#CDCFIBRecruitment2025 hello sir / ma
I have log into the portal before 9am waiting for my questions to show up, I didn't see anything, my later it was showing me that my exam is already concluded without even seeing a question, pls help me out sleepless night just to study.
@PeterObi Our President!
The Authentic President!!
The Global Leader of Obidients Movement!!!
I have ONLY love for you, Sir
🧡❤💓💞💖💕💗💓💖❤💖
May God continue to fight and destroy your (and our) enemies and never stop giving you (us) victory; back to back to back.....
Just in: “All Nigerian Men should go inside the house it’s the turn of We Nigerian women to lead the Protest, I am calling on every Nigerian woman to come out on the 4th of April after the 30 days rant challenge ends and stage a Nationwide Protest” - Nigerian Lady Calls for a #TinubuIsaTerriblePresident Protest immediately after the #30daysrantchallenge ends
@PeterObi Again, Nigerians, since crying online and offline won't help us, what's the next solution?
What can we do? We will not accept to be slaves in our own country, we must come up with a lasting solution and I'm not talking about voting cos what if they refuse to conduct elections?
@PeterObi We don’t have a parliament. If we don’t stand up against these guys, nothing will be done. Peter, Atiku, Mallam and Rivers people should lead the way. I will personally mobilize in hundreds asap. Let’s walk to have a working Nigeria. Timing send anybody papa.
While still agonizing over the ongoing deterioration of democracy in our nation, especially with the situation in Rivers State, and trying to reach out to our National Assembly members not to support and sustain the unconstitutionality and arbitrariness, I just heard that they have added salt to injury by using a voice vote to pass the illegality .
The Constitution is clear that this cannot be done through a voice vote but by calling individuals to answer 'yes' or 'no.'
You cannot determine a two-thirds majority by a voice vote.
While a two-thirds majority is crucial, it does not justify bypassing proper procedures and undermining the principles of transparency and accountability.
The use of a voice vote in such a significant decision not only disregards constitutional requirements but also erodes public trust in the democratic process as well as the transparency and integrity of the National Assembly .
Decisions of such magnitude must be made with integrity, following the letter and spirit of the law.
It is disheartening that a decision as crucial as approving an emergency proclamation — one that could alter the course of the nation — has been handled with such casual disregard for constitutional standards.
The 1999 Constitution of Nigeria (as amended) clearly requires that such a proclamation must be approved by at least two-thirds of all members of each House — the Senate and the House of Representatives.
A simple call of "Aye" or "Nay" cannot accurately measure this crucial threshold.
When a supermajority is required, it demands a recorded vote — whether by division, roll call, or electronic means. This isn't just a technicality; it's a matter of law and legitimacy.
The Senate Standing Orders and House Rules were established to ensure that decisions of this magnitude are made transparently, with accountability.
Ignoring these procedures is not just an oversight; it is a betrayal of the democratic process.
A voice vote for such a critical matter is not just insufficient; it's a dangerous precedent. If we can bend the rules so easily, what stops us from undermining other pillars of democracy?
Today, it's a voice vote on a state of emergency — tomorrow, it could be a voice vote on citizens' fundamental rights.
It is painful to think that members of the National Assembly, who swore to uphold the Constitution, could participate in a process that sidesteps the very essence of due process.
We must ask ourselves: If the law no longer anchors our decisions, then what does?
This is not just a flawed procedure; it is a warning signal.
We cannot afford to keep gambling with the soul of our democracy. -PO
@PeterObi Dear Nigerians
We are currently experiencing a state capture!!!
It’s not all about PO right now! Our constitution has been suspended.
Make una wake Up 🪧
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Video: Nobody hacked my account, Annie and I no longer together – 2Baba
Nigerian music icon Innocent Idibia, popularly known as 2Baba, has dismissed earlier claims that his Instagram account was hacked.
In a video posted on his Instagram story on Sunday night, 2Baba confirmed that a controversial post about his separation from his wife, Annie Idibia, was indeed made by him. The original post, which announced the end of his 13-year marriage to Annie, read:
“Hello to my beautiful people of all federations. Well, this thing I have to say is short but also long…I and Annie Macaulay have been separated for a while now, and currently filed for divorce.
“I would grant a press release soon to say my story. Not because it is anyone’s right to know about my personal life but because I love my people and I need them to know my innocence or offense. Stay blessed my people. I love you all.”
Soon after, another message appeared on the same account, stating that the page had been compromised. It read, “My Instagram account has been hacked, efforts are being carried out to take back control. #onelove!”
In a twist, 2Baba later posted a video clarifying the situation. He confirmed that his account had not been hacked, contradicting the previous claim, and suggested that the initial post about his separation was indeed genuine.