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Konji na bastard

then don't speak ill of people if you lack evidence.

tsephanyah:
I not in mode to remain silent, this days, so I have time to reply any silly or good.

kogi? well, with what happened to Audu anything is possible.

seriously, that's what i picked from all the letter.

obayaya:
Word on a marble.

then speak not and remain silent forever.

tsephanyah:
oh what,, jail me too, I don't think SO

my dear, the so-called Dokpesi and his AIT crew tried it and later begged for out of court settlement. bring out your evidence.

tsephanyah:
are u his lawyer, or online PA

Bros, I no put water for mouth talk am. Me and anyone close to me will never support you. I rather go bring Kano man as Urhobo representative cos na the same end result e go be.

are you having any beef with Tinubu?

tsephanyah:
and then?

mtchew

okosodo:
They voted for this

150pm-148pm...Haba....am out....this guy dey vex me die....what?

what that saying is telling you is the same set of people in PDP are in APC today.

tsephanyah:
is egg and yam same?!!!

Turkish President, Recef Tayyip Erdoghan, is currently meeting with President Muhammadu Buhari inside the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

Erdoghan arrived the forecourt of the President’s office at about 11.53am where he was received by Buhari and some top government officials.

He was honoured with 21-gun salute before he proceeded to inspect a guard of honour mounted by men of the Guards Brigade.

After the meeting with Buhari, Erdoghan is expected to address a joint press conference with his host.

Details later..

http://www.punchng.com/turkish-president-meets-buhari-inside-aso-rock/

racist

una don start. What made you think APC is corrupt party. To me, the same water that is used to boil egg is what is been used to boil yam.

tsephanyah:
they make a deal, is that u are trying to make me know, if that should be the case the leaders in the deal are the most corrupted,, that would be tinunmbu and co. General buhari and co.

how ma?

tsephanyah:
not good

A Federal High Court sitting in Abuja on Wednesday sent former Minister of Interior, Abba Moro back to Kuje prison, having adjourned the consideration of his application for bail till tomorrow, Thursday.

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, had on Monday arraigned Moro alongside a former Director in the Ministry, F.O. Alayebami and former Permanent Secretary in the Ministry, Anastasia Daniel Nwobia on an 11 count charge bordering on complicity in a N676m immigration recruitment scam.

The presiding judge, Justice Anwuli Chikere had, during the last sitting of the court, remanded Moro in Prison pending the consideration of his application for bail, while the 2nd defendant, Mrs. Anastasia Daniel-Nwobia, was granted administrative bail on the ground that she is currently nursing a baby. The case was then adjourned to today, Wednesday.

In her ruling on Wednesday, Justice Chekere held that Moro and the former Deputy Director in the Ministry, F.O.Alayebami be sent back to Kuje prison while Daniel-Nwobia remain on the administrative bail the court earlier granted her.



http://dailypost.ng/2016/03/02/immigration-recruitment-scam-court-sends-morro-back-to-kuje-prison/

Those ones don reach polygamous bachelor na

yinkusnoni:
congrats oooo, still waiting for the likes of dbanj and don jazzy!!!

story

tsephanyah:
one day this guy will destroy Apc I like him.

CHUKWUDI44 is saraki paying you? your support for him these days...we will ask you to declare your asset too o

chukwudi44:
Whether na march 10 or March 11 nothing will happen.We will march for Saraki

The Code of Conduct Tribunal has shifted the commencement of the trial of the Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki, on 13 counts of false assets declaration from March 10 to March 11.

The Danladi Umar-led CCT had after the judgment of the Supreme Court delivered on February 5, validating the trial of the Senate President and the charges preferred against him, fixed March 10 for the prosecution to open its case.

But the Head, Press and Public Relations of the CCT, Mr. Ibraheem Al-hassan, said in a statement on Tuesday that the date of the trial had been re-scheduled to March 11 following a request by Saraki’s new lead counsel, Chief Kanu Agabi (SAN).

According to Al-hassan, Agabi pleaded with the CCT to shift the trial date by one day on the grounds that he other urgent matters to attend to in other courts on March 10.
The CCT spokesperson said Agabi conveyed his request to the CCT in a letter dated February 26, 2016.

He quoted Agabi’s letter as stating, ‘‘I write as lead counsel to the above defendant to apply that the matter which is now scheduled to come up on the 10th day of March 2016, subject to the convenience of the Honourable Tribunal and learned counsel for the prosecution, be taken on the 11th day of March, 2016, due to my earlier and urgent commitments in other courts on the 10th.

“I will sincerely appreciate the indulgence of the Tribunal to accommodate me in this way’’.

Al-hassan said Agabi ended his letter “by apologising for the inconvenience caused to the honourable tribunal and other learned counsel.”
Agabi might have taken over from a former President of the Nigerian Bar Association, Mr. Joseph Daudu (SAN), as the lead counsel, after the judgment of the Supreme Court was delivered on February 5.

Daudu had led a retinue of Senior Advocates of Nigeria and other junior lawyers to argue the objection of the Senate President’s trial right from the tribunal up to the Supreme Court level.

A seven-man panel of the apex court presided over by the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Mahmud Mohammed, unanimously ruled in its judgment on February 5 that Saraki’s appeal against the jurisdiction of the CCT and the competence of the charges, lacked merit.

Justice Walter Onnoghen, who delivered the lead judgment, dismissed all Saraki’s seven grounds of appeal, affirming that the charges instituted against him were valid and that the tribunal was validly constituted with requisite jurisdiction to try him.

The CJN and other members of the full panel of the apex court, comprising Justices Tanko Muhammad, Sylvester Ngwuta, Kudirat Kekere-Ekun, Chima Nweze and Amiru Sanusi, also consented to the judgment.

The judgment of the Supreme Court terminated an earlier order of the a panel of apex court presided over by now retired Justice John Fabiyi, which had on November 12, 2015, stayed proceedings in the trial of the Senate President.

In the 13 counts initiated by the Federal Government, Saraki was said to have made false assets declaration in his forms submitted to the Code of Conduct Bureau as a two-term Covernor of Kwara State between 2003 and 2011.

The Senate President, who was said to have submitted four assets declaration forms which were allegedly investigated by the CCB, was found to have “corruptly acquired many properties while in office as Governor of Kwara State but failed to declare some of them in the said forms earlier filled and submitted”.

He also allegedly made an anticipatory declaration of assets upon his assumption of office as governor, which he later acquired.
He is also accused of sending money abroad for the purchase of property in streak of property in London and that he maintained an account outside Nigeria while serving as governor.

Saraki initially refused to appear before the tribunal prompting it (the CCT) to issue a bench warrant against him.

Saraki failed in his bid to get the Danladi Umar-led tribunal to quash the 13 counts, after he was arraigned on September 22, 2015.
He appealed to the Court of Appeal, Abuja Division against the decision of the CCT to continue the trial.

But, by a two-to-one split decision of its three-man bench led by Justice Moore Admein, the Court of Appeal dismissed the Senate President’s appeal.
Saraki, in his further appeal to the Supreme Court, asked the apex court to quash the charges filed against him on among his seven grounds of appeal, that the CCT lacked jurisdiction to try him as it was constituted by two instead of three members.

The apex court upheld the argument by the Federal Government’s lawyer, Mr. Rotimi Jacobs (SAN) and held that contrary to Saraki’s contention, the Danladi Umar-led CCT was validly constituted by two members.

He held that while the Constitution under Paragraph 15(1) of the 5th Schedule provides that the CCT must be composed by the Chairman and two members, the law was silent on the quorum of the tribunal that could validly conduct its proceedings.


http://www.punchng.com/cct-shifts-sarakis-trial-to-march-11/

HBD to him

BETTER

NAIJA babes can do and undo sha...u never can tell

McCarlito:
Crazy things are bound around the universities this days unlike the former..

No fewer than three students of Babington Macaulay ‎Junior Seminary School, a private school in the Ikorodu area of Lagos, have been abducted by some gunmen.

It was learnt that the bandits stormed the school at about 8.30 pm on Monday and seized the children.

The ‎Lagos State Police Command confirmed that three schoolgirls were abducted. However unconfirmed reports said the number of the abducted students was more than three.

Details later‎…


http://www.punchng.com/breaking-gunmen-kidnap-three-female-students-in-lagos/

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