Aufbauh:
Better. I watched him on Sunrise daily of the channels TV this morning and, he was battling trying fruitlessly to elaborate on the bill.

It's obvious someone push the bill through him cus he seems not to even understand the content of it.

Aufbauh:
Better. I watched him on Sunrise daily of the channels TV this morning and, he was battling trying fruitlessly to elaborate on the bill.

It's obvious someone push the bill through him cus he seems not to even understand the content of it.

Monogamy:


Something he should have done before proposing the bill..

Cart before the horse

I really don't see the necessity for the bill.. It should be dropped. We have other pressing issues to deal with than this.

STEWpid:
Sabo of the South West.

Dem threaten you with bandits to go sponsor a bill, knowing fully well how fragile Nigeria is currently dangling on religious and tribal issues and you did.

Na stone dem go take design you.

Oponu, see as him dey look like ode.

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I dedicate this front page to Nairalanders.

Aufbauh:
Better. I watched him on Sunrise daily of the channels TV this morning and, he was battling trying fruitlessly to elaborate on the bill.

It's obvious someone push the bill through him cus he seems not to even understand the content of it.

Isaacmacdon:
This bill is a precursor to a hidden agenda being propagated by this useless government. Just take a look at the tone Mr senator is using.

He speaks like nobody can do anything about it. No, the NUJ should siddon and look like a slowpoke while you gag freedom of expression.


These sect or cabal is trying very hard to lay foundations for their grand plan. It was first the NGO bill, then Social media bill. There's also the riot act that aims to stop any form of public protest.

And to think the southern leaders and politicians are also doing the bidding of these cabal, is even more shameless than you think.


Nigerians, your freedom is at stake. If they gag the media, they've gagged the whole populace.


Else, if this continues, disintegration is imminent. Wanna know the consequences of that?

Go back to 1967.

Seun:
According to the Nation Online, Hon. Olusegun Odebunmi from Oyo State, who recently introduced a bill to control the press in Nigeria, has suspended the bill temporarily to allow for consultation for 3, 4 or 5 weeks, after which he will bring it back and try to get it passed again.


https://thenationonlineng.net/sponsor-suspends-process-on-nbc-npc-amendment-bills/

What do you think? Is the suspension necessary? Should Hon Odebunmi bring back the bill after 5 weeks, or should he drop it completely?

Seun:
According to the Nation Online, Hon. Olusegun Odebunmi from Oyo State, who recently introduced a bill to control the press in Nigeria, has suspended the bill temporarily to allow for consultation for 3, 4 or 5 weeks, after which he will bring it back and try to get it passed again.


https://thenationonlineng.net/sponsor-suspends-process-on-nbc-npc-amendment-bills/

What do you think? Is the suspension necessary? Should Hon Odebunmi bring back the bill after 5 weeks, or should he drop it completely?

baysol:

It is now I see that education is a bane of lack of common sense and intelligence among the yorubas. No wonder uneducated ones like Sunday Igboho are full of brilliance and initiative that is uncomparable to none. Even professors can't compete. Check the facts for yourselves.

Aufbauh:
Better. I watched him on Sunrise daily of the channels TV this morning and, he was battling trying fruitlessly to elaborate on the bill.

It's obvious someone push the bill through him cus he seems not to even understand the content of it.

Aufbauh:
Better. I watched him on Sunrise daily of the channels TV this morning and, he was battling trying fruitlessly to elaborate on the bill.

It's obvious someone push the bill through him cus he seems not to even understand the content of it.

Seun:
What are you trying to say? Can you explain it to us in a simple, straightforward way?