Congrats. But the man's face get as he b

Good one, I have seen comment from yoruba brother bringing the Great Igbo into the achievement of their brother WITHOUT Knowing that PROF BEN NWABUEZE wrote the CoNSTITUTION of GAMBIA and ETHOPIA.

IGBOS are great people and pace setters.

A product of Great of Ife

SLIDEwaxie:
I will rather be a cop in a US state. Gambia ko, hiati ni..

see his coat sef

Why do people talk like this with no real knowledge of the issue at hand .

I think NL should have a basic level of intellect before people are allowed to post

Gambia has a lot of respect for Nigeria and have a long history of making our Legal exports
If great influence within their Judicial system

The life in Gambia us peaceful and well organised.

Please don't cheapen thus appointment is any way shape or form. Read below a close family member who was an excellent person to Gambia

] He served as a Justice of the Court of Appeal of the Gambia (1980–1983) and was Chief Justice of the Gambia (1983–1992). He was Vice President of the World Judges Association in 1991.

Justice Ayoola was so upright he headed ICPC and had the courage to challenge the status quo buy advocating Life imprisonment for people found guilty of stealing public funds.

Shame the NASS let him down by frustrating all his efforts

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emmanuel_Ayoola

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Emmanuel Ayoola


Emmanuel Olayinka Ayoola is a Nigerian lawyer and judge who became Chairman of the Independent Corrupt Practices Commission in 2005. He is also a judge of the Appeals Chamber of the Special Court for Sierra Leone.[1]

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Emmanuel Ayoola was born in October 1933. He obtained a Bachelor of Laws degree from the University of London, and a BA in Jurisprudence from Oxford University. He was called to the English Bar at Lincoln's Inn in 1957. In 1959 he was admitted as Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Nigeria. For seventeen years he had a private legal practice in Ibadan, Oyo State.[1][2]

Judicial career Edit
In 1976 he was appointed a Judge of the High Court of Western Nigeria, and soon after a judge of the High Court of Oyo State.[2] He served as a Justice of the Court of Appeal of the Gambia (1980–1983) and was Chief Justice of the Gambia (1983–1992). He was Vice President of the World Judges Association in 1991. He was President of the Court of Appeals of Seychelles, and Justice of the Court of Appeal of Nigeria (1992–1998), Justice of the Supreme Court of Nigeria (1998–2003), retiring in October 2003 at the mandatory age of 70. He then became the Chairman of the National Human Rights Commission of Nigeria (2003–2005). He was Chairman of the Working Committee on Law Revision of the Laws of the Federation of Nigeria, 2000.[1]

The Secretary-General of the United Nations appointed Ayoola as President of Appeals Chamber of the Special Court for Sierra Leone (2004–2005), set up to try those responsible for the Sierra Leone Civil War.[3] He has edited the Seychelles Law Digest, the Law Reports of the Gambia, and the Nigerian Monthly Law Reports.[4]

Independent Corrupt Practices Commission Edit
In 2005 Ayoola was appointed Chairman of the Independent Corrupt Practices Commission, replacing Mustapha Akanbi on his retirement.[citation needed] In August 2008, Ayoola said that all acts of corruption that hamper government efforts in the fight against corruption should attract a mandatory sentence to life imprisonment without remission.[5]

References Edit


^ a b c "About the Keynote Speaker: Justice Emmanuel Olayinka Ayoola" (PDF). Nigerian Lawyers Association. Retrieved 2009-10-12.
^ a b MARIAM UWAIS (November 18, 2003). "Hon Justice Emmanuel Olayinka Ayoola Justice of the Supreme Court: Jurist Par Excellence Takes a Bow.". This Day. Retrieved 2009-10-12.
^ "Judicial Appointments to the Special Court". United Nations. 26 July 2002. Retrieved 2009-10-12.[dead link]
^ "Emmanuel Ayoola". AfDevInfo. Retrieved 2009-10-12.
^ "ICPC Chairman Wants Life Jail for Saboteurs of Anti-Corruption Campaign". Daily Champion. 22 August 2008. Retrieved 2009-10-12.

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datbay:
Talk straight, are you talking about the yeeboos?

He's referring to retards like you.

I have interracted with him personally some years ago; Very humble and unassuming; a worthy elevation....

We praise him. We hair him. We commend the Gambia. But in Nigeria, most states cannot accept other tribes to be in their local govt. Though we have Niger and Chad in our ministerial lists. It's okay

BUSHHUNTER:
Great product from Southwest

why can't we just give comment without segregation... wch one is southwest now....just say he is a Nigerian...Lobatan

OrlandoOwoh:

You're not happy over a northerner in NNPC but want a foreigner to head a body in Nigeria, how do you reason?

Why should I be angry a Northerner is heading the NNPC? Why? It doesn't make any sense.

Besides, the issues are much more than just a Northerner heading the NNPC. I'm just in support of a total restructure of the system.

Gambia is a lawless country that is run by a dictator that thinks he is running a mosque. The same as nigeria.- rogue nation.

philips70:


When state of origin is still in our forms in this modern age? A Bayelsa man serving as a common office clerk in Gombe state is a celebrated story here.

Our issues too many sef! It goes deeper beyond the state of origin; we hardly see each other as one. Bro!!!

philips70:


That's why this generation needs to deviate from our past and start preaching oneness and unity. If you move around a lot you will really not see any reason to be close circuited around this tribal thing. I know it's difficult to ignore these mutual suspicions but we can only try especially when we know some certain greedy individuals are festering it for selfish gains.

I just hope you're NOT insinuating what I'm not? I'm not a tribalist; I'm just someone who is irredeemably avowed to seeing justice and equity thrive in the society I live. That's all.

There are fundamental issues that keep rising to tribalism in this nation. And the solutions to these mutual suspicions are what I seek. Period.

dearpreye:


Why should I be angry a Northerner is heading the NNPC? Why? It doesn't make any sense.

Besides, the issues are much more than just a Northerner heading the NNPC. I'm just in support of a total restructure of the system.

Self deceit.

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OrlandoOwoh:

Self deceit.

Your opinion. Your right.

BUSHHUNTER:
Great product from Southwest

the tribal cows

datbay:
Talk straight, are you talking about the yeeboos?

U are one of them.

That face though.,

Is he ralated to Obasanjo ??

Shortyy:
Wow. Good for him

How short are you?

Melo lara Gambia? Please talk of a better country!

appointment based on merit, if it was Nijja...it will be a mallam just for the sake of having a mallam

Emade:
Is southwest not part of nigeria?

Southwest is a great and blessed region in Nigeria

sammyj:
God bless Nigeria, God bless SW Nigeria !!!

bigot sighted

.....

aenero:
bigot sighted

iphanyiuma:
Non of my business

rejoice on somebody's progress,so that yours will come past 2.so dia4 be proud of him.