BlueRayDick:


You are totally wrong on this one 100%.

This is not even about the Julius berger matter.

I posted a news that says Wike the FCT minister gives land owners and property developers 3 months to develop their lands / uncompleted building or lose it to government.

Please tell me, what law is he relying on giving such ultimatum. Is there any law that stipulates the number of days/weeks/months/years one must develop/complete his land/property in FCT or Nigeria as a whole. If there's such law, please share with me let me learn.

you may be right

https://www.templars-law.com/app/uploads/2024/02/Land-Ownership-Rights-and-Governors-Revocation-Power.pdf
https://lawsofnigeria.placng.org/view2.php?sn=228

https://mlwr.akwagis.ak.gov.ng/assets/images/Land%20Use%20Act.pdf

however

Revocation of Rights of Occupancy and compensation therefor


28. (1) It shall be lawful for the Governor to revoke a right of occupancy for overriding public interest.

(2) Overriding public interest in the case of a statutory right of occupancy means--.

(a) the alienation by the occupier by assignment, mortgage, transfer of possession, sublease, or otherwise of any right of occupancy or part thereof contrary to the provisions of this Act or of any regulations made thereunder;

(b) the requirement of the land by the Government of the State or by a Local Government in the State, in either case for public purposes within the State, or the requirement of the land by the Government of the Federation for public purposes of the Federation;

(c) the requirement of the land for mining purposes or oil pipelines or for any purpose connected therewith.

(3) Overriding public interest in the case of a customary right of occupancy means -

(a) the requirement of the land by the Government of the State or by a Local Government in the State in either case for public purpose within the State, or the requirement of the land by the government of the Federation for public purposes of the Federation.

(b) the requirement of the land for mining purposes or oil pipelines or for any purpose connected therewith;

(c) the requirement of the land for the extraction of building materials;

(d) the alienation by the occupier by sale, assignment, mortgage, transfer of possession, sublease, bequest or otherwise of the right of occupancy without the requisite consent or approval.

(4) The Governor shall revoke a right of occupancy in the event of the issue of a notice by or on behalf of the (Head of the Federal Military Government) if such notice declares such land to be required by the Government for public purposes.

(5) The Military Government may revoke a statutory right of occupancy on the ground of -

(a) a breach of any of the provisions which a certificate of occupancy is by section 10 deemed to contain;

(b) a breach of any term contained in the certificate of occupancy or in any special contract made under section 8;

(c) a refusal or neglect to accept and pay for a certificate which was issued in evidence of a right of occupancy but has been cancelled by the Military Governor under subsection (3) of section 10.

(6) The revocation of a right of occupancy shall be signified under the hand of a public officer duly authorised in that behalf by the Governor and notice thereof shall be given to the holder.

(7) The title of the holder of a right of occupancy shall be extinguished on receipt by him or a notice given under subsection (5) or on such later date as may be stated in the notice.

overriding public interest is a catch all

monerozi5590:



You were surviving on 11k+ every month! What year please? I did mine 2015/16 and even with some addendums my money always finished before the next pay day!

You must be balling high because I served same year as you
Where did you serve btw

iamoyindamola:

You must be balling high because I served same year as you
Where did you serve btw

I managed very well but no savings. Once a while person d enter beer parlour go chop pepper soup and buy one or two wears to look good aside that I no ball anything.

I served in Okigwe, Imo State

monerozi5590:



I managed very well but no savings. Once a while person d enter beer parlour go chop pepper soup and buy one or two wears to look good aside that I no ball anything.

I served in Okigwe, Imo State

Lol
I no they drink maybe na why

iamoyindamola:

You must be balling high because I served same year as you
Where did you serve btw

I fit say that suya stand opposite NYSC secretariat go finish ur money that year na.

monerozi5590:



You were surviving on 11k+ every month! What year please? I did mine 2015/16 and even with some addendums my money always finished before the next pay day!

I served 14/15.

Yes, I didn't get any support from home while I was serving because I stayed for months at home before NYSC and by that time I was already fending for myself as omo boy on the streets.

I served in the core north, I didn't travel to the South all through my service year (so I saved money off unnecessary travel expenses) and I don't eat much. I also don't feed other corpers off my allawee . I was financially displined although I dey drink black bullet steady once in a while when allawee drop.

I served in a village tho and there wasn't any luxury I could spend money on.

But the crux of the matter is : food was relatively cheap. Funny enough, the school I served had boarding facilities and we as teachers had privilege to request for food from dining hall , but I am not really into Hausa food so I didn't explore that route. Other corpers who did probably saved more than I do.

There was one mountain of fire Yoruba babe wey we dey get alignment wey dey always come inside my room to collect my sardines while she dey send her allawee to her mama to keep for her. The day I clear her ehn, she shock say shey na because of sardines I dey halla

ouzo1:


I fit say that suya stand opposite NYSC secretariat go finish ur money that year na.

It was cheap na
500 suya they plenty well, na wadata side we they buy suya sha

BlueRayDick:


I served 14/15.

Yes, I didn't get any support from home while I was serving because I stayed for months at home before NYSC and by that time I was already fending for myself as omo boy on the streets.

I served in the core north, I didn't travel to the South all through my service year (so I saved money off unnecessary travel expenses) and I don't eat much. I also don't feed other corpers off my allawee . I was financially displined although I dey drink black bullet steady once in a while when allawee drop.

I served in a village tho and there wasn't any luxury I could spend money on.

But the crux of the matter is : food was relatively cheap. Funny enough, the school I served had boarding facilities and we as teachers had privilege to request for food from dining hall , but I am not really into Hausa food so I didn't explore that route. Other corpers who did probably saved more than I do.

There was one mountain of fire Yoruba babe wey we dey get alignment wey dey always come inside my room to collect my sardines while she dey send her allawee to her mama to keep for her. The day I clear her ehn, she shock say shey na because of sardines I dey halla

I'm just curious how did you clear her
Can you explain in details

Itsrm:


253%

Meanwhile, Jarus posted this yesterday

You see now, I didn't even know it was way cheaper sef.

Back then people chose not to fly simply because they felt they were saving so much money using the road instead of flying. Some of my friends who flew down to Sokoto for camping, we felt like they were big boys not knowing the flight cost wasn't as much as we envisiaged.

BlueRayDick:


I served 14/15.

Yes, I didn't get any support from home while I was serving because I stayed for months at home before NYSC and by that time I was already fending for myself as omo boy on the streets.

I served in the core north, I didn't travel to the South all through my service year (so I saved money off unnecessary travel expenses) and I don't eat much. I also don't feed other corpers off my allawee . I was financially displined although I dey drink black bullet steady once in a while when allawee drop.

I served in a village tho and there wasn't any luxury I could spend money on.

But the crux of the matter is : food was relatively cheap. Funny enough, the school I served had boarding facilities and we as teachers had privilege to request for food from dining hall , but I am not really into Hausa food so I didn't explore that route. Other corpers who did probably saved more than I do.

There was one mountain of fire Yoruba babe wey we dey get alignment wey dey always come inside my room to collect my sardines while she dey send her allawee to her mama to keep for her. The day I clear her ehn, she shock say shey na because of sardines I dey halla

a lot to unpack here

BlueRayDick:


I served 14/15.

Yes, I didn't get any support from home while I was serving because I stayed for months at home before NYSC and by that time I was already fending for myself as omo boy on the streets.

I served in the core north, I didn't travel to the South all through my service year (so I saved money off unnecessary travel expenses) and I don't eat much. I also don't feed other corpers off my allawee . I was financially displined although I dey drink black bullet steady once in a while when allawee drop.

I served in a village tho and there wasn't any luxury I could spend money on.

But the crux of the matter is : food was relatively cheap. Funny enough, the school I served had boarding facilities and we as teachers had privilege to request for food from dining hall , but I am not really into Hausa food so I didn't explore that route. Other corpers who did probably saved more than I do.

There was one mountain of fire Yoruba babe wey we dey get alignment wey dey always come inside my room to collect my sardines while she dey send her allawee to her mama to keep for her. The day I clear her ehn, she shock say shey na because of sardines I dey halla

Na only sardine she collect so! Sure say she no collect the last part of your moniker ?

iamoyindamola:

I'm just curious how did you clear her
Can you explain in details

I tell her say I did not come to the far north to feed someone else's child while I go home empty handed

We both know it was a case of FWB, I ain't gonna marry any MFM baddie telling me shiii about how to live my life.

monerozi5590:
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Na only sardine she collect so! Sure say she no collect the last part of your moniker ?

She converted me to the faith and I offered my body as a living sacrifice

GloriousGbola:


a lot to unpack here

Alignment as in my motor leg no balance na

BlueRayDick:


I tell her say I did not come to the far north to feed someone else's child while I go home empty handed

We both know it was a case of FWB, I ain't gonna marry any MFM baddie telling me shiii about how to live my life.

Now you are talking
Person no fit they pack sardines for free na
Nysc na real life experience

iamoyindamola:

It was cheap na
500 suya they plenty well, na wadata side we they buy suya sha

I know say e cheap,I been no like dat wadata own,I prefer Haf haven opposite jackies.

BlueRayDick:


You see now, I didn't even know it was way cheaper sef.

Back then people chose not to fly simply because they felt they were saving so much money using the road instead of flying. Some of my friends who flew down to Sokoto for camping, we felt like they were big boys not knowing the flight cost wasn't as much as we envisiaged.

We all thought things like flying and vacations were reserved for the rich

I just hope we don't pray and beg for today's prices in the nearest future.

ouzo1:


I know say e cheap,I been no like dat wadata own,I prefer Haf haven opposite jackies.

I stayed at wadata so that place far
Something happened sef, I noticed these guys they put plenty meat for me while my colleagues own they small, then one day one of the suya sellers spoke Fulani to me I was just looking and he switched to English to he was talking to me
He asked if I was Fulani because I looked like them (slim and fair) since that day I no buy suya again
Makurdi was fun only that no job I would have stayed

Itsrm:


We all thought things like flying and vacations were reserved for the rich

I just hope we don't pray and beg for today's prices in the nearest future.

Lol, when I see the price of air fares from back then, I'm surprised it was even that cheap

Itsrm:


We all thought things like flying and vacations were reserved for the rich

I just hope we don't pray and beg for today's prices in the nearest future.

It was an illusion on our part.

The sad thing now is that the middle class we all were looking up to join is now gradually being eroded

Itsrm:


We all thought things like flying and vacations were reserved for the rich

I just hope we don't pray and beg for today's prices in the nearest future.

Exactly and people are having same thoughts about train
And people can't stand the thought of being on air for a long time

iamoyindamola:

I stayed at wadata so that place far
Something happened sef, I noticed these guys they put plenty meat for me while my colleagues own they small, then one day one of the suya sellers spoke Fulani to me I was just looking and he switched to English to he was talking to me
He asked if I was Fulani because I looked like them (slim and fair) since that day I no buy suya again
Makurdi was fun only that no job I would have stayed

Na so mesef dem dey always assume say I be Fulani cuz of my skin and curly hair, as I come sabi hausa and the Fulani language dey thing cement am..

Makurdi na good place but money and work no dey.na confam civil servant state.

BlueRayDick:


It was an illusion on our part.

The sad thing now is that the middle class we all were looking up to join is now gradually being eroded

As per recently released IMF data

Theflint1:
As per recently released IMF data

Omo! I'm sure if we check the GDP per capita in 2014 we wouldn't be this poor o

https://x.com/jrnaib2/status/1848829200561492339 who are these cowards answering yes sir?


better make i answer yes sir to a kidnapper or armed robber with gun than answer yes sir in this kinda scenario?

wtf

Theflint1:
https://x.com/OneJoblessBoy/status/1848833420710814156?t=hULOnHDdCZ8XQY4yURxx_Q&s=19

Nyesome Wike

Na this foolish man some people carry for head like dada? smh. God will not allow this thing near the Presidential Villa even as a VP sef...

BlueRayDick:


I served 14/15.

Yes, I didn't get any support from home while I was serving because I stayed for months at home before NYSC and by that time I was already fending for myself as omo boy on the streets.

I served in the core north, I didn't travel to the South all through my service year (so I saved money off unnecessary travel expenses) and I don't eat much. I also don't feed other corpers off my allawee . I was financially displined although I dey drink black bullet steady once in a while when allawee drop.

I served in a village tho and there wasn't any luxury I could spend money on.

But the crux of the matter is : food was relatively cheap. Funny enough, the school I served had boarding facilities and we as teachers had privilege to request for food from dining hall , but I am not really into Hausa food so I didn't explore that route. Other corpers who did probably saved more than I do.

There was one mountain of fire Yoruba babe wey we dey get alignment wey dey always come inside my room to collect my sardines while she dey send her allawee to her mama to keep for her. The day I clear her ehn, she shock say shey na because of sardines I dey halla

Alignment?

Theflint1:
https://x.com/OneJoblessBoy/status/1848833420710814156?t=hULOnHDdCZ8XQY4yURxx_Q&s=19

Nyesome Wike

The head of that guy blocking camera is an edifice.

TrebleChamp:
Na this foolish man some people carry for head life dada? smh. God will not allow this thing near the Presidential as a VP sef...

my own na cowrds wey dey answer yes sir.. like wtf

I've already factored in realistical scenario of me in the position even with security presence..

I fit no fight wike in presence of heavy security but I won't sure say yes sir in that manner those urchins did

seankafor:
my own na cowrds wey dey answer yes sir.. like wtf

I've already factored in realistical scenario of me in the position even with security presence..

I fit no fight wike in presence of heavy security but I won't sure say yes sir in that manner those urchins did

What will u do in their shoes?

I mean u could see armed mobile policemen and DSS officers who outnumber them in the background.

BlueRayDick:


I served 14/15.

Yes, I didn't get any support from home while I was serving because I stayed for months at home before NYSC and by that time I was already fending for myself as omo boy on the streets.

I served in the core north, I didn't travel to the South all through my service year (so I saved money off unnecessary travel expenses) and I don't eat much. I also don't feed other corpers off my allawee . I was financially displined although I dey drink black bullet steady once in a while when allawee drop.

I served in a village tho and there wasn't any luxury I could spend money on.

But the crux of the matter is : food was relatively cheap. Funny enough, the school I served had boarding facilities and we as teachers had privilege to request for food from dining hall , but I am not really into Hausa food so I didn't explore that route. Other corpers who did probably saved more than I do.

There was one mountain of fire Yoruba babe wey we dey get alignment wey dey always come inside my room to collect my sardines while she dey send her allawee to her mama to keep for her. The day I clear her ehn, she shock say shey na because of sardines I dey halla

...

BlueRayDick:


What will u do in their shoes?

I mean u could see armed mobile policemen and DSS officers who outnumber them in the background.

that's why I said i wouldn't fight back 🔙 but one thing I'm sure i won't be doing is to say yes sir for person wey wan whoz you slap.. unless na armed robbers