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mynd1:
Lol.

chai God bless FG and Buhari.


pikin weh say him mama no go sleep him no go sleep ooo

The suspended Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Babachir Lawal, was on Tuesday quizzed by committee set up by President Muhammadu Buhari to investigate him and the suspended Director-General of the National Intelligence Agency, Ambassador Ayo Oke.

Lawal appeared before the committee at a session that started at about 1pm.

The committee chaired by Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo meets inside one of the conference rooms in the Vice-President’s office.

The panel was set up to investigate allegations of violations of law and due process made against Lawal in the award of contracts under the Presidential Initiative on the North East.

It is also Oke on the discovery of large amounts of foreign and local currencies by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission in a residential apartment at Osborne Towers, Ikoyi, Lagos, for which NIA is laying claim.

Lawal was still with the committee members at press time.

Oke had taken his turn before the committee on Monday.

gbegemaster:
I can bet you that money won't be an issue.

Forget Buhari time, lots of Nna hold better bread.

unstableaswater:
The decision is irrational and i expect the bail conditions to be challenged in a higher court.

Buhari sister Nyako dey craze.

OnankpaBa:
make i no talk before they finish me o.

Let me stay here and observe

DLondonboiy:
The Presidency (whoever is heading it) has 7days to release the servant of God or chukwu okike would send death as he did in Egypt..

A word is enough for the wise...

modelmike7:
My beautiful wife is the best!!

Silva79:
freeze is now officially a chemical. He reacts to everything

thesicilian:
Doesn't that violate professional ethics?

neocortex:
People can only speculate regarding the"circumstances", but we are sure of is that he died of
heart attack, whether it was induced, no one knows.

FunkyMetahuman:
Most nigerians doctors are just in for the prestige, they don't know jackshit about the medicine.

Just go to school, cram and dump just like every other nigerian graduate.

I don't blame anyone traveling out of the country for medical attention.

Its better to visit harbalist sometimes than nigerian doctors who only know how to prescribe malaria drugs.

neocortex:
Heart ailments does not show on the face and you can't possibly know who is hale and hearty
by physical appearance a case in point is coach Ugo Ehiogu who died of heart attack.
Who could know from mere appearance that a physically fit individual like Ugo can have an heart attack ?

Fuckshiit:
Séun is my blöödyfúçkiñg niqqa ån we own thís fúçking döpe förum

Aromas:
Oga fucker stop spreading ur fucking gospel on Seun fucking platform. Bleep uuu

One Dr. Ade, who treated Senator Isiaka Adeleke, when he complained of leg pain early Sunday morning has been arrested for interrogation by the police.

One of his aides made the confirmation to newsmen on Monday.


He said the doctor was arrested on Monday, following the report that Adeleke died as a result of an overdose of medications he administered on him.

This is as the report of the post mortem is being awaited.

DAILY POST gathered that the result will not be made public anytime soon due to the sensitive nature of the situation.


Many still believe that the late politician was poisoned, insisting he was hale and hearty on Saturday during the social functions he attended.

Adeleke was said to have received guests until around 2:00am on Sunday before he slept.

Recall that Ogun State Governor, Ibikunle Amosun, on Monday, prevented a crowd of sympathisers at the Ede, Osun State, country home of late Adeleke, from lynching Ms Idia Babalola, Special Adviser to Osun State Governor, Rauf Aregbesola.


As at press time, the police in Osun State have neither confirmed nor refuted report of the doctor’s arrest.

Meanwhile, Rauf Aregbesola, Osun State Governor, has personally reacted to the death of Senator Isiaka Adeleke.

Adeleke died on Sunday and was buried on Monday according to Islamic rites.

NgeneUkwenu:
God Bless Jonathan!

sarrki:
Then he must also refund all the puna tooo

A divorcee, Yusuf Saidu, on Friday approached an Upper Area Court at Karu in Abuja to seek refund of the money he spent on the wedding of his former wife.

Saidu is pleading with the court to compel his ex-wife, Habiba, to refund approximately N400,000 he allegedly spent on their wedding three years ago to enable him marry a new wife.

He told the court that he and Habiba got married in 2014 and that Habiba got tired of the union early this year and divorced him.

Saidu said before the dissolution of the marriage, they had relocated to Abuja from Kaduna State, but that Habiba sued him at a court in Kaduna.

“My lord, I need the exact sum of N400,000 to marry a new wife.

“I don’t want any amount less than that because the marriage did not last long and for the money I spent not to be a waste, I need full refund.

“We were also blessed with a two-year-old boy. I want to have his custody.

“I am not the one that said I am tired of the marriage but my ex-wife; so, I need full refund of all my expenses during the wedding,’’ Saidu pleaded.

Counsel to the respondent, Mr. Abidan Aminu, noted that his client received the court summons with shock.

He told the court that the marriage was dissolved by a Sharia Court in Kawo, Kaduna State, last month.

“The summons is coming less than a month when the court at Kawo granted my client’s request on grounds of gross domestic violence visited on her.

“The court also awarded the sum of N 70,000 as compensation to be paid by my client to the plaintiff, being the exact amount of dowry paid on her.

“She had paid the money through the court.

“I was also surprised to find out from the court in Kaduna that he refused to come and pick up the N70,000 until we were served this summons in Abuja.

“Another surprising thing is that he did not heed the advice of the court to appeal its judgment at the Sharia Court of Appeal in Kaduna and he failed to also seek legal knowledge on the issue. ’’

Aminu urged the court to award Habiba N20,000 as compensation for expenses and inconveniences caused to her by the actions of Saidu.

However, the judge, Abdullahi Baba, in his ruling, struck out the case for lack of merit.

Baba said that the matter was filed at the court as a fresh matter and that was why it was entertained.

He advised Saidu to seek redress on the matter in the state where the divorce was granted.

“You (plaintiff) are not supposed to bring this matter here since it started in another state.

“I am certain that the judge of the Sharia Court in Kaduna would have told you in his judgment that you have a right to appeal within 30 days that the judgment was given.

“If you are not clear with any language of the court, seek professional opinion.

“I will advise you to go back to Kaduna where the matter started and appeal at the Sharia Court of appeal if you are not satisfied with the judgment given,’’ Baba ruled.

He, however, did not award any compensation to Habiba.

ExpiredNigeria:
Waxing stronger.. he has Biafran blood in him