Robocorp:
Sorry bro, but I do know the literal meaning of Status Quo.
I was referring to it's usage by a court of law

Obviously you don’t know the meaning of status quo.

Lol my own anger is with peeps here that always form they have sources, so your source did not tell you NNPC were sued over this recruitment.

martinsfm:
its all over the internet, thats not the only source, dont mind Mr "Woke"

You see the problem of people like you is that

1. You don’t read.

2. You don’t listen to correction.

3. You don’t read.

4. You don’t read.

5. You don’t read.

It begs the question, how did you become a graduate.

And obviously you don't know that the meaning of terms can change in respect to contexts and field of use.

larride:




Obviously you don’t know the meaning of status quo.

larride:


You see the problem of people like you is that

1. You don’t read.

2. You don’t listen to correction.

3. You don’t read.

4. You don’t read.

5. You don’t read.

It begs the question, how did you become a graduate.

lmaoooo you guys like all this e-warrior thingy.. nah not me... i stay in shitta tho , its in surulere if youre down. All this energy youre putting on this keypad is going to waste. I wont reply your messages my man before we derail this thread. You can hit me up in DM like i said if your down.

larride:


Look for the link that’s in your local language, maybe this time you will be able to read and understand.

The suspension was never mentioned in the body of write up. Whether it turns out to be true or not, you're very correct.

Most Nigerians will read a headline and run with.

Robocorp:
And obviously you don't know that the meaning of terms can change in respect to contexts and field of use.

Bring just 1 context that status quo means suspension or any other meaning.

I’ll wait.

Sleyanya1:




The suspension was never mentioned in the body of write up. Whether it turns out to be true or not, you're very correct.

Most Nigerians will read a headline and run with.

It’s even laughable when someone points it out and they begin to dance naked outside trying to defend something that’s not there.

One of them want to tell us that status quo can be used as suspension in a court. Let’s wait.

You may have to wait till you lose weight, I ain't doing your assignment for you bro.

larride:




Bring just 1 context that status quo means suspension or any other meaning.

I’ll wait.

martinsfm:
lmaoooo you guys like all this e-warrior thingy.. nah not me... i stay in shitta tho , its in surulere if youre down. All this energy youre putting on this keypad is going to waste. I wont reply your messages my man before we derail this thread. You can hit me up in DM like i said if your down.

Next time read and if you can’t read, you can give the phone to anyone around you that can read and understand, maybe they can explain things better to you as it seems your level of understanding is alarmingly low.

martinsfm:
Lol my own anger is with peeps here that always form they have sources, so your source did not tell you NNPC were sued over this recruitment.

You've got no moral right to be angry Brov, except you meant that as a joke. People will relay only what they know. Be grateful for both the true and false sources as they have one thing in common interest.

Sleyanya1:


You've got no moral right to be angry Brov, except you meant that as a joke. People will relay only what they know. Be grateful for both the true and false sources as they have one thing in common interest.

joke man , im the least person that takes things personal.

Robocorp:
You may have to wait till you lose weight, I ain't doing your assignment for you bro.

Status quo can never be used in place of suspension.

At least I have taught you something tonight. Be a good student and don’t forget, don’t bring shame to me.

Principalities and powers are really against this NNPC recruitment o. Where is that our dear pastor that suggested 40 days and 40 nights fasting? I think the stage is set.

olaNL:
The Federal High Court sitting in Abuja has ordered the suspension of Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) ongoing job recruitment pending the determination of a suit filed by one Mr Pelumi Olajengbesi.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Olajengbesi, a public interest lawyer, had commenced the enforcement of the Fundamental Rights of all potential applicants to set aside the recruitment by the NNPC on the ground that it was discriminatory.

The recruitment had disqualified Nigerians above the age of 28 from applying for the vacant positions.

Olajengbesi had faulted the age criterion placed on the ongoing recruitment of the NNPC noting that it violated section 3(e)(iv) of the Fundamental Rights (Enforcement Procedure), 2009 which protected the public interest of Nigerians.

He had written to the then Group Managing Director of NNPC, Dr Maikanti Baru, on March 26, threatening to drag the organisation to court for placing discriminatory age requirement on qualified Nigerians who would have applied for the jobs advertised by the corporation.

The NNPC had invited applications from candidates for a number of positions including trainees who must not be more than 28 years as of Dec. 31, 2018, and had graduated from a university or polytechnic not earlier than 2014.

At the hearing on Oct. 18, 2019, the applicant prayed the court to ensure that justice was served on the unemployed Nigerians who needed to know their stand in the matter.

“The matter has long been before the court and the rest of the matter is at a stake and under Order 8 Rule 4 of the Article II of the African Charter of Human and People’s Right (Ratification and Enforcement) Act.


“I pray that the matter is heard together with the preliminary objection filed by the respondents in the interest of justice,” the applicant said.

When the matter was called up, the applicant’s counsel informed the court that the respondent filed his counter on Oct. 15, 2019.

In reply, the respondent informed the court that he was sick and had surgery.

The presiding judge, Justice Muhammed Tsoho (Acting Chief Justice of The Federal High Court) informed the respondent’s counsel that his counter was not properly before the court and had not been regularised.

The court in considering the urgent nature of the matter granted an adjournment for the respondents to regularise their counter.

Tsoho however, ordered that parties must maintain status quo pending the hearing of the substantive suit.

He adjourned the matter until Oct. 29, 2019, for hearing.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/10/court-halts-nnpc-ongoing-job-recruitment/amp/

OK sir, you can now send a letter to all the news outlets that have published the suspension, to stop spreading the fake news as you called it.

larride:




Status quo can never be used in place of suspension.

At least I have taught you something tonight. Be a good student and don’t forget, don’t bring shame to me.

Logically we all know that graduate trainee positions worldwide have age limit, I just hope that this lawyer is not hired on purpose by nnpc to jeopardize the whole process professionally. Come to think of it, most recruitments by nnpc are either cancelled or stalled, at the end of the day, the positions are given to those with strong connections behind the door. May the Almighty be on our side and give us the best of the best, amen

martinsfm:
joke man , im the least person that takes things personal.

Okay cool. With the rollercoaster of emotions on this thread from the days of ABT and 1%, I don't think anything should get us tensed anymore. Let's just enjoy the process.

The APL will come when the time's right.

Cheers.

larride:




Status quo can never be used in place of suspension.

At least I have taught you something tonight. Be a good student and don’t forget, don’t bring shame to me.

Ogbeni, stop the lame argument. Court has ordered the suspension of the recruitment for the main time. Go and rest your head.

Thank God for the news. At least we don't need any "source" and some bad belle dem...at least for October.

22General:
Principalities and powers are really against this NNPC recruitment o. Where is that our dear pastor that suggested 40 days and 40 nights fasting? I think the stage is set.

lol

Robocorp:
OK sir, you can now send a letter to all the news outlets that have published the suspension, to stop spreading the fake news as you called it.

There’s something called clickbait headline. You can go check the meaning.

They know most of you won’t even read the write up of the news, just read the headline and run to town with it.

If someone that read the write up is still arguing the meaning of status quo, now imagine those that just read the headline.

yinka303:


Ogbeni, stop the lame argument. Court has ordered the suspension of the recruitment for the main time. Go and rest your head.

Join the rest of your colleague and provide anywhere it was stated that court ordered the suspension of the recruitment.

I know it’s really hard using your head but please use it, it’s not there for decoration.

I've finally given up on this recruitment, I pray Almighty Allah will consider all the time and efforts I invested and bless me with something far more rewarding.
Ameen .
P.S I give up on Nigeria

larride:


Join the rest of your colleague and provide anywhere it was stated that court ordered the suspension of the recruitment.

I know it’s really hard using your head but please use it, it’s not there for decoration.

Read PM news. First and last paragraph.

Stop displaying your ignorance

In case you're thinking it's the first hearing.

I didn't want to school you bro, but you are really pushing it.

Please can someone translate the statement below for Mr larride in simple language.

Status quo order in law means that court has ordered that the present condition be maintained and no change etc. be done. If there will be any alteration or change in the property or the subject matter of the proceedings after the order of status quo then CONTEMPT of court proceedings can be initiated. A judge has the authority to issue a status quo order to PREVENT anyone from taking any ACTION until the matter can be HEARD and resolved by the court.

larride:


There’s something called clickbait headline. You can go check the meaning.

They know most of you won’t even read the write up of the news, just read the headline and run to town with it.

If someone that read the write up is still arguing the meaning of status quo, now imagine those that just read the headline.

Just making noise upandan ... We need to seize your certificate, you this dude. abi which kind dull person be this. Something that is visible to the blind and audible to the deaf...you are busy forming lame argument talking about clickbaite... No, na snake-bite... Omo ake

yinka303:


Ogbeni, stop the lame argument. Court has ordered the suspension of the recruitment for the main time. Go and rest your head.

Lol, switching over to the travel section, Nigeria still has ways to go, hungry lawyer that didn't see other multinationals or military whose age limit is worse or hell politicians, where are GT 30year old ppl? This is a NO case but it may end up extending the already shady process or give NNPC room for excuses, may Gods will be done.

Local person is tired. It's well.

Robocorp:
I didn't want to school you bro, but you are really pushing it.

Please can someone translate the statement below for Mr larride in simple language.

Status quo order in law means that court has ordered that the present condition be maintained and no change etc. be done. If there will be any alteration or change in the property or the subject matter of the proceedings after the order of status quo then CONTEMPT of court proceedings can be initiated. A judge has the authority to issue a status quo order to PREVENT anyone from taking any ACTION until the matter can be HEARD and resolved by the court.

You call this schooling?

Read what you type again Mr Robocorp and explain how it means suspension.

This will be fun.

Robocorp:
I didn't want to school you bro, but you are really pushing it.

Please can someone translate the statement below for Mr larride in simple language.

Status quo order in law means that court has ordered that the present condition be maintained and no change etc. be done. If there will be any alteration or change in the property or the subject matter of the proceedings after the order of status quo then CONTEMPT of court proceedings can be initiated. A judge has the authority to issue a status quo order to PREVENT anyone from taking any ACTION until the matter can be HEARD and resolved by the court.

You for leave this guy alone.. let him hear the news on TV with his 2 ears live and direct.

Someone will be claiming oversabi whereas na olodo