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addizzle:
really??u call my question yeye question?? do u know who I be am on my way to ur house now gah to arrest dis rude fella

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addizzle:
has d price really reduced how much for a bag of Rice now?

Read the article again b4 asking yeye kweshon. Thanks

futurenix:
He did not tackle corruption the way we want, yes but there are so many things in Nigeria politics that unless you remove hatred and see the individual as is, probably put yourself in that position with all the different indices present will you begin to understand it.

If you have ever been just two of you supporting a particular football club in a beer parlor while the other 50 persons present was in favor of the other club, and it's getting late at night, you will understand what that man went through.

All what u are saying makes no sense my friend. You are just relying on fallacious appeal to pity, which wont work. GEJ won an election based on popular support. I remember campaigning vigorously for him in 2011. He lost the election simply because he failed nigerians. Wen it came to corruption, jonathan actively campaigned for people to loot the nation dry, blocked every attempt to bring thieves to justice with his numerous kangaroo "ppresidential committees" and actually punished those who dared to raise alarm against looters. You may have a short memory, but most of us dont!

[[s]quote author=futurenix post=48073902]In the nearest future all the voices saying evil and condeming GEJ will sing his praise and long for him again.

He was not perfect but the fact that he invested more in the north than South I don't believe was his making.

He is the best Democrat Nigeria has produced.

I am personally still waiting for the EFCC, DSS, NPF, ICPC, NA and other tools used to fight corruption to tell me how much GEJ looted.[/quote][/s]


My dear, nobody is buying ur lies. GEJ is the worst mistake Nigeria ever made. He set us decades backwards, I mean this is his own state we are talking about here! Zero development.

Looooooolzzzzz


Now go and check how much they looted in the name of constructing that bridge....na trillions

Tomato is down. Rice is down. But wailer anger keep rising

Lols see desperation

How much Fayose pay them?? Who still falls for these paid crowd nonsense. Smh

tolastikha:
THE BIG LESSON.

Don't involve yourself in drug trafficking either in Nigeria or Senegal.

There are worst punishment than firing squad either to them the traffickers or those their victims.

Imagine those that Seck sold Cocaine for and that are currently running the street of Indonesia as madmen.

Indonesia government is even lenient to them for not injecting them with madness injection.

Stop drug trafficking gentlemen and ladies.

Madness injection kwa

Dreamwaker:
Until the federal government sends the Indonesian ambassador home, Nigerians will still be issued visa to this country with the intent to traffic drugs

Even if u send the ambassador away. Desperate nigerian will go to malaysian then cross to indonesia, just for money. Especially those my brothers from one particular region that never hear word.

peterpan313:
no point arguing, the present Gov and the agencies under its control can go ahead and do anything they like, eventually power will change hand one day. And we will start all over again, and so will the cycle continue. Until we get it write. Corruption case are tried in courts with the laws of the land, and Evidence provided by both parties. Not with eye buldging headlines on news paper front page. Thanks and am out

Why not let the court decide the cases. U seem to be complaining about efcc notifying d public about the corruption cases. So would u prefer it if efcc picked up people randomly, arrested them, tried them and locked them up in prison without notifying the public?? Constitutionally, criminal cases must be made public, and for a reason. So that people dnt just start disappearing without any cause. So quit nagging about nothing. None of the people arrested so far have claimed innocence, instead they keep indicting themselves and calling each other names.

And yes, let another administration come. If u are a thief u will be jailed. That is efcc's job under the law!

FreeGlobe:
You are now cheering genocide among locals?

But u didnt say genocide when the ijaw militants were attacking the locals, kidnapping people and blowing up pipeline

Bigmillz:
I promise u brother no Niger Deltaian is among those causing havoc in land. We have no reason to take our fight to your land

Name one place in this country where u have ijaws and there is peace?? Absolutely none. Ijaws love trouble. Let them die pls.

peterpan313:
I am from a minority group in the south-south, I supported APC during the federal elections, though in states I supported PDP because the APC candidate Was not good enough, I believe I have a fair sense of judgment and perception, and politics was not the influence in my last post. I only said what I thought is the best way to go about the corruption fight. Courts don't only try cases, Cases also try courts. and no defendant is guilty until proven otherwise regardless of public opinion or popularity, like I said the anti corruption war should be served today, the same way we want it will be serve tomorrow, else the integrity of the courts and agencies will be irreversibly damaged

Dont really get what u are nagging about. Its written in english, but really doesnt make much sense. Are u nagging about efcc, buhari, apc or the judiciary?? What really is your grouse about. Be plain and direct rather that speak jumbled parables. Thanks

Love this man soooo muchb

peterpan313:
don't mind them, if Buhari is serious about fighting corruption, he should get the law makers to rapidly update our constitutuion as regard to corruption cases, so that the system can be use to treat paul and Peter, not this arrest, detain, then go to the media to influence public judgment, when a judge in court asked for these evidence now, they will start to run to another court to get permit to detain further. Need I remind everyone, that the defendants of today where powerful yesterday, and Buhari and his saints may become defendants soon. Be wise

You seem to be desperate to look for any excuse against anti-corruption. A lot of nigerians really need re-orientation. Politics makes it difficult for some people to be rational

promqueen247:
I thought banks keeps their dealing with customer strictly confidential, the authorities backed by court order only request for financial records not staff contribution. This is violation of work ethic.

Arent u ashamed! Defending a thief. How much did they give u out of it??

omogin:
Buhari should swallow his shame and stop TSA meanwhile. The economy needs all those monies hidden at the CBN to bubble back to life

Lol...so that u can keep stealing abi?
TSA all da way jor!

leanalyst:
God help Nigeria.. There is really trouble in Nigeria & a few of the likes of you have sold out to suffering and smiling.

Yels lolz

But why are nigerians still going to that country?? Dem no de hear word!

VolTOxic:
[color=maroon]Two gays don't make a straight. [/color]

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Jenner is not gay

There is diff between trans and gay. I just wish black people were smarter and a bit open minded. Everything aint black n white

TippyTop:
Same way you people respected Dr Jonathan, it's a two way street. The likes of Lai Mohammed and El Rufai denigrated that office, it's payback time.

So u wish to pay back?
How are u any better than them then??

Kill them all!

[[s]quote author=SirWahl1 post=48007836]JUSTICE OKON ABANG IN THE DOCK
By Osondu Ahirika

Where is Justice Bassey Ikpeme? Do you remember him? Its 23 years ago that his historic ruling snuffed life out of our democracy. A group, the
Association for Better Nigeria, ABN, led by Senator Arthur Nzeribe approached an Abuja High Court judge, Justice Bassey Ikpeme, to shop for an injunction halting the June 12, 1993 Presidential polls, barely 48 hours to the election. He granted it.
The General Ibrahim Babangida military junta relied on that infamous verdict to annul the freest and fairest elections ever held in Nigeria, which ultimately derailed our democracy and spiraled to the death of the unannounced winner, Bashorun M. K. O. Abiola in the gulag. The rest as we say, is, still unfolding history.

Folks', who said the judiciary, the celebrated hope of the common man or the revered 'impartial' judges in her citadel cannot be manipulated for political goals? Then look no further than the U.S.A. for answers.
Since the death of Justice Antonin Scalia, on February 12, 2016, a monumental election-year battle has engulfed Washington over
whether President Barack Obama should choose a successor who could tilt the 9 man bench of the American Supreme Court toward liberals.
Within two hours of Scalia’s death being reported, presidential candidates along with Republican and Democratic leaders on Capitol Hill were feuding over whether Obama should appoint a replacement for the eloquent and
outspoken Scalia or wait for the next
administration to make a decision. The battle lines underscored the huge political stakes in the 2016 election, which could cement the ideological balance of the court for years to
come.
Obama has nominated Justice Merrick Garland to replace Scalia, but the Republican Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell insisted the next administration should make the appointment and they won't bulge.
It is still hanging and they have refused to screen Obama's nominee.
In Turkey following the recent coup, we are still witnessing the President Reccep Erdogan purge. Close to 80,000 Turkish citizens have been sacked, or detained. In that massive number, 3,000 members of the judiciary have been suspended, including 1,481 judges and 262 military judges and prosecutors. Erdogan says they are politicized.

Back home in Nigeria, Judges are assessed on the basis of the partisan bias of the assessor. Especially, relating to the recent pronouncements on Governorship cases before the judiciary. National Chairman of All Progressives Congress, APC, Chief John Oyegun, canvassed for the investigation of Supreme Court
judges. Oyegun made the call when his party lost the Rivers, Abia, and Akwa ibom State Governorship seat to the opposition People’s Democratic Party, PDP at the Supreme Court. Earlier, when the Elections Petition Tribunals annulled elections in those states, including Taraba, the PDP cried foul and called for probe of the Judiciary. Where either party wins, then the Judiciary is the perfect arbiter. When and where they lose, the judiciary is compromised.
That's the funny terrain where Honourabe justice Okon Abang of the Abuja High Court(like Justice Ikpeme)
is operating, and he is currently in the eye of the storm. Today, yours sincerely puts him in the Dock.

Once again, on July 28, 2016, Justice Abang for the second time, nullified the National Convention held by the PDP on May 21 in Port Harcourt, the Rivers State capital.
This comes on the heels of the PDP Ahmed Markarfi led Caretaker committee having fixed August 17 for the Natinal Convention of the Party.
Abang contends in a fresh case brought before his court, by disputed National Chairman, Senator Ali Modu Sherrif, that, the May 21 convention was illegal and that Senator Makarfi’s committee was unlawfully constituted.
Justice Abang hinged his ruling on the fact that, The Lagos division of the Federal High Court, presided by Justice Ibrahim Buba had issued a court order restraining the PDP from conducting election into the offices of its National Chairman, National Secretary and National Auditor prior to the May 21 convention.
The PDP went ahead to constitute a Caretaker Committee, instead of election, after Sheriff had called off the convention. The case got complicated in that, on June 29, 2016, Justice Valentine Ashi of Court 29 of Abuja High Court issued an order sacking Sheriff as PDP National chair. Ashi ruled that, their claim to office on the basis of the purported amendment to the PDP constitution effected at a special convention held in Abuja on December 10 and 11, 2014 was illegal”.
If PDP thought it was all over, Justice Abang struck again. On July 1, 2016 He ordered the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to recognize the governorship candidates from the Ali Modu Sheriff’s faction for the upcoming Ondo and Edo State's Governorship Election, technically invalidating the Markarfi exco.
Then on July 4, 2016, respite came again, as Justice Mohammed Liman of the Federal High Court sitting in Port Harcourt upheld the removal of Senator Sheriff and declared that the National Convention that ousted Sheriff was legal. Thence, Liman affirmed Markarfi as authentic PDP chair.
The PDP Wadata secretariat has been under siege and lock down ever since, as the two factions fight with the controversial and conflicting court orders.
As the semblance of progress is made, Abang hammered PDP again with the latest bombshell of july 28, 2016, which has left the party whining in a terse statement signed by Prince Dayo Adeyeye, Member, National Caretaker Committee, stopping short of labeling Abang, an APC judge.
While all these was ongoing, PDP suffered another hit. That was on June 27, 2016. Abang ordered Governor Okezie Ikpeazu of Abia to vacate his office immediately. Justice Abang, gave the order when he delivered a judgment in a case instituted by Samson Ugah of PDP disputing ikpeazu's tax records in a pre election matter.
As we speak, Ugah, who Abang directed should be issued a Certificate of Return with immediate effect, is a Governor awaiting swearing-in. The limbo leaves Abia technically, with two Governors. One sitting, one in abeyance. The case is up for appeal.

As a matter of fact, these are not Justice Abang's first bicker with PDP. Recall that, on March 17, 2016, former PDP Publicity Secretary of PDP, Chief Olisah Metuh, who is facing a money laundering/corruption charge before Abang, had petitioned Ibrahim Auta, Chief Justice of the Federal High Court, requesting that his case be transferred to another judge.
Metuh accused Abang, who he said, was his classmate in Law School of bias in the case and giving a majority of his rulings in favour of the prosecutor, the EFCC. That case is still lingering and Abang denied knowing Metuh, even when other mates confirmed that they were classmates.
Away from the PDP, Abang also made the headlines when on September 7, 2013, he annulled the election of
Alhaji Aminu Maigari, as President of the Nigeria Football Federation, after determining that, the process was carried out despite an injunction he issued asking that the elections be put on hold pending the determination of a suit brought before him by the National Association of Nigerian Footballers (NANF).
That ruling sparked a chain of events that caused The FIFA Emergency
Committee of 9 July 2014, to
suspend the NFF, on account of
government interference. Article 13, par. 1 and article 17, par. 1 of the
FIFA Statutes oblige member associations to manage their affairs independently and with no
influence from third parties.
The Federal Government had to prevail on Mrs Rumson Baribote,
the instigator of the court case, to withdraw the suit so that the deadline of July 17 given by FIFA, for a full blown ban would not expire. Nigeria survived it. Should we crucify Abang, not being privy to the evidences and arguments before him in all these cases afforelisted? Should we also infer that, Justice Valentine Ashi and Justice Muhammed Liman who gave favourable rulings to the PDP is the same cases are PDP Judges? Why do we crucify Abang if we do not hang the other two Judges? Is it fair to allege that their hands are tied(apologies to Justice Sowemimo of the Obafemi Awolowo case)?
My only plea is that, Judiciary heed the call of the Chief Justice of the Federation, Mahmud Mohammed, to avoid giving conflicting judgments or entertaining matters in courts of concurrent Jurisdiction.

Folks, that's a litany of Abang's landmark rulings which I aver herein. Appearing In my Dock, I am yet to determine Abang's case of alleged Black Market judgments and hereby adjourn indefinitely.
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This is nothing but horseshit!

Attacking a judge just because he doesnt suppport your part is not only criminal but quite silly!
First of all Justice Abang was on that seat long before there was anything like APC. So ur allegation that FG installs judges that are favourable to them is baseless.
And I dont see how the judge is suppose to recuse himself just because he attended law school the same year with Metuh. In abuja campus of law school alone there are more than 2000 students. How in God's name is the judge supppose to even know who Metuh is? Or are u saying judges shld now refrain from trying anybody that attended law school, primary school or kindergatten the same year with them


I dont know how much pdp paid u to write this trash. But OP, u shld be ASHAMED of yourself!

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owobokiri:
Say whatever you want to say about Dino, the fact remains that he has been in the trenches fighting against corruption even when some over celeberated senators were no where to be found. When in the early part of this regime, buhari sent the Abuja airport runway bill with an astonishingly overbloated amount, big enough to biuld an new airport, it was Dino that took them to task and stoped that heist, while APC senatorial tingods kept mute. It has been the case whenever serious issues bordering on inflated contracts are tabled at the national assembly. yet suppossed anti corruption crusaders will champion the cause of the jezebel of Bourdillion against Dino simply because the political influences of one over ambitious drug lord is about to be blunted. it is sickening

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Almajiri1:
Otunba oloye Dino has balls of brass. Only Dino and Okunri meta-Fayose is more than enough to keep this government on it's toes till 2019.

Lols
Both of them are psychiatric patients. Yaba left tins

stanisbaratheon:
are you really asking me this?? Like seriously??






Maybe you don't live in Nigeria.

You have said nothing.

stanisbaratheon:
''future public service ambition'' in Nigeria?? Oga people have done worst and they're in service today, abi no be naija we dey??

Like whom??

Igbos never ever learn. My brother's love of money is sickening! Just look at this disaster nw. Where will the wife start from?? Choi

Izonpikin:
if i tell you the yorubas are the laziest people in the country would you agree...just assume that the conductors, the omonile miscreants as well as the agberos in lagos are same with the sea pirates, bunkerers etc in the niger delta...we go to school like every other nigerian..we learn hand work too...me wey dey talk to you i be oil thief

if you think we contribute nothing to the society tell buhari and leaders from the other side of nigeria to support and effect regionalism...wether ona no go yeye finish...

Regionalism for whom There is no ijaw state or region. Ijaws are everywhere and nowhere. Ijaws are yorubas as well. If we operate regionalism, you guys will belong to nowhere. You are not majority in south south or south east or southwest. But maybe thats a good thing sef. It will be good riddance cos anywhere u have ijaws, there is never peace

Shewunoshewa:
Don't mind the buffoons!

I support the military to flush out those Ijaw basssstards mercilessly!!

The Ijaws should restrict their militancy/vandalism to their Niger Delta homeland.

Nonsense!!!

Thats the only thing ijaws are known for. Crime and violence

BlackSeptember:
Give up. Standing5 is raping you with points that your grunts will soon turn to ecstasy

Ok