Tolexander:
PDP must call on APC to explain why this happened!

Taylor86:
Y them no bomb am

political bombing

i dnt blv this cooked story

they're trying to make us blv Boko-haram is not APC

We're wiser now

save us the stories plz

[/quote]]they are all bunch of useless abokiis

[/quote][quote author=asha80 post=36143983]Has anyone notice that most of our big men both biz men and politicians children do not go to university in the country anymore?I just pity our education in the country

INTROVERT:
Is that weed.......??

jseak:

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After the long wait, PH First Son is going down the isle with his long time girlfriend Vivien.

The much celebrated artist just announced this on instagram with caption: hope say she get 'UKU'

"Join me thank God almighty as I exchange marriage vow with the bone of my bone come this day 25th July 2015 its twelve days to go #officialcountdown .. #myhearthasfoundpeacejoyanditshome #whatGodhasjoinedtogetherletnomanputasunder"


Congratulations..

Source: http://www.abdoolwahab.com/2015/07/duncan-mighty-to-wed-long-time.html

harbdulrasaq88:
A Federal High Court sitting in Lagos south west Nigeria today ordered the Nigerian Police Force to pay N100 million compensation to the family of a female lawyer Patricia Onyeabo who died in Police custody due to lack of medical care.



The judgement of the court was sequel to the N1billion suit filed by Patricia’s daughter, Miss Amaka Onyeabo, also a lawyer, against the Inspector-General of Police,(IGP).


late Patricia Onyeabo and her daughter Amaka


Late Mrs. Onyeabo, before her death on 16 May 16 2014, was the Legal Adviser/Secretary to the Nigerian Railway Corporation, NRC.

Joined as co- respondents in the suit were the Lagos state Commissioner of Police and Assistant Commissioner of Police, Nigerian Railway Corporation headquarters.

Amaka in an affidavit filed by her Lawyer, Chief Anthony Idigbe, SAN asked for declarations that the unsubstantiated indictment in a letter, leading to the harassment, detention, intimidation, humiliation and restriction of movement of her late mother since April 25, 2014, until her death on May 16, 2014, by the respondents was frivolous, vindictive, wicked, smacked of gross impunity, and was unlawful, unconstitutional and a breach of the fundamental rights of the deceased. ‬

She asked for an order of the court directing the respondents to tender an unreserved apology to her and her entire family in any two Daily newspapers circulating within Nigeria.

She also prayed the court to grant an order directing the respondents to pay her family the sum of N1billion, being general and aggravated damage for unlawful detention, harassment and intimidation of her late mother in breach of her fundamental rights that eventually led to her painful and premature death.
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The applicant averred that her deceased mother received a letter on April 25, 2014, signed by the Nigerian Railway Corporation’s managing Director, Engr. Adeseyi Sijuwade, accusing her to have conspired with 69 other staff of the Corporation to embezzle over N1.5 billion between 2011 to 2013, before her retirement from the Corporation in February 2014.

Amaka averred further that in the shocking letter received by her late mother, she was informed that the sum of N16.5 million over the period of three years (2011-2013), had been traced directly to her personal accounts as proceeds of the alleged conspiracy to defraud the Corporation of N1.5 billion of pension funds and her purported benefit in the alleged embezzlement conspiracy.‬

She also averred that deceased was arrested and detained at the different formations of the Nigerian police in Lagos and Abuja between May 2, 2014, on the basis of a warrant of arrest and detained till when she died on May 16, 2014. She said all efforts by the deceased lawyer to secure her bail, so that she could get adequate medical care was rebuffed by the police authorities, and that during her detention, the deceased suffered stroke and she eventually died on May 16,2014.‬

Amaka also averred that the alleged petition, harassment, and threats of arrest by the police were made in bad faith, calculated to blackmail, exploit, embarrass, stripe her late mother of any iota of dignity and that same as completely rubbished her late mother’s reputation and family name built up over several decades of meritorious service and exposed her late mother’s entire family including herself to the most humiliating form of ostracism, isolation, finger pointing, community jeers, public indictment without any form of fair hearing or opportunity for the deceased and her entire family to clear the deeply tarnished name and dignity of her entire family.‬

However, the respondent in a counter affidavit filed and argued before the court contended that Miss Amaka has no locus standi to institute the action on behalf of her mother.

Justice Mohammed Idris while citing series of authorities said:

“ I held that the Nigerian Police have failed in their responsibility. The applicant has liberty to life while in the custody of the Nigerian Police but was denied, thereby leading to her life being terminated.If she had access to hospital she would not have died. But the police deprived her the right to visit hospital to treat her ailment. Therefore,the applicant is entitled to general damages in the sum of N100 million.

Citing the Supreme court authority in the case of Bello versus attorney General of Oyo state delivered by the late Justice Kayode Eso,to the effect that we should be our brothers keepers, Justice Idris disagreed with the submission of the Nigerian Police that the applicant has no legal right to institute the legal action on behalf of her late mother.
My dear, please when they pay you tell me so that I will come and ask your hand in marriage. Ooh I need that money......

Source: http://www..net/2015/07/photo-nigerian-police-to-pay-n100m.html

kelvincoll:
He ended up saying nothing tangible

Sarhyd:
Nigeria’s President, Muhammadu Buhari, has been asked to as a matter of urgency, rename the aso rock presidential villa after late Moshood Kashimawo Abiola

This was the resolve of the Students Union Government (SUG) of the Lagos State University (LASU) during a walk in memory of the adjudged winner of the June 12, 1993 presidential election in Ojota area of Lagos on Thursday, June 11.
President of the union, Wasiu Adeyemi, who led the group of students from Maryland to the freedom park in Ojota, noted that the late MKO Abiola remains a hero of Nigeria’s democracy, who has become a reference point for politicians of this generation.

In a chat with Naij.com early Friday, the students’ union leader, popularly called ‘Awo’, noted that: “we are saying that the late MKO Abiola is a hero of Nigerian democracy, who deserves more than we are doing to appreciate him.
The federal government must recognise June 12 as a public holiday and ensure that it is celebrated as Nigeria’s democracy day instead of the May 29 that is nationally acknowledged for that occasion.”

Speaking on the renaming of the aso rock villa after the late politician, Adeyemi reiterated the stand of the LASU students, noting that: “the new administration has to rename the aso rock villa after MKO Abiola because he truly deserves it as a national icon.”

Source: http://www.naij.com/459614-buhari-must-name-aso-rock-after-mko-abiola.html
Cc: lalasticlala, DrAmanda, Xiadnat, Ishilove

Ezenwammadu:
Some people are funny.ls it not the same sophiscated people that fought and kicked aganist renaming unilag M.K.O university

uboma:
Nature at its best.

tociano009:

ammyluv2002:
Imagine! Some Pastors sha

kodded:

gunaboye:
this baba sha, he just they enjoy

Diddy58:
Will you blame the man if he do so...... can't you see that the man is afraid of her size, and she noticed that is why she's running to meet up

nmanma1:
na wetin , who d pursue her na. maybe late for service bfr d man go change his mind.

madridguy:
Can anyone here link me up with the first girl from the right. She is my wife I don dey see for my dream close to a year now...any useful info will be highly appreciated.