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Franking:Did APC win the presidential election in plateau state? |
Nigeria health sector must upgrade ooh with all the ongoing bed donations. Thank you Aliko Dangote |
Buhari's hailers will still support their failure of a president even when the *gallant General* who is on the battle field exposed their Messiah. Questions begging for answer. What happened to the *billion dollar* that was withdrawn under this administration all in the name of trying to technically defeat bh? |
R I P granny. Ancient of days our trust is in you. |
ProfDview1:You get bad mouth ooh |
Bb |
Vision2045:Dino made donations yesterday. I am not holding brief for him though but the truth must be said. Thanks |
dinocy:Where you expecting him to shut out his daughter and Abba Kyari. His inaction can be regarded as pure wickedness |
felai:Where you dey fire car dey go? Abi you wan crush covid-19 nee |
Lostz:Forget the cry cry baby. |
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englishmart:By their post you shall know them. Secondus ko...Thirdadus nee. |
zainabicy:You need fresh young president but voted Buhari abi. If God has destined him to be, nothing will stop it. |
V |
I won't be surprised if Dr. Fayemi is given "constitutional authorities treatment" too. He should act with decorum since this respected Oba's have come to reason his matter. |
FrLukas:Mumu, was Sanusi was indicted? true or yes. Jonathan this...Jonathan that |
GamalNasser:Exactly my thought bro. Nigeria is bigger than the two of them. The conspiracy theory that he was freed to contest in 2023 doesn't even add up because we are all witnesses to the origin of their rift. Wishing him a peaceful exile |
Bb |
Afamed:You bribed your way out cell detention, Is that not so?
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Inside life.. |
The heart of man is evil and desperately wicked indeed. So because of chikini #150k you cut off the head of a fellow human being. Hmm |
Hhb |
Oshiomole wasn't registered as an APC member at the national level but at his state ward level. The ousted APC chairman likes playing to the gallery and this time around I doubt if he will also escape it. |
Cv |
Bb |
Justice Chima Centus Nweze raised not a few eyebrows on Tuesday when he read a dissenting judgment in the review appeal filed by Emeke Ihedioha of the Peoples Democratic Party. Ihedioha and his party had asked a 7-man panel headed by Chief Justice Tanko Muhammad to annul its verdict of 14 January that ousted him as Imo governor and declared Hope Uzodinma of the All Progressives Congress as the winner and thus the lawful governor. In the majority verdict read by Justice Olukayode Ariwoola, six members of the panel agreed to: “The judgement of the Supreme Court is a finality”. The justices did not however award any costs unlike the Bayelsa case where lawyers to the APC and David Lyon were slammed with N60m cost to be paid to the defendants. Nweze in his dissenting opinion, agreed that the court could not change its mind on any decision, having not done so in the past. However, he said the apex court failed to resolve a portion of the Court of Appeal judgment which struck out the petition by Hope Uzodinma. He thus held that the Supreme Court was without jurisdiction to have given the judgment it gave declaring Uzodinma winner of the Imo election. Nweze was born 61 years ago, on 25 September 1958 in Obollo, Udenu Local Government Area of Enugu State. He is a Christian of the Roman Catholic Denomination and is married to Justice Ugonne Jacinta Nweze of the Enugu State Judiciary. They have five children and a grandchild. He attended St John Cross Seminary, Nsukka, from 1972 -1977, emerging with a Distinction in the West African School Certificate Examination, WASCE. He studied law between 1979 and 1983 at the University of Nigeria, Enugu Campus. In 1983, he represented the Faculty of Law, and indeed, all Nigerian Law Faculties, at the Phillip Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition in Washington DC, as the Chief Oralist. He also obtained an LLM and a doctorate in the same university years later. He was called to the Nigerian bar in 1984 and had his NYSC year in Bauchi between 1984 and 1985. He bagan private legal practice in 1985. Ten years after, he was elevated to the High Court Bench of Enugu State. While on the High Court Bench, he served as Chairman, Second Robbery and Firearms Tribunal, Enugu State, 1996 -1998; Chairman, Robbery and Firearms Tribunal, Nsukka, 1998 -1999; Member, Ondo State Local Government Election Petition Tribunal, 1999; Chairman, Ogun State Governorship and Legislative Houses Election Petition Tribunal, 1999; Administrative Judge, Nsukka Judicial Division, Enugu State, 2001. He was appointed a Justice of the Court of Appeal of Nigeria, February 15, 2008; and served there until October, 2014, when he was, finally, elevated to Nigeria’s apex court as a Justice of the Supreme Court of Nigeria, October 29, 2014. Nweze had served in various extra-judicial capacities. These include: Member, DFID Access to Justice Programme, Enugu State, 2003; Member, National Working Group on the Reform of Criminal Justice Administration, 2004 [the Administration of Criminal Justice Act, ACJA, is the brainchild of this group]; Team Member, Enugu State Sector Strategic Plan, 2004; PATHS-DFID Hon Consultant, District Health System Law/Regulations, 2004; Member, OSIWARD C Expert Consultative Forum on Federal Budget Act and Facilitator, Enugu State Justice Sector Reform Team. A former Convenor/Co-coordinator, LL. M (International Human Rights Programme), and Visiting Human Rights Scholar, Faculty of Law, University of Nigeria, Enugu Campus, 2000 -2008; Justice Nweze, who was a Distinguished Scholar, Pro Bono, Faculty of Law, Enugu State University of Science and Technology, ESUT, Enugu, was formerly, a Visiting Associate Professor of Law, Faculty of Law, Ebonyi State University and Member, International Advisory Board, Annual Survey of International & Comparative Law (Golden Gate University School of Law, San Francisco, USA). He had published many articles and books and co-authored many books as well. He has also won many laurels since he became a judge of the Enugu High Court in 1995, 10 years after he began private practice upon being called to the Nigerian bar. Among his awards were the Nancy Pelosi Congressional Award, 2015;Distinguished Scholarship Awardee, Golden Gate University, San Fransisco, California, USA; Justice of the Year Award, 1997;Rotary International District 1940 Award, Rotaract Club, UNEC: Award for Professional Service, 1998. He also won the Dignity of Man Award, UNN Alumni Association, 2001; and Award for Excellence, Law Students’ Association, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka; https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2020/03/03/justice-nweze-profile-of-the-dissenter-in-supreme-court/amp/?espv=1
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MorataFC:Conscience and posterity sake. |
Rest in peace sir. |
It's as simple as Sen. Utazi said yesterday. Nigeria should stop all flights from Ethiopia coming from China should be grounded. |
LindaIkeji said she can't wait to go through this journey again. Mogbe # |
tricksters:I am not Igbo and I don't need to convince you either but man you need to grow up. |
tricksters:I weep on your behalf. Hate has taken over you. You're disgusting I must say. |
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