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starstunna1313:That incident happened in 2013 and dss went ahead to arrest those guys after luring them in Benin, 3 ondo, 2 southeast and there leather who hails from nasarawa state. 3 out of the 4 kidnap victims died while in captivity. I see no reason why they shouldn’t be shot okay. Stop saying rubbish again |
Nukilia:Humans can never be satisfied |
Yambee:Why are you so pained? Whether you like it or not, OBJ is the most recognized and relevant person (living or dead) in the whole of Africa today. Stop giving urself sleepless night o. |
The national leader of the All Progressives Congress, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, on Tuesday supported President Muhammadu Buhari’s suspension of Walter Onnoghen as the Chief Justice of Nigeria. Tinubu responding to criticisms over Onnoghen’s suspension said those who were faulting the President’s decision, particularly Alhaji Atiku Abubakar of the Peoples Democratic Party, apparently did not know the difference between suspension and sacking. The APC Leader said this in a statement he personally signed and made available to journalists on Tuesday. On what will happen to the CJN, Tinubu noted that If the CJN is exonerated, then he will return to his position. He, however, noted if it was during Obasanjo/Atiku adminstration Onnoghen would have been “shipped off to that infamous farm in Ota where he would have begun his new career in plucking poultry.” The statement read: “Buhari actually exercised considerable restraint in this matter. He has reasonably balanced concerns about the integrity of the judiciary with concerns for the individual rights of the accused. “Nothing has been taken from the CJN that cannot be restored if the facts warrant such restoration. “Thus, President Buhari conditionally suspended the CJN. By doing so, this allows for the case to move forward without the CCT or others fearing the CJN might use his position to unduly interfere with proceedings. “If the CJN is exonerated, then he will return to his position. If not exonerated, then a more permanent discipline awaits him. “This is an imminently fair and balanced approach, especially given the fact that the constitution and other laws really do not provide clear and unambiguous guidance in how to proceed in a case whether the CJN is the defendant under this unique fact pattern. “While Atiku rails against Buhari because of this act of restraint, we can but imagine the tack Chief Obasanjo and Atiku would have taken if they presided over this situation. “By now, they would have put CJN Onnoghen in the stocks or shipped him off to that infamous farm in Ota where he would have begun his new career in plucking poultry.” Source: http://dailypost.ng/2019/01/29/tinubu-finally-reacts-suspension-onnoghen-reveals-obasanjo-done/ |
This is why I commend Buhari action, The NJC had over 2 weeks to sit about the CJN issue but they kept mute . Buhari made a big decision and that wakes them up from their sleep.I’m sure they will still be in court with 100 sans to defend the man if Buhari is to follow due process |
id911:Console |
Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, the National Leader of the All progressives Congress, APC, has come under attack following recent impeachment move against Governor Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos State. The Lagos State House of Assembly, on Monday said it may impeach Gov. Akinwunmi Ambode over alleged gross misconducts. The House also summoned Ambode to appear before it within one week over his failure to formally present the 2019 Budget before the Assembly. The recent development has since generated reactions online from Nigerians. Some Nigerians accused Tinubu of inciting the lawmakers to impeach Ambode, stressing that the former Lagos state Governor was still in full control of the affairs of the state. Here are some reactions gathered by DAILY POST from Twitter: @DAfricanvoice “So what happens after they succeed in impeaching Ambode? Or let’s say they end up not succeeding,it’s simple! The APC will be further divided in Lagos State! Ambode wake up! Ask God for wisdom.” @WantNigeria “For me, we should be fighting Bola Tinubu for all these. He controls Lagos and dictates what happens. He removed Ambode and instituted Sanwo-Olu and he’s going to win because you’re going to vote for him. Now is the time to take back Lagos from Tinubu and you can do that by not voting his man.” @_Rasaqagoro_ “If Ambode can be bullied and disgraced this way? How then do we trust Sanwo-Olu to be independent If he wins though? The coming days in Lagos aren’t smiling at all.” @Baddestbossbabe “Ambode might be afraid of being probed when he leaves office. Tinubu basically controls Lagos state and most of y’all will vote for his chosen candidate. It’s quite shameful.” @Bullusonpoint “How Tinubu controls Lagos State and the entire South West still remains a mystery to me. Lagos people used to hail Ambode before but when Tinubu turned his back against Ambode, all of a sudden, Ambode became incompetent.Now, it’s impeachment.” @Elibokunit “Tinubu deliberately chooses political neophytes as his annointed. He won’t allow people who know how to play the game to have access to the Lagos treasury.” @Fash_Olu “This action is not surprising. Tinubu has made himself a warlord and kingmaker in Lagos State. The people of Lagos shld free themselves from this self centred & corrupt leader. Ambode shld resign and pitch tent with Agbaje to wrestle Lagos from Tinubu.” @Donmeka “Everything was rosy buy Ambode didn’t build himself a political structure. He became complacent and depended fully on the structure that made him “The Jagaban political dynasty” “With Tinubu behind him, what could ever go wrong with Ambode in Lagos? Nothing.” @Afrispheric “I stand to be corrected, but if Ambode is impeached, he will not be entitled to the fraudulent pension for ex-governors and deputy that Tinubu created.Tinubu is really out to deal with Ambode.” @Ogar_Jnr “I’m not a Lagosian but from what I’ve seen Ambode is the best lagos governor I’ve seen but Tinubu because of his greed he won’t allow Ambode to rerun, Ambode is far more better than Fashola.” @Prestonowodo “Ambode has to manage whatever he sees. I had expected him to deffect to a strong opposition party and fight for his right but no, he didn’t Now he has been used and abandoned.” @Stalyf “The main reason for the impeachment move against Ambode is to set example and make good scapegoat. This is why we must not vote in Sanwo-Olu because the man will be a slave of Tinubu 100%.” @TosinOlugbenga “If I were Ambode, I would leave APC and contest under another party. Iwould choose a close rival political party like PDP to contest, even if I loose I would build a political dynasty to challenge the status quo..But Baba is naive, timid and docile.” @EmmyClinton “You guys don’t understand what’s going on they are doing all this to rig Lagos state, Ambode has refused to comply with their rigging system that’s why they want to impeach him! APC are simply criminals in power! @Nigeriabest “That’s what happens when a man doesn’t stand for something.They humiliated him yet he was still grovelling to Tinubu. He even told us that Sanwo-Olu was a fraudster & drug user. Yet he turned round to support the man. Anything Ambode sees, he has to take it like that.” @YoungProf_MUFC “Impeaching Gov Ambode will be APC Lagos’ greatest undoing.He is still the reason some parts of Lagos are still managing to support Sanwoolu. Impeach him and, watch Lagos switch to Agbaje’s campaign team.” Source: http://dailypost.ng/2019/01/29/tinubu-attack-plans-impeach-ambode/ |
Neednewphone:Kindly tell me how i can get this done. I am interested to know the app |
mrMeen:Go check the recent pics of Celine dion online before you start commenting. Lie kill the OP |
dokyOloye:3 good years after the incident Jonathan’s government couldn’t convict him with all the evidence abi. |
Timi1990:Are you okay at all or are you thinking with ur brain? Do you know what a cover operation is at all....haba! Small boys with small thinking all over NL |
Gbagbuo247:Are you in this country at all? Okay maybe indomie generation sha, you were still quite small when the video came out then. |
What a useless and senseless write-up |
Thank you for the story. Now go and sleep. |
stanliwise:Mumu please what is a role model? |
Princedapace:Why is a role model |
Tell that to indomie generation children who knows nothing about the past |
WATCHOVER:And both of you(PDP & APC) are idiots. |
After its blistering success with the Nigerian World Cup football jersey, Nike has ventured into another Nigeria collaboration, this time with a youth culture publication. The latest partnership with influential 'The Native' magazine, headed by Seni Saraki, pays homage to the football-mad West African nation with a 'Nike by the Native' special edition jersey, which has a distinct tire mark and takes inspiration from Adire, a traditional Nigerian fabric. The tire marks are a nod to a style of football known as 'Monkey Post' in the country where car tires are often used as goal posts during street games. The jersey features '+234' on the sleeve, a reference to Nigeria's international dialing code, which Saraki, who designed the jersey, says is a tribute to the thousands of Nigerians living in the diaspora but who retain close ties to home. "For us to do a collaboration with Nike, the main thing was to make the jersey representative of Nigeria, the people in Nigeria and the Nigerians in diaspora so they can feel proud to wear it," Saraki told CNN. Written boldly on the back of the jersey is "Ilé," a word which means home in his native Yoruba language. "We thought it would be cool to have an actual Nike jersey having a local Nigerian language on it. That's unheard of, that's never happened before," Saraki said. The design team included his Native co-founders Suleiman Shittu, Teniola 'TeeZee' Zaccheaus, Olushola Fagbemi and Ademide Edgal. The release of the jersey is the culmination of a working relationship between both companies that took form during the promotion of Nigeria's football kit during the World Cup. At 23, Saraki is the typical multi-hyphenate millennial; as well as the magazine, he runs a football academy in his home state of Kwara State in North Central Nigeria. 'The Native,' he says, is a digital platform that started as a print magazine which has now morphed into an agency and an annual music festival. "We focus on music and the lifestyle that surrounds music and the culture in Nigeria and the surrounding countries in Africa in general," he said. The jerseys were available for sale on the Nike website on Friday and sold out within 14 hours of their release. They also sold out within hours in December at a Lagos pop-up shop in Lagos that gave Nigerians an early taste of the product, Saraki says. The collaboration between Nike and 'The Native' marks yet another high point in the relationship between brand and country. Last year, Nigeria's Nike-designed kits at the 2018 World Cup in Russia sold out in minutes and turned heads around the world for its distinctive style. It received recognition from various media outlets as the best kit at the tournament, with international men's magazine GQ voting it the top-ranked of the 32 nations in Russia. Similarly last year, Nike created an exclusive football jersey for Nigerian Afrobeats superstar Wizkid named 'Starboy'-- the musician's nickname. Charles O'Tudor, a brand strategist and engagement consultant, told CNN Nike's interest in Nigeria is a strategic move to reposition the brand and take advantage of the country's massive youth population -- more than half of the country's estimated 180 million population is under 30. O'Tudor says these partnerships can only boost the country's image globally. "This is massive and It can only get bigger and more global because other brands will start looking at [Nigerian] icons," O'Tudor said. "There's something good that is coming out from Nigeria that is not government sponsored. It's from the private sector. All we hear from the western media are the negatives but this is positive, that a global brand is investing in Africa and in Nigeria because they believe in the possibilities," O'Tudor added. Saraki agrees and says this shows Nigeria is at the forefront of the global conversation on culture whether through sports, music or fashion. "It excites people, and we want to see people back home capitalizing off this because that's the most important thing," Saraki said, before sounding a note of warning. "There's no point in Nigeria being at the forefront of these conversations if only one or two people profit from it or gain notoriety from it. "Everyone needs to see the success of what's happening." With the jerseys now sold out online and in stores, counterfeiters may see an opportunity to supply fake, and cheaper alternatives, as happened during the World Cup when fakes flooded the streets and stadiums in the country. However, Saraki seems resigned to this. "People only buy counterfeits if they can't get hold of the originals," he says. "We don't encourage counterfeits, but you can't stop people."
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bastardmod:Why are you this pained? |
PaChukwudi44:Stop disturbing urself, this is Nigeria. That was how people were shouting When Jonathan removed the then cbn governor and nothing came out of it. Onnoghen chapter is closed abeg |
Nobeluscabral:Demented soul if you don’t have meaningful things in ur head just go to sleep |
deboysben:Nothing will unfold |
otipoju:No crime in that |
Shameless people abusing the actors and actresses. They’re busy making money while others are busy ranting |
Eco99:Walahi this bro don dey craze. He hit us all before castigating the young man ![]()
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id911:Falana has suddenly become a paid agent when he’s not saying what you expect to hear, senseless thing. |
Arda1000:Mumu does not even know my tribe and he’s wagging his mouth. Senseless thing. |
Arda1000:You’re not even as wise as my Lhasa dog. |
TRAVEL101:Does the law allow a Chief Justice to still be in office with a criminal conduct? |
Arda1000:Sorry warthog, your generation mumu was all poured on you. Ewu! |
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