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I equally believe so
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@Adekunle, let's pray for him always and be expectantly hopeful.
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@Adekunle, I guess you mean to say that the application of the law is partial and low income earners do not get favorable judgment as those with high income when faced with a similar case. I guess this was discussed in another chat where I stated t…
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@Gabriel Ayuk, the judiciary is indeed trying her best in ensuring sanity in the nation. The reason why it seems as though the poor are facing the full wrath of the law and the rich seem to be going scoot free is one of access to justice. In other …
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@Gabriel Ayuk, the law is for everyone. No one is above the law. Anyone that goes against the law will surely be made to face the wrath of the law. With the right political will of the government, this can be done. Nigeria is on the right path and I…
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There's a post on the legal implications of Audu Abubakar's death. Let us discuss on that platform.
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Good day Joet, You have a case and your civil right has been infringed upon. They were negligent in computing your medical expenses which made you suffer the financial loss of being billed twice for the same item. However, based on the presumed mi…
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@Manyamidah, it's true. If we all do what we can in the little way we can to make Nigeria better; in the end, Nigeria as a whole will be better.
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@Rotimizamani247, I honestly do not think there's anything like 'sources of Nigerian Constitution'. To the best of my knowledge, I feel the question is the 'sources of Nigerian Law' and they are five namely: 1.Customary Law 2. Islamic law, 3.Rece…
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Yes, @Simon Josh, I equally believe the end of Book Haram is near.
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We thank God. The Former Minister for Agriculture, Mr. Akinwunmi Adeshina is also the New President of the African Development Bank. We thank God for Nigerians making us proud world over.
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@Mike, our constitution is still the pivotal law guiding the nation. Without law, there is no sin and there will be rancor and disorder. The law is still in place and we are all still bound by the law. Regarding Tambuwal's defection, the constituti…
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Should the issues be unresolved, the aggrieved parties are free to approach the Election Petition Tribunal for a legal pronouncement on the issues that will be placed before the Court. If the INEC declared winner be declared so by the court, all go…
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@Chimex International, I suspect you are legally inclined. Providing the answer to this question and also explaining further will be of value to us all. There are a number of non-lawyers and non-law students on this forum who will appreciate the an…
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The Constitution, the Acts passed by the National Assembly and other laws guide the conduct of individuals in the country. The Independent National Electoral Commission (I.N.E.C.) was established in accordance with Section 153(f) of the Constituti…
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@09023023622, as stated by @Queenafy, law is meant for every citizen. As a citizen, Section 24 of the Constitution of Nigeria imposes a duty on you to obey the law and constituted authorities. As such, disobeying the law is wrong, illegal and uncons…
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@TiffanyFor, you are welcome. Thanks so much for your kind words. You can post your comment on issues being discussed and start your discussions on constitutional issues bothering you. Welcome once again.
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@Democrat and @Chilois204, I am tempted to agree with you. However, the fact that for the past 16 years, our federalism has seemed like a unitary system of government doesn't mean that federalism as a concept is bad. From the posture, stance and sa…
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@Godstimehot, the law in relation to the issue you raised is the Rent Control and Recovery of Residential Premises Law CAP. R5, Laws of Delta State. However, from my findings, that law is obeyed more in breach than in adherence. Though there is a …
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@Kennygbite, I totally agree with you.
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Cash 12, we appreciate your visit to this site and your contribution. However, we do not appreciate curses and swear words on this site. We appreciate discussions on issues and suggestions on the way forward. God bless you, God Bless PHCN and their …
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Simplesolar, thanks for your contribution. I quite agree with you. God bless Nigeria. Ifeanyi Opara, any Constitutional amendment that does not follow the procedure of the Constitution shall be declared null, void and unconstitutional by a competen…
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Emeka Umaeye, thanks for your comment. However, you will agree with me that this is not a constitutional issue and as such, it is not meant for this forum. Thanks once again for the comment.
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It is interesting that two people are asking almost the same question around this period. @Dunamis50 and @square07, the constitutional provisions relating to elections are contained in various provisions of the constitution. I tried to extract som…
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@Ayua, while apologizing for not answering your question earlier, we thank you for your question. In response, the Governing Council and the senate of a tertiary institution are the highest decision-making bodies in the institution and they reserve …
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@Kaysmithfreshsmyth, I agree with your first point. I equally add that electing leaders with a track-record of integrity is paramount. Regarding the second point, the fact that one came from a poor background does not mean the person will not be c…
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@AdiliejeOnyebu4, I think you seem to be arguing that the Nigerian youths spend more than with religious activities than political activities and that the docility of the youth to political activity will cause more harm than good to the society. If…
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@Sunmyson, the second part of your question talks about politicians serving lesser terms than you feel they ought to serve. Corruption cases are governed mainly by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (Establishment) Act. The Criminal Proced…