AntiWailer:


Militant ur head too.

I get it.

Soldiers are killing Yoruba thugs right ?

Ok we support them. They should kill ALL of them.

Count ur loss secretly later.

Deep down your heart, we know you are
in a mourning mood, your pretence notwithstanding.

Truth be said, yeebos aren't smart at all.
Its rather funny that the lot of them that reacted on this old fool's trash did not reject the insinuation that the east is being used as a pawn by anybody to agitate for biafta or restructuring.
Which goes to show that all you need do to play on their intelligence is to say something sweet to
to/about them even if trash.

Gbam !

proeast:
Cowards & their lame ultimatums. Where were they when the hausas ransacked mile 12 and their people had to escape by claiming to be hausa in their own land? Why cant they issue similar ultimatum against fulanis that has been on rampage all over the South West, killing & maiming their people? Well I trust the brave & courageous boys from the creeks, they dont believe in useless ultimatums but action. I hope OPC wont bite more than they can chew. They cant fight this with their dane guns, broken bottles or ineffective charms.

It is on record that the ohanaeze ndigbo youth and elder wings are those known for lame and useless ultimata in this country.
Tell us the last time OPC issued an ultimatum to anyone. Empty chest-beaters !

proeast:
Cowards & their lame ultimatums. Where were they when the hausas ransacked mile 12 and their people had to escape by claiming to be hausa in their own land? Why cant they issue similar ultimatum against fulanis that has been on rampage all over the South West, killing & maiming their people? Well I trust the brave & courageous boys from the creeks, they dont believe in useless ultimatums but action. I hope OPC wont bite more than they can chew. They cant fight this with their dane guns, broken bottles or ineffective charms.

Grade A mumu. Where else is the fulani herdsmen having a field day apart from Benue if not the southeast ? It took your women in Enugu and Analbra to cry in protest that their husbands have been killed or ran into the forest to hide while the fulanis raped them at will.
Nay, what made a SE governor shed tears in public ?
So you are so misinformed not to know that the ibo actially borne the mile 12 casualty ?
Keep fooling yourself.

PigMeat:
hahahahahahahahahaha, OPC should not bite what they can not chew. Bunch of cowards! 2 militants from the niger-deltan region can turn apc camp into non-existence. I thought they were going to attack the niger-deltans in their own territory like the niger-deltans took their hustle to south west. Stagnant foolls that resolves only around south western zone. "If them dey count fish them dey count crayfish join?"

Are you Yoruba ? If yes, please shut it out and stop spilling further beans.
Our strategy has always been to let enemies under-estimate us. Things like that should be kept muted. For every positive, there is a negative.

TrueSenator:
All I see is a product of poor upbringing and failed leadership. Just like Children from different mothers hating and cursing each other while poverty and violence capture all the values from their ignorance.

One thing is certain......the rest of the world is moving on and will never love you more.

Stop all these nonsense and let's grow up....... Our differences should instead be celebrated and not mocked.

Not in Nigeria. Forget about that. Spiritually, Nigeria has died the death.

Aigbofa:


What is more dangerous than hoodlums invading communities while they are sleeping, killing and maiming innocent folks.
I know if OPC should retaliate, all the morons shouting "Yorubas are cowards " will quickly change to Yorubas are wicked.
They will petition the UN, call on the Pope and the Amnesty international, they will wail and cry, they will conveniently forget they started the whole madness.

Leave them be. Just ignore the ignoramuses. They are silent collaborators. We know them.
Some of them were actually gloating and happy that the ma§sacre took place.
They shall cry last.

AustineE1:

No right thinking Niger-deltan will tell you they are celebrating the killing of Yorubas either in Ogun or Lagos but the truth remains that the Yorubas are by nature very loud and noisy. Agreed the insurgency in the Niger-delta brought about a lot of hardship in Nigeria and then the military option by FG brought about pain and death to the ordinary citizenry of the Niger-Delta region,everyone would think that the federal government through appointments,equitable distribution of wealth,fairness in all ramnification of the polity,try as much as posible to placate the
aggrieved regions but rather its open marginalization policies are been celebrated and proped up by people wld should know better(south west).
.....'in the end we shall remember not the words of our enemies but the silent of our friends'. Dont forget that the greater south is watching the
Yorubas pitch tent with the oppressors in the worst form of regional hypnotism,just because of a vice presidential slot.
Any attempt to threaten the investment of Niger-Deltans in the south west cld be a very dangerous gamble,most Yoruba elites derives their income from oil,both upstream and downstream sector,go to Rivers and then you will appreciate the fact that for every one Ben Bruce's or his tribes men investment attacked in Lagos,there are twenty huge yoruba investment in the Niger Delta waiting for the demolition man.
We must give peace a chance and there can never be peace without justice and fairness.

Peace my foot. To hell with investments in the SS, who the hell cares ? Investments in place of human lives ?
They better heed the warning. Funny to hear a fool accuse the Yoruba of loud mouth and noise-making. Well, the die is cast already. We shall see.

AustineE1:

No right thinking Niger-deltan will tell you they are celebrating the killing of Yorubas either in Ogun or Lagos but the truth remains that the Yorubas are by nature very loud and noisy. Agreed the insurgency in the Niger-delta brought about a lot of hardship in Nigeria and then the military option by FG brought about pain and death to the ordinary citizenry of the Niger-Delta region,everyone would think that the federal government through appointments,equitable distribution of wealth,fairness in all ramnification of the polity,try as much as posible to placate the
aggrieved regions but rather its open marginalization policies are been celebrated and proped up by people wld should know better(south west).
.....'in the end we shall remember not the words of our enemies but the silent of our friends'. Dont forget that the greater south is watching the
Yorubas pitch tent with the oppressors in the worst form of regional hypnotism,just because of a vice presidential slot.
Any attempt to threaten the investment of Niger-Deltans in the south west cld be a very dangerous gamble,most Yoruba elites derives their income from oil,both upstream and downstream sector,go to Rivers and then you will appreciate the fact that for every one Ben Bruce's or his tribes men investment attacked in Lagos,there are twenty huge yoruba investment in the Niger Delta waiting for the demolition man.
We must give peace a chance and there can never be peace without justice and fairness.

Peace my foot. To hell with investments in the SS, who the hell cares ? Invedtments in place of human lives ?
They better heed the warning. Funny to hear a fool accuse the Yoruba of loud mouth and noise-making. Well, the die is cast already. We shall see.

See old fool talking like a dunce crybaby. Criminals pitying fellow criminals.
That nobody informed them there would be no court session shows to what extent the two head criminals have lost respect, honour and recognition before the people. Whatever recognition they have is amongst their fellow rogues like weeping baba.

Kayraph:


Oga Ade, if you are truly a CCC member you would know that those two people up there are not CCC members.

They are likely to be C & S or Aladura members.

I'm not a member of any white garment church, neither do I have anything against them though.

Am afraid you are wrong for the following reasons:
1. They created the thread to share their pre-wedding moments identifying themselves as CCC members.
2. Watch pic no. 3 where they are leaning against a tree. The groom is a Celestial Leader's garment complete with the appropriate girdle.
Certainly they ARE CCC members.
Thanks.

Elchappo:


Oga seal ur mouth..
Nothing concern God with cele people..
U guyz re pure spiritualist..

Oya no vex b4 u carry my matter go spiritual...

Congrats for usurping Gods' prerogative to judge.
I place you in His dock. Have a good time in hell.

babanett:
The Senate versus Malami on Section 174 (3)
By Tope Ajayi   |   17 July 2016   |   1:52 am  

Senate President, Bukola Saraki and his Deputy, Ike Ekweremadu.

After playing the hide and seek game for several weeks, Attorney General and Minister of Justice, Mr. Abubakar Malami last Wednesday decided to heed the invitation by the Senate for him to shed light on whether he acted in public interest and without abusing his office in a conflict of interest situation while filing forgery charges against the two presiding officers of the Senate, Senate President Abubakar Bukola Saraki and his deputy, Ike Ekweremadu and two other bureaucrats.

Like the typical politician that he is, Malami first paid a surprise visit to the chairman of the Senate Committee on Judiciary and legal matters, Senator David Umaru on Tuesday to test the waters and also water the ground so that he could have a soft landing after grand standing that the Senate had no powers to invite him. His decision to make all the reconciliatory moves
and the eventual heeding of the invitation came after his hired writers in the newspapers failed to convince members of the discerning public that the law was on his side in his earlier claim that only the President who appointed him could summon him for explanation on actions he took in the course of his duty as the nation’s chief law officer.

When I said Malami’s visit was part of the political maneuver, I was conscious of the fact that in the build-up to the 2007, 2011 and 2015 elections, Malami sought the governorship of his home state, Kebbi, and while he failed to get the ticket on the platform of the ANPP and CPC in
the first two attempts, he looked good to clinch the APC ticket in 2015 until the defection of the new PDP members into APC which enabled present Governor Atiku Bagudu to beat him to the ticket. So, Malami knows the game of dribbling very well.

When he eventually got to the Senate committee hearing on Wednesday morning, Senator Umaru spelt out the rule of the engagement. “We are not going into the issue of forgery. It is not our mandate. We feel that the AGF owes a duty to the Senate and citizens of Nigeria to know if that power was exercised in public interest without any abuse. The AGF has the power to institute or discontinue any criminal proceedings. We want to know if the AGF considered public interest. This is why we are here”, he said.

Therefore, the issues that the AGF was to address were whether in exercising his powers under Section 174 (1) of the constitution, he took into consideration the demand of sub-section 3 of the same document. He was also expected to address the issue of conflict of interest arising from his position as a personal lawyer to one of the parties in the civil suit arising from the same matter in which he later filed criminal proceedings in his official capacity as AGF. It was also expected that he would address the
issue of why he as a member of the executive feels he should pry into the affairs of the legislature when the same constitution states that the National Assembly shall regulate its own internal affairs.

The AGF however, had decided he would give general explanations and avoid answering the questions specifically, after all he could conveniently hide under the claim that the matter is now subjudiced and he as a lawyer should
avoid commenting on it. He forgot that when a matter is of public interest as the case under consideration is, even the court does not frown on fair comments.


Malami’s explanation was that he instituted the suit against the Senate presiding officers based on police investigation done before his
appointment, adding that he acted in public interest. While declining to answer questions on why Saraki and Ekweremadu who were not mentioned in the police report were being charged with forgery, he said, “It is an act that predates my appointment. There are series of suits. …The National Assembly has the powers to regulate its own procedure.

But the basis for filing my case was that the position taken was not that of the Senate. The Senate Standing Order allegedly amended in 2015 did not follow the traditional way of amendment. That is where my quarrel comes in. If there are certain persons that did not allow the process of amending the Senate Standing Rules go through the constitutional process, we have a responsibility to act by way of initiating a
criminal proceeding against those involved. The public interest and the need to ensure that no abuse is allowed, I have to take step to prevent that”.

What the AGF’s submission quoted above means is that the executive has decided to cry more than the bereaved. The Senate in its votes and proceeding of June 2015 had stated that its rules and standing orders were not forged. By this act, it has endorsed what the bureaucracy prepared and handed to its members on June 9, 2015. What this means is that the AGF is telling a man who presented his own signature that the signature is forged when the man maintains that that is his original signature.

Is it possible for the AGF to tell the Senate how to regulate its own affairs? The position of Malami raised the question as to whether he was just acting the script of the aggrieved Senators who having failed to get their candidates elected as Senate President and Deputy Senate decided to externalise and criminalize an internal affair of the Senate. And since the AGF is one of the lawyers they hired and got on their payroll prior to his appointment, he decided to do the bidding of the aggrieved Senators by taking the issue to court under his powers as provided under Section 174 (1) and (2) of the constitution. At the Senate hearing, the AGF refused to address the issue of conflict of interest.
It is also obvious from Malami’s explanation quoted above that he believes the Senate must necessarily carry over the rules from one Senate to the other, for example from the seventh
Senate to the eighth Senate until it is ‘properly’ amended. He did not advert his mind to the fact that the rule of a Senate dies with that Senate and a new Senate is inaugurated with a draft rule given by the bureaucracy. The new Senate can
amend the draft rule if the members so believe. Otherwise, the Standing Order can simply be adopted and retained as it is in the instant case.

The issue of Separation of Powers and the ruling of Justice Gabriel Kolawole of the Federal High Court, Abuja, on the inappropriateness of the
action of the AGF and the fact that the forgery case is an abuse of office and court process also seem not to have persuaded the AGF. Malami seems more concerned in asserting his powers to institute criminal cases. However, one needs to remind him that the extent of his powers is not in doubt. The manner and motive of his
exercising that power is what is being questioned. We wait for the verdict of the court while hoping that no attempt will be made to intimidate or goad the judge to force the direction of judgment in certain direction.
.Ajayi writes from Lagos

In this article:


Abubakar Bukola Saraki
Abubakar Malami
Senate

@OP, your write-up is clownish. You probably forgot that readers are not senseless morons but people with discernible mind.

Dino Melaye is a clown and cheekish
A shame to the hallowed chamber of the senate. This narrates his level of thinking - very low cognitive resonance.
What a trash ! The presence of a man of this sort should make a sensible nigerian cover his/her head in shame.

OZAOEKPE:
DINO IS A FEARLESS MAN, HE HAS THE SUPPORT OF THE YOUTHS OF THIS COUNTRY





It should be AFONJAS react and not nigerians, who tinubu epp?

Yes, the deranged, misguided and senseless youths of your ancestors who identify with the dregs of the society.

Thank you.

Bless your souls, marriage and home. Thanks for being so proud of our great church. Am proud of you. As you glory the CCC, the triune God of the church shall glory Himself in your life and upon all your undertakings. Your marriage shall be blessed with wonderful children from the throne of God and the riches of heaven.
No weapon of satan and his forces ever formed against you shall prosper and whosoever shall gather against you for evil shall fall for your sake.
No force or power on earth shall separate you. You shall stay together in unity, unison, love and understanding for ever.
I pray for you in the mighty name of our Lord and saviour Jesus the Christ. Amen.

Halleluyah/7, Hossanna/7, Ebenezer7.

Elchappo:


See this babalawo in disguise..
Abeg go nd preach to ur fellow ritualist Cum church members.

You stand to be judged by God.

ThatIgboBoy:


Considering your moniker too,you are a snake. Never to be trusted. Slithering upandan and always trying to switch the narrative to suit your purpose.

But you know that the anaconda goes into a frontal attack, neither shy of a fight nor fear anything. So, watch your back.

dreamwords:

I sight you, oya Go back to oshogbo
See your face like amala

And yours is like akpu, innit ?

AmuDimpka:


I didn't even bother replying

How can you when you lack the means to counter the facts of history ?

dreamwords:


Lagos is not a yoruba land
Stop saying that

Yes, its your fatherland.

ThatIgboBoy:
story for the dogs
Keep your lagos-ibadan brown roof journalism to yourself


It dosent change the fact that she called a man a thug and a dog. If she does it again,dino might just overrlook her bongafishness and rape her

Considering your moniker, you are true to type- uncouth, vulgar and indecorus.