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21  Forum / Naijapals Base (Metro life) / Re: Call girls revolt, say nobody can chase us out of Abuja on: 28-01-2010 12:30 PM
ABEGE LEAVE THEMOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
22  Forum / Relationships & Romance / Re: No role for men "in future" on: 27-01-2010 08:06 PM
I DONT THINK SO COS MY FATHER, FRIENDS & MY MAN ARE SO MUCH IMPORTANT TO ME ESPECIALLY MY MAN I ADORE HIM SO MUCH
23  Forum / Relationships & Romance / Can you steal your wife’s money? on: 23-01-2010 06:34 PM
Roll Eyes Roll Eyes Roll Eyes Roll Eyes Roll Eyes
Men have always accused their wives of stealing their money. In our previous edition, we asked women what would make them steal their husbands’ money, and they gave various responses. However, women are also of the opinion that some men steal from their wives. As a result, we went round town to find out from men if women were right in saying that men also steal their wives’ money. These are their responses.

Kelvin Bede Anyanwu
How can I steal my wife’s money? The money belongs to us. If I have any cause to take her money, not steal, I would inform her but if I can’t reach her, I will inform her that I took her money when she comes back. I think I don’t have to steal my wife’s money because we are one.

Christian Ogban
I don’t have to steal my wife’s money. I believe we are one. Whatever belongs to her belongs to me. If I find her money kept carelessly, I will keep it for her because stealing it is like stealing my own property, so I can’t steal my wife’s money.

Kachi Okoye
It depends. I would say I have never taken her money kept carelessly because whatever belongs to her is ours. It’s like arresting a man who killed his own goat.

Oba Jumbo
If she has enough, I will reduce it for her especially if she refuses to give me when I ask. If she denies she has when I know she does, I will certainly steal it but the only thing is that I will admit whenever she finds out and asks.

Arigbanla Seyi
Yes, I can steal my wife’s money if the need arises because the money belongs to us. But I will tell her what I have done later.

Anonymous.
The Yoruba says, eni to leru loleru, meaning, the one who owns the load, owns the carrier. That is to say that my wife is mine so is her money. So, if I steal her money, I am simply stealing from myself.
24  Forum / Naijapals Base (Metro life) / Court gives FEC 14-day ultimatum to decide Yar’Adua’s fate on: 23-01-2010 06:11 PM
A Federal High Court, at the weekend, slammed a 14- day ultimatumon members of the Executive Council of the Federation (Federal Executive Council) to pass a resolution as to whether ailing President Umar Musa Yar’Adua is permanently incapacitated to exercise the duties of his office or not.
The resolution, according to the orders of the court, should be made public.

Chief Judge of the Federal High Court, Justice Daniel Abutu, who gave the judgment, however, said it was not within the powers of the court to determine whether or not President Yar’Adua is permanently incapacitated to discharge his presidential functions, in view of the provisions of section 146 of the 1999 constitution.

The court held that the procedure for determining whether or not President Yar’Adua is incapable of holding office is clearly stated in section 144 of the 1999 constitution and there is no other procedure other than that.
It was also the findings of the court that the only body charged with the responsibility of determining the health of the President is the Executive Council of the Federation, as enshrined in section 144 of the constitution.
Justice Abutu, who was delivering judgment in the case filed by, Honourable Farouk Adamu Aliyu, who represented Birni Kudu/Buji Federal Constituency of Jigawa State in the National Assembly and Sani Ussain Garun Gabbas, said there is no evidence before the court to show that Vice President Goodluck Jonathan has not been performing the duties of the president in his absence.

The judge also ruled that the only body recognized by the 1999 Constitution is the Executive Council of the Federation and not the Federal Executive Council. He, however, agreed with the Attorney General of the Federation, Chief Michael Aondoakaa (SAN), who is the only defendant in the suit, said the Federal Executive Council had acted on the health condition of President Yar’Adua in its resolution of December 2, 2009 which pronounced Yar’Adua as capable of discharging his duties.

“Section 144 of the 1999 constitution must be read in the context of section 143 and 146. The court cannot, under section 146 declare the President permanently incapacitated as it lacks the jurisdiction to do so. This court cannot usurp the powers of the Executive Council of the Federation.

“The procedure is stipulated in section 144 of the 1999 constitution and there is no other procedure under the constitution. Having regard to the absence of President Yar’Adua on ill health, this court has no powers to come to a conclusion that Yar’Adua is permanently incapacitated.

“On whether the court can compel the Federal Executive Council to pass a resolution on the health condition of the president, the court can exercise such powers and it is hereby ordered that the Executive Council of the Federation to, within 14 days, consider and pass a resolution as to whether or not President Yar’Adua is permanently incapacitated to discharge his functions and make their resolution public.
“There is no evidence before the court that Vice President Jonathan has not been performing the functions of the President in his absence.”

Shortly after the judgment was delivered, Aondoakaa said the judgment would be shown to Jonathan for appropriate action. He however, gave assurance that the Federal Government will abide by the judgment of the court.

The plaintiffs had approached to challenge the absence of the president for more than a month. They asked the court to determine whether the absence of the president from office did not constitute permanent incapacity within the meaning and intendment of Section 146 of the 1999 Constitution.
Counsel to the plaintiffs, Mr. Bamidele Aturu, said yesterday immediately after the judgment, that the FEC cannot pass a resolution because it is an illegal body.

The plaintiffs, in their affidavit in support of the originating summons, said that the President has been undergoing treatment at a hospital in Saudi Arabia since the 23rd of November 2009 “and no member of the Executive Council of the Federation, including the defendants know when he will return to his duty or his state of health.”

He said members of the Executive Council of the Federation, including the defendant, have refused or neglected to take any step to investigate or determine the actual state of health of the President.
The plaintiffs also said that the refusal of the AGF and the National Assembly and members of the Executive Council of the Federation to investigate the actual state of health of the president and pass or reject a resolution, as to whether he is capable to continue in office, has thrown the country into wild speculation.
They also said the refusal of Jonathan to perform the functions of the president in the absence of Yar’Adua has grounded the activities of government.
25  Forum / Relationships & Romance / Re: 17 Signs of Love on: 23-01-2010 05:38 PM
Quote from: teeco on 19-01-2010 04:23 PM
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   u look at their picture constantly

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   wen u are on da phone,u wont want to hang up and if u must,u miss them immediately

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    u read their text over and over again

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    u walk really slow wen u are wit them

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    u feel shy wenever u are / they are around

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   wen u think abt them,u heart beats faster and slower at the same tyme

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  u smile wen u hear their voice

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  wen u look at them,u can't see other people around u

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  u start listening to slow soe thinking of them

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  they are all u think about

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  u get high just from their scent

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  u realise that u are always smiling wen u think of them

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u would do anthing for them/anthing to see them

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  while reading this,there was one person on your mindthe whole tyme

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  u were so busy thinking about that person that u didn't notice that 12 was missing

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  u just scrolled up to check and are now laughing at urself

Teeco Designer
 Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss
U REALLY GOT THE IDEA I HOPE U GO STUDY LOVE FOR SCHOOL
26  Forum / Relationships & Romance / Re: Do not start a sex related thread on this board on: 19-01-2010 09:45 AM
LOVELY....................................... Tongue Tongue Tongue
27  Forum / Naijapals Base (Metro life) / Re: Can you forfeit your career for marriage? on: 18-01-2010 06:33 PM
To me i belive that two heads are better than one head even if he is a Multi-Billionaire and want me to forfeit mine career he will simple him to establish a giant supermarket for me And moreover its not all problem should be brought to him i will solve some on my own Toi me i will say YES if he will do that And for mine career all is wellk so as a wife i need to be submissive to my husband
28  Forum / Politics / Re: Soludo's dad kidnapped on: 8-11-2009 03:57 PM
Congrats dad is back home  lets give tanx to God for spearing him till today  Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy
lets build our father land together
29  Forum / Relationships & Romance / Re: Somali man 112 years old man weds girl of 17 years on: 4-11-2009 04:57 PM
  Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss Kiss :-*THIS MATTER IS A GREAT ONE NA WAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
U KNOW LOVE NEVER ENDS THAT IS WHAT HAPPEN BETWEEN THOSE TWO COUPLE 

WELL HAPPY MARRIED LIFE
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