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Uprightness100:
Egypt continues to expand its wall with Gaza.

More and more barbed wire is appearing.

That how much they don’t want any Palestinian from Gaza r cross over!

Amir T

President Abdel-Fatah El-sisi, leader of Egypt and ruthless general. He dealth with Islamic brotherhood of Mohammad morsi. Hamas is off spring of Islamic brotherhood . He toppled them from power, used military armoured tanks to blast and burial them under rubbles.

Our Resident Terrorists won't like this

masseratti:
Crap news i just don't know what and why people lie online and you quote Efcc has sorce, I hope if Efcc comes after you now, hope you won't shout oppression, hope you know they have the technology to track you down even tho we are in a faceless forum.

Abi, when bandits, criminals, terrorist, kidnappers walk scot-free

Obierika:
Why is it that when ladies are fighting their objective is always to strip each other naked?

They like shaming themselves with intension of destroying their beauty. Nails injury on the neck and face, removing wig, pulling out braids, tearing their panties.

Omo, e dey their blood

Evening newspaper will rather remain single than do this The want elaborate reception

Buharism101:
If only people would study theology with an open mind, study all religions in comparison to Islam... Then they would know that Allah is the one and only true God!

Rest , with all the associated terrorism

Motivational Speaker Talk don deal with this one

BBIA:
see the original

This is a miracle

C2Ok:
the ability of the human body to heal and repair itself is quite underrated, I wanna use this opportunity to thank God and my white blood cells, not all heroes wear capes😂

Comrade reduce this violence

Joker

Paraman:
I can bet my money you're all from the south eastern part of Nigeria.

dalongjnr:
Well said.
Justice Monica Dungban,help her brother, Simon Lalong and Co at the appeal court.
Imagine, it was only one panel that sat on all the cases that emanated from plateau state, which is not unusual but suspicious.

Nawa oOoOO

NJC needs to investigate this judges
President Obasanjo really dealth with judges then, dismissal and retirement was dished out hot hot. 2003 election tribunal judgement backfired on many of them.

Though, thumbs up to the man Asiwaju Jagaban Borgu aka yekini amoda ogunlere ( very controversial figure)

Someone told me the judgement can be appealed at national judicial council, don't know how true

Judges President Obasanjo dealth with

Those suspended were Justices Chika Okoli (Anambra), Ya’u Dakwang (Plateau), and both the Chief Judge of Ekiti state, Justice Kayode Bamisile and the former acting chief judge of the state, Justice Jide Aladejana’’.

Justice Chuka Okoli was placed on suspension by the council for what is considered to be his inglorious act in the controversial impeachment of Peter Obi as governor of the state. Governor Virginia Etiaba effected the decision of the council by appointing an acting chief judge.

Justice Kayode Bamisile, his Ekiti State counterpart, was also sanctioned for similar misconduct. The former chief judge allegedly compromised himself by appointing on the investigation panel persons believed to be cronies of suspended Governor Ayodele Fayose, to probe the alleged misconduct of the governor. But Jide Aladejana, who stepped into Bamisile’s shoes without due process, goes with his boss in line with the council’s recommendation. Justice Ya’u Dakwang, the chief judge of Plateau State, also lost his job because of his reluctance to be guided by law in his participation in the processes leading to the removal of Governor Joshua Dariye.

There is no political moments that consume judges more than election petition tribunal trials. The stakes are so high, pressure brought on the judiciary and participating judges are immeasurable. One would not forget easily the likes of Justices Okechukwu Opene and D. A. Adeniji, who were indicted for taking bribe on the matter of the senatorial election in Anambra State. While Opene allegedly took N12 million, Adeniji was said to have collected N15 million. Obasanjo upheld the decision of the NJC on them.

They are not the only judicial officers who fell victims to the political crisis in Anambra State. Stanley Nnaji, then a judge of Enugu State High Court, was suspended in March 2004 for wrongly assuming jurisdiction on a matter outside his state. The judge had ordered Tafa Balogun, then inspector-general of police, to remove Chris Ngige, who was then the governor of Anambra State. Nnoruka Udechukwu, the state attorney-general and commissioner for justice, petitioned the NJC, complaining that the ruling was in bad faith and against the code of conduct of judicial officers. Nnaji was probably encouraged by the reluctance of the federal government to implement a similar decision of the council on Wilson Egbo-Egbo, another high court judge, for granting an injunction directing Ngige to stop parading himself as the governor. But shortly after Nnaji committed his own misconduct, Obasanjo approved Egbo-Egbo’s retirement. The latter is one of the nine judges retired in that period for endorsing unnecessary ex-parte applications. They are not the only casualties of political cases. Five others were implicated in the 2003 Election Petition Tribunal in Akwa Ibom State.

They adjudicated on the petition against the re-election of Governor Victor Attah by Ime Umanah, candidate of the defunct All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP), at the election. By the time the NJC concluded its job, Matilda Adamu, a judge of the High Court of Plateau State, Christopher P.N. Senlong of the Federal High Court, Lagos, and James Isede, a chief magistrate in the Edo State judiciary, had earned themselves dismissal from the judiciary. D. T. Ahua of the High Court of Plateau State and A. M. Elelegwu of the Customary Court of Appeal, Delta State, were recommended for suspension. The federal government, after approving the verdict of the council on the higher officers in February 2004, sent their case files to the Independent Corrupt Practices and other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) for trial

Op is catching cruise

Shey na Dem de sell vegetables and food stuffs for market

Many of them have marine spirits, it gets into their head

No sell for us imported product

One chance

Pecoleee345:
In as much i would have love to go deeper into discussing dangote group and all the lies told against them over the years , I will just answer the question some ignorant follow are asking why the refinery is producing diesel and aviation fuel first instead of PMS.

Most Nigeria companies move there goods with trucks and this truck are diesel powered.
Dangote group infact has the highest number of truck moving around everyday.

Diesel is more important for production than pms, most companies have diesel powered generator so it make alot of sense to produce that first.

Aviation fuel is kerosene, most homes don't use kerosene anymore but our planes need it.
The major reason why flights fee when ridiculously high was because of cost of importing aviation fuel, with it now available locally price will likely drop for local flights majorly.

I hope you ignorant fellows can understand it makes alot of sense to have diesel first so our companies can come alive and transportation fees of moving goods will reduce once diesel price go down which will automatically impact price of goods.

Beer parlour talk.
Petrol consumption is far higher than diesel. Use your head

Elumelu na Jagaban man
Underground government patronage man

Uprightness100:
The United States and UK are carrying out strikes on a naval base in the city of Hodeidah in western Yemen.

They must receive sense

Uprightness100:
You can see what priorities Yemen has.

Instead of taking care of their own children, they attack ships…

Amir T

Resident Terrorists won't like this

Watery beans loading for her, stop violence against men

UJ girls and ashawo work be like 5&6

visaguide1:
LOL

U can only run run run, werey werey werey🎵🎵🎵
Pass terry G, when you run mad🎵🎵🎵

He gave was back to back way back

Irrelevant individual

[quote author=rayornb post=127917761][/quote]Rest

Cost of shipping and insurance has increased due to tension around the red sea.

Blitz loading on Houthis, their mind go soon dey

rayornb:
And how many lives have been taking by the attacks on ships by Houthis?
None so far.....

They are simply trying to stop the genocide going in Gaza in their own way....

What they want is simple, stop the wat in Gaza, or no ship will be allowed to pass through the red sea.

They haven't killed a soul till now, but UK and US already killed with their airstrike in Yemen.

Double faced sword

Their actions is affecting supply chain (economic war) which is disrupt medical, food, industrial line etc

Their mind go dey, abi u no know

BarrElChapo:
Kano is the only we’re interested in

Kano and plateau

52 doctors in public health hospital
Wahala dey oOoOO