PornLegend:
Read the topic.
As for me, my own na this type of gown/dress
Oh lord, if my woman wears this thing come enter room with me, I fit promise am anything I swear
My brain wee kiss switch off

What about you?

Guy, the question is does your babe has the shape, else even if she wears ten of the cloth but shapeless all na wash.

officialwdhtv:
U.K. Based Nigerian Lady in shock after a white man asked to split bills while on a date.

Take a listen!!!

#wetindeyhappentv


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZ-tEKZA0x4

The earlier you know that an average European is poor the better.

The difference between us and them is that they have functional institutions and accountability in public institutions.

Make that present in Nigeria and nobody will relocate but go only on vacation.

What fraud has joined together.

Try & stay safe at all times, even the Dr. In Israel conveniently wears three layers of necklaces to attend to the traumatised, injured and the dead.

Ofodirinwa:
A 1 canopy backyard cookout of 20 people caused all of this noise? How many Yoruba people are eating Egusi as I type this?

On this one, I beg yo differ, I do not know for how long Igbo have been eating Egusi, but I grew up to know Egusi from my village in Ekiti, we grow and harvest it and used to have a festive period that the only acceptable soup is Egusi made in a special way.

In fact, we call it Egunsi.

We shouldn't forget that we are one people separated by tribe and tongues, we shouldn't turn Egusi war yo Jollof rice.

See Good thing love good thing, live and let's live.

Amala to the World!!!

Typicool8:
This news is meant to fool agbado supporters but not sane nigerians

On which ever side you are, they are talking about your Country and president, so listen attentively. Okay!

If President Tinubu is to advise Netanyahu and Abbas on the ongoing war, what do you think he should tell them? - Opinion Poll.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-msES-ufMig?si=_2bpBifdwzYhrEas

LACKLUSTRE ADESANYA LOSES BELT TO SEAN STRICKLAND

Sean Strickland drops Israel Adesanya with a punch in the first round of the UFC middleweight championship fight during the UFC 293 event at Qudos Bank Arena on Sept. 10, 2023 in Sydney, Australia.

Sean Strickland dropped and nearly finished Israel Adesanya late in the first round of their middleweight title fight Sunday in Sydney, Australia, in the main event of UFC 293.

Strickland then went on to score one of the biggest upsets in UFC history by winning a unanimous decision over Adesanya largely by defusing Adesanya’s offense. It was a jab and a right hand and a great defense that led Strickland to the win.

Judges scored it 49-46 on all cards for Strickland. Adesanya had the second round.

A blistering straight right hand dropped Adesanya hard late in the first round. Strickland was on top of him immediately and firing away, but referee Marc Goddard gave Adesanya a lot of leeway and he survived the round.

But Strickland continually marched forward, kept his guard up and never allowed Adesanya to get untracked.

When the bout ended, Strickland shouted at Adesanya and then raised his arms and sprinted around the cage in celebration.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/sports.yahoo.com/amphtml/ufc-293-israel-adesanya-loses-middleweight-title-in-stunning-upset-vs-sean-strickland-043317598.html

Sauter:


https://dailypost.ng/2023/06/13/sierra-leone-vs-nigeria-afconq-standings-scoreline-3-super-eagles-stars-to-watch/

GOALLLLLL By Victor Osimhen

Ref: Keeper caught in Lagos (No man's Land) and it's a Goal!

Elemiemere: good radiance to bad rubbish!

The Nigerian stock market rose to its highest level since July 2008 on Tuesday, the first day of trading after the suspension of the Central Bank Governor, Godwin Emefiele.

According to a report by Bloomberg, investors are betting on a currency devaluation and sent the main index of the Nigerian Exchange to above 57,437 points, which contrasted with a flat performance for MSCI’s main emerging equity benchmark.

The report stated that this move takes the country’s stocks’ year-to-date gains to 11.8 per cent, almost double the six per cent return on the MSCI index.

It noted that the rally, which followed increased gains on Nigerian dollar bonds on Monday, reflected optimism over the policy signals from the newly elected President, Bola Tinubu.

The head of research at Chapel Hill Denham, Tajudeen Ibrahim, stated, “An improvement in the economy will enhance the performance of companies operating in the market.”

Since resuming office, the new president has scrapped fuel subsidy and recently suspended the apex bank’s governor, Emefiele.

The NGX Banking Index has since risen by 8.5 per cent to 570.64, its biggest advance in more than eight years.

The Nigerian stock market rose to its highest level since July 2008 on Tuesday, the first day of trading after the suspension of the Central Bank Governor, Godwin Emefiele.

According to a report by Bloomberg, investors are betting on a currency devaluation and sent the main index of the Nigerian Exchange to above 57,437 points, which contrasted with a flat performance for MSCI’s main emerging equity benchmark.

The report stated that this move takes the country’s stocks’ year-to-date gains to 11.8 per cent, almost double the six per cent return on the MSCI index.

It noted that the rally, which followed increased gains on Nigerian dollar bonds on Monday, reflected optimism over the policy signals from the newly elected President, Bola Tinubu.


The head of research at Chapel Hill Denham, Tajudeen Ibrahim, stated, “An improvement in the economy will enhance the performance of companies operating in the market.”


Since resuming office, the new president has scrapped fuel subsidy and recently suspended the apex bank’s governor, Emefiele.

The NGX Banking Index has since risen by 8.5 per cent to 570.64, its biggest advance in more than eight years.


Ibrahim, added, “The exchange rate convergence is expected to lead to improvement in liquidity in the foreign currency market and will increase trading activities for the banks.”

Meanwhile, pressure is mounting on the naira to fall towards its market value. The currency has fallen to 474 per dollar, with traders betting on further depreciation.

Mba for Mbah

OLAADEGBU:


Pulse

Wait o! If Aunty come get belle nko, wetin go happen?

Fadddd:
Owo palaba Ajani pada seygi

Lona orun...

Goodlady:
Apology rejected.
Age messed up her career at that part. She's forgiven but ll get no role from Jenifa.
She should go and work her life up the ladder.
Those teen girls can be annoying after helping them. Them full schools. I recall the idiót I usually give cloths in the University saying I gave her bad cloths. Werey, I for give you my Xmas clothes.

Awon geng Obi supporters!

Eagle Square is now cleared for owambe on Monday.

If you can't beat them you bite them.

I didn't expect anything to the contrary.

I wonder the kind of judgment people expect in a case like this - Live Broadcast of proceedings at Presidential Tribunal, don't forget that there is no draw in court cases, so win or lose, the Judges are seen as against a party to the case and their family are already exposed to danger.

So pe o ti lo.

Fabulozz:
As titled above. I made the worst mistake in my life impregnating my baby mama for the second time. She and her mother had given me so much trouble in the past. I don't even know what came out of me to start sleeping with her again. Boom she is pregnant and has refused to abort.

She want me to pay her brideprice or else she will tell my wife. If only I had control my manhood I would have not found myself in this terrible situation.

What should I do now mature advice please?

No issues.
Mistakenly accept her as wife too and do the needful or where do you want her to go with your children?

Allow that thing that came over you to continue as you use the one minute enjoyment as solace for your inability to zip up when it matters most.

Richard Akinjide’s Hindsight: Why you can’t win presidential election petition!
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By JIDE AJANI


In matters of election petitions, Richard Osuolale Abimbola Akinjide remains a legend.

Having successfully determined the letters and spirit of the Electoral Decree of 1977, proving to the courts that Section 34 (A) (l) (c) (ii) of the Electoral Decree, means that two-thirds of a state is synonymous with votes cast in two – thirds of votes cast in the territorial or physical areas of the state and, thereby, handing Usman Aliyu Shehu Shagari the presidential election victory of 1979, Akinjide remains very relevant to jurisprudential matters in Nigeria.

Practising his law at over 70 years, Akinjide still appears in court – he’s about the most visible minister in the Second Republic who is not only in politics but has his professional calling as first love.


Therefore, Sunday Vanguard decided to seek his opinion on the seeming futility of a political party pursuing an election petition in a presidential election, especially in the face of the punishing Doctrine of Substantial Compliance.

This legal luminary agreed with Sunday Vanguard that an election petition at that level is no more than a fool’s errand (Read Prologue) – a wasted effort

Excerpts:

Can we have a flawless election anywhere in the world?

No! Anywhere in the world, whether it is Europe, America or even in Africa, it is accepted that in a normal democracy, it is impossible to conduct a flawless election. It is humanly impossible and that is why you have the doctrine of substantial compliance that is written into all election laws in all countries.


The doctrine of Substantial Compliance! What does it mean?

With the doctrine of substantial compliance, it is implicit and conceded that there must be flaws in the election but that once there is substantial compliance, then the election should be accepted as having substantially complied with the laws and the return should not be upset.

But why shouldn’t an election be upturned if there are flaws?

If you look at what happened in 1960 in the United States when John Fitzgerald Kennedy defeated Richard Nixon, there were flaws in the election in Chicago; there were flaws in the elections in Texas. The majority of Kennedy over Nixon was very thin and supporters of Nixon urged him to file a petition but Nixon said no.

He explained that if he filed an election petition and he won, it would damage, forever, the United States and the legitimacy of the office of the president of the United States.


Nixon went on to say that it is better for Nixon not to be president than for an American institution to be damaged and, therefore, he refused to file a petition against Kennedy’s victory in 1960 – I was in New York at that time. This is a lesson which our leaders here should learn.

But there is a difference between the two countries…?

Yes, there is a difference and the difference between the United States and Nigeria is that the United States is a nation while Nigeria is a country and not a nation. Many people who file election petitions here don’t look at it from a national perspective but from a sectional point. You want to be president of Nigeria and not the president of the East, West or Delta or North and that is the critical difference between us here and the countries of the West.

Let’s even find out, would you take a case to appeal an election victory or a presidential election at that? Would you come forward and prove that an election did not substantially comply with the provisions of the law?

I would not be a litigant.

Is that based on principles or on the understanding of the letters and spirit of the law?

I will not and the lawyers who are advising the would-be petitioners should be very, very careful and also put not only the law into consideration but also the national interest and the consequences of any debacle.

That an election was flawed and a winner has emerged is enough debacle! So, what other debacle?

Good question! The new president has to summon the first meeting of the National Assembly and that is the Senate and the House of Representatives.

Now, if there is no president, the National Assembly can not meet and the previous president can not summon that assembly because his term has expired so he can not. It is the new president that would do it.

So, in the event that there is no president who would do it! There would be total anarchy and chaos in the land. The same thing applies in the state where the new governor is expected to inaugurate the state house of assembly.

That doctrine…?

Apart from the Doctrine of Substantial Compliance, there is also a Doctrine of Consequences, the Doctrine of Consequences, was applied during the election debacle between George Bush and Al Gore because of the problem of Florida. The United States can not afford not to have a president and by voting of five to four, the United States of America’s Supreme Court said Bush was validly returned and the moment the court said that Gore just picked up his phone and called up Bush to congratulate him and with that call gave validity and legitimacy to Bush as president.

These are the things we should learn and not party interest or personal interest or sectional interest.

Within the context of our own environment and contestation for power, we have heard politicians say openly that they would rather rig and win rather than be the one to file a petition, that they would rather be the defendant of a flawed electoral victory than be the litigant who would be saddled with the burden of proving that an election did not substantially obey the law. In this context, is the law not creating an environment where people would just go ahead to rig, win and wait for the other party to come and prove that there was no substantial compliance?

If you look at the process in Europe, the United States and other civilised countries, they put a searchlight on aspirants. This is because the private lives of a would-be public servant is of national interest because those countries would not want to put a crook in power, one that would put sectional or private interests above national interests or the common good.

Therefore, in my view, the present electoral law is too cumbersome, it should be simplified and emphasis should be placed on character and on national interests. India as the greatest democracy in the world, you would not hear some of this rubbish we seem to be used to here. You will not see somebody in office after a year or two and an election petition is still going on; that is absolute rubbish. But it is not the fault of the people it is the law. During the Tafawa Balewa and Shehu Shagari time, the electoral law was simplified and simple such that all election petitions are concluded before swearing-in.

Our laws say the litigant must prove that the elections are flawed. Using substantial compliance doctrine, how easy would it be for a litigant to prove that an election did not substantially comply in a presidential election in Nigeria?

The law is the law because when you go to court even on any matter, you must prove your case.

The onus is on you whether it is an election matter or a land matter you’ve gone to court so you must prove your case. When you say somebody has stolen money, you must prove it. So when you go to court to say an election was flawed, then you must prove your case.

In 1979, the contention was about what constitutes two-thirds. Give a summary of that great trial?

My defence against Chief Awolowo’s petition was predicated on three critical points. One is that there was total compliance in accordance with the electoral law. In the alternative, there was substantial compliance.

Thirdly, in any event, the electoral petition and the reliefs sought were flawed and Justice Otutu Obaseki highlighted that very thoroughly.

So, from the point of view of total compliance or substantial compliance or the way the petition was presented, we won.

Professor Reid, of the University of London, wrote to me and also told me that what I did has made a notable contribution to constitutional law all over the world.

There is no doubt that the case of Awolowo Vs Shagari has been cited in many electoral petition cases in the country because I hear of some rubbish in some places that the judgment should not be cited. That is absolute rubbish.

Shegman22:
PDP NWC Appoints Amb. Damagum as Acting National Chairman



https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.channelstv.com/2023/03/28/pdp-appoints-umar-damagum-as-acting-national-chairman/amp/

A dog that is destined to get lost won't listen the whistle of the Hunter, this is the case of Ayu, Atiku and PDP, something they ought to have done b4 elections. Anyway, all to the benefit of Jagaban Bogu.

Oseni is always the Accuser and the Judge always, even if he is the owner of Arise, then he should begin to interview himself and his promoters.

LegendHero:

Source: https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/589365-just-in-peter-obi-files-petition-against-tinubus-victory-seeks-five-prayers.html

Wow! Is that all? No evidence of rigging or even claim of rigging.

Dead on arrival.

Congratulations President Bola Ahmed Tinubu

tamdun:

Atiku withdraw because there's nothing to inspect,we keep asking u obidient if the result ur agents submitted to u is different from that of INEC

Very true o, yet to see anyone claiming different results was uploaded for his polling Unit, I checked mine it was accurate on the portal, so people with different results should please speak up or forever remain muted.

When I see Lagos PDP Gubernatorial Candidate Posters, I remember former Gov. Fayose's comment of Theatre Characters.

Fahdiga:
Not surprised. Tinubu vowed to continue from where Buhari stopped. This is just the intro.

Switch on your brain, the day is break.

Asin, can't this NDLEA people help us pursue bandit ni, they seem to be the only active paramilitary in naija.

Assuming he was not caught.

See a doctor for medical advice

Genevieve under fire
By Samuel Olatunji
Sunday, August 14, 2011

 
Star actress, Genevieve Nnaji, briefly came under fire on Sunday when she took to social networking site, twitter, to announce the death of veteran actor, Sam Loco Efe. She was on twitter to say the old man was dead and to commiserate with fans and family.
For the records, that would be the first time the mother of one would be talking about the passing away of anybody.

Hardly had the dust settled when she came on again to apologize that she had been ‘realiblily’ (sic) informed that the man only collapsed, but not dead. She went on to buttress her point by saying she had spoken to family members of the late Sam Loco, who confirmed he was only hospitalized and not dead. She was apologetic and blamed the news channel she got her earlier information from. Many joined her to blame the Nigerian news channel and many others ‘sympathized’ with her.

Few hours later, it was actually confirmed that Sam Loco was dead, and Genny at that point took the comical approach by saying she had created a lot of drama, apologized and vowed that such won’t repeat itself. However, it was too late as many viewed her tweets as an insult to the news sources that announced the death of the veteran actor.

One of such people was Mr. Chris Kehinde Nwandu, publisher of The Evening Whisperer based in Abuja. He sent a blackberry broadcast, calling Genevieve an illiterate. In a broadcast that elicited response from Ali Baba and Julius Agwu, Chris fired from all cylinders.
Below are the blackberry broadcast:
“When we broke the news of the demise of Sam Loco, we were called all sorts of names for spreading false rumour. Genevieve.



•Genevieve
• Photo: The Sun Publishing

“…But a local news channel just announced his death as well. Journalism is crap in Nigeria… What do you expect from a half-baked illiterate like Nnaji. Any idiot can be an actress, not Journalist.” -CKN.

Still on Genevieve Nnaji:

“… I wanted to unleash the second dragon, but when I read the BB response from two of my best friends, I decided simmer…ALIBABA, CKN. You are doing a great job, please activate the spell check on your phone… JULIUS AGWU, CKN correct your spelling from ILLITERTATE to ILLITERATE before Genevieve Nnaji calls you an illiterate, too…. Case closed. Have a nice laffing day, CKN
Genevieve Nnaji

Part 3… From Dr. Don Pedro Obaseki, megastar movie director and executive director, Contents AIT… Chris… Your Yoruba Mama born you well for Igbo Papa. Read my lips, any ‘ill-literate’ fit be ACTORESS. Carry, Go, o.

Nigerian youths are living in assumed paradise, hence, they can't stand up for their rights, not until the Egypt like revolution is organised, that will enable us chase our looters mistaken for leaders then things will not change, we don't ave to wait for sit-tight leader before we know we need to act. Nigerian youths ur future is in ur hands to make or to make again, an adage says a man who can not fight for his right will loose his inheritance, the time to act is now.

Bomb blast, suicide bombing is now a common parlance in our diction, these are words alien to the Country hitherto, may God safe us all before we all get extinguished by Boko wetin? God forbid.