Kalu now knows the tune. Keep playing it.
But remember, when you deviate from it, your past performances will hold for naught, for you shall be judged harshly.
@the_popemichael It’s not just representation, It’s diluting legislative powers so that it is not concentrated in any one person because power to make law is serious stuff. Read Federalist no. 51 and 62.
Point remains. More numbers holding a position, each one is weaker.
And the worst thing here is that these Catholic bishops don't have wives, nor children.
They have all submitted themselves to the Holy Church and nothing moves them again.
They are not GOs who are running churches as an enterprise and may be needing government's favour in their business.
Of course, you can't even bribe them. The Catholic bishops are contented with what the church gives them. Their only care is the welfare of the general public.
I really do understand the reason behind the meltdown in the Villa.
Apparently people don't know who a Cardinal is and the amount of influence they yield.
Most of these guys have diplomatic passports, have trained at the highest level of philosophy, theology, and a major discipline. They write books, they act as local imprimatur to people who also write. I'm talking big people who write. And above all, people listen to them — Big & important people listen to them.
Korol Wojtyla (John Paul III), as a cardinal was then Polish government enemy number as he opposed a communist Poland. Poland owes whatever it is today, democratically, to him — at least to a large extent. Wait till you hear about Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński, the one who mentored Karol.
Jaime Sin of Philippines literarily tumbled a dictatorship by leading peaceful protests and human barricades of millions of people. His intervention was pivotal in one of the world's most successful nonviolent democratic transitions.
Same with József Mindszenty of Hungary, a fighter against Communist Hungary who was popular with the phrase — communism kills the human identity. They even tortured him, and that led to unrest and protests. There's also Thomas Wosley of England. Maybe a little research on Cardinal Sarah and how he became one of the few national figures willing to challenge Sékou Touré's authoritarian regime publicly in Guinea.
A Cardinal does not engage in partisan politics. It's beneath them. However when it comes to the need to intellectually be at the defense of human rights, youth engagement, poverty eradication, and moral empowerment, they'd never be quiet.
So all these Tinubu boys are just mere humans. Dimwits who are controlled by money — a sad way to live.
You know when God wants to punish you..
He sends real prophets to you..
You can choose to listen or pretend you are deaf..
One way or the other Judgement will be passed and enforced on not only Tinubu but those egging him on!
Tinubu said he was born on 29th March 1952.
And he started his NYSC on 12th November, 1982.
Meanwhile, he was already 30 years old as at 29th March, 1982.
Then, how was he still allowed to serve when he was already over 30 years?
‘It’s inappropriate’ — CJN orders lawyers to drop 'Barrister' title
Kudirat Kekere-Ekun, the chief justice of Nigeria (CJN), has directed legal practitioners to stop using the title “Barrister” as a prefix to their names in all official engagements.
The directive, conveyed in a memorandum dated July 13, 2026, was addressed to litigation staff, legal practitioners, court registrars and lawyers.
https://t.co/MbXjPkxacc
BREAKING: FG to phase out power sector subsidy from next year
The federal government has announced plans to phase out subsidy payments in the power sector from 2027.
Joseph Tegbe, the minister of power, announced the plan during a media interactive session on Friday, while speaking on the power sector debt.
https://t.co/zgsLtLWd71
"You have governed before, you need to help us communicate with these other Governors...they need to do more to instead of building flyover when there is no numeric traffic, let's do more to enhance the quality of life and support security agencies to penetrate areas"
- President Tinubu
Italian footballer Mauro Icardi claims his ex-wife demanded €250,000 a month for herself, €65,000 monthly for their children, and €100,000 in divorce compensation, but a judge rejected the requests, with the Italian justice system also dismissing her appeal.
@Agu_Ikemba1 One is not better than the other. It depends on your ground conditions.
Remember, your soil has to be permeable before water can seep through. Assume you have clay soil, why would you design a permeable pavement there?
Best for impermeable -> drainage system.
Haba
This is still the same one-dimensional studio na, with an orange chair and two iPhone cameras
Don't we see how the camera booms down on Al Jazeera?
Move into thr 21 century NTA
@remiopakunle@Uchechukwupatr5 Just to add, I’m not an expert at this. I may have misunderstood a drawing or something. We’re all learning.
I’d like to know what you think about my concerns
@remiopakunle@Uchechukwupatr5 That detail is beginning to concern me and I feel like the failure in the photo you tried to correct likely had a similar detail.
Without sufficient development/anchorage length, all the tension in the top bar is being resisted by that “hook” or bend alone.
Is this built yet?
@remiopakunle@Uchechukwupatr5 No I’m not referring to torsion. I don’t think the beam fails in torsion.
What I think happens, is that because the anchorage length isn’t met at all, the hook of the top bar of the slab into the beam gives way due to repeated cyclic loading(hence the fatigue).
@Uchechukwupatr5@remiopakunle RC detailing is not my area as such but I agree with Remi. Anchorage rules matter.
That detail shown appears to be highly susceptible to fatigue and infact I think that whist regular checks for deflection and all that might work, fatigue will cause the failure.
Open to learn