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baliyubla:
APC issued worse threats in the run off to 2015 elections. Remember Amethief threatening to form a parallel government.

So if you ask me, Secondus is not even issuing as much threats as he should.

Grow up,which threat pass. War again?

paq1:
It clearly shows pdp has a formidable structure. Anywhere you see a party with people in uniforms or other conforming regalia, just know the party is Solidly on ground.

A big fat lie!d whole poor pple in d town will turn up if they are sharing freebies.

I pray agst stadium collapse from overload.

MrBanner:
Let's be realistic, Atiku's questions are far tougher than Buhari's yet he's doing quite well. Obi too is one hell of a brilliant mofo. I'm truly proud of these guys.

Yes,a thief shld have more questions to answer,obi is crafty,Atiku is dishonest they never gave convincing answers,we Nigeria are waiting to pass our verdict on them on febuhari.

Bluetooth2:
Was there anytime Nigeria had a middle class ?

Another Atiku/Obi lies.

How are they gonna persuade corrupt politicians to return their loot just like that, when they never agreed they loot in d 1st place,u 1st hav to use court to prove that they looted b4 u can do please bargain with them.

I am now convince Peter obi is a big pfucking lier!Atiku already knows the FAQ.fear politicians they have " answers & solution" to every questions.

Clerverly:
Sherifat Solebo, a judge of the Lagos State Special Offences Court in Ikeja, on Wednesday objected to an attempt to disrupt proceedings in her courtroom by a task force of the Nigeria Bar Association (NBA), Ikeja Branch.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Dele Oloke, NBA Chairman, Ikeja Branch, had at 10:17 a.m., led the task force to stop proceedings in Mrs Solebo’s courtroom in an attempt to enforce the court boycott directive by the NBA.

“I will not entertain any interruption. We know the rules of court; Mr Oloke, be properly guided.

“The National Judicial Council (NJC) has not directed that judges should not sit; the Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria has not shut the door.

“I am still in charge of this court, Mr Oloke; what you are doing is contemptuous,” the judge warned.

Following the warning, the chairman left the court after instructing lawyers in the courtroom to obey the boycott directive.

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Speaking to NAN later, Mr Oloke frowned at lawyers’ flouting of the directive.

He said the court boycott should be obeyed by every responsible lawyer.

He said: “I was at the National Executive Council (NEC) meeting of the NBA under its President, Mr Paul Usoro, and we resolved that we should embark on a two-day symbolic boycott of courts.

“Every responsible lawyer should abide by it.

“It is playing to the gallery to say that your clients are important; we also have clients. When systems collapse, everybody will be blamed.

“When we abandon our work to protect the institution we belong to, and some lawyers refuse to cooperate with us, we will do something about it, I can assure you.”

NAN reports that some other judges at the Ikeja High Court Complex also sat in spite of the boycott directive.

At 9.56a.m., the NBA task force was unable to stop proceedings in the courtroom of Justice Sururat Soladoye of an Ikeja Domestic Violence and Sexual Offences Court – within the Ikeja High Court Complex.

The judge was about to rise when the team stormed her courtroom.

Proceedings in the courtroom of Justice Mojisola Dada of a Special Offences Court – also within the complex – could also not be disrupted at 10.42a.m. by Mr Oloke’s team.

The judge was delivering a judgment at the time and had to finish it.

The NBA had at its NEC meeting on Monday resolved to embark on a boycott of courts on January 29 and January 30 to protest the suspension of the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Walter Onnoghen.

Mr Onnoghen was suspended on Jan. 25, following an allegation of non-declaration of assets.

He was charged before the Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT) on January 14, on six-count charge.

President Muhammadu Buhari suspended Mr Onnoghen following an order by the CCT. He appointed Justice Tanko Mohammed as the Acting CJN.




Many judges at the court complex equally adjudicated over cases on Tuesday from when the boycott directive took effect.

Activities at the court complex were reduced, but many judges sat.

Justices Mojisola Dada, Oluwatoyin Taiwo and Olusola Williams of the Ikeja Special Offences Court adjudicated over cases, while lawyers and litigants were seated in Mrs Solebo’s courtroom as at 10.50a.m., awaiting the judge’s arrival.

At the Domestic Violence and Sexual Offences Court, Justice Sururat Soladoye began sitting at 9.00a.m. and was still adjudicating matters as at 11.15a.m.

In Justice Sybil Nwaka’s courtroom, lawyers and litigants were awaiting her arrival.

At the Ikeja High Court, Justice Hakeem Oshodi presided over proceedings in his courtroom which was half filled with lawyers and litigants.

Justices Obafemi Adamson, Raliatu Adebiyi and Josephine Oyefeso sat briefly in their courtrooms. (NAN)

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/regional/ssouth-west/308866-onnoghen-judge-resists-nbas-attempt-to-disrupt-proceedings.html

Justice onnoghen Wike personal judge.

How can a man kneel down to propose for abundant women who are looking for few husbands,those weaklings need cultural orientation from their grandfathers.

Binikingdowm:
Buhari literally did nothing.

A south south man made it what it is.

U mean Ameachi.

AngelicBeing:

This chimp is a joker.

PoliticsNigeria:
@POLITICSNGR

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo on Wednesday said he could vouch for the presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to reposition the country.

PoliticsNGR learned that Obasanjo made the statement in Lagos while speaking at the 2019 Island Club Quarterly Business Lecture. Abubakar had earlier delivered his lecture themed: “My vision to get Nigeria Working again”.

Obasanjo, in his remark said he believed that Atiku had the experience, the capacity and passion to move the country forward.

He said Nigerians should no longer find his support for the former vice president strange going by what he said or wrote about him in the past.

He reiterated that he stood firmly by whatever he said in the past about Atiku and indeed President Buhari.

He, however, said the PDP candidate had demonstrated what was expected of a committed and sincere leader by owing up to his past mistakes and showing remorse.

Obasanjo added that Atiku had not only apologised to his political party and the nation, but also apologised to him for the past disagreements he made as his deputy.

He said that Atiku was not infallible like every other human being and that he, (Obasanjo) would be playing God by not forgiving the former Vice-President.

“I have been called names because of my position on Atiku Abubakar, the Waziri Adamawa.

“Everything I have said as far as I have knowledge of Atiku, I have not retracted and I stand firmly by them because they are to the best of my knowledge true.

“And neither has what I have said and written about Buhari been controverted, if anything, they have been confirmed and proved beyond any shadow of doubt.

“But Atiku has done things which are absolutely imperative for a leader to be followed and believed.

“First, know who you are and present yourself as you are – a human being in blood and flesh and susceptible to human mistakes and human frailties.

“Don’t cover up with sanctimonious veneer of bogus integrity, incorruptibility, uprightness, goodness and false figures and statistics, all of which are contrived to deceive, to cheat, to plunder and to destroy.

“Atiku never claimed to be a saint and I never described him as such. I will never so describe any human being alive let alone calling him a Messiah.

“On an occasion in the past when I said that someone was not a Messiah, some Nigerians out of bad “belle’’ were up in arms.

“For me, as a Christian, the only Messiah I know and have is Jesus Christ and even then, the man aspect of Him was imperfect while the divine aspect of Him was perfectly messianic.

“Secondly, a leader must be honest to himself and to the people he serves or he wants to serve.

“He must identify and acknowledge his situation, mistakes, shortcomings and inadequacy; show remorse where and when he has erred, seek forgiveness and repent; and not passing the bulk or keep blaming others and fail to accept responsibility.

“Atiku accepts responsibility for his mistakes, shows remorse and seeks forgiveness from his political party and subsequently from Nigerians.

“He asks for forgiveness from me and as a believer, a Christian as such, I forgave him in accordance with the teaching and instruction of my Saviour.

“For, if you forgive men when they sin against you, your heavenly father will also forgive you.

“But if you do not forgive men their sins, your father will not forgive your sins (Matt 6:14-15 NIV).

“If anybody blames me for forgiving Atiku, I leave such a person with God Almighty, especially as both Christian and Islamic clerics joined Atiku to visit me to seek forgiveness.

“Anybody who does not forgive when forgiveness is sought with contrite heart cannot be a true believer and should not expect the forgiveness of God,” he said.

He said past disagreements notwithstanding, Atiku demonstrated great leadership qualities when he was in office as Vice-President.

Obasanjo said he believed with the experience and courage of Abubakar, he remained the best candidate to move the country forward.

“I must reiterate that Atiku is not a saint. Who is? But from what I know of Atiku, he will be a performer in all respect. I can say that again from my personal experience.

“He knows the problems and he handled some of them in the past.

“We now know that both Buhari and Atiku have issues and all of us as human beings have one issue or the other in different magnitudes.

“But judging both of them empirically and for the task at hand, Atiku will perform much better than Buhari.

“And he will seek for good and able people around the country and beyond and make use of them to achieve his mission and vision for the general good of Nigerians and the country,” he said.

Obasanjo claimed that the state of affairs under All Progressives Congress (APC) had been disappointing and called on the citizens to effect a change with their votes.

He also commended Island Club for providing the platform for leaders to articulate their visions for the country through the lecture.

He said the series of the Club’s lecture had helped enriched discourse on nation-building.

https://politicsngr.com/just-can-vouch-atiku-anywhere-obasanjo-reasons/

So all d allegations u raised agst Atiku in "your watch" is a big lie!U hav to publicly apologise to Atiku & Nigerians & burnt the useless books.

PDP Ara sore losers,hatefilled party!

PDP Are sore losers,hatefilled party!

NwaliE01:
In drmocratic constitution, vice president doesn't have much power when the president is around.

That's why we didn't hear anything from Osibanjo until Buhari leave the office for him then he can act.

All he can do is to wait and same is applicable to Atiku even when your master is making a mistake, His advisers are ment to correct him.

I don't see why we should blame Atiku just as we can't blame Osibanjo in Buhari's administration's flagrant disobedient to the rule of law.

He has d choice to resign,did he not make inputs in d government, government is a collective responsibility.

ATIKU is a big fooool!only President gives State of the nation address.

Omo jegede why?

See his head like Ram scrotum useless man.

Buhari!Ebubedike!!

The SE are taking over from SW as the Ritualistic capital of Nigeria.

The gods are angry with PDP.they shld boycott this election in totality.

So PDP still hav money to campaign,they must hav looted CBN more than we imagine.

So we shld blame Buhari for this?did he not paid heavily for her?

Chei!See what corrupt cheif justice Onnoghen has cause us.

God help us! Corruption is killing us!!

Kai!See as she look like fowl wey lost all her feathers.if i wuld hav married her in 1996 i wuld hav divorce her now b/c i can't pfuck an old woman.Tufiakwa!

Has Bambino ffk been able to change his own diaper?

Why spent so much so much money when u cannot win,PDP really stash away our collective wealth & alot of zombies want them back,TUFIAKWA!

Let them exhaust their campaign in kano,then it will be d turn on d Lion King to triumphantly enter kano,than kwankwassiyas will forget if a man called Atiku ever liveth.

We don't hear,make una return back to school...sorry home una no reason am how many of una school fees Onnoghen loots fit pay.

Even in COA reverse d experte order will corrupt Onnoghen who refused to declare his assets as required by Law still sit as a CJ?Has he no shame judges shld b above board,not a subject of controversy.

PaChukwudi44:
make it $1m then we are in business

If i where u i will ask Onnoghen to wire my account with $1m.