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robinso01:
He ordered for Theo Walcott, only to be supplied with Ngolo kante

BeeBeeOoh:


Why settle out of court when you can prove your accuser and Nigerians wrong that you never ordered the transfer of over N20 billion to some your private business accounts??

So, by settling out of court it means that the accused is directly or indirectly guilty of the crime he was accused of?

Too many questions to ask, but, let me just stop here to avoid making some people's saint and saviour look like a common criminal. Before I go I wanna beg you reading this comment for a favour,

Apara, who had in 2018 written a petition to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission accusing Alpha Beta of N100bn tax fraud, asked the court to compel the firm to pay him his entitlements even as he alleged that Tinubu was the one that got him removed from his position for investigating the firm’s finances.

GeneralOjukwu:
Leave them alone.

These are the people guilty of backwardness of Biafuro.

1. Tinubu 2. Awolowo 3. MKO and then 4. Buhari.

In descending order.

Agbegbaorogboye:
While quota system based Malami the landmine is still gallivanting around in the mud stained toga of a senior advocate after being fingered in the criminal and illegal invasion of the house of a supreme court judge among other inanities.
Nigeria I hail oo

addicted2Christ:
Ok sir. I really love to be objective and set partisan politics aside when issues like ds are being analyzed.
Just so u know, Lagos Chamber of Commerce (LCC) which is quite knowledgeable in that sector and would av done their due diligence gave that indices. Meanwhile, do u understand what Per capital income means? It doesn't mean money in the hand of the govt, just so u know! We can't deny that the world has changed in d 21st century. Social media play a massive role.
Truth is: This govt has failed in all areas. Denying pple "freedom of expression" is just a Hallmark of their failure.

israelmao:
That is how Tinubu will eat dust in the presidential race.There are no more minnows or underdogs in football,Nigeria should be careful this is enough warning signal.

addicted2Christ:
1. Lots of people advertise and sell stuffs on Twitter. All these add to d per capital income and provide a means for these people to meet their needs. The ban means the Twitter channel was blocked
2. There were some Nigerian influencers who make money on Twitter by mere posting. This too was greatly affected
All these money are pumped back into d Nigerian society. Even govt taxes from these money were missed.
The bedrock of any economy are d Small scale businesses. The ban on Twitter affected a part of this sector... Now, u understand how d country lost money!
Thank u.

AFONJABBQGRILLS:
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AFONJABBQGRILLS:
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Shut up zombinus
Slavery no dey tire you?

Alberta Premier Jason Kenney has asked justice minister and solicitor general Kaycee Madu to step back from ministerial duties pending the completion of an investigation.

Madu was appointed in August 2020. He is stepping aside following reports he was accused of calling Edmonton’s police chief to rescind a ticket fine for using his phone while driving.

“In the interim period, I have asked Minister Madu to step back from his ministerial duties,” Kennedy tweeted on Tuesday. “Minister Sonya Savage will act as Minister of Justice and Solicitor General during Minister Madu’s leave of absence.”

In March, media reports said the Nigerian-born minister was pulled over on March 10, 2021 and fined $300 for being on his cellphone while driving in a school zone.

The reports said he allegedly called Edmonton police Chief Dale McFee to discuss the ticket.

Madu said he was pulled over by an Edmonton police officer, who alleged he was driving while on his phone. But disagrees with the offence, saying his phone was in his pocket.

Court records showed that Madu was issued a ticket for operating a vehicle while using a cellphone for which he paid the $300 fine two days later.

Madu insists that he did not commit the offence and suggested that the issue could be linked to matters of racial profiling happening at that time.

“To be abundantly clear, at no point did I request that the ticket be rescinded. I would never do that. However, in that particular call, I regret raising the issue at all with the Chief McFee,” Madu said.

“Due to the timing of the incident, I wanted to ensure that I was not being unlawfully surveilled following the controversy surrounding the Lethbridge Police Service.

“I also raised concerns around profiling of racial minorities that was in the media at the time.”

But Alberta opposition party NDP justice critic Irfan Sabir said Madu’s actions were “wholly unnacceptable” and called for his resignation.

Sabir accused Madu of using “his position as minister to initiate this conversation, and regardless of whether he asked the chief to cancel the ticket, it is political interference for him to have discussed it all.”

Kennedy said he “will appoint a respected independent investigator to review the relevant facts and to determine whether there was interference in the administration of justice in this case.”

Agbegbaorogboye:
[s]He was detained for 45 days which is clearly against our laws which prescribe maximum of 48hrs detention without a valid court order. Same applies to Abiri Jones and Luka Binniyat. They are being detained on trumped up charges without a valid court order.

You're beginning to sound funny and irritated. Buhari and DSS have no right whatsoever to detain anyone beyond 48hrs. All these people are journalists who are being detained for doing their jobs. If you have a false publication, it is a matter of libel which is civil and not criminal and therefore has no grounds for detention at all, and at worst case, criminal defamation which is not possible for a govt to bring against an individual because defamation is brought under human rights and dignity laws and the govt is not human. You should know this if you know anything at all.

You're already doing a poor job of being a Lai Mohammed wannabe.

I suggest you kiss the truth and live with it. The list stands[/s].

Agbegbaorogboye:
[s]I have given you the list. Only that you're too jaundiced to stomach it. You simply took over Lai Mohammed's job when confronted with the list.

I really don't know who you think you impress with your shenanigans.
Calling for a revolution is not a crime in our laws. And even if it is, it is the court that has the power to pronounce one guilty of such infractions not Buhari or his DSS. Sowore is one of the biggest critics of Buhari. That he lost an election is immaterial to that point[/s]

Agbegbaorogboye:
You can make excuses for the government. That one no concern me. The fact is I have answered your question fair and square.

I don't know when making "false publication" or being a "local champion" or a "PDP jobber" became crimes in our laws that warrant arrests.
If making false publication was an offence that warrants arrests, why have Lauretta Onochie and Bashir Ahmad not been arrested for making false publications as well?

Agbegbaorogboye:
Abiri Jones
Luka Binniyat
Saint Onitsha
Omoyele Sowore
Ifeoluwa Adediran
Deji Adeyanju

Do you want more?