notoriousbabe:
God bless you jare

lakesidepapa:


This is the real koko, aregbe doesn't have case and omisore has no hope as he's finding what is not lost





Osun: Tribunal to Communicate Judgement Date
as PDP, APC Submit Final Addresses
Senator Iyiola Omisore
By Yinka Kolawole
Osun State Election Petition Tribunal hearing the
petition of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP’s
candidate, Senator Iyiola Omisore, challenging the
victory of Mr. Rauf Aregbesola of All Progressives
Congress, APC in the August 9, 2014 governorship
election on Friday adjourned for judgment.
The adjournment came following the adoption of
written address of the two parties by their counsel.
The Peoples’ Democratic Party (PDP)’s governorship
candidate, Senator Iyiola Omisore is praying the
tribunal to cancel the results of the election in some
polling units in 17 local government councils of the
state and declared him the lawful winner of the
election.
Counsel to Omisore, Alex Izinyon (SAN), while
addressing the panel said the respondents, Governor
Rauf Aregbesola, APC and Independent National
Electoral Commission, INEC, had failed to defend the
allegation of corrupt practices, substantial non-
compliance and irregularities levelled against them,
urging the tribunal to discountenance their defense.
He said that the petitioner’s evidences were weighty
enough to declare Omisore the winner of the
election.
But respondents urged the tribunal to dismiss the
petition for lack of merit, baseless and wasting of
time.
Represented by Chief Akin Olujinmi (SAN) and Mr.
Rotimi Akeredolu (SAN) and Mr Ayptinde Ogunleye,
submitted that the specific allegations upon which
the grounds of the petition were predicated were
criminal in nature adding that the petitioners had
failed to prove the allegations beyond reasonable
doubt.
They noted that the tribunal had no discretion to hear
the petition based on their initial application that the
petitioner filed his petition out of time.
They however urge the tribunal to dismiss the
petition for lacking in merit with substantial cost.
Meanwhile, security were beefed up around the
court premises as armed policemen and operatives
of State Security Service (SSS) were deployed in the
area to ensure that there was no breakdown of law
and order.
Members of the PDP after the tribunal sitting had
gone to town singing that the tribunal had declared
their candidate, Senator Iyiola Omisore winner. The
news which spread like wild fire around the town as
residents of state were making callings to
government officials and journalists to find out the
true story concerning the sitting at the tribunal.
In a swift reaction, the All Progressives Congress
(APC) faulted the claim that PDP has won the election
petition tribunal case.
A statement issued by its Director of Publicity,
Research and Strategy, Mr Kunle Oyatomi said “it is
not true that the PDP has won at the Election Petition
Tribunal in Osogbo.
“The PDP members had gone beserk. Nothing of sort
has happened anywhere in any court of law of the
Federal Republic of Nigeria.
The APC admonished the residents of the state to
shun the rumour describing it as wicked and cynical
jubilation by PDP members around some centres in
Osogbo that they have won at the Tribunal.
“It is not only false, it is intended to create confusion
in the state capital and other cities. What happened
today at the tribunal was not a judgment. 'The
Tribunal simply had addresses by all counsel,
representing their clients on the case. After that, the
Tribunal chairman adjourned sitting indefinitely.
“No date has been fixed for judgment. Only a terrible
mischief-maker and political vagabond will go about
town declaring victory and rejoicing in a case of this
nature which the court has not made final
pronouncement on.
'The people of Osun should disregard PDP's antics.
'That party is already losing its mind and its
leadership in the state of Osun needs spiritual and
medical help.
'Governor Rauf Aregbesola is in charge and All
Progressives Congress is the party in power in the
State of Osun.
'Nothing has changed that fact. Osun people should
go about their lawful businesses and treat the PDP
people who are jubilitating over nothing with pity for
something has seriously wrong with them, the APC
said.
However, the Chairman of the three member panel,
Justice Elizabeth Ikpejime, adjourned indefinitely,
saying the date of the judgement would be
communicated to the parties.
“It is a fact that based on intelligence at the
Command's disposal, there was massive deployment
of policemen at conspicuous locations in Port
Harcourt to forestall breakdown of law and order.
“Members of the public are by this release called to
ignore and disregard the rumour, please.”
When contacted, Okocha also told THISDAY that he
was not under house arrest.
He however raised concern over the massive police
presence around his residence.
According to him, “I woke up this morning to see
about six troopers of police around my residence.
Although my movement was not restricted, the police
have not explained to me why that large security
presence.

SirShymex:


Lol. Big, I'm being serious.

Got plans for the city?

Also, from all the old Yoruba architecture I've seen on here - [size=20pt]the Egbas seem to have the best one. [/size]Saw Ijebu Ode in the culture section last week on a thread created by some Ijebu guy - and the place looks ancient as well.

Anyhoo, a lot of these ancient Yoruba cities need modernisation...and this generation needs to get involved. What do you think?

DollyParton1:


Yes!!!!!!

SirShymex:


Lmao. You definitely have a slick mouth on you, and I like that.

But hey, the truth is bitter and folks hate the truth. However, that is something you can never run from. Just take a look at those pictures on the first page, and tell me you're proud, as a Yoruba person.

There's no darn history in health hazard. The mixture of past, present, and future are exemplified all over Europe. I won't even cite popular cities, and major capitals. Just go to Venice to see what explaining history with architecture is about. No one is saying those cities have to look like Venice - but you can develop unique beauty from the old.

Anyway, that's ya prerogative...and those tacky and dirty buildings do not represent my history as a Yoruba guy.

Shalom!

SirShymex:


Nah, you can't burn a city down...folks just need to be acquainted with the health risks associated with how they live, so as to enable them do the right.

I'll like to know the life expectancy of those living in those areas, to be honest.

Rexyl:


It's like you are saying those politicians you are worshipping are not more corrupt than Akala. They are all wicked, the only difference is some are stylish in their wickedness and corruption. Don't let hatred blind your sense of reasoning.

Ogbeche77:
Unfortunately Venice is going the way of Ibadan, I was there last autumn, most of the buildings need complete renovation, the canal stinks. I can't think of any government more corrupt in europe than the Italian government. They generate millions of euro from that city.

Talking of Ibadan, it should be a tourist attraction with it history only if the state govt can think, but those mofos are only interested on siphoning public funds. Nothing to offer the nation.
Imagine places like the Nazis concentration camps that bring bad memory attracting thousands of tourist yearly, and they pay a fortune for a guided tour.. Abeg I don loose hope for naija

adioolayi:

I think you quoted me wrongly... My response was for that e.diot that rained abused on Ibadan

Ogbeche77:
They can preserve the old structures and still have new architecture, just like the major European cities...
Have you been to Prague or Budapest? They are both perfect example of new city in an old town...

SirShymex:


Are you Egba?

Now I see why you're nuts.

DollyParton1:

I happen to be half egba.....

SirShymex:


What's the other half?

DollyParton1:

somewhere in Osun state......
home of Bowen University.

SirShymex:


Oh ok. You're babeonline's sister then.

That's the home of Yorubas...the ancient people.

Anyway, in the words of Krs One, "I'll give you the gift, but use the gift to uplift." The gift is on this thread.

SirShymex:


Nah, I've not been to Eastern Europe like that - just West and South.

But planning to visit Latvia and Czech in future. Heard they've got the best snow bunnies in Europe.

DollyParton1:

Its not even my bday yet. But u can gift me a gift, give me a gift or gift me a give. Whatever goes

SirShymex:


Nah, I've not been to Eastern Europe like that - just West and South.

But planning to visit Latvia and Czech in future. Heard they've got the best snow bunnies in Europe.

Ogbeche77:
Latvia (Lettland) is dead,nothing is really happening there, but Prague is heaven on earth. The snow bunnies will give you a first class escort service .. And the place so so cheap, they don't really spend accept euros but czech koronas, so imagine visiting with just £600.
Plan a weekend trip, arrive on thursday and depart on sunday. I can join, maybe during summer.... Its worthwhile.

Budapest is also fun

Ogbeche77:
I took this picture last october in Venice.. You can see the buildings.... Not so impressive

SirShymex:


Darn!! I need to that part of Europe as asap. I don't like the Polish mofos out here, hence I never really cared about the region. But whenever I meet the other folks, they're always decent. And you know Southern Europe and the hype, especially the mediterranean axis - that's where all heads go.

Summer is defo the time cos of the weather. Have you been up North (Scandinavian countries)? Heard Sweden is cray as well.

SirShymex:


Berlusconi done them in - bunga bunga parties.

So, you travel a lot, don't you? - impressive.

That's my dream as well - globetrotting and moving like a ghost from country to country.

Ogbeche77:
South europe is all hype jare. They are basically the same. Nothing new to see. But places like Greece, Spain and Portugal are awesome in summer. I haven't been to Spain and Portugal though but I had alot from buddies. Greece is alittle bit expensive, I guess its because of the austerity measures. But its nice

Never been up north, I'm scared of those freezing temperatures, and aside the blondes, I don't think Scandinavia countries are any different from Germany, Italy, Austria etc. Similar culture and behavior...

Bratislava,Prague and Budapest.. Anyday, anytime

Ogbeche77:
Yap, its convenient to move around Europe considering the location of Germany.. The trains are moving on rail 24/7 all around europe. Perhaps it's not so expensive.
If you travel in groups with friends its even very very cheap..
Or just fill up the car and you are good to go, but the highway tax is another expense. You have to pay to use the autobahn in any country you drive through

SirShymex:


Driving is long, when almost all the countries use right-hand driving. Never tried it.

Ogbeche77:
Train is better then. But you need to fly outta UK first

SirShymex:


I hear that.

But I hope their trains aren't as messed up as the ones in Dutch Belgium? - that's 3rd world country-esque and you definitely can stay on those scrap metal for too long.

Justfollowit:


Hey! Please do not compare Belgium with the UK, like ever again.

Sorry to butt in

SirShymex:


How do you mean? - I'm lost here.

But I hope their trains aren't as messed up as the ones in Dutch Belgium?