o42austino:
ur argument makes no sense, I admit that this is not a criminal cases but, You forget to mention that civil case can lead him to loosing his seat, listen this is pre-election matter and such cases are civil in nature but, if found guilty that will automatically invalidate his mandate and force him out of office.... Their are many cases of pre-election matters that have removed many Governors with immunity from office and the president is no different.

It's either you didn't read my initial post entirely, or you lack basic comprehension skills. You can go back and read it again and then realise this your rant was useless.

Montaque:


I endoorse ur reasoned and trite opinion.
Atleast kcnwaigbo and cohorts will get off my mention. People who dont want to bend down and learn, making noise to gather likes.

Thank you, you've really given your all in making them see reason. If they choose to remain on the side of ignorance, then so be it.

The ACJ Act of 2015 can't be used here, because it's not a criminal matter. This certificate issue is purely civil. I'll explain.

Firstly, only government can prosecute a criminal matter in court. Where they don't want to, and a private individual wants to, the individual has to gain the consent of the Attorney-General, to be able to do so. The reason why instituting a criminal action against Buhari at this time won't hold is because the constitution protects the president from criminal prosecution. If the plaintiff in this suit can prove that Buhari doesn't have a WASC, then after Buhari may have been removed, criminal action may be instituted.

One of the best ways to differentiate between civil and criminal matters is in the relief being sought. While in criminal matters, the judgment is either imprisonment or payment of a fine, in civil matters, it's more about compensation, or a return to status quo(which is the case in this certificate matter).

GlorifiedTunde:
Chai!!!! CORPSE!!! OKU!!!!

where is my surfboard I need to go an...

#whenyouareresponsibleforyourdeath

Huh?!

Nellybii:


Lol corruption should fight back with a better weapon than this leather hand fan na lol.

Lol

Nellybii:
So to the gullibos that cooked up this fiction, PMB has no immunity right?. How can we decide to wallow in such self inflicted emotional stress. The ogogoro IB has lost the elections. PMB is there till 2023. Get this into y'all thick skulls and get used to it.

Buhari's immunity is restriction from criminal prosecution. This is a purely civil matter so a case can be made against him.

Touch the sky by Kanye West

elisra:
making kaduna chukwuma nzeogwu a true Nigerian.
Okotie Eboh,Zik,Awo,Armadu Bello and Akintola are all criminals.
That line in our anthem were we say the labors of our heroes past makes me ask"what heroes"?
Unless if they are referring to the five majors.

Lol, these civilians you called played important patriotic roles at one point or the other. They took some wrong decisions at the time, no doubt, but they were still good men.

As for the '5 majors', even though their intentions were good, the fact that they didn't succeed would mean what they did will always have a criminal undertone, depending on which side of the fence you are. To some they're heroes, to others, villains.

P.S: they were more than 5 though.

armadeo:


No be today corruption start. That guy was an epitome of evil in the then Midwest concerning theft. That's why he had to die.

The illiteracy of the people then was as much as it is now. Ouf leaders get liver because the populace are imbecilic.

I agree with you 100%

GeneralShepherd:
Abiola was a criminal who in consortium with the evil genius - IBB - established all the ills that pervade our country to this day. He (Abiola) was the first person to bribe a military man, he also introduced contract inflation and single handedly set Nitel up for failure.

The reason Nigerians celebrate this charlatan marvels me. I will rather celebrate 1000 Felas than 0.5 Abiola! I spit on his grave

If you think Abiola introduced contract inflation, then you never heard of Festus Okotie-Eboh.

While i disagree with the notion that women should be seen as sex objects, you've succeeded in painting them as such with your 'no sex, no money' stand.

Your opinion is dead on arrival op. Instead of making a good case with what is a good topic, you've disappointed.

Op, the babe is just mean. The most painful way someone has broken up with me was via sms. I found it really annoying.

Here to read comments.

slimthugchimee:
my guy na my sit you dey like this naaa

I no fit stand up abeg, ask Sandoski make she shift if space still dey.

SANDOSKI:




*Grabs a seat, I go follow chop dis suya.... Lol;Dsurfboard make I take one bottle I hope say u no go vex

No wahala jare, let's enjoy the show together.

Charly68 post=4653752[b:
8]Fayemi to me ruled Ekiti with the fear of God[/b],but the present occupant of Govt house who has refused to divulge the actual figure of Ekiti Internally generated revenue to his workers is a call for concern. Why has he refused to tell the people how much the state has been making on monthly basis. This is a terrible precedence .

Bros, abeg, don't say what you don't know o.

Has opening this thread altered your destiny in any way?

I find the whole 'destiny' concept bizzare. Almost like man invented destiny for the same reason he invented religion...so people could ask less questions. The less questions asked, the lesser the chaos in society.

But then, what do I know?

Calmwaters:

Make am 5 bottles abeg make I run buy suya join

Correct guy. Every don set.

Calmwaters:
Make I sit down wait comments

Abeg, shift make I join you. You like orijin?

Many on here may not realise it, but GEJ has left Nigerian politics behind, he's on the world stage now.

He's now above the hullabaloo of APC/PDP.

porka:


It is important you don't distort facts and stay within the context of the topic.

Buhari's WASC is the subject of discussion.

Then you're quoting the wrong person cause I wasn't the one who introduced constitutional requirements to the discussion.

Besides, constitutional requirements is the umbrella under which Buhari's certificate saga rests.

porka:


Buhari's affidavit submitted to INEC was about his original WASC with the Secretary of the Military Board.

It was not about the WASC/school leaving certificate's equivalent.

That was what solicited the response from the military. They did not find Buhari's WASC in their records. They went ahead to produce the only document that faintly relates with Buhari's WASC in his record. It turned out to be a recommendation letter from his former principal 'pledging' that Buhari would pass English, Math and three other subjects.

In the midst of all these, Buhari caused the principal of what remains of his former secondary school to 'somehow produce' a result which was widely circulated.

He went that extra-mile to prove he wrote WAEC exams in 1961 and not WASC equivalent as you are trying to shift attention.

Your 'WASC' equivalent story is therefore not tenable, brother.

Why did he not swear that he has WASC equivalent(s).

Buhari had since taken office as the president of Nigeria with all the powers of the Commander-in-chief of the armed forces.

All he needs to do at this point is ask his lawyers to present his WASC in court and let the case end.

If you followed the conversation between me and the guy I quoted, you would realise that what we were talking about was majorly constitutional requirements to contest for presidency. Whether it is FSLC or WASC...shikena.

Abeg look well next time.

P.S: I'm not a politician.

OlujobaSamuel:

my dad never wrote that constitution, so check the constitution or query those that defined ssc or its equivalent in the constitution. it's not my opinion that i'm citing but the law.

Well, there's a presumption that every Nigerian has his/her SSCE which is the default qualification at secondary level, till that is rebutted with a presentation of its equivalent. Till Buhari provides this 'equivalent', your lame attempt at a defence is hogwash.

Peace.

OlujobaSamuel:

I think I said plus few add-ons or you purposely removed that to make your argument tenable?
the law says ssc or its equivalent.
check the interpretation act and s308 or so, to know what its equivalent means.
you can also get a guardian article of around February 2015 on the issue. it was extensively discussed, except you are just so deep into apc/pdp issue, then you shouldn't have to limit things to what you heard from a source.

You're trying to be smart by half. What is the equivalent of a senior school leaving certificate?

OlujobaSamuel:
lol, na wao. nothing but an academic exercise. to the plaintiff, you tried, at least, you worked towards your belief irrespective of how worthless it might be, unlike those of us(e-warriors) that rants online daily with none ready to go out to protest or file a case in court.
modified
seems the economic crisis is affecting reasoning also in this nation. I can't believe some are even serious about his eligibility. some don't even know that primary school plus few add-ons is the minimum qualification.
it's high time we started teaching our constitution in pry and sec schools.

The minimum qualification to be President isn't a primary school leaving certificate. It's a secondary school leaving certificate. Don't mislead people here, in an effort to exonerate Buhari.

Please, any peep(s) from Ekiti who has been screened? Please help with info, and the day of your screening. Thanks

Lol, wetin we no go see?

Ali Bomaye! Ali Bomaye!! Ali Bomaye!!!

Rest in peace, Ali #TheGreatest

This is funny. How can government order private businesses on how they should run? Government should be coming up with policies that should keep people in their jobs, and not ordering banks, except they want to start helping banks pay their staff.

Another big miss from this government.

GT Da Guitarman's Truly, Wande Coal's Ololufe, Backstreet Boys' Incomplete, Katie Melua's Nine Million bicycles...the list is endless abeg. I used to sing her these songs, but to what end?

Person wey dey wear white, no suppose dey fight mechanic. When Dele Momodu decided to leave the position of an elder and come down to Davido's level, he surrendered respect.

Davido will be glad though, he has given him an avenue to have extra lines on his songs.