1, 2013


More from: http://www.premiumtimesng.com/regional/ssouth-west/127787-we-are-not-bound-by-foi-act-oyo-government.html

londongal03:
Use another format

anonimi:


How do you mean "provided for by the law"?
What law OBLIGES a country to have journalists practise in a particular way or even exist at all?

xtervaganza:
what else do I expect from a bloody low iq biafra slave.




Why is your reply filled with gbagaun? Do you want to kill me the way bianca killed ojukwu?

NoRetreat:
Human patience has limitation we don't pray that the change in question will take an equal time that it took Mr. President to become our President. Act now and shame the devil.

londongal03:
Buhari sacking people like Nigerian Banks

anonimi:


FOI is not an enabling law for journalists.
It is an enabling law for GREATER transparency on government business at all levels- LGA, state and federal- that can be used by any of us instead of playing 200 million mumus.

BTW, how do you mean "opposition clamoured for"? Please check the history of how the FOI was passed and the fact that Fashola, Ajimobi and your so called then-opposition at federal but RULING party at their state levels REJECTED its application in a rather absurd manner.

Hope you see the difference!

It is the same situation in APCheat's Oyo state

philips70:


They are backed by freedom of the press as enshrined in the Nigerian constitution and it seems there is no law against misinformation.

phreakabit:

You don't seem to get the point. . . The game of politics is a game of wits. One can study a vulnerability, find its loop holes and then use it to their advantage, whilst exploiting the oppositions frailties. These things happen. I am not apportioning blames, just trying to point out what politicians do.

londongal03:
Use another format

londongal03:
Buhari sacking people like Nigerian Banks

Looking at the way Nigerians are being vandalized and brutalized in foreign countries, killed unjustly in many instances, you would wonder why we still need these Ambassadors........... since they are just there for their own business and selfishness!

IMO, They are a waste of money as the Nigerian in Diaspora does not benefit naything from their presence in those counties.

THEY ARE A WASTE OF FUNDS! Period!!


Let us save the money and use it to equip our primary school Classrooms.


Good one again, from PMB.

Lynpet:
Want to listing to Radio Biafra any were in Zoo
called Nigeria just pick up ur handset and call
this number and start listing now... 014405213

anonimi:



There are definitely laws and punishment for misinformation. It is a different thing that people do not use them to seek relief.

Have you heard of-

- defamation.
- slander
- libel

damages