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Re: 60 Reps Seek Change From Presidential To Parliamentary System by yemmit90: 9:38am On Feb 15 |
Faiththatworks: Calm down man, it is not only by education but your character, principle and logic. Quite alot of highly educated people and professors has ruled in various capacity with absolute nothing to show for it. What am I even saying, will you called a degree obtain in Nigeria as education or mare read and pass? Go to our tatiary institutions and see how your so called educated fellow embezzled government fund, spending recklessly on frivolities. The earlier you understand that an average Nigerian mind is always being ruled by character, greed and egoism, the better for you. |
Re: 60 Reps Seek Change From Presidential To Parliamentary System by Charly68: 9:39am On Feb 15 |
We need seventy more to support the group. Kudos to the reps |
Re: 60 Reps Seek Change From Presidential To Parliamentary System by AlexBells(m): 9:55am On Feb 15 |
Svoboda:Well that system can’t work in Nigeria and like I said, good luck to the rep members pushing for such. It is same as saying the senate president is the president. We have seen how they elect the senate president. I’m a politician and it would be selfish of me to prime parliamentary system over presidential system in a regional country like Nigeria. I’m not going to be that kind of politician that promote more power being taken away from the people. The head of government is the prime position in the land and the people needs to be directly involved in deciding who leads them |
Re: 60 Reps Seek Change From Presidential To Parliamentary System by themanderon: 11:54am On Feb 15 |
![]() It's not about the system practiced it's about the sincerity of those who will practice the system and Nigeria is certainly bereft of sincere men to cause a positive change at the moment. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: 60 Reps Seek Change From Presidential To Parliamentary System by Osoboshi: 1:23pm On Feb 15 |
Faiththatworks:I only see saw two names their,and for a sensational headline it had to be northern names,list all for me oga,north us too wide for a hasty generalization. U see something about u guys u people see evil and would rather protect it,why should I bother myself with bsc when my counterparts can easily buy theirs. Empty headed morons claiming educated |
Re: 60 Reps Seek Change From Presidential To Parliamentary System by blueAgent(m): 2:32pm On Feb 15 |
BenuePolitician: Rubbish. You think it would favour U? |
Re: 60 Reps Seek Change From Presidential To Parliamentary System by Zhunnurayn(m): 2:49pm On Feb 15 |
Faiththatworks: How many of the developed countries have highly educated presidents. You don't need degree to rule or be intelligent. Go to Canada most companies are only seeking skills and intelligence not degrees. Same thing with all developed countries. Most of what is taught in academics is jargons that you don't need in real life, this is the opinion of great intellectuals like Robert kiosaki, Brian Tracy etc. How much more in aspect of leadership. Someone with degree in physics, geology, linguistics, library science etc what is that they are taught in this schools that will be needed to apply in leadership. Infact advanced education limits potentials as it programs you to locked in thinking on some academic non practical jargons. Your opinion reeks of the mindset of the industrial age, wake up, we are in a New age!! |
Re: 60 Reps Seek Change From Presidential To Parliamentary System by Faiththatworks(m): 4:26pm On Feb 15 |
I repeat again,shame shame and more shame on people like you that have this myopic idea and spew nonsense about the Educational requirements of anyone that wants to lead a state or become a president in Nigeria. Some of you are more dangerous than an illiterate,infact I query the kind of education you have. Go back and read what you wrote,I assume we can decide to remove educational requirements since what's needed to lead the country is just skills. Skills you develop while baking a cake,or working as a bricklayer, Infact I propose that a skillful bus driver should apply to become the president of Nigeria since we need only skills to rule Nigeria very well. Shame on you, and the epistle you wrote trying to justify a Waec holder or diploma certificate holder ruling Nigeria. There's a reason why minimum Educational qualification of Waec is a constitutional requirement to rule Nigeria,the people who put it there are not fools,all we are asking for is that it must be increased because of the amount of intellect it requires today to govern a country or even a state in Nigeria. I ask you today,even companies like banks, Engineering companies require a minimum of a first degree to be employed,I wonder why any Nigerian will believe a country as big as Nigeria will require less educational requirement for an individual to be employed in a common bank than it takes to be employed as the President of Nigeria. God bless Nigeria..... Zhunnurayn: |
Re: 60 Reps Seek Change From Presidential To Parliamentary System by Zhunnurayn(m): 5:59pm On Feb 15 |
Faiththatworks: God bless Nigeria, mind you I'm also going through my undergraduate degree in MBBS. So I have no reason to undermine education to suit my shortcomings in any way. Constructively counter the points I outlined, not unnecessary back and forth marred by insults, this in a way proves why you need skill, emotional intelligence skill, more than that degree you are holding. Buhari was no good I agree, but it has nothing to do educational qualifications. Now we have a Chicago graduate, how far? Your opinion is retrogressive, go to developed countries or research people with high school certificate dominate their cooperate management, their government agencies and even professional Fields. We are not in industrial age to be programmed with needles academic jargons says Robert kiosaki a great american intellectual. [/quote] |
Re: 60 Reps Seek Change From Presidential To Parliamentary System by oneman2k7: 6:45pm On Feb 15 |
What do we achieve with all these trial by error policy than suffering? |
Re: 60 Reps Seek Change From Presidential To Parliamentary System by Faiththatworks(m): 6:56pm On Feb 15 |
I will allow you some breathing space since you insinuate you are going through your MBBS which I assume will make you a qualified Medical Doctor very soon. I will constructively dismantle your argument on the need for less Education and more skill to rule Nigeria and why we must as a necessity increase the Educational qualification of any human being that desires to rule a state or My great country, Nigeria. A higher education qualification is an attestation of the level of self development an human being has gone through in his/her life. Whoever must lead Nigeria must show the citizens how much they have added to their life,it requires a lot of exposure,intellect and wisdom to lead a Nation like Nigeria. A graduate is assumed to have been exposed socially,mentally and even financially while in graduate school. The second is the knowledge required to lead Nigeria,yes we need a leader with skills and exposure,but book knowledge is very important. Even if you are a graduate of Engineering, Sociology or even Biochemistry,you can't downplay the knowledge a graduate accquires while in school. Whatever they do with that knowledge isn't what we are discussing. That knowledge will always come in handy in the process of leading people. I repeat you cant compare the book knowledge of a Waec holder with that of a graduate no matter how intelligent that Waec holder is. Skills accquired should compliment the book knowledge a leader possess,that's my argument. The minimum basic book knowledge a leader must posses in Nigeria must be a B.sc or HND,I hope you understand my argument. God bless Nigeria. quote author=Zhunnurayn post=128472191] God bless Nigeria, mind you I'm also going through my undergraduate degree in MBBS. So I have no reason to undermine education to suit my shortcomings in any way. Constructively counter the points I outlined, not unnecessary back and forth marred by insults, this in a way proves why you need skill, emotional intelligence skill, more than that degree you are holding. Buhari was no good I agree, but it has nothing to do educational qualifications. Now we have a Chicago graduate, how far? Your opinion is retrogressive, go to developed countries or research people with high school certificate dominate their cooperate management, their government agencies and even professional Fields. We are not in industrial age to be programmed with needles academic jargons says Robert kiosaki a great american intellectual. [/quote] 1 Like |
Re: 60 Reps Seek Change From Presidential To Parliamentary System by Elxandre(m): 8:01pm On Feb 15 |
Faiththatworks:Even America doesn't have any educational requirement at all. Debates are supposed to expose how intelligent a candidate is, but we support them avoiding debates in Nigeria and end up with useless leaders. |
Re: 60 Reps Seek Change From Presidential To Parliamentary System by meedoLock(m): 8:12pm On Feb 15 |
delpee: Up till today, I do not understand the essence of both political appointments. Senate makes laws, that I understand, but spending money on house of assembly for literally doing nothing. I can't comprehend that. Plus it'd to expensive. If Nigeria were a man, I would attribute him to a man living a live he can not afford. Should we not call that a fake life? We are getting there now, let them bring any form of reform forward. It's going to be better than doing nothing. |
Re: 60 Reps Seek Change From Presidential To Parliamentary System by Babinski: 1:17am On Feb 16 |
Thissystem: The reasons adduced are insufficient to warrant the change at this point in time. With all the lack of party discipline, ineffective institutions and widespread corruption even at the legislature, it will be disastrous to seek Parliamentary System at this point. We already can see how the legislature is more about selfish interests than representing the people and how they are getting fat at the expense of the electorate and even making laws to feather their own nests. The Senate is the retirement home of Governors and the House of Representatives is not much different in serving the need of the people. So handing over Executive power to the same Legislature as required in a Parliamentary System will be total disaster. |
Re: 60 Reps Seek Change From Presidential To Parliamentary System by Tilewizy: 5:05am On Feb 16 |
abdeefggh: I may not have a complete idea of whether both are the same or not. All I know is I have an understanding of what we are saying. |
Re: 60 Reps Seek Change From Presidential To Parliamentary System by Gajagojo: 5:10am On Feb 16 |
Very good idea. It should be implemented when. The presidency returns to the North |
Re: 60 Reps Seek Change From Presidential To Parliamentary System by Ilekokonit: 11:05pm On Feb 18 |
Changing from Presidential to Parliamentary system is not the priority for Nigeria at the moment and it is unsafe given the level of demonic corruption in the hearts of our politicians and supreme court judges. We are battling monumental corruption of our polithiefians and judges and changing the system of election will only give these criminals more leeway to hide under the confusion all changes brings to perpetuate themselves in power. Although this bill is sponsored by a PDP Senator (Ned Nwoko) who practiced law in the UK, I hope it is not hijacked by MC Oluomo's boss to give himself tenure elongation. For starters, the Parliamentary system in the UK does NOT have term limits and a British Prime Minister once served more than 20 years and a few others served 3 terms and even 4 terms. We have to be careful what we wish for before MC Oluomo's boss in connivance with the corrupt Supreme court cash and carry judges gift the greedy drug baron a tenure into perpetuity for himself and his cronies. |
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