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Despite the recent and constant massacre and attack on innocent people by Herdsmen who go about with sophisticated weapons such as ak47 and machetes, both the security operatives and the judiciary are yet to bring to full justice the perpetrators of these heinous crimes. However, an Ikeja Magistrates’ Court in Lagos State on Wednesday remanded in prison custody a mechanic, Gbenga Adeoyo, for allegedly being in possession of a double-barrel gun with one life-cartridge. Adeoyo, 32, who lives at No. 10, Shola Daniel St., in Oshodi, Lagos State, is facing a charge of unlawfully being in possession of fire arms. The magistrate, Mrs Omolade Awope, ordered that the accused be remanded in prison custody pending the receipt of legal advice from the Directorate of Public Prosecutions (DPPs). Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/05/herdsmen-ak47-walk-free-mechanic-remanded-possession-gun/ |
On the average, it takes 22 years to conclude a case up to the Supreme Court, while it is not uncommon for cases to take between five and 10 years for judgments to be entered in High Courts. This was disclosed by the Chief Judge of Oyo State, Justice Moktar Abimbola, while inaugurating the state’s Committee on Alternative Dispute Resolution. Justice Abimbola quoted an argument by a school of thought that says disputes or differences in opinions are ingredients or raw materials necessary in bringing about sustainable development and improvement in the society. He is, however, of the opinion that disputes only bring about sustainable growth and development if well managed. While tracing the evolution of conflict resolution to the period when they were settled through barbaric means, like physical combat and violent actions, the chief judge said even these did not achieve finality in terms of settlement, because the vanquished always sought revenge. ‘’However, with the emergence of the concept of nation-state, authority was placed in certain people to make binding decisions in any dispute that may arise as a result of the usual human interactions among the inhabitants of the states. This is the process of litigation,’’ the CJ said. Justice Abimbola added that with the economic, social and political developments in the society, these days, some disputes are generally confidential in nature. culled from Guardian |
Some youths suspected to be political thugs, on Wednesday set ablaze the residence of Sen. Kabiru Gaya, in Gaya Local Government area of Kano State. The youths also set ablaze the campaign office and poultry farm of the House of Representatives member from the area, Alhaji Abdullahi Mahmoud. An eye witness told newsmen in Kano that the incident occurred around 11 am on Wednesday. According to the witness, the youths were protesting the alleged failure of the two politicians to fulfil the promises they made to them during the electioneering campaigns in 2015. It was gathered that security agents had initially dispersed the protesting youths, who later regrouped and burnt the senator’s house before heading to the campaign office and poultry farm of the House of Representatives member. NAN gathered that the hoodlums had also attempted to burn the residence of the Chairman, Gaya local government but were over powered by the security personnel deployed to quell the violence. When contacted, the Public Relations Officer of Kano State Police Command, DSP Magaji Majiya confirmed the incident. He said that the police in the area were still trying to contain the situation. “Our men in Gaya are still trying to bring the situation under control but as soon as we get details of the incident, we will keep you posted”, he said. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/05/youths-set-ablaze-senator-reps-residences-kano-unfulfilled-campaign-promises/
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Except there is a constitutional amendment that stops the president from appointing INEC chairman and Chief Judge of the Nation, our Democracy goes nowhere. we only notice improvement in these institution during GEJ era due to his personalities and principles not to mingle in their affair but for Buhari, Sorry seems to be the only word. |
one Federal university after the other, all for political reasons. What we need is infrastructural development ! |
What about Lagos-Calabar railway, is it included ? |
BENIN—A Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, governorship aspirant in Edo State, Pastor Osagie Ize-Iyamu, has disclosed that the Adams Oshiomhole-led administration in the state received over N1 trillion in the last seven and a half years from the Federation Account and Internally Generated Revenue, IGR, but lamented that the fund was squandered on highly inflated projects that were not evenly distributed across the state.http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/05/oshiomhole-squandered-n1trn-inflated-projects-ize-iyamu/
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where is Femi Falana and the Ojota protesters ? |
EDO FOR PDP PDP FOR EDO |
what about the roads |
Gammalin 20, the antidote to fulani Herdsmen |
it seems the saraki's case is dying down. I always know that saraki will be senate president till 2019 |
have PH people agree to be in South east ? |
Beremx:why are you crying more than the owner ? |
Stalwert:Please Let us know why Lagos cry more than Niger Delta whenever Oil/Gas pipeline is been blown up |
loveuGOD:The oil found in Lagos belongs to Nigeria, |
Stalwert:since you know the reason, why not type it out for all nairaland to see. |
Stalwert:Whenever Gas/Oil pipeline is been vandalized, I expect the people in Niger Delta to feel the pains more than you in Lagos, I am confused when all the complains, agony and cries keep pouring in from Lagos. |
UGHELLI – MILITANTS in the Niger Delta region have continued their onslaught on oil installations in the area with the blowing up of the Chevron Valve Platform in Abiteye, Warri North council area of Delta State. The incident it was gathered occurred at about 10:40pm on Wednesday. Though the company’s Public Affairs Manager, Deji Haastrup could not be reached for comments on the incident, on official of the Department of Security Services, DSS who spoke on anonymity, confirmed the incident adding that the platform was totally destroyed with the use of dynamites.http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/05/ndelta-militants-blowup-chevron-valve-platform/ |
NewNigeriaMind:The Igbo-man should be carried along by adopting english as the official and only language allowed in the Lagos state house of assembly. I could remember he once complained about some member speaking yoruba during planery |
Lagos belongs to all Nigerians, thus yoruba language should not be allowed in the state house of assembly. moreover there is an Igboman among them, how do you expect him to cope ? |
farewell to a man of valor RIP. |
The oil belongs to nigeria not lagos. Niger Detan can lay claim to it |
this uniform looks better than the regular police uniform |
after your protest in NASS failed, this is another antics you people want to use. Saraki remain Senate president till 2019. |
topsyking:Two kings don't share the same throne. The ooni of Ife, Adesoji Aderemi realizes that and did the right thing pronto. |
•Crude prices slide by two per cent, as OPEC output hike sparks profit-taking •Petrol sells for N130, marketers tackle NUPENG over new levy at depots The uncertainties in the international oil market may accentuate soon with some shale producers resuming production after oil prices assumed a rising trend experienced last month. Already, the crude oil prices recorded a two per cent fall yesterday as data showing higher Middle East oil production and record hedge fund buying sparked profit-taking on the outsized rally. Brent benchmark was down $1.05 at $46.32 per barrels as West Texas Intermediate (WTI) closed at $45.12, OPEC 13 crude basket was $42.70 per barrel. Meanwhile, the respite in fuel supply recently enjoyed by Nigerians may be fading away as the product still sells for N130 per litre at the retail outlets depending on the location. As the prices continue to rally, oil producers are optimistic and they are at a “comfortable level”, even as the shale oil producers resume production and other increasing output to the market. The prices were said to be rising due to production cuts in some OPEC member countries including Nigeria, while the U.S dollar continued to fall. Pioneer, a U.S shale producers, stated that it was “expecting to deliver production growth of over 12 per cent in 2016 compared to the company’s previous production growth target of 10 per cent,” adding that it also expected to “add five to 10 horizontal drilling rigs when the price of oil recovers to approximately $50 per barrel and the outlook for oil supply/demand fundamentals is positive.” Another U.S. shale giant, Whiting Petroleum, who admitted that $45 oil is good enough, disclosed that it would “increase its production forecast to a range of 131,400 barrels per day (bpd) to 136,900bpd”. It added that “with the majority of completions scheduled for the second half of the year, the company expects to realize the full production benefit in late 2016 and 2017.” The Guardian learnt that the Petroleum Tanker Drivers (PTD) arm of the Nigerian Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers (NUPENG) may bé contributing to the fuel supply logjam as it continued to extort the marketers for loading products from the depots. The Guardian’s investigations revealed that the the union is now collecting N1per litre illegally on every litre loaded from various depots in Apapa axis. Besides, a significant number of the depot operators are still selling between N100 and N105 per litre. This situation, according to the marketers has triggered the cost of purchase from depots and forced them to sell above N87 official price. With this development, statistics showed that each marketer will bé paying additional N33,000 on every 33,000 litres (one truck) of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), after paying the official union due of N19,500 on every loading. For example at Folawiyo and NIPCO depot in Apapa, the union members are strictly gating the marketers from assessing product except after paying the illegal fee. “So, if i have paid all these fees, and i have bought product for N105 per litre, how can i sell for N87 per litre when it gets to my filling station? Many people did not see all these anomalies but we are appealing to the appropriate agencies to help checkmate these people so that fuel can be available at normal prices,” a source said. The South West Chairman, NUPENG, Tokunboh Korodo, could not comment on the matter as press time yesterday, and was neither picking calls nor responding to text messages. However, survey by The Guardian in Lagos and Ogun States metropolis showed that many filling stations were selling fuel at between N100 and N130 per litre. The few compliant stations that were selling at N86.50 per litre had long queues while their attendants collect extra N100 from customers. Many were still rationing, while others kept on hoarding. Operations at the black market were however on low ebb, especially in Lagos, with improved supplies to the filling station. The fuel price at the black markets was however around N160 a litre. However, the Petroleum Products Pricing Regulatory Agency (PPPRA) template issued on April 28 showed N12.62 subsidy on every imported product. With the crude oil prices at the international market rising to $47.36 per barrel, the expected open market price locally (landing cost plus margin) is N98.62 per litre, on the template. culled from Guardian |
A serious power play between the leadership of the Senate and the National Assembly Service Commission over the appointment of an acting Clerk of the National Assembly (CNA) is threatening the smooth operation of the legislative arm of government. The commission, statutorily charged with the appointment and management of the staff of the National Assembly, irked the political leadership of the legislature by the appointment of a new CNA without the approval of the Senate President. The development has put the commission’s Chairman, Adamu Fika, on a warpath with Senate President, Abubakar Bukola Saraki, who was said to be against the new appointment. Muhammed Sani-Omolori has, in acting capacity, replaced the outgoing Clerk, Salisu Maikasuwa who proceeds on terminal leave on May 14, an appointment that drew the ire of the political leadership. The ensuing intrigues have also created a crack within the commission as seven out of its 13 members have disagreed with the rest over Sani-Omolori’s appointment while members of the Senate have begun various deliberations to find a solution to the disagreement. The political scheming that always heralds the appointment began with unusual exchange of letters between Saraki and Fika. While the commission insists that the appointment of Sani-Omolori as acting CNA remains valid, the Senate President and the political leadership of the Senate have continued to reject the appointment. Last Thursday, the Senate held a closed session lasting over an hour discussing what some lawmakers called an embarrassing disrespect exhibited by Fika. ... culled from Guardian |
time to reduce your salary and allowances is now. |
breaking news: GOC 82 Division Nigerian Army Enugu Brigadier Gen Ibrahim Attahiru rushes to Uwani |
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