₦airaland Forum

A 35-year-old graduate of law, Imoh Sunday, is
currently facing charges of forgery, stealing and
impersonation at the Tinubu Magistrates’ Court, Lagos
State.
He was accused of diverting a sum of N1.9m belonging to
the Red Star Courier Service.
Sunday had told the police that he graduated in 2009
and claimed to have been called to bar.
He was arraigned for impersonation and forgery after it
was discovered that he used a cloned law school certificate
as part of bail conditions for the initial charges that
brought him to the court on February 27.
PUNCH Metro gathered that Sunday’s wife, Chikodi,
who works for the courier firm, had given him the
money piecemeal between March 2014 and January
2015 for deposit at the First Bank Plc, used by the firm.
It was learnt that the sum was payment made by
customers of the firm.
Our correspondent gathered that the management of the
courier service reported the case at the Lion Building
Police Station when they could not access the funds and
Sunday was arrested.
The police said investigations revealed that the indigene of
Impat Enim in Akwa Ibom State, stamped the deposit
slips of the bank with a forged stamp he allegedly
obtained at the Oluwole area of the state.
It was gathered that the suspect was taken to the bank,
where it was proved that there was no record that he
deposited the money. He was later brought before the
magistrate, Mrs. O.M. Ajayi, on two counts of forgery
and stealing.
Sunday, however, pleaded not guilty and was admitted to
bail in the sum of N200,000 with two sureties in like
sum.
Our correspondent learnt that the forged certificate was
discovered while the defence counsel, J.J. Ozemhoya, was
making efforts to perfect his client’s bail. Ozemhoya
subsequently wrote the court, indicating his withdrawal
from the matter after the discovery.
The letter read in part, “Upon the processing of the
defendant’s bail, we requested that the wife attach his
Call-to-Bar Certificate to proof and lend credence to our
earlier application. The defendant’s wife brought
photocopies of the said documents. The court suspected
that the certificate was forged. I personally investigated
and checked all the NBA sites and portals, but could not
find the defendant’s name.
“Since I have a duty to protect the Bar and the court
and the entire society, I have to formally write to note
this while I withdraw from the case to avoid name
smearing.”
During the second arraignment, the defendant equally
pleaded not guilty to the two counts of impersonation and
forgery preferred against him by the police.
The charges read in part, “That you, Imoh Sunday, on
November 15, 2010 in Lagos Magisterial District, did
forge certificate of Call-to-Bar of the Federal Republic
of Nigeria and thereby committed an offence punishable
under Section 363 (1) of the Criminal Law of Lagos
State.”
The presiding magistrate, Mrs. Salama Matepo, granted
him bail in the sum of N50,000 with two sureties in like
sum, adding that the defendant should be remanded in
custody pending the perfection of his bail.
While the first case was adjourned till May 6, 2015, the
impersonation case would come up on May 13, 2015.

Miracy:
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I dey fire my contract but it's entering my brain like German words without no knowledge of German alphabet nor pronunciation

Miracy:
Hahahaha.... I'm blushing oya what else can you do for me??









Can you embark on a marathon trek to abuja to inform buhari that you wish to date a Lawyer? ??

question for the gods

MockinJay:
Fixed..No no don't thank me. It was my pleasure.

I guess this why I like lawyers..they never cease to come short during an argument.

hmmmmm! get my popcorn just dey watch as the drama deg explode

MockinJay:
I....I...can't..Sir
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Miracy:
Lol.. . Emmaculate!! !
What's up now??. .. Hope you're enjoying the break? ?

I just dey rock for here oooo even my head don become rock as I dey rock my head for rock....

Vicky001:
Any female who hasn't gotten bedspace??

there is.

MockinJay:
I can change..I will change. Please, give me a chance to prove it.

*steals a current affair from the vendor* (another offence? )

It's gonna be a start, I know. I will get acquainted with everything politic in nature.

can u summarise this in one word?

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*sigh* too bad.. . You just broke my heart

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Oau freshers to resume by May 17
#BREAKING NEWS:

This goes to all OAU students,

The management of the sch just concluded a meeting,led by members of the senate.

It is now glaring and crystal clear that Freshers resumption has bin postponed to 17th of May 2015 while stalites to 31st of may 2015.

Its no more a rumour but a vital truth,this is from a reliable source,

The source had it that the school had to shift the resumption date in other to prepare ahead and to avoid some floops against the next session and to give a breathing space for lecturers on campus in other to rest

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https://www.nairaland.com/2268079/xenophobia-mtn-nigeria-warns-6000
this op can lie ooo, claiming that mtn employed millions of Nigeria while the MD claimed that mtn employed just 6000 workers (SIX THOUSANDS WORKERS). Moreover, MTN set to lose billions of dollars if Nigeria closes down their companies cos Nigeria has the highest number of subscribers, 27% of the total subscribers of mtn in 22 countries

sostoz:
u think the Worst out of SA blacks.
we may be uneducated but we are progressive.
we have a worst football team but our football is the most lucrative in africa.
we are confortable on our own
we the only africans who do not even dream about going to europe.
we dont date foreign gals
we do not need CAF champions league its less lucrative than our own PSL.
We are not tribalist.
We speak our own language. we do not necesary have to know european languges like u coz u need europe.
u are baboons in europe
u are noisy
we leastern to.house
we drink coz we can
we not homophobic
not most sa are xenophobic but minority of us is again gonna attack u.
I hate Nigeria and somalians ....

#shoro niyen?








pls, what is this guy saying? have you forgotten so soon when Nigeria and other African countries helped you during apartheid period? I guess this is the best way of repaying their kindness? you guys are just good even the best country in the world with that your ungrateful attitude!

"I am a full blooded South African, born and bread in
Soweto. I have never been to Nigeria and my impression
of your Country is formed by the behaviour and actions
of the many Nigerians who live in SA and what we hear
and read from the media about the goings on in your
country."
GUY,listen up, if u can believe the media about what is going on in Nigeria, then, Nigerians have all the rights to believe about what is going on in South Africa.
Moreover, are u saying that the media is no more the easiest and cheapest way to get information but to travel to the area of crime and risk our lives? Ogbeni, think well.

interested

sources:
https://www.nairaland.com/2268079/xenophobia-mtn-nigeria-warns-6000

https://www.nairaland.com/2268225/zulu-king-changes-tone-calls

https://www.nairaland.com/2263489/10-things-nigerians-doing-better

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/MTN_Group

This thread is a reply to https://www.nairaland.com/2268079/xenophobia-mtn-nigeria-warns-6000
I think Mr Wale Goodluck had gotten it wrong by saying that Nigerians will suffer more if MTN decides to close down its offices.

Let's get down to the fact lane. MTN has licence to operate in 22 countries. Nigeria has 57.224 million subscribers making it the country with the highest number of subscribers among these 22 countries. Nigerian number of subscribers represent 27.210% of the MTN's 210.304 million subscribers. It should be noted that excluding Iran which has 41.783 million subscribers, South Africa with 24.873 subscribers, Ghana with 13.055 subscribers and Nigeria, the remaining 18 countries pulled roughly 75 million subscribers altogether.

Nigeria being the highest in term of subscribers has proven to be a country where generate its highest revenue (profit).MTN being a profit oriented company will not want to do something that will make it lose a lot of profit and its customers to other competitors like GLO and Airtel. Due to this fact, do you think MTN will be willing to lose their stronghold in terms of profit and subscribers to other competitors?


While analysing Goodluck's statement, I discovered that he made the threat to instigate fear into the protesting masses from continue their vows. He made the statement out of fear because he knows that Nigerians are determined people and always protest when there is injustice (according to a post on Nairaland). He knows that if Nigerians carry out their threat, MTN will lose a lot of money. He made the statement to prevent the Protestants from carrying out their vows.
It should also be noted that the fear of what Nigerians will if they fail to condemn the xenophobia made it to send messages to the subscribers after Nigerians had vowed to retaliate on SA companies in Nigeria.


My conclusion is that the closing down of offices by MTN will have two effects. One effect is the loss of 6000 works by Nigerians and benefit of 500,000 Nigerians while the second effect is the loss of Nigeria, the stronghold of MTN's profit and subscribers. In your opinion do you think MTN can carry out this threat? In my own opinion, it can't carry out this due to d loss it will incurred. The country will try to curb the attack cos " South African businesses operating
in sub-Saharan Africa would suffer"( according to a post on Nairaland).


Let's disregard the threat and carry out our vow; note that " Companies including Sasol Ltd. and Kenmare Resources
Plc have repatriated South African employees working in
Mozambique following threats of reprisal attacks," if Mozambique can do it, then Nigeria can also do it.

#SAYNOTOXENOPHOBIA

Real estate is a thriving industry in most
African states with massive construction
activity in cities and emerging urban areas.
A growing population, increased income
levels and economic growth has created
more demand for residential and commercial
property. Institutional investors, both local
and international, are also pumping millions
of dollars into retail property.
However, the focus is not only on the
traditional Nairobi, Lagos and Johannesburg
hubs. According to property portal Lamudi,
which focuses on emerging markets, likely
real estate opportunities in 2015 lie in
emerging cities.
The company has identified six investment
hotspots in Africa based on market trends,
infrastructure developments and attractive
real estate opportunities. Read on

1. Abuja, Nigeria
Although Abuja is the capital city, the commercial hub
Lagos has a bigger population and attracts more
businesses. But due to its growing status as one of the
world’s emerging cities, Abuja is increasingly attracting
real estate investors. Its strengths lie in well-developed
architecture, strong infrastructure, good security, a
favourable climate for business and a growing number of
wealthy residents.

2.Naivasha, Kenya
For many years Naivasha was mostly know for its
horticulture and flowers exported to European markets.
But these days the town, located 90km north-west of
Nairobi, is both a popular tourist destination and
emerging real estate market. It attracts investments in
both leisure and retail property. Last year, Buffalo Mall,
the first shopping centre in Naivasha, opened its doors.
Other notable projects include the Aberdare Hills Golf
Resort targeting wealthy Kenyans and expatriates, and
the Longonot Gate luxury homes development. In 2014
Gems Cambridge International School, which is associated
with Dubai-based investors, acquired land in Naivasha to
put up the international-curriculum learning institution.

3. Casablanca, Morocco
Also known as ‘White house’, Casablanca is Morocco’s
industrial and business hub. The city hosts numerous local
and international companies. Some of its strengths
include close proximity to Europe, and the Port of
Casablanca, one of the largest artificial ports in the world
and a key international trade route for Morocco . The
Casablanca Stock Exchange is Africa’s third-oldest with
more than 75 quoted companies, both local and
international.
A 2014 survey by Lamudi shows Casablanca is most-
popular location for house-hunters looking for residential
property. The North African country’s youthful
population finds Casablanca endearing because it offers
employment and economic opportunities, and a modern
lifestyle.

4. Jardins de Carthage, Tunisia
Located south of the historic site of Carthage, this
recently established neighbourhood has become a hotspot
for luxury real estate. The residential neighbourhood hosts
Tunisia’s largest airport, Tunis-Carthage, and is close to
popular tourist sites making it attractive to luxury real
estate developers and foreign investors.

5.Ndola, Zambia
Situated 320km north of capital Lusaka, Ndola is the
gateway to the country’s mining industry. The third
largest city in Zambia, Ndola is experiencing a boom in
industrial real estate driven by a strong manufacturing
industry . The city hosts a major copper refinery industry,
cement manufacturing facilities and a transformer
manufacturing plant.
Industrial development is also driven by its strong
transportation connections facilitated by an international
airport, its location at the junction of roads leading to
several cities and towns and the oil pipeline from Dar es
Salaam in Tanzania , which ends at the Ndola refinery.
Ndola is also significant commercially with a good
presence of insurance companies, local banks as well as
hosting a major centre of operation for the country’s
central bank, the Bank of Zambia.

6. Algiers, Algeria
Although ranked as one of the least liveable cities in the
world by The Economist , the vibrant capital of
Algeria is emerging as an appealing location for investors.
New suburbs are being created to the south to house the
city’s growing population. The real estate sector is
growing partly due to overall economic growth in Algeria
and good infrastructure in the city and within
neighbouring suburbs. Some of the strengths include the
Houari Boumediene international airport, a subway line
that opened in 2011 and a port which is key for the
import of raw materials and industrial goods. Algiers is
also an administrative and financial centre.


http://www.howwemadeitinafrica.com/six-emerging-real-estate-investment-hotspots-in-africa/46162/

alberto2k:
who borrowed this fugly organism the faulty and ret*rded brain cells to quote me?

#shoro niyen