kayfra:


Oh my God. It is worse than I thought

Why are you guys like this?

omonnakoda:

The Almighty directs everything? No? Presumably he directed the Biafra war
You are plotting we are plotting and surely we shall see who is the best plotter

Talk is cheap
Now that Namidi is dead who is the new Dillector?

Gabriel Gatumbo de Gabon?

Popcorn and coke?

This time we wot let in any food so you would need all the corn you can get to stock up

AyakaDunukofia:



For your memory upgrade:

Conquer: one country or group of people conquers another, they take complete control of their land.
During 1936, Mussolini conquered Abyssinia. [Collins dic.]

Just as Alimi the Fulani conquered Ilorin, took over the administrative authority of the territory, with the Yoruba surbordination in the full glare of the world as opposed to every inch of Igboland traditionally and politically controlled by native Igbos.

Pauperism is best exemplified with the destitution that is prompting a people to randomly sell 67 percent of the stretch of land from Mile 2 to Badagry to the very Igbo you love to hate. Including so many other areas. Critical thinking and evaluation are what you lack.

omonnakoda:


Conquer is Akamkpa king Akuma Nnubi Ezearo 1 OF Arochukwu

You are being deceived if you believe you are buying an inch of Yoruba land

The best you can do is rent it for an illusory 99 years after which you hand if back if you are still alive

omonnakoda:

Illiterate
What us common law? All this bombast exposes your ignorance
Common law ko Sharia law ni

AyakaDunukofia:



Good that you want to learn. In a nutshell, the Common Law legal system has its origins in the UK. It dates back to when King Henry II initiated the idea of a similar and unified legal system throughout his kingdom. Hence, the birth of the phrase "Common law".

Omonakooda, the system of "Common Law" is rooted in the doctrine of precedent, stare decisis and hierarchy. This means that the lower and inferior courts have to abide with the ruling of the superior courts. Excluding obiter dictum; obiter is a side statement. Nigeria and Engish cases are still cited in court rooms in both countries.

Thus, Nigeria's legal system is chiefly grounded in this system in addition to Sharia and Customary laws. Coming back to the discussion, contracts are integral part of the Common Law system. And the principles of the law of contract still applies to individuals who chooses to enter into a contractual relationship.

tyup:
Cuz North first
South West second
South south third
Middle belt fourth
South east lastly
And I am a chimp

AyakaDunukofia:


Refer to your earlier questions and misgivings. I am happy you now have a little idea of what is CL after having schooled you. After disparaging the presence of CL in the Nigerian legal system. Learning by tricks won't help you. Such a primitive mind. Idioots everywhere. Ugly Yoruba man.

omonnakoda:

No one could have said that
Stop playing victim

You get your report card every month in allocations that are widely published and debated even here on Nairaland and within the last 7 days that has happened.

You know this so don't feign ignorance

It is miniscule
Gas is not milked YET

BUT IT WILL BE

When we are ready