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i will comment on this topic, only when d poster removes those goggles,,,,,,perhaps he just posted this 4 d fun of it

my dear, im sorry i dont have the paper now, jus take ur time and browze thru d paper very well, it is at the lower part of the page. and it begins with,

Esso, Esso Exploration and Production Nigeria Limited

then,

NIGERIA POST-GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP AWARD

abeg make she go, we can have other women to replace her

praise da lord somebody, SHAME TO PDP


read this from PM NEWS OF TODAY



By Oluokun Ayorinde, Nnamdi Felix/ Abuja, Okafor Ofiebor/Port Harcourt & Damola Ogundimu

In a unanimous judgment read by the presiding judge, Justice Aloysius Katsina-Alu, the Supreme Court, this morning in Abuja sacked the Celestine Omehia-led administration in Rivers State and odered that Rotimi Amaechi be sworn in immediately as governor of Rivers State. In his judgment, Katsina-Alu said the issues in the matter brought before the apex court by the former Speaker of the Rivers State House of Assembly, Rotimi Amaechi, were similar with those in Araraume vs Charles Ugwuh.

He held that the substitution by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) of Rotimi Amaechi, the appellant, was not in compliance with Section 34(2) of the Electoral Act 2006.

Commenting on the indictment of Amaechi upon which the PDP based his substitution, the court held that there was no known indictment of Amaechi before the law.

The justices of the apex court submitted that the appeal was never charged before any court of competent jurisdiction.

In this regard, the apex court maintained that Amaechi remains a validly nominated candidate of the PDP for the 14 April governorship election held in Rivers State.

Taking a swipe at Governor Celestine Omehia who had earlier on in the proceeding sought to cover himself in the cloak of immunity, the Supreme Court observed that the suit, as instituted by Amaechi, has been pending in the court before the swearing of Omehia and so Omehia could not enjoy immunity.

The Supreme Court also held that even though the reliefs being sought by Amaechi were declaratory, it is its view that he (Amaechi) remained the PDP candidate before the law and not Celestine Omehia.

The apex court insisted that it will do substantial justice to the matter without recourse to technical ties and stated that Amaechi is deemed to have won the 14 April gubernatorial election in Rivers State and not Omehia.

The decision of the Court of Appeal was set aside by the apex court.

The Supreme Court ordered Omehia to vacate the Rivers State Government House to make room for Amaechi to be sworn in as the duly and validly elected governor of Rivers State.

The court said it would give reason for its judgement on 18 January, 2008.

There was massive jubilation inside the court premises by supporters of Amaechi after the judgement while supporters of Omehia were downcast.

Also, there was wild jubilation on the streets of Port Harcourt after the judgment while the situation was calm and quiet at the Government House in Port Harcourt this afternoon.

Meanwhile, in Port Harcourt, the RiversState capital this morning, notable politicians and political appointees, the engine room of Celestine Omehia’s administration, virtually abandoned their offices ahead of the Supreme Court ruling.

Others have since Tuesday stormed Abuja. Those who were around were busy with their phones, calling their colleagues in Abuja to get an update on developments.

P.M.News learnt that both camps of the warring parties had gone into prayers and fasting, perhaps for divine intervention in their favour.

Before the judgment, most residents of Port Harcourt didn’t seem to care about the outcome of the case. They were seen going about their normal business.

Both the Amaechi and Omehia camps had told TheNews recently that they did not anticipate violence, whatever the outcome of the Supreme Court ruling.

Mr. Emmanuel Okah, the state Commissioner for Information had assured that the joint military task force is on ground to forestall any breach of peace in Rivers State.

Over 20 patrol vehicles and an armoured personnel carrier were seen patrolling the busy Port Harcourt-Aba Road, to forestall any break down of law and order.

Also, this morning, members of a group called Youths For Peace, were seen moving around the streets of Port Harcourt in a march.

They called for peace among the people of the state, no matter the outcome of the Supreme Court judgement.

In December 2006, the political tension in Rivers State heightened shortly after the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governorship primaries in the state.

Rotimi Amaechi, the immediate past Speaker of the State House of Assembly, had emerged winner of the primaries, and his name was sent to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). His name was eventually presented as the party’s candidate for the 14 April, 2007 election.

Shortly afterwards, allegations of corruption were hauled at Amaechi. He was accused by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) for alleged corrupt enrichment and his name was included in a long list of indicted politicians and public office holders by the EFCC. While Amaechi went to court to seek redress, the PDP forwarded Celestine Omehia’s name to INEC in place of Amaechi.

But before the court could rule on the matter, Amaechi was suspended from the PDP.

Amaechi went to court and Justice Binta Murtala Nyako of the Federal High Court, Abuja, nullified the candidacy of Omehia after setting aside the substitution of Omehia by the PDP.

But Omehia also cross appealed the judgement, asking the appellate court to set aside the judgement that nullified his candidacy. Omehia went on to win the elections and the matter had been a subject of litigation at the apex court.

praise da lord somebody, SHAME TO PDP, AMaECHI has been installed by the supreme court IN WHILE OMEHIA IS OUT, all thanks to our judiciary,



read this from PM NEWS OF TODAY



By Oluokun Ayorinde, Nnamdi Felix/ Abuja, Okafor Ofiebor/Port Harcourt & Damola Ogundimu

In a unanimous judgment read by the presiding judge, Justice Aloysius Katsina-Alu, the Supreme Court, this morning in Abuja sacked the Celestine Omehia-led administration in Rivers State and odered that Rotimi Amaechi be sworn in immediately as governor of Rivers State. In his judgment, Katsina-Alu said the issues in the matter brought before the apex court by the former Speaker of the Rivers State House of Assembly, Rotimi Amaechi, were similar with those in Araraume vs Charles Ugwuh.

He held that the substitution by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) of Rotimi Amaechi, the appellant, was not in compliance with Section 34(2) of the Electoral Act 2006.

Commenting on the indictment of Amaechi upon which the PDP based his substitution, the court held that there was no known indictment of Amaechi before the law.

The justices of the apex court submitted that the appeal was never charged before any court of competent jurisdiction.

In this regard, the apex court maintained that Amaechi remains a validly nominated candidate of the PDP for the 14 April governorship election held in Rivers State.

Taking a swipe at Governor Celestine Omehia who had earlier on in the proceeding sought to cover himself in the cloak of immunity, the Supreme Court observed that the suit, as instituted by Amaechi, has been pending in the court before the swearing of Omehia and so Omehia could not enjoy immunity.

The Supreme Court also held that even though the reliefs being sought by Amaechi were declaratory, it is its view that he (Amaechi) remained the PDP candidate before the law and not Celestine Omehia.

The apex court insisted that it will do substantial justice to the matter without recourse to technical ties and stated that Amaechi is deemed to have won the 14 April gubernatorial election in Rivers State and not Omehia.

The decision of the Court of Appeal was set aside by the apex court.

The Supreme Court ordered Omehia to vacate the Rivers State Government House to make room for Amaechi to be sworn in as the duly and validly elected governor of Rivers State.

The court said it would give reason for its judgement on 18 January, 2008.

There was massive jubilation inside the court premises by supporters of Amaechi after the judgement while supporters of Omehia were downcast.

Also, there was wild jubilation on the streets of Port Harcourt after the judgment while the situation was calm and quiet at the Government House in Port Harcourt this afternoon.

Meanwhile, in Port Harcourt, the RiversState capital this morning, notable politicians and political appointees, the engine room of Celestine Omehia’s administration, virtually abandoned their offices ahead of the Supreme Court ruling.

Others have since Tuesday stormed Abuja. Those who were around were busy with their phones, calling their colleagues in Abuja to get an update on developments.

P.M.News learnt that both camps of the warring parties had gone into prayers and fasting, perhaps for divine intervention in their favour.

Before the judgment, most residents of Port Harcourt didn’t seem to care about the outcome of the case. They were seen going about their normal business.

Both the Amaechi and Omehia camps had told TheNews recently that they did not anticipate violence, whatever the outcome of the Supreme Court ruling.

Mr. Emmanuel Okah, the state Commissioner for Information had assured that the joint military task force is on ground to forestall any breach of peace in Rivers State.

Over 20 patrol vehicles and an armoured personnel carrier were seen patrolling the busy Port Harcourt-Aba Road, to forestall any break down of law and order.

Also, this morning, members of a group called Youths For Peace, were seen moving around the streets of Port Harcourt in a march.

They called for peace among the people of the state, no matter the outcome of the Supreme Court judgement.

In December 2006, the political tension in Rivers State heightened shortly after the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governorship primaries in the state.

Rotimi Amaechi, the immediate past Speaker of the State House of Assembly, had emerged winner of the primaries, and his name was sent to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). His name was eventually presented as the party’s candidate for the 14 April, 2007 election.

Shortly afterwards, allegations of corruption were hauled at Amaechi. He was accused by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) for alleged corrupt enrichment and his name was included in a long list of indicted politicians and public office holders by the EFCC. While Amaechi went to court to seek redress, the PDP forwarded Celestine Omehia’s name to INEC in place of Amaechi.

But before the court could rule on the matter, Amaechi was suspended from the PDP.

Amaechi went to court and Justice Binta Murtala Nyako of the Federal High Court, Abuja, nullified the candidacy of Omehia after setting aside the substitution of Omehia by the PDP.

But Omehia also cross appealed the judgement, asking the appellate court to set aside the judgement that nullified his candidacy. Omehia went on to win the elections and the matter had been a subject of litigation at the apex court.

@Nautillus

abeg! i cant shoutooo, mennn u really deserve it all, u r really a wonderful man, its not everybody that will be good enough to come out here saying all these, yea! u may not know d good u r doing by telling us all these, first of all, u have made us to know that we have not yet started[for freshers], secondly, u have made us to think and dream big, but do u know what? u have gotten more blessings for urself by letting us praise God on ur behalf.and because God is receiving glory on account of ur confession, u r more blessed.

pls in case u anything good, im available, and im good in PABX system, and IT and im graduate of elect/elect engr, my email:    lennymario@yahoo.com

God bless us all

@ Dranoel

pls if u dont know wot to say, its better u dont talk at all instead of bringing more anxiety on them, if they didnt make it, they would be alerted by the site that they were not successfull, atleast i know them for that, but according to guy,he said, 'the respond he got was that the ID does not exist in their data base, which im sure is an error from somewhere,

so my dear, i suggest u try and get the number of their HR and call themm, pls dont delay, may God grant ur heart desires amen.

pls is there anyone studying in the university of aberdeen? could u pls contact me on: lennymario@yahoo.com

i need to get some info from u concerning the school, i have interest in the school. THANKS

exxon mobil is offering scholarship for admission for post graduate studies in the nigerian universities,



qualification:

1. nysc discharge cert

2. minimum of 2.2

3. have an admission letter



check thursday guardian paper[25th oct, 2007]



DonCNN

@chichiafro

and wot do u mean by dat ur posting, ' U SAID SOMETING ABT SHE BEEN ONE OF THOSE COMING FROM THE EAST"

if i may ask, must u raise a tribal dust to butress ur point, why must u attack other people feelings only because of a little misunderstanding, yea i agree the girl must hav erred by her reply but dat doesnt giv u d right to insult the east [and im sure u dont even know where she comes from], pls lets mind d way we talk,

naija na we all own!!!

pls wot does cfa mean

@brother1

omo, me sef, i dey wait 4demoooo, i had my medical on the 6th august, since then, i ve been expectn their call 4 training, any news yet? pls reply

i think, time is up for madam speaker, has she not done enough, imagin, in just three months, 3 Reps have died, mennnn that woman has a problem, she just has to go, she is a disgrace to womanhood.

it seems to me that catalina will eventually marry camelo, in order to inherit the fortune, she will then give all to sebastine afterwards she will seek for a divorce, i believe dis could happen since camelo promised he will give her all his fortune if she agrees to marry her, Then people could advise catalina to marry him, anyway, not so sure shaa, the story seems to be too far a journey

please i agree with the poster's question, how on earth will AIT tell us about its reporter's death without telling us what killed her, ever since the news of her death came i have been asking that question, no one seem to be bothered about giving me the answer.honestly i dont find this funny, PLS WHO KILLED OUR DARLIN REPORTER,

guy, come into the chelsea world, and u will discover u have been missing alot, there, u will discover many more like ronaldiho, its a place where men of candour meet without rancour, pls dont miss this golden opportunity,

chelsea 4life
UP THE BLUES

me no understand this oneoooohhh, why must one practise this in order to be a beneficial of the so called scholarship

@jayon
my dear, i will advise u not to think about changing ur tribe because that is not even possible in the real sense,,,because no matter wot u do, the indellible mark is on u, instead, since u said u r half breed igbo and yoruba, why dont u hav both igbo and yoruba names, then learn both languages and cultures, i tell u, in the years to come, even if u still hate to be a yoruba, u will be happy, u never renounced been a yoruba,

mind u, whether any tribe is bad or not, there is something good to gain from it, to me, if its possible to be of more than 2 tribes,i will surely be,

so, u r highly favoured jayon,

go and read abt it, the fact remains that only the igbos hav the traditions like the jews, when some isrealis came to agukwu-nri and arochukwu, they were surprised to see that some of their traditions were been practised by this tribe,

@bilcosbi
im here in lagos[surulere] hw can i get to see u, actually, i hav 2-2, and wud like to go for oil and gas, anyway, i hav jus applied for uni of aberdeen, pls lets talk

i beliv that igbo are the lost tribes of isreal, eri and aro

igbos are all JEWS, the lost tribe of isreal: eri and aro

na waoooooo, no comment pls

igbo kwenu!
muonu!
zuonu!
igbo kachannnnuuuu!

biko achoro m ka anyi na-asu asusu igbo n'eba, achoro ka anyi na-amuta olu igbo diche, unu mara nke oma na igbo n'su nolu nolu,

ekene kwa unu

ndi be anyi, ekwu kwa m obi unu?

my guy its more painful at old age, check dat out,

adeniyi, i really accept your apology on our behalf of everybody here in dis forum, diz shows u really had a good intention for raisng this topic, my reall naija man!

u no wot? i beliv oneday, tribalism will be minimized atleast to 10% level, if u notce, diz days sometimes u hardly recognice a yoruba or igbo or even hausa when u see one, sometimes we dress in difrent attires, even sometimes u find people sing music not their mother' tongue

as far as im concerned, i don't like people who tribalistic, i ve friends all over, that is different tribes, and i must warn people who generalize whenever someone from a particular tribe offends him, dey jus generalize it, that is why i like us to ponder on wot beneli posted,




Nigerians are criminals and are into 419.
Jamaicans are drug dealers.
Whites are racists.
Igbos love money too much
Yorubas are cowards.
Hausas are illiterate,



adeniyi, now u r talking, because b4 now, many are already seeing to be tribalistic by naming tribe, in case u dont know, each of us hav different tribes who hav offended us one way or the other, but we must tackle the problem and not the tribe, because tribes are involved

pls i need ccna, and if u hav d new ccna, i will like to hav it too, then i will to hav the simulations,

lennymario@yahoo.com


thanks and God bless

thanks alot for responding, ,,,ok which of the schools in scotland do u think cud be good for me, i mean schools that accept 2-2 and 2-1

if at all d story its true, then its ok, but at the same time, we naija guys who go to foreign land for negative runs, must stop, just for the benefit of genuine guys.

could anyone giv me links on hw to secure a study visa to scotland, and i want to know who gives the visa: scotish or uk embassy