larride:


Sorry to say bro but you are capping heavily. 100%.

Sharia Law was introduced into the country by the Governor of Zamfara state in Oct 27 1999 by Ahmed Sani Yerima and 11 other Muslim populated states followed suit.

Like I said you literally have no idea what you're talking about

Sharia Court of Appeal was instituted by Ahmadu Bello in 1960 to rule on Civil matters. Furthermore, any decision made in the Sharia courts could not even be appealed in any other court in the land.

Go and look up Zaidan Vs Mohsen case in 1976, where the Supreme Court of Nigeria ruled that Sharia law not customary law governed the estate of any deceased Muslim.

The only think that happened in 1999 was that Sharia courts were now allowed to hear criminal matters.

Sharia law and full court has been around since independence, courtesy of Ahmadu Bello.

Don't take my word for it. Do your research

Kloppo:


I won't be surprised if we are still banned for pitch invasion and violence, Senegalese fans suppose follow us chop too.....despite using laser which of course was started by Egyptian fans in Cairo....they invaded the pitch too,threw stuffs at Egyptian players and staffs while they were close to hurting salah..not sure we did all that to Ghanaians...

We deserve to be sanctioned and so do the Senegalese. The Senegalese no reason well at all, why invade the pitch after ur team won? Why can't they go to their homes and jubilate instead...na wa o

Kloppo:


I won't be surprised if we are still banned for pitch invasion and violence, Senegalese fans suppose follow us chop too.....despite using laser which of course was started by Egyptian fans in Cairo....they invaded the pitch too,threw stuffs at Egyptian players and staffs while they were close to hurting salah..not sure we did all that to Ghanaians...

We deserve to be banned for pitch invasion and the mayhem that followed after that match. It was senseless.

larride:




Yes, the man said there was 10 Northerners in the “NORTHERN REGION CIVIL SERVICE” when he joined and a promulgated a policy which is “Northern First” in filling of key position in the Northern Civil Service. He clearly said where they can’t get competent northerners to fill any post, they will hire other Nigerians or expatriate on a contract basis. The main goal is the capacity building of his people. It is not tribalism. It is putting your people first.

You see if you read your second paragraph again and part of your third paragraph, you will see you are practically supporting what I’m saying. The country was running a regional system of government and the man was firmly prioritizing his people in his region and you are trying to blame him for it today. Nowhere in his speech did he mention the “Federal Civil Service”. He was clear in that interview that he was talking about the Northern Civil Service.

Unless you can bring evidence that the West and East were bringing people from other position to fill key post in their region, you have no case against of tribalism against Ahmadu Bello. That he even decided to remain the Northern Region Premier instead of being the Prime Minister after independence should tell you everything you need to know about the man.

The rest of this post is just funny.

So in this country that you've lived in your whole life, where the overwhelming majority of heads of states have been northern, the armed forces are Northern dominated, the federal civil service is northern dominated, you're still looking for evidence that the Northern First policy was not a regional policy.

Really?

popizaino:




What about 2006?

Yeah...minus that one

All these ones mean nothing sha...

One of the "Igbos" who invaded the pitch...


https://twitter.com/percyjphet/status/1509133350912630789?t=0igdB2XuJCpXkm-o29PqWA&s=19

nihilistjnr:


Like I said you literally have no idea what you're talking about

Sharia Court of Appeal was instituted by Ahmadu Bello in 1960 to rule on Civil matters. Furthermore, any decision made in the Sharia courts could not even be appealed in any other court in the land.

Go and look up Zaidan Vs Mohsen case in 1976, where the Supreme Court of Nigeria ruled that Sharia law not customary law governed the estate of any deceased Muslim.

The only think that happened in 1999 was that Sharia courts were now allowed to hear criminal matters.

Sharia law and full court has been around since independence, courtesy of Ahmadu Bello.

Don't take my word for it. Do your research

This is misrepresentation of fact again.

There is nothing like Sharia Law in the constitution as what we have was Customary Law which include moslem laws and every other custom laws.

Nowhere in the judgement was Sharia Law mentioned because there was no Sharia Law to be used. The people involved were Moslems from Lebanon who wanted the High Court in Warri to use the Administration of Estate Law to determine who will be the beneficiary of the deceased properties in Warri Nigeria. The High Court rightly held that since the couple were married in Lebanon under their Customary Law, it is customary Law of Lebanon that should be used. The matter was appealed to the Supreme Court and the Supreme Court agreed with the judgement of the High Court. I have attached a screenshot of the judgement for everyone to read.

Here is the link for those that want to read the full case judgement.

https://lawcarenigeria.com/kharie-zaidan-vs-fatima-khalil-mohssen/

I repeat there is no Sharia Law in our constitution, what we have are Sharia State which are binding only on the states that implemented it through their house of assembly. Till today we still have Customary/District Court all over the country.

For those that want to read more about Sharia Law/court, here’s a paper on it:

https://deliverypdf.ssrn.com/delivery.php?ID=318115065115117123003070067004021087017069064045069066075089120069073001022122124018022103030104056120001028117084081005113091117022094008013004030019097114115000112065073085001071011031001112008095080084104066100090015111117107126028019104025093066074&EXT=pdf&INDEX=TRUE

Kloppo:
One of the "Igbos" who invaded the pitch...


https://twitter.com/percyjphet/status/1509133350912630789?t=0igdB2XuJCpXkm-o29PqWA&s=19

This is the reason they banned twitter cos It usually burst their lies like the nonsense IPOB invasion narrative our DSS is pushing.

Kilishihunter:

I'm not saying the pitch wasn't bad, The Kumasi pitch even looked better than it but just look at the opposition, This Ghana team was woeful, bad and had poor technique, Their only strength was parking the bus and a good GK, the Frontline was blunt minus the fact Andre ayew was suspended, If not for that fluke goal Im very sure they wouldn't have any shot on target, Okay even though the field was still restricting the ball's movement, at least they switched to long balls to utilize osimhen's strength and speed, but at least we saw the quality of some deliveries and shook our heads in disgust, Time was ticking fast but there was little show of desire, it was just as if they thought we would play extra time with that draw, In past years we have headed to worse pitches in Kenya, Ethiopia and CAR to grab wins so I don't really take the pitch as an excuse

Your knowledge in football is poor like ur technical team lol. Ur team come to Kumasi for a draw while y'all know about away goal rule smh and ur team is very poor at home, ur not serious. Our technical team had a plan to win in Kumasi and play draw in Abuja but that plan didn't go as planned, so our technical plan was to get an early goal and defend and it worked.

Kilishihunter:

I'm not saying the pitch wasn't bad, The Kumasi pitch even looked better than it but just look at the opposition, This Ghana team was woeful, bad and had poor technique, Their only strength was parking the bus and a good GK, the Frontline was blunt minus the fact Andre ayew was suspended, If not for that fluke goal Im very sure they wouldn't have any shot on target, Okay even though the field was still restricting the ball's movement, at least they switched to long balls to utilize osimhen's strength and speed, but at least we saw the quality of some deliveries and shook our heads in disgust, Time was ticking fast but there was little show of desire, it was just as if they thought we would play extra time with that draw, In past years we have headed to worse pitches in Kenya, Ethiopia and CAR to grab wins so I don't really take the pitch as an excuse

Your knowledge in football is poor like ur technical team lol. Ur team come to Kumasi for a draw while y'all know about away goal rule smh and ur team is very poor at home, ur not serious. Our technical team had a plan to win in Kumasi and play draw in Abuja but that plan didn't go as planned, so our technical plan was to get an early goal and defend and it worked. ;O
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Kloppo:
One of the "Igbos" who invaded the pitch...


https://twitter.com/percyjphet/status/1509133350912630789?t=0igdB2XuJCpXkm-o29PqWA&s=19

See how uneven and overgrown that grass under his feet it. Jesus

The pitch might have been deliberately left that way. Based on the 10 minutes part of the game watched, the Nigerian team were strictly playing aerial balls, it was only the Black Stars that were moving the ball on the pitch, though the Nigerian team might have resorted to that due to the grass level.

larride:


This is misrepresentation of fact again.

There is nothing like Sharia Law in the constitution as what we have was Customary Law which include moslem laws and every other custom laws.

Nowhere in the judgement was Sharia Law mentioned because there was no Sharia Law to be used. The people involved were Moslems from Lebanon who wanted the High Court in Warri to use the Administration of Estate Law to determine who will be the beneficiary of the deceased properties in Warri Nigeria. The High Court rightly held that since the couple were married in Lebanon under their Customary Law, it is customary Law of Lebanon that should be used. The matter was appealed to the Supreme Court and the Supreme Court agreed with the judgement of the High Court. I have attached a screenshot of the judgement for everyone to read.

Here is the link for those that want to read the full case judgement.

https://lawcarenigeria.com/kharie-zaidan-vs-fatima-khalil-mohssen/

I repeat there is no Sharia Law in our constitution, what we have are Sharia State which are binding only on the states that implemented it through their house of assembly. Till today we still have Customary/District Court all over the country.

For those that want to read more about Sharia Law/court, here’s a paper on it:

https://deliverypdf.ssrn.com/delivery.php?ID=318115065115117123003070067004021087017069064045069066075089120069073001022122124018022103030104056120001028117084081005113091117022094008013004030019097114115000112065073085001071011031001112008095080084104066100090015111117107126028019104025093066074&EXT=pdf&INDEX=TRUE

You go just open mouth dey cap nonsense

Maybe you know more than Abdulmumuni Oba who happens to be both Muslim and a Senior Lecturer in Faculty of Law at Unilorin

Wizzzzmike:


Your knowledge in football is poor like ur technical team lol. Ur team come to Kumasi for a draw while y'all know about away goal rule smh and ur team is very poor at home, ur not serious. Our technical team had a plan to win in Kumasi and play draw in Abuja but that plan didn't go as planned, so our technical plan was to get an early goal and defend and it worked. ;O
D

Don't start boasting after a lucky draw....any team could have carried the day

eddie7:



Don't start boasting after a lucky draw....any team could have carried the day

them beat you , cover your head with ash

gustav25:
them beat you , cover your head with ash

It will shock you that I expected naija to miss the bus

izzou:
So, e go reach 2026 before I go watch Nigeria again for WC.

I definitely would have been a father then

Chai

I suppose don drop like 2 then plus I go watch them from Canada as my next Google pinned location.

Itsrm:
Powerful speech by Wike. Sentiments aside, he's who we need.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eAZHcqr_7CI

Wike has the diplomacy and finesse of an Oshodi underbridge thug.

He's the kind of president who would ask a reporter, "So you can't say good morning, Your Excellency, first?" on live TV then proceed to pinch her cheeks as a reprimand.

A kingmaker? Yes. But he shouldn't sit on such a throne.

DissTroy:

Wike has the diplomacy and finesse of an Oshodi underbridge thug.

He's the kind of president who would ask a reporter, "So you can't say good morning, Your Excellency, first?" on live TV then proceed to pinch her cheeks as a reprimand.

A kingmaker? Yes. But he shouldn't sit on such a throne.

We have tried the ones with the Diplomacy and finesse of Lekki, this is where we are.

That Oshodi underbridge thug might just be all we need.

gustav25:
them beat you , cover your head with ash

Rest!!!!

The last time you lots won an international trophy was with black and white,you've never celebrated your country win a trophy.....

Ibime:


Is Eguavoen not wise enough to know that the Ghanaians will come with spoiling tactics and hope to park bus, and Nigeria as the home team should have the bulk of possession?

This problem may be even deeper than that. I suspect they don't have lawnmowers at that stadium because I did not see any lawnmower lines on that pitch. If you ask me, they laid that pitch few days ago and reasoned that they won't need lawnmowers to cut it before the match if they lay it with few days to the match. If a pitch has been cut, even a week ago, you will see the lines. Those fools didn't have lawnmower jare, and I doubt they had sprinklers cos I didn't see any moisture on that pitch to make the ball move. This looks like typical Nigerian cutting corners, building stadium to show-off with no consideration for the main Koko why the stadium was built. Like a Governor that will build road without drainage.

Addo the Ghanaian coach brought off Jordan Ayew for a CM at half time knowing it's easy work to park bus on that pitch for the second half

I don't know what led you to these conclusions. The pitch was the least of our problems yesterday. in fact few hours before the game, the pitch was been cut and the sprinklers were on few minutes before the game and also throughout the halftime break.

Ibime:


This Nigerian team would have done well in Qatar and on good pitches cos I believe we have some player attributes that European teams will struggle with

I doubt that. The MKO stadium was a good pitch.

Kloppo:


This?

I was about showing my own pictures when I saw yours. God bless you. The pitch was in perfect condition yesterday and was no reason we lost.

5inchdick:

I don't know what let you to these conclusions. The pitch was the least of our problems yesterday. in fact few hours before the game, the pitch was been cut and the sprinklers were on few minutes before the game and also thought out the halftime break.

We must be watching a different TV

This grass looks like professional grass level to you?

Itsrm:


We have tried the ones with the Diplomacy and finesse of Lekki, this is where we are.

That Oshodi underbridge thug might just be all we need.

You want to know what Wike is like at the national level?
In 2013, Wike was Minister of State for Education then Acting Minister of Education. ASUU had gone on strike and the FG called them for the usual (futile) negotiations.

Instead of negotiating with ASUU leaders (even with bogus promises if you can), Wike commanded ASUU to resume. Commanded and demanded with threats.

ASUU leaders stormed out of that building, and it led to one of the longest strikes in Nigeria: 6 months.

MC Oluomo has more diplomacy and finesse than Wike. An arrogant thug at that.

eddie7:



Don't start boasting after a lucky draw....any team could have carried the day

Lol lucky draw, cuz if that soft penalty u will talk about luck. I thought you guy said we can't score in open play lol. But we carried the day tho

Kloppo:


Rest!!!!

The last time you lots won an international trophy was with black and white,you've never celebrated your country win a trophy.....

Premium tears .... Come play world cup make I see

Ibime:


We must be watching a different TV

This grass looks like professional grass level to you?

I was at the Stadium. I even got there while they were mowing the lawn. The playing surface was perfect.

DissTroy:


You want to know what Wike is like at the national level?
In 2013, Wike was Minister of State for Education then Acting Minister of Education. ASUU had gone on strike and the FG called them for the usual (futile) negotiations.

Instead of negotiating with ASUU leaders (even with bogus promises if you can), Wike commanded ASUU to resume. Commanded and demanded with threats.

ASUU leaders stormed out of that building, and it led to one of the longest strikes in Nigeria: 6 months.

MC Oluomo has more diplomacy and finesse than Wike. An arrogant thug at that.

This is exactly why we need Wike. If he had sacked all of them in 2013 and replaced them, we will not be having ASUU strike today.

El Rufai did the same in Kaduna and heaven did not fall

gustav25:


Premium tears .... Come play world cup make I see

Lmao,you won win the world cup,una go kuKUMASI after first round exit ....

Nigga,when are you celebrating a TROPHY as a GHANAIAN? You might never....keep celebrating the 1-1 draw with Nigeria trophy,that is how small your country is....