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Their is an information that some people have started receiving alert for immigration exam.
HOW TRUE IS THIS INFO?
Hope is not a scam as usual?
Any information about this?

And please what is really delaying the recruitment?
ANY INFO?

Please drop your comment to safe Nairalanders from scam.

According to T.B Joshua,
He said many politicians will fall by year 2014...


So i'm not surprise because God as decided to intervene in Nigeria situation...

Tolexander: Stellahara reporters, that's cool mehn!

It isn't new, that is what is called Aba made certificate.

According to T.B Joshua,
He said many politicians will fall by year 2014...


So i'm not surprise because God as decided to intervene in Nigeria situation...

Residents of Okitipupa in Ondo State were yesterday
sacked from their homes by desperate military men
on a weird search for a gun lost by one of their
colleagues.
The soldiers, from a barracks near the town, blocked
the highway early in the morning, harassing
commuters and conducting a thorough search of
vehicles. They also ransacked residential places near
the Okitipupa garage.
Their erring colleague was said to have binged heavily
on alcohol on Thursday evening in the midst of some
touts, during which his colleagues on the rampage on
residents and commuters said he was ‘dispossessed’
of the gun.
Relating the abusive acts of the soldiers today, a
witness told our correspondent that the military men
queued up innocent old men, women and youths at
the Okitipupa garage. They were ordered like
common criminals to raise their hands above their
heads and marched to the barracks. It is not known
what treatment the 'arrested' people were further
given at the barracks.
"It's just odd that the soldiers think the old men and
women who don't drink are the ones to be harassed
and arrested over what they are completely innocent
of," one witness commented.
No information has emerged yet whether the military
plans to, or has imposed any disciplinary action on
their erring officer for drinking so excessively in
public as to lose it.
"What irritates more is that the soldiers would
believe at all, that the touts who made away with the
gun would be foolish to hang around with the
weapon they just possessed in the same area. They
are only assaulting innocent people here and it's
odd," one resident remarked.


Source: www.saharareporters.com/news-page/misplaced-weapon-soldiers-okitipupa-ransack-town-harass-residents-0

THE Rivers State Police Command said it had arrested
the Leader of the Rivers State House of Assembly, Mr.
Chidi Lloyd, for the alleged murder of his kinsman, Mr.
Kingsley Ejeuo and a police sergeant, Urang Obediah.
A statement made available to The PUNCH on Thursday
night indicated that Lloyd was purportedly arrested on
his way to join the state Governor, Mr. Rotimi Amaechi,
in his private jet in order to escape justice.
The statement sent via e-mail by the State Police Public
Relations Officer, Mr. Ahmad Mohammad, specified that
Lloyd knocked down Obediah while pursuing Ejeuo,
identified to be his political opponent.
Lloyd, who was still standing trial for his involvement in
the fracas that took place in the State House on July 9,
2013, was said to have rammed into Ejeuo’s Passat car
with a bulletproof vehicle and killed him (Ejeo).
The police command pointed out that it had initially
thought it was an auto accident until Lloyd relocated to
another hospital, “conscious of what he did.”
“The Rivers State Police Command has arrested Hon.
Chidi Llyod of the Rivers State House of Assembly for
murder of police Sgt. Urang Obediah and Mr. Kingsley
Ejeuo, his kinsman and arch political opponent.
“He was arrested on his way to join Governor Amaechi
Rotimi in his private jet at the Airforce base to escape
justice.
“Hon. Chidi Lloyd on December 30, 2013 while pursing
his political opponent, knocked down Sgt. Urang
Obediah, in spite of his effort to stop him, rammed and
killed him and went ahead to crush the Passat car of Mr.
Kingsley Ejeuo was driving and killed him.
“Initially the Police thought that it was a mere accident,
which ought to have been a manslaughter. The
Commissioner of Police directed ACP Aliyu Garba, the
Area Commander Metro, to visit him in his hospital bed
and commiserate with him, conscious of what he did,
Chidi Lloyd relocated to another hospital.
“Facts emerged that Chidi Lloyd drove a bullet-proof
vehicle while pursuing his political opponent, late Mr.
Kingsley Ejeuo, and he (Lloyd) knocked down Sgt. Urang
Obediah, who died on the spot and (Lloyd) moved
ahead to smash a political opponent in his Passat car
who equally died instantly,” the statement reads.
The statement added that late Ejeuo, who hailed from
the same place with Lloyd was believed to be in the PDP
camp led by Elder Felix Obuah.
The statement also indicated that the Leader of the
House allegedly escaped from the hospital where he
was being guarded by four policemen.
However, a top government official told our
correspondent that the claim by the police that Lloyd
tried to join Amaechi in his (Amaechi) private jet in
order to escape justice was a blatant lie.
It will be recalled that Lloyd, who presented himself to
the Nigeria Police after a video clip showed him hitting a
member of the House of Assembly, Mr. Michael Chinda,
with a mace on the head, was charged to court on a six-
count charge, including attempted murder.
Lloyd was later granted bail in order to receive medical
attention after sustaining injury during the July 9, 2013
free-for-all in the chambers of the State House of
Assembly.


Source: www.punchng.com/news/rivers-assembly-majority-leader-lloyd-arrested-for-alleged-murder/

The Presidency on Thursday said the Federal
Government had no plan to sell any of the nation’s
refineries contrary to the news making the rounds
about the imminent sale of the facilities.
The Special Adviser to the President on Media and
Publicity, Dr. Reuben Abati, said this in an interview with
State House correspondents on Thursday.
It will be recalled that the Petroleum and Natural Gas
Senior Staff Association of Nigeria and the Nigeria Union
of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers had threatened
to embark on an industrial action this month if the
Federal Government refused to drop the idea of selling
the refineries.
In declaring the date for the commencement of the
strike, National President, PENGASSAN, Mr. Babatunde
Ogun, had said, “Our message is very clear; if between
now and December 24, 2013, the government fails to
cancel the planned privatisation of the refineries, we will
wait for the Yuletide period to come and then mobilise
between that time and the first week in January 2014;
the entire oil and gas workers in Nigeria will go on a
total strike and shut down the economy.”
But Abati on Thursday said there was no endorsement
from President Goodluck Jonathan for the planned sale
of the refineries.
He added that the Minister of Petroleum Resources,
Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke, could not singlehandedly
sell any government property without the President’s
approval.
“The Federal Government will not sell the refineries.
There is no authorisation for anybody to do so; there is
no presidential endorsement. Even the minister does
not have the powers to sell government’s property,”
Abati declared.
The Head, Public Communication, Bureau of Public
Enterprises, Mr. Chigbo Anichebe, had said through a
statement in Abuja on December 20, 2013 that Jonathan
had approved the constitution of a steering committee
for the sale of the nation’s four refineries.
Anichebe had said the President also approved the
commencement of the privatisation of the refineries.
The four refineries are the Port Harcourt Refining
Company Limited I; Port Harcourt Refining Company
Limited II; Kaduna Refining and Petrochemical Company
Limited; and the Warri Refining and Petrochemical
Company Limited.
Anichebe had said, “In furtherance of the economic
reform programme of his administration, President
Jonathan has approved the commencement of the
privatisation of the nation’s four refineries by the BPE.
“This is in keeping with the transformation agenda,
which seeks to catalyse and provide an enabling
environment for the private sector to be the driver of
economic growth in the country.
“The President has also approved the constitution of a
steering committee on the privatisation process that
involves all relevant stakeholder ministries and
agencies.”
The members of the steering committee, which is
chaired by the Minister of Petroleum Resources, are the
ministers of Finance, Power, Labour and Productivity,
National Planning, Mines and Steel Development and
Justice.
Other members are the Chairman, Extractive Sub-
committee, National Council on Privatisation; Special
Adviser to the Vice-President on Economy; Group
Managing Director, Nigerian National Petroleum
Corporation; Director-General, BPE; Group Executive
Director (Refineries), NNPC; Managing Directors of the
refineries and the Director (Oil and Gas), BPE, who will
serve as the secretary.


Source: www.punchng.com/news/jonathan-hasnt-approved-sale-of-refineries-says-abati/

EL_Rufai,
Please where is the list?

I beg help me check if my name dey there!

E get d kain thunder wey go fire this man. I mean Heavy one

Barely 72 hours after Africa’s richest man, Aliko
Dangote, joined the micro-blogging service, Twitter,
thousands of Nigerians at home and in the Diaspora
have extended a hand of fellowship to him by
subscribing to his tweets.
As at 5pm on Thursday, the President/Chief Executive of
the pan-African conglomerate, the Dangote Group, had
attracted a followership of over 30,000 users on the
social network.
A check through his Twitter page shows that his
followers are not limited to ordinary Nigerians who
make use of the social service but include serving
lawmakers in the National Assembly, past public office
holders, children of past Nigerian leaders, as well as top
shots in the nation’s entertainment industry.
Some of the high profile Nigerians following Africa’s
most powerful man (as declared by Forbes magazine)
include a former Chairman of the Economic and
Financial Crimes Commission, Mallam Nuhu Ribadu;
former Governor of Kwara State, and Senator
representing Kwara Central Senatorial District, Bukola
Saraki; and Vice-Presidential candidate of the defunct
Action Congress of Nigeria in the 2011 general elections,
Fola Adeola.
Others include a former Chief Executive Officer of the
United Bank for Africa, Tony Elumelu; daughter of late
military dictator, Sanni Abacha, Gumsu; artistes such as
Dare Art Alade, Dr. Sid, Rugged Man, and Weird MC,
among many others.
Surprisingly, despite the huge reception he received on
Twitter, Dangote has yet to deem it fit to reciprocate the
gesture by subscribing to the tweets of any of these
Nigerians following him on the social platform.
In fact, Dangote is not at present following any Nigerian
on Twitter, as he has signified preference for the tweets
of a few of his billionaire colleagues; his manufacturing
conglomerate, Dangote Group; the World Economic
Forum and the Kofi Annan Foundation.
The billionaires Dangote follows on the social network
include the former Chief Executive Officer of General
Electric Corp., Jack Welch; Chairman of the world’s
largest personal-computer software company,
Microsoft, Bill Gates; and Chairman/Chief Executive
Officer of General Electric, Jeff Immelt.
Dangote’s decision not to follow any Nigerian is very
much unlike some prominent Nigerians who make use
of Twitter. For instance, former Vice-President Atiku
Abubakar, who follows only 26 people on the social
network, deemed it fit to follow some Nigerians.
Although Atiku subscribes to the tweets of foreigners
such as South African President Jacob Zuma, he did not
lose sight of prominent Nigerian users of the social
service. As such, Atiku follows the likes of Lagos State
Governor, Babatunde Fashola; former Minister of
Education, Oby Ezekwesili, as well as entertainers such
as Don Jazzy and Ice Prince.
Meanwhile, Dangote has broken his silence online,
saying he is “glad” to make use of Twitter. In his first and
only tweet, he gave a word of encouragement to many
Nigerians who have been asking him for advice on
business success saying, “nothing is impossible” to those
who pursue their dreams with commitment.
“Glad to be on Twitter. Wishing you all a prosperous
New Year. Stay positively committed to achieving your
dreams, nothing is impossible,” Dangote said in his first
tweet.
However, it is worthy of note that with his decision to
sign up for Twitter on December 31, Dangote joined the
league of eminent clerics, businessmen and world
leaders who signed up for the social service in 2013.
They include Pope Francis; the 41st President of the
United States of America, George W. Bush; 42nd
President of the United States, Bill Clinton; former US
Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton; American business
magnate and investor, Warren Buffet, among others.
Pope Francis, who was elected in 2013 to lead the
world’s 1.6 billion Catholics, became a social media star
of some kind when he began tweeting on March 17. His
first tweet stated, “Dear friends, I thank you from my
heart and I ask you to continue to pray for me. Pope
Francis.” The tweet was reposted by 36,528 people,
while 22,304 others favourited it.
On December 10, when Bush joined Twitter, he used his
first message to pay tribute to anti-apartheid icon,
Nelson Mandela. He wrote, “Barbara (his wife) and I
wish we could have joined the US delegation honouring
President Mandela today. He, and his countrymen, are
in our prayers.”
Also, US President Barack Obama reached out to Bill
Clinton and Buffet who both joined Twitter within days
of each other in May. “Welcome to Twitter, @BillClinton
and @WarrenBuffett,” Obama wrote in a Twitter post.


Source: www.punchng.com/i-punch/dangote-shuns-saraki-ribadu-others-on-twitter/

I smell something!

How are we sure if the pastor is not a cult member?

But i pray God will keep him and family.

@OP,

Kindly re-modify the topic to:


Spokesman of Clueless president fire back at Obasanjo.

Thanks!

A 27-year-old man, Mohammed Ibrahim, has been
arraigned before an Ebute Meta Magistrate’s Court for
allegedly raping two female pupils of Al Adab Nursery
and Primary School.
The incident was said to have happened in the Surulere
area of Lagos and on the school’s premises.
Ibrahim, an indigene of Niger State, was said to have
raped the six and seven year olds in the toilet during
school hours.
It was learnt that the defendant had only been
appointed to teach primary three pupil Islamic Studies
in the Muslim school in August 2013.
It was said that he was placed on a salary of N10,000
per month which he accepted to take.
However, on December 18, 2013 he allegedly asked the
victims (names withheld) to help him fetch water and
take it to the toilet.
He was said to have followed them there, undressed
them and had carnal knowledge of them.
The victims were said to have cried while the act was on,
which attracted the attention of other kids.
Ibrahim allegedly pushed them out and pretended as if
nothing had happened.
The victims were said to have been invited and
interrogated by another teacher, who then related their
confession to the school management.
The defendant was subsequently arrested and he
allegedly confessed to the crime.
The police arraigned him on Monday on two counts of
rape.
The charge read, “That you, Mohammed Ibrahim, on
December 18, 2013, at 11am at Al Adab Nursery and
Primary School, Abalti Barracks Surulere, Lagos in the
Lagos Magisterial District, did forcefully have unlawful
sexual intercourse with a child named (name withheld)
aged six years, which caused her harm.
“That you on the same date, time and place, did
unlawfully have sexual intercourse with a child (name
withheld) aged 7 years, which caused her harm.”
The prosecutor, Inspector Richard Odige, said the
offence was punishable under Section 137 of the
Criminal Law of Lagos State, Nigeria 2011.
Ibrahim said he was not guilty of the offence.
The affected kids were also in court with their parents.
The defence counsel, Melda Bambo, appealed to the
court to grant Ibrahim bail in liberal terms.
The magistrate, Mrs Demi Ajayi, admitted him to bail in
the sum of N1m with two sureties each in like sum. The
matter was adjourned till January 29, 2014.


Source: www.punchng.com/metro/islamic-teacher-arraigned-for-raping-two-pupils/

Dear Nairalanders,
i'm wishing you the best in all your endeavors as you climb ahead to the coming year 2014.
Goodness as mercy shall locate you and you will all see favour before man and God in Jesus name.

I believe everybody have one or two reasons in amending his/her way by changing there negative way which is a challenge to them.

So, WHAT IS YOUR NEW YEAR RESOLUTION?

Even as some people are still basking in the euphoria
of the excitement of the Calabar carnival, Christian
groups in Cross River State have criticised the yearly
event, saying it has caused social and moral setback
in the state.
One of the groups, Christian Youth Group (CYG) led
by Reverend Theodore Effiong, regretted that since
the introduction of the carnival by the former
governor of the State, Mr Donald Duke, there had
been an alarming increase in teenage pregnancy,
drug abuse and child abandonment in the state.
The group also staged a protest at the Government
House in Calabar over the conduct of the carnival on
Sundays, alleging that the state government was
apparently scheming to suppress Christianity and
relegate the religion to the background in the state.
Expressing their concerns, they lamented that the last
carnival took place on Sunday, allegeding that it
hindered many Christians from attending Sunday
worship as most major roads were closed to traffic.
Another group under the aegis of Cross River State
Christian Women (CRSCW) appeared in sack clothes
and protested at the Government House, urging the
state governor, Senator Liyel Imoke, not to allow
carnival to hold on Sundays again.
The placard carrying women, who went through
Calabar main market, Watt and the Millennium Park,
finally barricaded the Governor’s Office gate.
Also, another group, Christian Youths in Cross River,
also staged a protest to the Governor’s office in black
attire, chanting songs as they appealled to the
Governor to stop promoting carnival, sexual
immorality, ungodly activities and the street dance
with its associated ills.
They maintained that carnival was initiated by
erstwhile Governor, Mr. Donald Duke to showcase
the rich cultural heritage of the Efiks and the People
of the state, but under the present administration the
essence has been eroded by western culture as most
woman now parade themselves nude on the street.
In a letter to the Governor, signed by the National
Adviser of the Christian Youth Group, Amassador
Theodore Effiong, National Secretary Helen Eze,
Youth Adviser, Pastor Wisdom Assuquo and Martins
Otudor regretted the state Government with the
support of international donour agencies has spent
billions of Naira in the fight against HIV/AID, yet was
promoting the spread of the killer disease through
the Carnival.
Ambassador Effiong alleged that some spots on the
carnival routes were always an eye sore as a day
after the carnival night, the Millennium Park, Cultural
Centre and the U.J Esuene stadium were often
flooded with stained under wears, torn braziers, and
ruffled hair attachments.
He challenged the state Governor to obey the state
laws, recalling that there was a subsisting law against
public noise making.
Under the law, some worshipers including pastors
were allegedly arrested at Bayside in Calabar South,
tortured and detained by the police at the State CID
for singing and praying in the church loud above
approved sound level, yet the loud speakers used
during carnival were perceivably louder.
He said that the protest was an advise and a clarion
call to avoid the wrath of God on the State.


Source: www.tribune.com.ng/news2013/index.php/en/news/news-headlines/item/29593-christian-groups-criticise-calabar-carnival.html

I don't just know what to write.


But come to think of it oooooo, God don butter the bread of that J5 driver.

Osho should give him 2million naira....

Dear Nairalanders,

Let's suggest the changes we need on Nairaland by 2014...


Kindly Add yours as i also plead that the MOD's should consider this as a FRONT PAGE materials because this will help OGA AT THE TOP to know the mind and beautiful suggestion of the people!

Thanks

Dear Seun Osewa,
i'm am using this medium to thank you for setting up a forum like Nairaland because this forum is so educating and as help so many people in different areas of life.

i'm also pleading for some changes on nairaland...

I don't have much to say but please i believe we need the following:
• A DISLIKE button on this website.
• A beautiful and colorful background.

Thanks and God bless you as we look up to this in 2014!

I. That I will not witch-hunt or persecute anyone
(particularly my chiefs) for their actions or inaction at
the time of my deposition and banishment;
ii. To withdraw all suits and litigations against your
esteemed self and government;
iii. Not to institute any further action against either
your good self or any of my Chiefs in respect of any
matter connected or relating to the circumstances of
my deposition and banishment;
iv. To exhibit improved, matured and better
approach in the discharge of my duties as the Oba of
Akure;
v. To relate more harmoniously with all Chiefs,
Community leaders, indigenes and non- indigenes of
Akure;
vi. To institute a foundation in honour of my late
wife, Olori Bolanle Adesina Adepoju;
vii. The exhibit total loyalty to your regime and all
other regimes that may come upon the successful
completion of your well-deserved second term;
viii. To govern my people with godliness and with
total respect for the rights of all;
ix. Above all, I forgive all.
Your Excellence, I know that any request is huge that
I equally know that same is grantable. You are a
father figure. You are kindly, with your Executive
Council, vacate and/or rescind the orders of my
disposition and banishments and reinstate me to my
position as the Deji of Akure.
I thank you must sincerely for this privilege and I
count on Excellency and Executive Council to grant
my requests by reinstating me as the Deji of Akure.
Sir, I have instructed my lawyer to write this letter
to you as evidence of my total commitment to the
contents of this letter But with a clear instruction that
it must be in the same and undiluted way I have
written it by incorporating same in the body of his
own letter".
Your Excellency, the above represents the message
from our client to you and your Executive Council in
his own language.
May it so please you, Sirs.
We look forward to receiving a favourable response
from you, Sir.
Yours truly,
1. The Deputy Governor of Ondo State,
The Deputy Governor's Office.
Alagbaka,
Akure.
2. The Right Honourable Speaker,
Ondo State House of Assembly Complex,
Alagbaka, Akure.
3. The Honourable Chief Judge,
Ondo State High Court Complex,
Akure.
4. The Hon. Commissioner,
For local government and Chieftancy Affairs
Ondo State Secretariat,
Alagbaka, Akure.
5. Akure Council of Chiefs,
c/o High Chief Lisa of Akure,
Chief Engineer James Raymond Olusoga.
6. Chief R. F Fasoranti,
Community Leader & Chairman,
Akure Community Development Forum.
Akure
7. Prince (Dr.) Ige Adedipe Ogunleye,
Chairman Osupa Ruling House,
Akure

Source: www.saharareporters.com/news-page/raw-letter-deposed-wife-beating-akure-monarchs-letter-pleading-reinstatement

Your Excellency may wish to aks: Why was it that
even after my deposition and banishments. The late
Oba Adebiyi Adegboye Adesida, Afunbiowo !! refuse
toreinstate the said Folorunso Davids but refused to
reinstate the said Folorunso Davids but chose to
appoint another illustrates son of Akure in the person
of High Chief (Engineer) James Raymond Olusoga as
the new Lisa of Akure? The reasons that prevailed at
that time were also why the late Oba Adebiyi
Adegboye Adesida could not reinstate the Lisa.
Sir, suffice it to say that notwithstanding the
difference in our actions, approaches and believes,
my respect and admiration for the person of the Lisa
ever waned, Rather, I always respected him. He was
always very bold, daring, courageous and dogged.
These were the unassailable good qualities I liked in
him-evidence of his distinguished career in the
Nigerian Army.
It was the extreme application of these virtues
however that caused a misunderstanding between
us.
Sir, even though he also partook in the process of my
removal by signing petitioned against me in his
capacity as the Lisa (despite his removal without a
challenge in the law court) I have also completely
forgiven him. I hold no grudges against him
whatsoever.
Consequent upon the above, I do honestly plead with
your good self and the other members of your
Executive Council to kindly rescind your decision on
my deposition and banishments and to reinstate me
back to my position as the Deji Akure.
Sir, I knew but I have also been further educated by
my team of lawyers that legally and lawfully, your
esteemed Executive Councils can still reinstate me.
Some of the clarifications I got from my lawyers
which make it possible for the council to reinstate me
include but are not limited to the following factors.
Sources of Deposition and Banishment: That since I
was not removed by any court of law, it does not
require on appeal to any Higher Court to reinstate
me. Moreso, going by the principle of Federation, the
Ondo State Executive Council is not subject to any
other Executive Council in matters within the
exclusive determination of the Ondo State Executive
Council. Mine is one of such cases.
ii. The Deji of Akure Chieftaincy Declaration: By
the Deji of Akure Chieftaincy Declaration there are
two Ruling Houses which are: Ojijigogun Ruling House
and the Osupa Ruling Houses. Since the late Oba
Adebiyi Adegboye Adesida was from Ojijigogun
Ruling House which makes it a lot easier for me to
coma back tothe throne now. Since I was deposed by
the decision of the Executive Council, the same
Executive Council can still reinstate me by rescinding
vacating it decision.
iii. Cases in Court: That notwithstanding the
existence of the case(s) I instituted in court, since I
am the Plaintiff in those cases, the life and death of
those cases depend solely on me. Thus, it means that
the cases cannot constitute any legal impediment if
withdrawn the cases.
Very important too, Courts and Judges also support
out-of-Court resolution of disputes even after the
parties have already filed their cases in court.
iv. Statutory power to act: That from the entirely of
the law books and statutes, there is no law forbidding
my reinstatement by your esteemed Council. The
powers to approve of an appointment as an Oba,
depose, banish, reinstate, reprimand and/or reward
an Oba all reside in you and your Executive Council,
Sir.
V. History: That there are recorded accounts of Obas
that were deposed and later reinstated: a most
recent one in this state was that of the revered Olowo
of Owo the late Oba Olateru Olagbegi during tha
administration of Evangelist Bamidele Olumilua. Your
Excellency, as the then Honorable Commissioner for
health, was a part of the Executive Council that
reinstated the late Oba Olateru Olagbegi after his
deposition and banishment for more than a decade.
The Saki of Arigidi was also reinstated after having
been deposed. There are other documented
instances from other states.
vi. Conspiracy of my enemies: Your Excellency, you
will recall that I had, first above referred to mine as
well as your enemies and political detractors. This is
for real. It is not a conjecture. Or, if it were not so,
why would the Police decline toprosecute someone
who I personally reported as using my name to extort
money from members of the public? Also, it is on
record that I was deposed on 10/06/2010. It is also on
record that I was, immediately after deposition,
arrested and taken to the state Police Headquarters
in Akure where I made statement tothe Police in the
evening of 10/06/2010. Where and how then could
the Police have prepared a ‘’report” dated 07/06/2010
incorporated my statement and sent same to your
good self for the purpose of engineering my
deposition? Why did the Police Authorities cook up a
report against me three days before I was arrested
before they got one single account of what happened
from me? Besides, how could a “report” dated
07/06/20
Sir, it is worthy of note that even after the death of
my late wife and contrary tothe clear contents of the
medical reports of the cause of death of my late wife,
the Police Authorities repeatedly invited members of
my late wife's family and expressly persuaded them
to incriminate me by saying that my wife died as a
result of the alleged incident of 30/05/2010. My in-
laws clearly declined toimplicate me and started
clearly that medical examinations showed the true
cause of her death and that I did not kill her.
Sir, I have waited patiently for years before pointing
out these despicable conducts of the Police
Authorities because I always knew that the truth
would prevailed someday. Moreover, I was scared
that if I pointed these out I could as well be
permanently silenced by my detractors. However, the
general elections of 2011 swept these enemies of
mine out of power and political relevance. Only truth
and justice remain constant forever.
Sir, considering the unjust, false and fabricated
reports presented by the Police Authorities to your
Executive Council which were instigated by these
power-hungry politicians who are now men of
yesterday. I humbly seek your kindheated
intervention towards reserving the injustices done to
me by revoking and/or vacating the orders of my
deposition and banishments. I also pray that you do
kindly allow me to return to the throne of my fathers
as the Deji of Akure.
Your Excellency, I do not claim to be a lawyer. I do
not also claim that I was a saint. I am a new and
improved person. I tasted the good side of life. I now
taste the bad side of life. I had fame. I later had
shame. I knew glory. I later knew fury. I knew and
tasted honour. I have also been brought down to
earth. I fell from graceto grass. I have cried many
times. I have told myself that even though most of
the things I did were good, well- intended and with
the support of my chiefs, I have also known that
whatever happened to me , I do not put the blame on
anyone. I do accept that there are always better ways
to do even the good things I did.
Sir, I do honestly, appreciate the fact that with the
attendant public perception of all the things I did not
do, with the politicisation of what I did not do by my
detractors and the enemies of your regime, here was
no practicable way your council could delay to act
without being seen as condoning what my detractors
alleged that I did.
However, I always wished that if only the council
had heard the full side of my own story, then
esteemed council's decision would have been
different.
Sir from the bottom of my heart, I hold no grudges
against my chiefs. I forgive them. As a matter of fact
throughout my travails, I appreciate all the support I
got from them. I also have to be realistic that with my
deposition, Akure needed tomove on. In mkoving on
however, justices and truth are all I ask for. Again, I
forgive all of them from the depth of my heart
because without them, there cannot be a Me.
Your Excellence, even though I never had the
opportunity of expressing my own side of the story to
the media by virtue of my position as an Oba and
further because of the prevailing circumstances at
the time and, admittedly, my mishandling of the
communication and information Bureau, I honestly
owe the Executive Council and the entire people of
Akure the duty to make them understand that I never
fought with my wife, never poured acid or any other
substances on her and did not at any time fight in
public.
Sir, I wish to favour in your eyes and in the eyes of
all the other members of you council. I promise to
work for the collective ideas of the entire people of
akure andto actively mobile my people towards the
maximum participation in your regime's laudable
programmes.
Sir, without engaging in undue historical renditions
and rhetoric, I must passionately plead with your
Excellence to remember how well I stood behind you
and fought with you towards ensuring that you won
the election and to ensure that you also recovered
your stolen mandate.
Sir, I stood by you through thick and thin even when
most people in my position could not publicly support
you. I whole heartedly supported you because I
believed in you. I saw in you a man of his words who
meant well for the people. I still believe in you, your
Excellence. Kindly vacate my deposition and
banishment orders.
For the avoidance of doubt, in the likely event that
you and your honoured Council do graciously vacate
and/or rescind the orders of my deposition and
banishment, I do promised you and the good people
of Akure.

However, I later paid the “igbanujo” money after I
ascended the throne.
Thus, it is important to state categorically that the
“igbanujo” money was not money collected or paid
for any illegal or fraudulent purpose. All the Chiefs of
Akure can attest to this fact. The payment is just a
traditional way by which any Oba-elect fetes all the
Chiefs. This is a tradition in Akure that I am sure that
even Oba Adebiyi Adegboye Adesida honored.
Sir, I daresay that all the Chiefs of Akure can attest to
these facts.
On the Lisa of Akure: My disagreement with High
Chief Folorunso David, the then Lisa of Akure started
when, after I had become the Deji of Akure, the Lisa
wrote a letter to the Ondo State Government on his
own letter headed paper requesting that the Olu of
Ala be made an Oba.
The then Deputy Governor of Ondo State, Otunba
Omolade Oluwateru sent a copy of the letter to me
after which I invited Akure Council of Chiefs and the
Lisa himself to the Palace on the issue.
On the advice of the Council of Chiefs, I set up a
committee which investigated the circumstances
warranting the letter by the Lisa to State
Government. Even though I was not opposed to the
upgrading of any person to the status of an Oba
where deserving, the councils of Chiefs, and the
committee set up found the Lisa’s conduct to be
capable of understanding the throne of the Deji fo
Akure indigenes, Thus, the committee recommended
that the Lisa be suspended for six months. The Lisa
was thus suspended on the recommendation of the
significance of his Chieftaincy title amongst the
Chiefs, his suspension was subsequently lifted. It is
noteworthy that recommended the suspension
mianly compromised Akure Chiefs.
The second cause of the disagreement I had with the
then Lisa also occurred when the Lisa, wrote a
petitioned against me to our respected Akure and
Yoruba leader, Chief Fashoranti. The Lisa wrongly
alleged that I supported memebrs of the National
Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) who were
pro- Labour Party against those who were pro- PDP.
He further alleged that I went toErekesan came to
inspect the market for possible reconstruction. There
were about twenty other false allegations in the said
petitioned to Chief Fashoranti.
I also got a copy of the Petition, I also called a
meeting of Councils of Chiefs where I showed the
petitioned which was written on the letter headed
paper of Akure Council of Chiefs. The Chiefs denied
knowledge of this letter but the Lisa said the then
Elemo High Chief (Barr.) Bolanle Adedipe and the
Ojomo of Akure High Chief Ayo Oluyide were privies
to the petition.
The Chiefs with the exception of the Lisa, Elemo and
Ojomu collectively denied being parties to and/or
being aware of the petition written on their behalf.
Consequently, the Council of Chief decided that they
were fed up with the handedness of the Lisa moreso
since the Lisa had taken such a grave decision tothe
names without actually informing them of his actions.
Thus, the chiefs recommended that High Chiefs
Elemo and Ojomu should be queried. The two High
Chiefs were duly queried by me but I also applied
wisdom by refusing to take any further step in the
matter with or without their responses tothe queries.
As a matter of fact, even though the two Chiefs did
not respond to the queries I never raised the issue
again since, by their actions and oral explanations,
they were not parties to any attempt to spite the
throne of the Deji or smear my name/image.
On the Lisa however, since there was no sense of
remorse, the Chiefs went tomy secretary’s office,
typed a letter of removal of the Lisa and brought it to
me for signing the letter of removal of Folorunsho
Davids as the Lisa of Akure.
Thus, even though High Chief Folorunso Davids was
removed by a letter signed by me his removal was
however the majority decision of the members of
Akure Councils of Chiefs.
Sir, my seeing refusal to reinstate High Chief
Folorunso Davids was by no means an act of
disrespect but I feared the serious consequences of
reneging on the Oath made with the Chiefs on the
issue. The breach of oaths in traditional institutions
attracts dire consequences even if the ‘oath’ is a mere
oral agreement.

The other Obas who saw her soon after she was
allegedly bathed with acid were the Olugbo of Ugbo
Land and the Olukare of Ikare. The mother to Your
Excellency also saw her at Ondo town when she came
to beg her to plead with Your Excellency.
Above all, the families concerned have since
reconciled their differences.
Moreover, I also read from the dailies that I fell into
the gutter and had to be rescued. This was outright
falsehood. Firstly, up to this point, three years after
the incident, even with modern technology, phone,
camera and other means of communication, is it not
strange that there has not been one single
documented account of this fact? Why is it that none
of the media houses in this country ever showed or
got this printed out! I came downstairs from the
building and stayed in my car at the time my late wife
was allegedly bathed with acid.
I also read it in the papers that I poured hot ashes
which I brought in nylon bag on her. Sir, is it not
strange that hot ashes was brought in a nylon bag?
Why did the nylon not melt? Besides, is not
elementary traditional science that if you pour ashes,
it will undoubtedly be blown towards you (the
pourer). That is why it is said in Yoruba land that “eni
deeru ni eeru n to”. Why was I not affected by the
ashes myself since I was the one that allegedly
poured it? Why was any other person not affected
since, by the media accounts, the environment was
rowdy and full of people?
For the avoidance of doubt, I married my late Olori
Bola Adepoju Adesida traditionally. I also needed to
divorce her for reasons due largely to some serious
and irreconcilable family differences. Even though it
is good for the married tostay together for better or
worst, it is however my believe that where certain
acts of one of the spouses is consistently dangerous
to the life of the other , it is betterto divorce and stay
alive than to pretend to be married but in it.
Sir, you are a good man. You will kindly pardon me to
respect and honour the memory of the late Olori by
refusing to disclose, in details, through this medium,
all that my late wife did that necessitated the divorce.
Besides because of the future of my children from
the late Olori, I most humbly plead that you will
further pardon me from going further than this
through this medium. At any rate, some of the
reasons for the divorce are not unknown to Your
Excellence.
On the issue of engaging in shady land deals: I wish
to place it on record that I never instructed anyone to
collect “royalty” on my behalf from any land owner.
No one ever came to inform me that he wanted to
check if it was true that I actually sent anyone to
collect “owo omo onile” from him. It is worthy of note
that the only known account/record of the use of my
name to collect “owo omo onile” is at the ‘A’ division
in Akure where the culprit, one Mr. Gbenle Kikiowo
who made an undertaking not to use my name again
for such fraudulent activities when, upon a tip-off, I
got him arrested and took him to ‘A’ division , Akure.
Why the police never prosecuted him up till now, I do
not know because I personally reported himto the
police when I got information that he used my name
to “owo omo onile”.
On the issue Of engaging in a public fight with Chief
Jossy Abegunde, I deny firmly that I fought with him.
Conversely, the issue between Chief Jossy Abegunde
and I had to do with the ownership of a large parcel
of land belonging to Akure Community which was
turned to a plank market by the Police Authorities.
Sir, you will agree with me that the Police Authorities
to not have any constitutional or statutory
responsibility tooperate plank markets. The police
Plank Market beside St. Luke Anglican Church, Idi
Agba, Akure is indeed the first of its kind.
Your Excellency, it is also my believe that an
important function of Obaship is the protection of the
common heritage of the Oba’s domain. Thus, I believe
I did the right thing by instituting an action against the
Police Authorities in respect of the disputed parcel of
land. That was all I did. It is worthy of note that in the
suit I instituted against the Police Authorities on the
disputed land, it was done with the active consent
and participation of Akure Council of Chiefs.
The Chiefs were also co-plaintiffs in the said suit
against the Police. The Chiefs even agreed to
contribute money for the payment of our lawyer’s
professional charges.
Moreover, even the late Oba Adegboye Adesida was
reputed to have continued with the litigation on the
disputed land.
At any rate, it is important to inform Your
Excellency that Chief Jossy Abegunde and I have since
reconciled our differences. We both later understood
that both of us wanted what was in the best interest
of Akure on the disputed land but our approaches
were different.
On the disagreement between the Chiefs and the
Palace. To begin with, I never had any disagreement
with either the Akure Council of Chiefs as a whole or
the Kingmakers alone. The seeming disagreement I
had with the Chiefs was on the payment of “igbanujo”
Your Excellency “igbanujo” is the money I was obliged
togive the Chiefs as whole for their entertainment
upon my emergence as an Oba elect.
Sir, due to obvious financial constraints, as a result
of the various expenses I incurred at the time of
contesting the throne and thereafter, I could not
immediately raise the sum of N5million meant for the
“igbanujo”.

TO: THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL,
; ONDO STATE GOVERNMENT
THRO: THE EXECUTIVE GOVERNOR OF ONDO STATE,
GOVERNOR’S OFFICE,
ALAGBAKA, AKURE
THRO: THE HONOURABLE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND
COMMISSIONER FOR JUSTICE,
; MINISTRY OF JUSTICES,
; ALAGBAKA, AKURE
Sir,
APPEAL FOR VACATION OF ORDERS OF DEPOSITION
AND BANISHMENT OF OLUWADARE ADEPOJU
ADESINA FROM THE THRONE OF THE DEJI OF AKURE
AND REINSTATEMENT TO THE THRONE
We have the instructions of Oluwadare Adepoju
Adesina who was, on the 10th day of June 2010,
deposed from his position as the Deji of Akure and
subsequently banished by the Executive Council of
Ondo State. The deposition and banishments are
however still being contended in the court.
We have, in consonance with his instructions,
reproduced herein under, the message qua
passionate appeal of our client, in his words to your
esteemed Council.
“Your Excellency,
Sir, let me begin by, from the bottom of my heart,
expressing my sincere condolence to your family,
your good self, your esteemed Executive Council, the
people of Ondo State and all indigenes of Akure in
particular the death of Oba Adebiyi Adegboye
Adesida, Afunbiowo Ii.
My condolence to the Executive Council and your
good self is by no means misplaced: whilst it is the
state State Executive Council that approves the
appointment of an Oba Elect, you are in fact, the
father figure to all Obas in the state.
I do honestly pray that the Almighty God will put an
end to all mishaps in Ondo State, nay Nigeria.
Beyond sentiments, I admits that it hurts me quite
greatly deeply when I was deposed and banished
whilst Oba Adebiyi Adegboye Adesida was installed. I
must however say that whoever had the privilege of
knowing or meeting the then Prince Adebiyi
Adegboye Adesida (that was who he was when I last
saw him) would readily agree that he was, by all
standards, a very good person who loved peace and
related well with whoever came his way.
He loved Akure from his heart and always wished
that there would be developments in Akure. He was
also good to me and always respected me as a king
even though by age, he was older than me.
May the good lord grant his soul eternal rest. Amen. I
also pray that the Almighty God would grant his
family his family the fortitude to bear the loss.
Sir, from my experience in this life particularly since
my deposition and banishment, I have learnt a lesson
that will stay with me forever: never mock a man who
is down. God is the one who raises up and, if He
wishes (for His own reasons), can bring down (Psalm
75 verse 7), How then can any mortal rejoice at the
demise of another? No sane human should. Certainly,
not me!!
I therefore do honestly pray that God will comfort his
family particularly his dear olori who, by tradition, is
also one of my wife.
Sir, even thought the sudden loss of the late Oba is
painful, I however that it is important that I write this
letter to your Excellency at this time. I have waited till
now to show utmost respect to the late Oba. I could
as well have waited further but for the fact that I
have, on good authority, been informed of the
attempts of some other persons who had actually
started jostling up for the throne even before the
conclusion of deserved and necessary rites of
passage for the late Oba.
Thus, I therefore most humbly crave your
understanding that this letter be allowed by you at
this time as a matter of necessity.
I have, time and again, considered the tragic events
that led to my exit from the throne and I have come
to one conclusion: that Gorbels, not Hilter, was the
reason Germany thought she was strong enough to
conquer the World. Sir, I now know how important
the press is. Communication and information
management are issue I will never toy with again.
Why did I say Communication and information
management? Because none of the things I was
alleged to have done ever happened!
For the avoidance of doubt, I do not lay any blame at
the door of any journalist but I admit that avoidable
communication gap was the reason why the press
could not even report a single account of the version
of the palace at that material time. Again, a admit that
this communication gap was avoidable.
May I humbly seek your indulgence to respond to
some of the issues raised against my person in the
media/public that ultimately led to my deposition and
banishment:
Did I go to Hospital Road? Yes I did because it was a
house I had rented before I mounted the throne . I
kept the house and still paid for same while on the
throne because some members of my family still
lived there. Where then, for example did press get
information that the house I went to belonged to my
in-laws?
I also read in the newspaper that I poured acid on my
wife: to begin with, how could someone I allegedly
poured acid on in the evening of 30th day of May,
2010 now go out just a few days thereafter to plead
with different Obas, Chiefs and leaders that her
husband should be reinstated? It may interest you to
note that she went about asking that I be reinstated
whilst fully dressed as an Olori i.e without buba on
top of her Iro. There were no bruises on her.
Sir, it may further interest you to know that when my
late wife, who was allegedly bathed with acid got to
the palace of the jegun of Ile-Oluji, the jegun said he
had read about all that happened in the print media
and said he hoped the Olori had fully recovered. It
was at this stage that the jegun was told that the
beautiful Lady dressed in Iro, with beads round her
neck but without buba top and who accompanied the
emissary to his palace was indeed the Olori that was
allegedly bathed in acid! Thee jegun quickly drew the
Olori to his side and searched for the spots where
she was allegedly bathed with acid but did not find
any!!

yuzedo: Kasabubu Makanaki!!!!! see beauty dat can cause two plain to crash.

Cheif sweetus. Wot else did u want? U have hansomed good loook. U have mony. U have GRATE pènise. Tall like iroko, sweet like meetpie. shy & humble with brain of proffesor. And still u have the most finest babe rita sweetus join. What else remain? Sometime I dint beleive how god have bless me. am d most luckyiest man in this live.

Please go to any nearest hospital,
Collect a doctor report indicating your problem,
Come with it to Synagogue Church of Christ,
We shall place you on prayer line...

Lolz!
GUY YOU ROCK JOR!
We need to nominate you for an award on nairaland!

Ah!
Two people are sentenced to death because of 50,000naira?

But the brain of this same judges go on pause when it come to all this politician looting this country.

I don vex!

@ALL, please help me stone that stupid judge with a STONE of LIKE!

Hmmmmm!


They are preparing for real.
They should buy two more plane to pack the loads from Aso-Rock.

Come 2015, APC will show them the EXIT way in Aso Rock!

What is AK47?

What matter most to me about AK47 is that the company producing that AK47 wine must not rundown ooooo.

GOD BLESS NIGERIA MILITARY!

Abariwiseman: we the people of northern Nigeria wants the dividend of democracy, no matter who occupys there, and we have been getting it in this adminstartion. we have decided to Massively vote for GEJ.
afterall what did we get for 37 yrs when our brother/sothwest traitors were there?

Shut up your mouth!
Baraoo!

You are from which part of the North?
i'm stay in Southern Kaduna(Kakuri precisely), and we shall show the clueless man his way back to Otupo village so that he can drink more ogogoro.

I don't hate PDP nor APC but GEJ is a failure...