Thank you so much for posting this picture... the attention of the Chief Registrar of the Court has been drawn to it and he has directed that the said chair be removed and replaced.

Congratulations Gen. Enenche, may God guide and lead you to do what is best for the NA and our nation...

It's really not easy for them... I pray God keep and sustain our gallant men!

1. Ole
2. U No Holy Pass
3. Omo t"osan
4. If Love Is A Crime
5. Only Me
6. See Me So
7. Right Here
8. Hate what you do to me
9. Free
10. Ocho
... the list is endless.

Small fishes... the big ones are untouchable.

patriotic9jaboy:
Niger Delta oil money in action

And What stops the Niger Delta Govs from putting theirs into Action?

What is the reason behind sealing their office? Is it because they expose/leaked information regarding Buratai's properties? What is EFCC waiting for as regards the Army Chief?

I wish him the best and pray he returns back in good health and sound mind...

Just some couple of years back we celebrated and thank God for a sucessful surgery, but then we can't question God... We thank God for his life and pray that God strengthen his entire family.

RIP


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YxeZ0eDVrWQ

I don't trust NLC... They wld probably force the govt to cut the price a little and the strike will be suspended.

Another action film... This one 'll b interesting sha! I observed lately that FFK makes less noise. However, I don't expect him to keep quiet over this story...

Women and children were locked inside their houses...

Residents of Shagayya, one of the areas witnessing rapid development in Suleja town of Niger State were confronted by eviction notice on Monday, when officials of the state High Court accompanied by armed policemen stormed the area to enforce a court judgment.
The ruling was on ownership of land housing over 300 homes. The land has undeveloped plots also.

The residents, who are either house owners or tenants on the land, Daily Trust gathered, include those who relocated to the area after the demolition of houses in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) during the era of Malam Nasir el-Rufa’i as minister. The sprouting of mansions in Shagayya earned it the nickname Millionaires’ Quarters.

When our reporter visited the area on Monday, residents expressed shock about the time given them to vacate the area. Official came on Monday, ordered them to vacate immediately and placed padlocks on their gates.

One of the residents who gave her name as Mrs Gloria told our reporter from inside her locked house, “They came here around 1:00pm and demanded that we should move out of our homes. I pleaded with them to allow my children take their meal as they just came back from school. But as I returned inside, they locked the gate and moved to other houses.” The woman’s sister scaled the wall not minding the barbed wire in attempt to get into the house .

A property agent, Peter Ikika said he was there on the order of his client. He said the tenants called the landlord and informed him of the development. He said they were warned that anyone who unlocked the padlock would be arrested and taken to court. A property owner, Muhammed Alpa said after he bought his land, which he said was a farmland at the time, he got the signature of the ward head on the paper which bore the land sale agreement between him and its original owner.

Daily Trust gathered that, the court verdict was passed on February 12, this year after a litigation that lasted for more than four years over who legally own the land measuring 10 hectares. The court judgment was ruled in favour of the complainant, Auwal Abubakar Pai, who instituted the action on behalf of his family through their lawyer, Barrister J.T. Ndubizu. Respondents were two families represented by Abubakar Nagogo Kawuni and Lawal Idris, respectively.

The question was whose forefather among the disputing parties, legally owned the farmland which over the years, the respondents allocated to buyers, who in turn developed it without securing statutory document.

The ward head of the area, Yusuf Abdullahi Mainasara confirmed to our reporter a that most of the residents who acquired plots from the family members that have lost in court had only the signature of ward head and that of the district head on their paper. Only few of them went further to have a local government grant, but not state Certificate of Occupancy (CofO), he added.
Chairman of Suleja Local Council Malam Dikko Kassim said, “The judgment was passed as far back as 2015, but action had been delayed on the judgment until now.

“However buildings had already been erected on some parts of the land. And the order includes that people occupying the land should immediately vacate.

“So in the process of enforcing the order, extreme measures were taken where some houses were locked up with residents including children inside them.

“As a result of that as chief security officer I decided to intervene in order to guard against the breakdown of law and order. I personally talked to the Chief Registrar of the court. On the following day, those houses were reopened and the occupiers were allowed to leave, before the buildings were closed again.

“Now, there’s nothing we could do about it. The only option is for the loosers in the case to appeal if they feel they were treated unfairly. So are the victims who happened to have bought the land.”

Read more at http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/property/landlords-lose-300-homes-in-court-judgment/137699.html#7YTpuYIMHz3AUSSz.99

May God continue to see our gallant men through...

May God see us thru...

I expect more details as to what IMF really wants from Nigeria i.e. What is the essence of this working visit?

If true, he 'll claim this is a deliberate harassment due to his unpopular views...

Hmm... I'm wondering how Chief Metuh would react at the end of his interrogation.

I feel sorry for her... Now what is the way forward? Is there still hope for justice? May God see her thru.

LOL... Na get work so?

ebosie11:
Link added

Thanks. Here is the link from The Fader Magazine: http://www.thefader.com/2015/12/08/best-songs-of-2015-list

Link please...

JOAN11:
pls be honest with yourself and tell us if he's not right? how many local governments are in ekiti, Edo,Osun Ondo and Anambra? These elections were conducted under GEJ and in 24 hours results were out even wen oppositions won, but kogi state is inconclusive, and bayelsa with only 8lgs is still inconclusive... Please always be honest no matter how hard it seems.. Goodmorning

Before/after the March 2015 Presidential Elections.... The success and failure of INEC was ascribed to Prof. Attahiru Jega, the then INEC Chairman and the name Jega was on the lips of many. Whether good/bad or failure of an election, the Chairman of INEC is to be held responsible for same and not the president... Only on the condition that the President is intentionally starving INEC of funds or refusing to support them positively, then we can hold the president liable.

So PMB is now the INEC Chairman?

boujaye:
and buhari always giving him very good reasons to criticize or you don't want d cluelessness of sai baba to be exposed?

Gov. Fayose is always in search of something that would make him criticize PMB... He always wants to be at the spot light! May God see him thru.

Who God BLESS...

lasisi69:
End time EFCC

End time response....

Who will APC field as their new Governorship candidate? Cuz d Igalas will not want a non Igala to become Governor....

Bambless1:
Standing Ovation For A Corrupt Leader. Person Wey Dem Suppose Stone To Death. #Shaking My Head & Legs# For This Kountry.

He is still innocent until proven guilty... So until he is pronounce guilty by the Court of Law, you 've no right to call him 'corrupt'.