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Politics › Re: Makinde Funding Atiku To Split Tinubu’s Votes, Group Alleges by edogu(m): 7:16am On Oct 12
Why are they bothered? Is not exactly what Wike is doing for APC in Rivers?
Islam › Re: Driver Runs Over Pakistani Student Praying In The Middle Of An Adelaide Road by edogu(m): 7:14am On Oct 12
While I may not be in support of the driver's action, but why would any reasonable human pray in the middle of the road or on the road?
Politics › Re: Video Of Tinubu Insulting Goodluck Jonathan, Calling Him By His Name by edogu(m): 7:11am On Oct 12
The chicken has finally come home to roost
cheesy
Politics › Re: APC Campaign Materials Printed In China (Video) by edogu(m): 5:31pm On Oct 11
Don't be surprised that printing from China may be cheaper depending on the intention of who awarded the contract. grin Nigeria printers may want to inflate the cost once they see na APC. Unfortunately, money that would have been retained in the economy will be redirected elsewhere.
Education › Re: Poju Oyemade Posted About The "UCH Legendary Surgeons & Physicians. See Reaction by edogu(m): 7:48am On Oct 11
Back then money wasn't the top priority. Excellence and merit were the top priorities.
Politics › Re: "Return Me To The Senate, Vote Otti For Second Term" - Orji Kalu To Supporters by edogu(m): 9:35pm On Oct 10
His negative propaganda against Alex Otti failed grin
Politics › What Goes Around Comes Around: The Story Of Walter Onnoghen And The Lessons by edogu(op): 12:23pm On Oct 10
Ekene Aninze writes:

Perhaps, the story of Justice Walter Onnoghen is a life lesson we should all learn from.

If, after reading this story, you don't learn anything about life, then perhaps you never will.

In 2019, as the general elections approached, the Buhari-led government grew suspicious of the Supreme Court under the leadership of Walter Onnoghen.

The Supreme Court had delivered judgments that did not go down well with the Federal Government before then.

In 2016, the Supreme Court had earlier acquitted the Senate President, Senator Bukola Saraki, whom the Buhari government was prosecuting over allegations relating to his asset declaration. (See Saraki v. FRN.)

It became obvious that if the Buhari-led government proceeded with the 2019 election with Walter Onnoghen still serving as Chief Justice of Nigeria, there could be uncertainty about the judicial implications of the election.

It was obvious that the Federal Government needed Walter Onnoghen out of the way.

But before that could happen, it needed a crack from within, and a few names came into the picture.

The first person on that list was Abubakar Malami, who was then the Attorney General of the Federation.

Abubakar Malami quietly obtained an ex parte order from the Code of Conduct Tribunal for the suspension of Walter Onnoghen as Chief Justice of Nigeria.

That order was issued on January 23, 2019, and President Buhari acted on it two days later to suspend Onnoghen and swear in an acting CJN.

The second person was Justice Danladi Umar, the then Chairman of the Code of Conduct Tribunal.

Danladi presided over the tribunal that granted the ex parte order and subsequently conducted the trial that led to Onnoghen's conviction for false asset declaration.

The trial lasted 94 days anyway.

Eventually, the Buhari-led government had its way, and Onnoghen was removed from office without the ordinary constitutional process for removing a judicial officer being followed through the National Judicial Council.

The next person was Justice Ibrahim Tanko Muhammad, the most senior Supreme Court justice after Walter Onnoghen.

He was supposed to be among those who would insist that the executive comply with the constitutional provisions governing the removal of a Chief Justice of Nigeria.

But he didn't.

Instead, Justice Ibrahim Tanko Muhammad accepted the appointment as acting CJN and was sworn in on January 25, 2019, the same day Onnoghen's suspension was announced.

Ordinarily, one might have expected the matter to become history and everyone involved to move on with their lives.

But life has a way of repaying our actions here on earth with the dime of consequences.

Of course every one in the list I mentioned got their fair share of that consequences.

Starting with Abubakar Malami, the former Attorney General.

Abubakar was later indicted and charged by the Tinubu administration in a 16-count case involving allegations of money laundering, conspiracy and the concealment of illicit funds running into billions of naira.

In July 2026, a Federal High Court ordered the final forfeiture of more than 48 properties linked to him after proceedings brought by the EFCC.

And you will ask, what about Danladi Umar, who presided over the tribunal that convicted Onnoghen?

In November 2024, in a 74 against 10 votes, the Senate removed Umar as Chairman of the Code of Conduct Tribunal over allegations of misconduct and corruption.

In July 2026, he was remanded in custody in connection with a separate corruption case. He was subsequently granted bail in the sum of ₦100 million.

What about Justice Ibrahim Tanko Muhammad, who took Walter Onnoghen's place on the very day of his suspension?

On June 14, 2022, 14 Supreme Court justices reportedly petitioned against him over allegations of corruption and the diversion of funds meant for their welfare.

He resigned as Chief Justice of Nigeria on Sunday night, 26th of June, 2022.

He subsequently passed away on December 16, 2025, at the age of 71, while receiving medical treatment in Saudi Arabia.

And lastly, Muhammadu Buhari, the president under whose administration everything happened, is also no longer alive.

Yet, after 5 years, 6 months, the same Walter Onnoghen who was removed from office and convicted by the Code of Conduct Tribunal was discharged and acquitted by the Court of Appeal on November 4, 2024.

He has since gone out of public spotlight living a private and quiet life.

I always say that a man can never sow rice and expect to reap beans.

History has a way of coming full circle, and the decisions we make today may have consequences we cannot predict tomorrow.

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Politics › Re: 2027: "Show Peter Obi's Village And My Own Uburu, Let's Compare" by edogu(m): 6:25pm On Oct 09
One laundered a state resources and used it develop his community while the other person didn't. Building a two flyovers where you rarely see vehicles.
Politics › Re: Lege Miami And APC Supporters Campaign For Tinubu On A Bad Road (Video) by edogu(m): 6:23pm On Oct 09
When you're campaigning for your stomach, you don't think about shame. grin
Politics › Re: Can Wike Survive Lulu-briggs & Peter Obi In 2027?. by edogu(m): 6:21pm On Oct 09
He can through rigging.
Fashion › Re: Shey Na Dressing Be This? (photo) by edogu(m): 6:18pm On Oct 09
You see, the funny thing about those saying there is nothing wrong with the dressing is that they would probably say otherwise if it were their sister, girlfriend, wife or mother dressed in this manner. You guys should continue to deceive yourselves. grin
Politics › Re: God Used Late Dan Orbih To Make Me Governor In Rivers — Wike by edogu(m): 9:51am On Oct 09
Wike is gradually getting better. He looks healthy compared to when he resumed office as FCT Minister. I'm happy for him.
Politics › Re: See How Nigerian Air Force Senior Officers Carried Peter Obi Yesterday. by edogu(m): 12:05pm On Oct 08
Peter Obi!

Politics › What Can Nigeria Learn From Brazil’s Election? by edogu(op): 11:59am On Oct 08
Samuel O. Ajayi wrote:

Brazil went into election yesterday.

By 1:30am this morning, the result was out.

The incumbent, Lula da Silva, got 45% of the votes while his challenger, Flavio Bolsonaro, got 47%.

None could meet the constitutional requirement to be declared outright winner.

So they are going for a run off on October 25th.

Brazil has a population of 215m people.

The election was electronically conducted.

No 'INEC Chairman' reading out manual results state by state.

Not a single report of election violence.

Not one.

Funny enough, Brazil is still classified as a "developing country".

Even when one of its local companies, Embraer, is the third largest producer of commercial aircraft, after Boeing and Airbus.

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Celebrities › Re: Reaction As Nigerian Lady Flaunts Business Built From “hookup” Earnings (Photos) by edogu(m): 9:55pm On Oct 07
Atleast, she got something to show for it. The end justifies the means says Machiavelli
Politics › US Firm Sues Nigerian President. by edogu(op): 2:02am On Oct 07
A US firm has filed a $57 million lawsuit against Nigerian President Bola Tinubu, the Nigerian government, former aviation minister Femi Fani-Kayode, and DCI Group, a US public affairs and lobbying firm. The case was filed in a federal court in Washington, DC. The plaintiff, Karl Von Batten, alleges defamation and a conspiracy to kidnap and physically harm him. Court records show the court has issued summonses to the defendants. The $57 million claim includes $36 million sought from Tinubu and the Nigerian government, $3 million from Fani-Kayode and $18 million from DCI Group. Fani-Kayode has rejected the allegations. Von Batten heads a US lobbying firm that has worked for former Nigerian vice-president Atiku Abubakar, Tinubu's political rival. His firm has been pushing in the US for the release of FBI and DEA records concerning past allegations involving Tinubu. The claims have not been proven in court. #DWAfrica

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Romance › Re: Bride Calls Off Wedding In Church While Exchanging Vows With Groom by edogu(m): 10:08am On Oct 06
As someone who has married for nine years, I don't advice anyone to go into it, if you're mentally and financially strong. It's not for the fainthearted. So if she's no longer interested, it's better for her to live before it becomes more complicated.
Politics › Re: APC Slams Rotimi Amaechi Over His Inability To Procure His Mother's Medication by edogu(m): 5:14pm On Oct 04
On this one, I agree with APC. Your mother can't afford to buy medication. Wow! What a statement coming from a one time speaker, governor and minister. Coming from someone who bought primary ticket for APC presidential primaries at 100m. Coming from some who drives a bullet proof car. Coming from some who have luxurious houses both in PH and Abuja. Not everything needs to be said. Sometimes it better to keep your mouth shut.
Politics › Re: Boko Haram Terrorist Uses RPG To Turn Semo In New Video by edogu(m): 10:09am On Oct 04
Meaning that for their side RPG has become so common that they now use it to turn semo grin
Politics › Re: Embarrassment! Wike Exposes Amaechi's Tactics Against Tinubu by edogu(m): 10:00pm On Oct 03
In other words, you can't shame the shameless. On this one, I agree with Wike. Your mother can't afford to buy medication. Wow! What a statement coming from a one time speaker, governor and minister. Coming from someone who bought primary ticket for APC presidential primaries at 100m. Coming from some who drives a bullet proof car. Coming from some who have luxurious houses both in PH and Abuja. Not everything needs to be said. Sometimes it better to keep your mouth shut.
Agriculture › Re: What Happened To This Breed Of Chickens? by edogu(m): 9:55pm On Oct 03
Cockerell. They have been overtaken by other breeds like noiler.
Sports › Re: Surviving Being A Man Utd, Super Eagles And Enyimba Fan by edogu(m): 2:05pm On Oct 03
When Arsenal was having similar experience, they were mocked by other fans. grin
Crime › Re: Osun Cult Clash Leaves Two Dead, Four Injured by edogu(m):
Blunt99:
Good news.

Deaths of edeorts is worth celebrating,

As long innocent lives are not involved.
Innocent people were affected as well. Visit naija confra telegram channel and you would get the full details. To tell you how foolish they were. They went for outing, snapped and posted possibly on the social media. Common sense should have told them that that amount to giving out their location. According to news being circulated, they posted their location around 2pm and by 4pm, they were attacked.
Politics › Re: What Did Tinubu Achieve From Removing Subsidy by edogu(m): 10:42pm On Oct 02
Removing the subsidy was simply like a collateral to enable him be collecting loans. Whoever that's giving loan would want to know how you intend to pay back and removing subsidy was the surest bet.
Travel › Re: The New Ibadan International Airport: The ₦41 Billion Project Changing Southwest by edogu(m):
Nigerian politicians are very terrible. Just look at the one Dave Umahi built in Ebonyi. Always looking for an avenue to siphon money. Why can't they channel this money to project that will affect or impact on people directly? Spending billions on projects that are not sustainable.
Celebrities › Re: Phyna Vs Nkechi: What Nobody Told You About The Fight by edogu(m): 5:51pm On Oct 02
I hope Akpi will not disturb us with that his terengeegee slogan grin BTW, congrats to Phyna. It was a fight between a local chicken and a broiler. The broiler had weight but failed to use it to her advantage. The local chicken used her street sense and allowed the broiler to dance around thereby wasting her energy.
Family › Re: Men Who Provide Everything Should Not Share Chores by edogu(m): 5:49pm On Oct 02
...and ofcourse vice versa grin
Romance › Re: I Don’t Know If I Should Call This Betrayal Or What, But I’m Seriously In Pain. by edogu(m):
Congratulations to your friend. While you were still thinking on whether to play hard to get, your friend decided to play smart one you.

As for your friend, it may backfire on her in future depending as he was married as an option.
Politics › Re: Popular Abuja Musician Beaten For Campaigning For APC (video) by edogu(m): 10:03am On Oct 02
Say no to violence. Campaign should be issue based and not driven using intimidation.
Celebrities › Re: 3 Of Angelina Jolie & Brad Pitt’s Children Have Removed “Pitt” From Their Names by edogu(m): 10:45am On Oct 01
No wahala. He can always remarry and give birth to children that are not embittered. Their minds had been poisoned by their mother. If he had married Aniston, I don't think it wouldn't have ended like this but then this is what you get when you go for immaterial things over substance. The funny thing is that some of them were adopted. grin
Business › Re: Why Does Your Bank Keep Asking Where Your Money Came From? by edogu(m): 10:12am On Oct 01
I rather prefer they contact me than freezing my account. The process go long. Sometimes even after you have resolved with them, it will take time to unfreeze your account. As far as you don't have any hidden agenda, visit them. If possible with a lawyer in case there's more to it.
Politics › Re: Emir Sanusi Questions El-rufai’s Prolonged Detention by edogu(m): 11:30am On Sep 30
Next year na election. They're doing everything to cage him.

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