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Lobatan. The same Senate making noise that they do not recognised Magu as Efcc boss again. I use to tell people that 8th assembly is just a gathering of noise makers and empty chest beaters, they will only make noise for a week and forget about the matter... Hameed Ali is still Custom boss Hameed Ali is still not wearing uniform. IGP is still not honouring Senate surmon Magu is still efcc boss Dino is still under arrest Nobody is talking about Omoagege again Nobody is talking about Buhari impeachment again. ETC |
worksmart:You guys are so stupid, the same man you claimed was poisoned was in Daura for ward congress. Wailing for 3yrs never do you? Is wailing your destining? |
This same idiots will have the loudest voice when Boko Haram is having upper hand. Mind you they were no where to be found when Hero of corruption was busy carrying money around with Private Jet without approval. Oya impeach make we see na |
SalamRushdie:You are a very low memory human. Go to that link you provided and show us if the topic was captioned in the news. It's amazed me that so many ignorant people like you still believed Aso villa was closed |
Jobless ones |
Some low memory Nigerians still think Ambode out performed Fashola. Fashola is my role model |
Baawaa:
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The same set of people that are unable to pass 2018 budget by almost middle of the year want an urgent situation to pass through their table? #Iranu |
And when they release the list now, they will change story |
SalamRushdie:Eyah, Sorry, Take heart My regards to uncle Dino |
#Flashback
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Everyone will recall that Dino Melaye have turned himself to an errand boy to Senate President Bukola Saraki, especially during his trial at CCB and his wife Toyin Saraki ordeal with EFCC. It's Dino turns now, Apart from Saraki visiting Dino in hospital in Abuja, Saraki was not present when Dino was charged to court in Abuja where he secured N90m bail. Now Dino is being remanded in Prison in Lokoja, is it too much for Senate President to be present in Lokoja court in solidarity to his belived puppet son?
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You should have appointed your son as minister. Agbaya |
Rubbish, you think everybody is religious bigot like you guys? So from all what was discussed in US, all you could point to is stop killing Christians. Na only Christians dey die? What about people killed in Taraba,Zamfara? |
Game over. Weldone Liverpool, Barcelona did not survived this. See you in Final |
Yes this is Democracy and we are loving it. Nobody stops you from escorting him to lokoja |
Thank you Fashola |
So na ordinary escape from lawful arrest Dino paid wooping N90m for as bail? Chai, only God knows how many million Nigerian has maid over bail since 2015 Weldone guys |
Fools. Who petition helped? I can't count how many petitions IPOB have written to Trump, Trump no even remember to ask Buhari question about them, He was busy giving Buhari accolades. 2019 is PDP burial remembrance party |
If you notice something about the 8th Assembly, whenever anything is not going in their favour that's when you will hear them shouting DEMOCRACY DEMOCRACY, |
DullardBuhari:iHart , Come and see the fool you were talking about |
Few Pastors will tell you this. Thank God we still have a Sincere Pastor |
Get well soon |
Wailer must wail |
ollah2:Same thing I used to tell my fellow Christians. We are just being hypocrite |
This is the new way wailers have adobted to circulate rubbish, while the intellectual lazy people also help in rebroadcasting |
I only wonder why CAN were not protesting when Boko Haram was busy bombing Churches during Jonathan regime. May God heal our land |
NEWSMuslims call for joint protest with Christians over incessant killingsPublished on April 30, 2018 By Amos Tauna The Muslim Rights Concern, MURIC, has suggested that a joint protest by Christians and Muslims against the incessant killings going on in parts of the country be organized. While commending the Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, over the peaceful nature of protests held over killings in the country, MURIC said that the bloodshed was not limited to only Christians. A statement made available on Monday and signed by its Director, Professor Ishaq Akintola, suggested that a joint protest by both faiths would have been more appropriate. “The Muslim Rights Concern, MURIC, acknowledges the rights of groups to express themselves in a democratic setting. We also commend the Christian protesters for conducting themselves peacefully. We affirm clearly, categorically and unequivocally that life is sacred and no Nigerian citizen, whether Christian or Muslim, deserves to be killed. “However, we reaffirm our earlier position that Christians have not been the only victims of the killings around the country. Muslims are losing hundreds of faithful on a monthly basis in the North East as Boko Haram unleashes terror on the predominantly Muslim populace. 36 Muslims were killed in Birane Village in Zurmi Local Council, Zamfara State on February 16, 2018. Six Muslims were killed in Jidari Polo area of Maiduguri on April 26, 2018,” the statement explained. The group argued that just on Sunday, some Muslims lost their lives. “Even yesterday, Sunday 29th April, 2018, another 15 Muslims were killed in Bawon-Daji village, in Anka District of Zamfara. “Again, more than 12 Muslims were waylaid and killed in Makurdi, the Benue State capital, when the corpses of the two priests killed in the Benue church attack were brought to the city. These are verifiable attacks by those free of the ‘lazymania’ virus. “So the question arises: why kill innocent Muslim travellers when peaceful protests were already being planned? The pointable point is that we are all victims. Both Christians and Muslims have lost their members to criminals and blood-thirsty elements of our country. “Meaningful impact could have been made if both Christians and Muslims held a joint protest against the failure of government to stem the tide of killings. “That would make it impossible for observers to read meanings into yesterday’s protest. It would stop questions like, Why are they demonstrating now? Is it because Buhari is a Muslim? Why didn’t they protest when Jonathan was in power? Were there no killings in Jonathan’s time? Do they want to bring Buhari’s government down? “Who is doing the killings? Who are the culprits? Boko Haram insurgents, infiltrators from Libya, ISIS, local militiamen and certain disgruntled and unpatriotic elements who are keen on causing instability and discrediting this administration are top on our list of suspects. “Before we are accused of academic escapism in a season of ‘lazymania’, a little research will reveal that no matter how much this administration tries, it cannot overcome all the security challenges facing the country at the moment, particularly if it continues to rely on the resources presently at its disposal. Any politician promising something else is deceiving Nigerians. “The truth of the matter is that Nigeria as at today lacks the wherewithal to fight insecurity of this dimension. The United Nations recommends at least one policeman to every 499 persons. Yet with a population of 193 million people, Nigeria has just 317,000 policemen, about 100,000 soldiers and approximately 33,000 men of the Department of Secret Services (DSS). This is far below expectation. “It explains why the army had to deploy thousands of its men from the troubled North East to the South East when the Biafra debacle erupted about a year ago. Then came crisis in Plateau State, followed by the herdsmen saga in Taraba and the armed militi |
Inspector General of Police (IGP), Ibrahim Idris, has reacted to his summons by the Senate over the arrest of Senator Dino Melaye. The police boss warned the legislature not to personalise the issue, or trivialize the law indicting Melaye. According to him, “The Nigeria Police Force is a law abiding organization and holds the Senate and its leadership in high esteem, however the Force wishes to impress on the Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria not to personalize or trivialize the criminal offenses (Criminal Conspiracy and Unlawful Possession of Prohibited Firearms and other sundry offenses) indicting Sen. Dino Melaye from confessions of two (2) suspected kidnappers and Armed Robbers namely: Kabiru Saidu a.k.a Osama and Nuhu Salisu a.k.a Small; but should allow the rule of law and justice to prevail”. Idris, said that there was nothing illegal in his failure to honour in person, the Senate summon over issues involving Senator Dino Melaye, who is under arrest at the National Hospital Abuja. The IGP, who traveled with President Muhammadu Buhari to Bauchi State same day he was meant to be at the Senate, argued that his action of sending a senior officer to represent him at the Senate was in order and constitutional. The Senate had asked the IGP to appear before it on Thursday over the way Senator Melaye was maltreated by men of the Nigerian Police. Melaye, who represents Kogi West at the Senate, had jumped out of police vehicle and injured himself, after he tried to escape from police transporting him to Kogi State to answer for allegations of gunrunning and false assassination claim. Idris’ failure to honour the Senate summon in person did not go down well with the lawmakers who extended a fresh invitation for him to appear before its plenary next Wednesday. But justifying his action in a statement on Friday through police Public Relations Officer, Jimoh Moshood, the IGP said his official assignment to Bauchi warranted his sending the Deputy Inspector General of Police, in charge of Operations, to represent him at the Senate. “The functions, duties and responsibilities of the Inspector General of Police as listed in Section 215 of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria can also be carried out as mentioned in section 312 (1) of the Police Act and Regulation by a senior officer of the Force of the Rank of Deputy Inspector General of Police and Assistant Inspector General of Police who if permitted by the Inspector General of Police to act on his behalf or represent him in official capacity at any function, event or programme within and outside Nigeria can do so in consonant with the provisions of the Police Act and Regulation. “It is on the basis of the above that while the Inspector General of Police is on an official assignment in Bauchi State that he delegated the Deputy Inspector General of Police, Department of Operations to represent him and honour the invitation of the Senate, Federal Republic of Nigeria in respect of the felonious offenses for which Sen. Dino Melaye was taken into Police custody, investigated and to be arraigned in the Federal High Court, Lokoja without further delay. ”Consequently, the general public are hereby implored to note that the Inspector General of Police acted rightly in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and the Police Act and Regulation and other extant laws by delegating the Deputy Inspector General of Police, Department of Operations to represent him at the Senate, National Assembly today 26th April, 2018 to present the Police report, actions and findings in a case of Criminal Conspiracy and Unlawful Possession of Prohibited Firearms and other sundry offenses indicting Senator Dino Melaye.
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shobroy10:Amen |
SalamRushdie:Then let CAN fight for them |
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