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Newshelm:
PHOTOS: Man Given Chieftaincy Title In Cross Rivers After Building Barn With 440 Yam Tubers


The man was conferred with the title of 'Le Du Opeli' for his impressive barn which has 440 tubers of yam.



Photos from the man's barn show the yams were carefully and neatly arranged on erected walls. This man stunned people with his massive collection of yam tubers which has earned him a chieftaincy title.

Interesting!

http://www.newshelm.com/2017/02/photos-man-given-chieftaincy-title-in.html

czaratwork:
His wizardry could not save Him. This is a lesson to the living.We will all die one day. Have you accepted Jesus? Only Jesus guarantees eternity

adadike281:
I don't think dis gov is ok. The soldiers killed 6 in retaliation and you still have d guts to demand for the civilian that killed a soldier. Otum pls take a clue from gov obiano of anambra and his ebonyi counterpart and d brutalised cripple

TPAND:
NYSC is a failed scheme. Senate please revisit the scheme and scrap it

OKDnigeria:
http://dailypost.ng/2017/02/10/another-terrorist-group-muslim-brotherhood-plotting-bomb-banks-barracks-prisons-lai-mohammed/

dingbang:
Oh my gosh... I know this pretty young lady (rip) she was my class mate in Madonna university in our 100level days.




Wooooow!!!! Dammmnit!



Sometimes I ask myself,what is life...

Mrchippychappy:
and who is this Southerner to take over from the North in 2017? Jagaban's boy Osinbade? you dey joke

Obascoetubi:
http://saharareporters.com/2017/02/10/buhari’s-doctors-aides-tug-war-over-his-possible-return-tomorrow

BeeBeeOoh:
https://www.thecable.ng/speak-brother-every-day-says-buharis-sister

Oladat:
What are saying?Do you mean that its not possible to have such numbers?I laugh at your ignorance.I attended army children school,Zaria.When I was in primary 3,we had 8 classroom(A-H),I was in class 3C,and there were 83 pupils in that class alone.In my secondary school,the classes were A to J and the least classroom occupy in the region of 60!When I sat for my junior waec,there was 500plus candidates.You can verify these if you can go to the major cities in the north and visit their schools.

adenine02:
bros i served in Kano
d sch av two shifts (morin n aftanun)
n both shifts combine av close to 1500

1 sch in 1 local gov in 1 state in d north

so giv me 1 example of such school in IMO

BeeBeeOoh:
http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/222868-boko-haram-gave-n200-detonate-explosive-teenage-suicide-bomber.html

Ebubeslym:
I have told my younger bro over and over.

'Run for your life whenever a fulani man is around.

Violence will surely be lurking around that environment'

NewsPoacher:
http://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2017/02/06/okorocha-demands-apology-from-obiano/

kimond101:
Honestly speaking,
I read some comments with disgust.
Someone got raped in a mosque and what some people have to contribute to the topic is tribalism and religious bigotism.
You all have to remember the day you die. All these comments of yours you would be accountable on the day of judgement be it in the Christian faith or Muslim faith.
It is better to remain silent than to crack irrelevant jokes trying to make people that don't really matter laugh or give your comment a like.

kahal29:
BREAKING:@NGRPresident @MBuhari has extended his sick leave by an unspecified number of days according to his aides


https://mobile.twitter.com/SaharaReporters/status/828271490403618817?p=v

myking95:
What are u saying?

handsomety:
please becareful always use light to check the closet whenever you wanna use the closet ... the rest were found at the back of the tiolet..one of them wanna strike but was later killed.




https://www.yahoo.com/news/texas-kid-spotted-rattlesnake-toilet-143000848.html

sarrki:
http://punchng.com/tell-one-thing-said-not-true-lai-mohammed/

LasGidiOwner:
Genuine Imolites descends on their useless one legged governor

ijebuloaded:
Nigeria's Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo, on Monday, accused the Nigerian Police Force and judges for keeping suspects in prison custody longer than is legally permissible without trial. The Vice President made the accusation during the opening ceremony of the two-day Stakeholders’ Summit organized by the Lagos State Ministry of Justice, where he was represented by Mr. Abubakar Malami (SAN), Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice.

At the summit, holding at Eko Convention Centre, Eko Hotels in Lagos, the Vice President said suspects are kept in prison custody for as long as three years without being charged to court. The situation, he explained, has left over 47,000 suspects still awaiting trial in prisons across the country.

“As at 2017, we have 47,229 "unsentenced" detainees awaiting trial out of a total prison population of 67,586. It may interest you to know that Lagos State has the highest number of unsentenced detainees in Nigeria, according to a recent statistic released by the National Bureau of Statistics and Nigerian Prison Service released in 2015,” said the Vice President.

He noted that 85.9 percent of the Lagos State prison population is made up of yet-to-be-charged detainees, adding that the time spent in detention is dependent on the length of proceedings, which are usually extended because of incessant adjournment or lack of diligence by investigators.

As solutions to lengthy prison custody periods, the Vice President called on the judiciary to embrace a daily trial system and sanction lawyers, who deliberately delay proceedings with the intention of stalling trial. He urged the judges and other relevant stakeholders in justice administration to diligently discharge their duties.

“If we can agree that these problems are against our collective interests as practitioners and stakeholders, then we must make a firm commitment to tackle the problems by changing our attitude and standing up for what is right,” he said.

The Vice President, who is a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, also accused some judges of sitting for less than three and half hours.

“They will not sit on time and before 3:30pm; they would rise. Such behavior from judges must stop” he said.

Mr. Osinbajo commended Lagos State for the progress made by its judicial system, saying the summit represents an indication of commitment towards building a world class judiciary.

Another speaker at the summit, Mr. Olawale Fapohunda, Managing Partner, Legal Resources Consortium, noted that Lagos State prisons are overcrowded. According to Fapohunda, Ikoyi Prison has a capacity of 800 but holds 2,299 inmates. Badagry Prison, he noted, has a capacity of 130, but holds 375 inmates, while Kirikiri Medium Prison, built to accommodate 1,700 inmates, now holds 2,735.

Source : http://ijebuloaded.com/news-vp-osinbajo-blasts-nigerian-police-judges-unlawful-detention-suspects/

yinkslinks:
What of dasuki, zaka and kanu ur sick master held for years now?

ijebuloaded:
Nigeria's Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo, on Monday, accused the Nigerian Police Force and judges for keeping suspects in prison custody longer than is legally permissible without trial. The Vice President made the accusation during the opening ceremony of the two-day Stakeholders’ Summit organized by the Lagos State Ministry of Justice, where he was represented by Mr. Abubakar Malami (SAN), Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice.

At the summit, holding at Eko Convention Centre, Eko Hotels in Lagos, the Vice President said suspects are kept in prison custody for as long as three years without being charged to court. The situation, he explained, has left over 47,000 suspects still awaiting trial in prisons across the country.

“As at 2017, we have 47,229 "unsentenced" detainees awaiting trial out of a total prison population of 67,586. It may interest you to know that Lagos State has the highest number of unsentenced detainees in Nigeria, according to a recent statistic released by the National Bureau of Statistics and Nigerian Prison Service released in 2015,” said the Vice President.

He noted that 85.9 percent of the Lagos State prison population is made up of yet-to-be-charged detainees, adding that the time spent in detention is dependent on the length of proceedings, which are usually extended because of incessant adjournment or lack of diligence by investigators.

As solutions to lengthy prison custody periods, the Vice President called on the judiciary to embrace a daily trial system and sanction lawyers, who deliberately delay proceedings with the intention of stalling trial. He urged the judges and other relevant stakeholders in justice administration to diligently discharge their duties.

“If we can agree that these problems are against our collective interests as practitioners and stakeholders, then we must make a firm commitment to tackle the problems by changing our attitude and standing up for what is right,” he said.

The Vice President, who is a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, also accused some judges of sitting for less than three and half hours.

“They will not sit on time and before 3:30pm; they would rise. Such behavior from judges must stop” he said.

Mr. Osinbajo commended Lagos State for the progress made by its judicial system, saying the summit represents an indication of commitment towards building a world class judiciary.

Another speaker at the summit, Mr. Olawale Fapohunda, Managing Partner, Legal Resources Consortium, noted that Lagos State prisons are overcrowded. According to Fapohunda, Ikoyi Prison has a capacity of 800 but holds 2,299 inmates. Badagry Prison, he noted, has a capacity of 130, but holds 375 inmates, while Kirikiri Medium Prison, built to accommodate 1,700 inmates, now holds 2,735.

Source : http://ijebuloaded.com/news-vp-osinbajo-blasts-nigerian-police-judges-unlawful-detention-suspects/

Adekamkpe23:
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Keep your Biafra protest in Enugu, thanks.

olapluto:
Mention one American value Obama destroyed.