chiommy123:
But jah rule get bad mouth oh imagine that pix na

Lol

krattoss:
Publicity stunts for these two mofos.

Jah rules career is dead so he definitely needs a beef with a top hip hop artist to revive his dead career.

Fifty on the other hand is a dead as$ self-servicer who feeds off beefs like a daily bread. Rozay, Mayweather, to mention but a few.

Till these niggas goes the old ways of settling beefs with drive-by and gang banging.. Ain't taking them serious.

What marvels me is the time he took out to photoshop that

Ja Rule doesn't appear to be bothered by 50 Cent's latest move in their ongoing feud as he finds it amusing and has responded with a series of hilarious social media posts.

Few days ago, 50 Cent claimed he had bought 200 tickets, $15 each, at a total of about $3,000, for the fellow rapper's upcoming show, so Ja Rule would be performing to a front row section of empty seats at the gig.


Commenting under the post, 50 said: "I just bought 200 seats in the front so they can be empty. LOL." He also posted a photoshopped image depicting himself sitting in an empty concert venue.


Ja Rule has responded with a series of Photoshopped images showing 50 Cent as a woman and repurposing 50's social media catchphrase to imply the rapper has sex with men and trans women.


See the posts below.

https://www.foxnaija.com/2018/10/ja-rule-responds-after-50-cent-claims.html

- An Abuja based lawyer has given a legal explanation to the saga trailing President Muhammadu Buhari's certificate

- The lawyer said by Nigeria's law, the president is qualified to vie for the 2019 presidential position

- According to Kayode Ajulo, the controversies and arguments over the president's certificate were far fetched

Kayode Ajulo, an Abuja based Legal Luminary and former National Secretary of the Labour Party, says President Muhammadu Buhari is qualified by Law to contest the 2019 presidential election.

The Lawyer, who doubles as the founder of Egalitarian Mission for Africa, an NGO, said that for qualifications for elective position, the Nigerian Constitution recognises primary Six Leaving Certificate and Public/Corporate Service Experience as School Certificate Equivalents.

Ajulo told NAN in Lagos on Sunday, October 28, that the controversy and arguments over the president's certificate were far fetched as he meets all legal requirements to contest.

"Patently for lack of knowledge of the Constitution, most people do not know what the Constitution provides as equivalents of School Certificates because they are hidden in the Interpretation of the material Section as PART IV, Section 318.

"It states that one does not even require any certificate to be President of Nigeria," Ajulo said.

He said that the issues of the 2019 elections, whose lives and spaces relied on the constitution to thrive cannot be subjected to pontifications for substance or logic.

"The academic qualifications or suitability of Nigeria's incumbent President Muhammadu Buhari has been one of the scathing issues that have engulfed the space, particularly the media, wherein the issue has received exponential attention and review.

"In 2015, the same certificate question was raised and was highly controverted. It became a near albatross to the presidential ambition of President Buhari.

"Even now that the president seeks re-election, the ghost of the certificate question that resurrected to hunt itself has continued to generate endless controversies.

"Section 131 (d) of the 1999 Constitution (as amended) has been cited in support of the contention by proponents of that view to support their position.

"The said Section (Section 131) provides: a person shall be qualified for election to the Office of President if- (d) he has been educated up to at least school certificate level or its equivalent.

"Section 177 (d) prescribes that candidates contesting election into the office of State Governor must have been educated up to at least School Certificate Level or its equivalent. By virtue of Sections 142 (2) and 187 (2), the provisions on educational qualification of President and State Governors also apply to the Offices of Vice President and Deputy Governors, respectively.

"Sections 65 (2) (a) and 106 (c) of the Constitution prescribe that candidates contesting elections as National Assembly and State House of Assembly members, respectively, must also have been educated to at least School Certificate Level."

According to Ajulo, in Section 318, "School Certificate or its equivalent" meansa) a Secondary School Certificate, or Grade II Teacher's Certificate, the City and Guilds Certificate; or (b) education up to Secondary School Certificate level; or (c) Primary Six School Leaving Certificate or its equivalent and –(i) service in the public or private sector in the Federation in any capacity acceptable to the Independent National Electoral Commission for a minimum of 10 years.

"Also (ii) attendance at courses and training in such institutions as may be acceptable to the INEC for periods totalling up to a minimum of one year, and (iii) the ability to read, write, understand and communicate in the English language to the satisfaction of the electoral commission, and

"(d) any other qualification acceptable by INEC. This means INEC has also been empowered by the Constitution to accept any piece of employment paper as School Certificate equivalent to be President of Nigeria.

"The provision of Section 318 (1) was construed by the Court of Appeal in the case of BAYO v. NJIDDA (2004) 8 NWLR (Pt. 876) page 544 at 629H-630D, where Ogbuagu, J.C.A (as he then was) held: the above provisions, are conjunctive and they qualify or mean "school certificate or its equivalent.

"Therefore, if any one of them is not present/available, then, the candidate is out. Even if (i), (ii), (iii) and (d) are accepable by or satisfactory to INEC and therefore, cannot be questioned in a tribunal as being final, the absence of (c), also disqualifies the candidate," he said.

He noted that while the President may or may not win re-election bid on other grounds, the question of certification and the position of the law on it is that he is qualified.

"It is the duty that lawyers must take on to educate the society of the truth," he added.

He said that the constitution empowers INEC to accept any proof of 10 years previous employment as equivalent of School Certificate from any presidential candidate to contest.

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that President Buhari has again failed to attach necessary supporting documentsneeded from candidates vying for the presidency in the 2019 general elections.

The president informed the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) that his credentials were in the custody of the military.

The credentials of the various presidential candidates' were made available to journalists on Thursday, October 25.

Source- https://www.foxnaija.com/2018/10/2019-buhari-is-qualified-by-law-to.html FOX NAIJA NEWS

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