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lovdoc:
The popular billionaire blogger, Linda Ikeji steps out in glamor as she rocks black body-hugging dress. She rocks black sunshades to compliment her look with a pair of black sandal.

See more: http://www.balfashion.com/2019/09/linda-ikeji-looking-beautiful-in-new-photos.html

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Nairafame1:
According to eyewitness, (13-09-19/3:31pm). After consecutively requesting for irrelevant documents which she had presented over time, the management tried to discard her.

Watch Video Below
Source https://www.nairafame.com/2019/09/the-moment-customer-was-violently.html


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MfNiPquKpXA

prof2007:
The number of Nigerians that made it back to Nigeria drastically reduced following moves by the South African government to frustrate the evacuation efforts. Only about 187 adults and children were successfully evacuated on Wednesday as against the 320 Nigerians expected back home.

The flight arrived the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos, at 9.43pm.

One of the returnees, Uche Victor, told journalists that he left his wife who he said was a Cameronian and a young daughter behind. He said, “I’m bleeding because I left my wife and baby but I have to come back because my mother cries for me to return. If something happens to me she will suffer. I left my business, I came back with nothing. South Africans believe all Nigerians are drug pushers, but I don’t know the colour of any drug.”

Victor, who explained that he left Nigeria for South Africa in 2007, explained that the attacks were anger against the government. “They are only venting their anger on foreigners. They started with black and will move to whites,” he said.

According to him, the flight would have returned earlier but the South African government made it difficult. “The didn’t want us to go but for Nigeria’s consulate,” he added.

Another returnee from Abia State, who gave his name as Onuoha, said a lot of Nigerians were still stranded as they could not return with their properties.

Aliu Saheed, from Osun State, said his shop was burgled and he came back home empty-handed. “But I’m happy to be home, I’m not going back again,” he said.

S’A CANCELS VISAS ISSUED TO RETURNING NIGERIANS
One of our correspondents learnt that the South African authorities went further to cancel visas that were issued to the returning Nigerians. A picture on Facebook showed a Nigerian passport with a cancelled South African visa as of September 10.

The Chairman, Nigerian Diaspora Commission, Mrs Abike Dabiri-Erewa, said there was 15 hours delay before the flight left South Africa. She had earlier told journalists that the South African authorities brought new immigration rules before the affected Nigerians could be allowed to board the aircraft.

According to Dabiri-Erewa, the Federal Government is giving N40,000 worth of airtime to last them for two months as well as stipend of N10,000 for transport. She also said there were plans for the Bank of Industry to provide some money for the returnees to start small businesses.

Meanwhile, the Chief Operating Officer of Air Peace, Mrs Toyin Olajide, said the evacuation would cost the airline about N300m. Olajide said the cost would include payment of passenger service charge, aeronautical and other charges.

SOURCE: https://punchng.com/187-nigerians-return-safrica-employs-rules-to-stop-others/

"It ruled that its power does not include determining the qualification of a petitioner in an election dispute, but to determine whether a person elected to the office of the president was validly elected and not to query the qualification of the petitioners to have contested the election, whose outcome was being queried"

State001:
The Presidential Election Petitions Tribunal is currently sitting in Abuja, to decide the fate of PDP/Atiku and APC/Buhari over the February 23, 2019 presidential election, Igbere TV reports.

Igbere TV recalls that INEC had declared Buhari and the APC as winner of the election, having polled a total of 15,191,847 votes to defeat his closest rival, Atiku, who it said polled a total of 11,262,978 votes.

The five-man panel of justices of the Presidential Election Petitions Tribunal, is headed by Justice Mohammed Garba, as Chairman.

Here are summary of the rulings so far, and key points to note, as brought to you by Igbere TV...

Key rulings to note

- Tribunal unanimously dismissed INEC’s motion asking Vice President Osinbajo to be joined in the petition. It ruled that a vice presidential candidate is not a necessary party in an election petition but an appendage of the presidential candidate who nominated him.

- Tribunal dismissed INEC's motion arguing that Atiku's lead counsel, Livy Uzoukwu, is not a legal practitioner called to the Nigerian Bar.

- Tribunal refused INEC's request to dismiss Atiku's prayer seeking Buhari's disqualification on the ground that he was not qualified to contest the election.

- Ruling on the allegations of police and military interference, harassment and intimidation and ballot stuffing among others, filed by Atiku, the tribunal strike out the application for non-joinder of the parties who have been accused.

- Tribunal dismissed Buhari's application that Atiku was not qualified to file the petition challenging his election, ruling that Atiku is qualified to filed the petition.

- Tribunal dismissed Atiku's application accusing Vice President Yemi Osinbajo of inducing voters with the TraderMoni scheme, ruling that it does not have jurisdiction over the matter.

- Tribunal strike out APC's argument that Atiku was not qualified to contest the presidential election because he is allegedly not a Nigerian by birth.
* It ruled that its power does not include determining the qualification of a petitioner in an election dispute, but to determine whether a person elected to the office of the president was validly elected and not to query the qualification of the petitioners to have contested the election, whose outcome was being queried.

Summary of the rulings so far

INEC filed three motions against Atiku's petition; one of the motions was dismissed while two partially succeeded leading to the striking out of some paragraphs in the petitioners’ petition and their response to INEC’s reply to the petition.

- President Buhari filed two motions against Atiku's petition; two of the motions partially succeeded leading to the striking out of some paragraphs in the petitioner's response to the president’s reply to the petition.

- The last two motions were filed by APC.

http://igberetvnews.com/977003/atiku-buhari-summary-key-rulings-as-tribunal-goes-on-break/

hardtoget:
See more here https://thickmatch.com/see-school-kidnappers-den-governor-wike-rehabilitated/

genius43:
Una go just branch run leave us again

paradigmshift:
The guy they vex me jor.
Even novice no go reboot phone wey they update.. it's clearly written..the guy said it was a stupid decision...so wetin you say make I talk.. I was only mad cos d guy spoil good phone.. no vex baba

Jentle244:
See catching.... it is very rare...if fact it is non existent to see a woman adopt a baby after having her own kids...2kids for that matter.... Why not have more babies if u feel u can cater for them....or kukuma ask the PROCEDURES FOR OPENING AN ORPHANAGE....if u so like plenty children

GistMore3:
See The Man's Photos here >> http://gistmore.com/man-shares-receipt-of-how-much-he-was-charged-for-vip-seating-at-a-nigerian-airport

GistMore11:
Music star Tiwa Savage was so excited after her new track with the video of 49-99 appears on new york times square electronic billboard.

She was pictured with Jidenna and Carmelo Anthony on the red carpet.

Gist from GistMore
http://gistmore.com/tiwa-savage-poses-with-jidenna-and-carmelo-anthony-in-new-york

ijustdey:
https://www.newtelegraphng.com/2019/09/nigeria-asks-pilot-trainees-in-safrica-to-return-home/

Delightikechi:
Source: http://news.met.police.uk/news/man-jailed-for-attacking-woman-with-intent-to-rape-her-in-east-london-380609

farem:
Did you learn the difference between the singular and the plural at all?
How is your quote in tangent with what is actually and clearly written:

"... that gives immunity to Sovereign states..."

It goes further to say:


"... The Act allows a written consent of a foreign state before the enforcement of a judgment which could lead to seizure of assets or freezing of accounts..."

Mariory:
How can UK law concerning foreign states also relate to the UK?

Wait I just reliased you were joking right? Surely you were joking?

Ikpeazukerosene:
Did you read the post at all?

"... The Act allows a written consent of a foreign state before the enforcement of a judgment which could lead to seizure of assets or freezing of accounts..."

baby124:
Bought from Nigerian vendors by ShopRite.

Silverman42:
Yeah, i had the same thoughts about the older amd APU processors. But this one runs on the latest Ryzen processors that are as power efficient as the 8th gen Intel processors with the added advantage of the integrated vega GPUs . I initially wanted to buy a lenovo laptop that ran on this same processor from Amazon but my ATM card limit hindered the purchase. I just had to settle for the hp laptop

CGMedia:
Senator Ike Ekweremadu has condemned the attack on Nigerians in South Africa, calling on the federal government to cut ties with the South African government, Igbere TV reports.

Igbere TV had previously reported that properties worth millions of naira, belonging to Nigerians in South Africa, were set ablaze with many others looted by South Africans.

President of the Nigeria Union in South Africa, Comrade Adetola Olubajo, said the attacks began on Sunday morning in Jeppestown area of Johannesburg.

Mr Olubajo said in a statement that the mob “looted several shops owned by foreign nationals”, adding that “the police later dispersed the mob and made some arrest.”

Reacting in a statement sighted by Igbere on his Facebook page, the former Deputy Senate President described the attack as barbaric and an act of ingratitude on the part of South Africans.

He berated the South African government for not taking a decisive step to end the attacks, which he said has led to loss of lives and properties of fellow Africans, especially Nigerians.

He said the actions of the South Africans defies the African brotherhood, while recalling the support Nigeria rendered the country during the apartheid era and independence struggle.

He, therefore, called on the African Union (AU) to immediately sanction South Africa, while calling on the federal government to cut diplomatic ties with the country until the safety of Nigerians were guaranteed.

Full Statement,

“I find the incessant xenophobic attacks on Nigerians and other African nationals in South Africa very un-African, barbaric, and unparalleled acts of ingratitude. It is quite disturbing that the Government of South Africa has not taken decisive steps to end these attacks, which have led to wanton loss of lives and properties of fellow Africans, especially Nigerians.

“The attacks defy and desecrate everything African brotherhood stands for, especially for a country that gained freedom with the support, sweat, and sacrifice of fellow African nations among which Nigeria clearly stands out. The attacks have reached scary and desperate degrees and call for desperate actions on the part of Nigeria, other African nations, and the African Union.

“It will therefore not be out of place for the Federal Government to suspend diplomatic relations with SA until full assurance of safety of Nigerians and their properties in South African are secured, adequate compensation paid for the damages, and the perpetrators also brought to book.

“The African Union mist eise up to the occasion now. The AU could be reduced to an empty shell if law abiding African nationals cannot find peace and safety in a fellow African nation like South African, but are instead savaged by people who should be their brother’s keeper.

“The AU should therefore summon an emergency session to sanction South Africa; and a suspend from the Union for unprovoked acts of hostilities against fellow Africans whose countries fought for the freedom they enjoy today will not be out of place.”

http://igberetvnews.com/960176/xenophobia-ekweremadu-asks-fg-to-suspend-diplomatic-ties-with-safrica/

Silverman42:
Wow. Just got the intel version of this laptop and i am enjoying it so far. But if i had seen this version, i definitely would have preffered this over my laptop

OTayobami:
That salah na very stupid fellow, na all those kyn players dey make person dey get problem with coach, he always thinks the ball gets to him magically, he nor dey reason say na people like them firmino dey sacrifice their goal scoring chances just to pass to him when he's open to score..

Do you know?
Last season all Mane's 22 goals last season had no assist from salah but the idiot(salah) scored couple of goals assisted by mane but still on still na still 22 goals each dem get

babeosisi:
God bless Trump.If you don't like it deal with it!
Non.citizens only need 6 weeks to.make their kids citizens?
He should.have made it 6 years

naptu2:
Not really.

There are a lot of Nigerians at TICAD7.

1) Some of them are there as part of the official Nigerian delegation (Buhari and his crew).

2) Some are there as part of delegations of pan-African organisations (eg. Adesina is the head of the African Development Bank).

3) Some are there as part of United Nations delegations.

4) Some are there as part of NGO delegations (e.g. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala).

5) Some are there in their capacity as African businessmen (e.g. Tony Elumelu)

6) And some are there to explore investment opportunities for their states (e.g. Samuel Ortom).


I'm quite curious about the first picture because the overseas manager of Japan's Open Sesame Project is in it and Benue is one of the biggest producers of sesame seed (beniseed) in Nigeria.

Now, since all these people are in Japan, there's absolutely nothing wrong if they take a few minutes to meet and discuss things that are important to them.

Mynd44:
Basicaly, a child born to American parents in Nigeria is stateless.

Since they don't have US citizenship yet and Nigeria does not give automatic citizenship to people born in Nigeria and their parents or grandparents are not Nigerians

LifestyleTonite:
The Nigerian Police Force have seized the international passport of pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo of Commonwealth of Zion Assembly, COZA.

This was done as part of the bail condition granted to the pastor who was interrogated few days ago over a rape allegation leveled against him by Busola Dakolo, wife of singer Timi Dakolo.

A search was conducted at his residence and office on Wednesday by detectives from the Force Criminal Investigation Department(FCID), Abuja.

According to source who spoke to Daily Sun, “the home of the pastor and his office were searched today by detectives investigating the matter, but I cannot tell you what they found, but defiantly they were looking for incriminating documents and other evidences that was revealed by witnesses during the discreet investigation conducted in the matter.

“Also part of the bail conditions given to pastor Fatoyinbo is that he provides two level 16 officers who have landed property in Abuja, and that his international passport to be deposited with the police which he has done”. The source said.

Part of the bail condition sees Fatoyinbo providing two level 16 officers who have landed properties in Abuja.

The COZA pastor has since been released to go home but told to report regularly at the FCID in Abuja.

https://wotzup.ng/police-seize-pastor-fatoyinbos-passport-conduct-search-on-his-house-office/