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The security around the Chairman of the Code of Conduct Tribunal, CCT, Justice Danladi Umar has been strengthened ahead of tomorrow’s trial of the Senate President, Bukola Saraki.
More undercover security agents have been drafted to Umar’s residence and office and the security privilege is said to have been extended to his immediate family, The Nation reports.

The report quoted a source as saying that the heavy security around Umar is targeted at wading off undue pressure and allowing the CCT Chairman to carry out his duties without undue influence.

Speaking with the newspaper, a source said, “There is now an enhanced security around the CCT chairman and his family.

“More plain-cloth agents have been drafted to his residence and office. His movement is now being well policed.

“I think this is due to the sensitive nature of the assignment. It is, however, not unusual because some judges who presided over ‘sensitive Election Petitions Tribunals’ enjoyed the same security cover.”

It was learnt that the CCT Chairman has restricted phone calls to only essential family members, and consequently barred visitors from his residence.

Saraki has been accused by the CCT of false asset declaration.


http://dailypost.ng/2016/03/10/tight-security-around-cct-chairman-umar-ahead-of-sarakis-trial-tomorrow/

bunch of thieves..Folarin did same. not surprise thou

iranu

my brother forget FRSC. The did has already been done. They should focus on Ocholi's burial. Common sense should tell FG now that our Roads need total state of Emergency. those Road are death trap.

jarkbauer:
Who do you think has the authentic news about the driver..we(including you) that read about it in the news or FRSC that is on ground?

last time i checked, the driver passed on too or are we talking about his ghost? or who are they suing? yeye dey smell.

hian...

make i sip my kunu from Aisha first

Following the crisis that has rocked the Kogi State House of Assembly within the last one month, the House of Representatives on Wednesday took over the functions of the state legislature.
In view of this development, the lower chamber directed the Inspector General of Police, IGP Solomon Arase to immediately seal off the assembly as it has taken over its functions. The move by the House of Representatives will take effect as soon as the Senate concurs.

While justifying its decision at plenary, the House said the take-over was in line with the provision of Section 11 (4) of the 1999 Constitution, which says the National Assembly could take over the functions of any state assembly that is enmeshed in crisis.

It would be recalled that five members of the Kogi assembly purportedly impeached the Speaker, Momoh Jimoh Lawal and elected Umar Imam as his replacement.

Cc: lalasticlala

http://dailypost.ng/2016/03/09/breaking-house-of-reps-takes-over-functions-of-kogi-assembly/

seen

will be back. let me sip kunu first.

dont really know what to believe again.

and whose fault? didn't they interview him before giving him the Job? and what's the criteria for employing a driver? mtchew. medicine after death

source and tatashe please or idonbiliv

seriously my guy, am beginning to have pity on him.

LegatusGlaber:
Nnamdi Kanu is phucked

tell them my guy

LegatusGlaber:
The trial is just for formality sake, to follow due process, Nnamdi Kanu is Phucked already. He has bitten more than he can chew

An Abuja Federal High Court on Wednesday adjourned the trial of the embattled leader of Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu till April 5.
Justice John Tsoho adjourned the matter following a prayer by the prosecution led by M.S.Diri.

Diri urged the court to adjourn the matter so as to allow the prosecution respond to an application it was served by the defendant just this morning.

“Though the case was fixed for today, we have five witnesses outside the courtroom waiting to testify but because of the motion of notice served by the defendants counsel on the prosecution , we are asking for an adjournment so that we will properly respond to the application,” Diri said.

Kanu’s counsel, Chuks Mouma earlier informed the court that he on behalf of his client had filed a motion for stay of proceedings against an earlier court ruling which allowed the prosecution witnesses to testify through screen.

“We filed a motion for stay of proceedings.

In line with the prosecution’s submission, Justice John Tsoho adjourned the matter till April 5


http://dailypost.ng/2016/03/09/biafra-kanus-trial-postponed-till-april-5/

same here bro..there is need to protect the witnesses. You never can tell

Aufbauh:
Hmmmm, I concur!

Ahead of the trial of the leader of the indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu, the Federal High Court on Wednesday provided a barricade to prevent the prosecuting witnesses from being viewed by the public.
Kanu, alongside two others, Benjamin Madubugwu and David Nwawuisi are standing trial on a six-count charge of treason.

At the last sitting on Monday, the trial Judge, Justice James Tsoho had upheld the application by the prosecution that its witnesses testify behind a witness screen.

This was however objected to by Kanu’s counsel, Chuks Muoma (SAN).

Justice Tsoho while overruling Mouma’s objection said that the request by the Federal Government for its witnesses to testify behind a witness screen did not amount to revisiting the court’s earlier ruling, prohibiting the ‎prosecution witnesses from wearing masks.

The judge had held that the argument of the prosecution led by the Director of Public Prosecutions in the Federal Ministry of Justice, Mohammed Diri, that the screen is only meant to keep the witnesses from the members of the public present in court.

He pointed out that the use of the screen would not prevent the judge, the accused persons and lawyers to the parties from having visual contact with the witnesses while testifying.

The judge had adjourned the matter till today for commencement of trial.

Details later…


http://dailypost.ng/2016/03/09/biafra-court-provides-barricade-for-witnesses-against-kanu-photos/

nothing

improve

lalasticlala we need you here

mtchew

yeye...they should send it down to IDP camps. Wen some people have not seen such for ages

seen

Togo keh! make me and you run like Ese and Yunusa jor

Monalisa185:
this kwantry is turning to a no-go area o, e be like sey na to relocate to TOGO go sure pass for now o

ah...not good news

who is Ndume?

Money miss road

are you for real?

AlfaSeltzer:
Hahahahaha.

Thank you Satan.
What a wonderful news.