Emmy157:

E no concern u joor... Go & marry.

lols...broda, abeg ur sister still dey available?

this got me laughing!

Massdamm:
Rip bro there's z heaven 4 a G..

2pac lines

She is a female Judge,and maybe the seat is becoming hotter for her. I like what she did. When a judge knows that he is likely to be biased in a matter before him due to some circumstances, he or she(the court) should withdraw from the matter, this is to still preserve integrity and probity in the profession..This should be encouraged!

And who dem epp?

Anambra always an example for others to follow...Obodo oma!...Anambra adigo mma!...I love this! ...Ebubedike na Aguleri dalu

something is fishy somewhere

Is he in anyway related to king nebuccadnezzar?

And this crap made the front page?...okay oo

comradeodunze:
I think she will come for you, it is all about 'rove' at first meeting.

lols...why not? I can handle her very well,celebrity or no celebrity...no big deal with handling all these female celebs. Though, I am bordered in the area of her keeping all fidelity in the relationship...baring that, I can make her a proud wife and mother

I Am happy for her for her achievements though,but one thing remains for her to do to complete it.....*clears throat *

Such a painful loss to the mother. This life is very strange, an only child snatched by death in such a cruel manner. Nigeria is a failed state,no doubt. law enforcement agencies shooting live bullets to students in a civil protest, this can never happen in western world. I feel the pain of her mother. RIP to GINA!!!...

We all need to repent, nobody knows the hour not even the SON.

GOD help us

They have demystified this SANSHIP of a thing. It is no longer as it used to be, evidently one of the features of a failed state like Nigeria. 40 Sans following an accused person to court just like puppets...I no longer have wholesome respect them. I have seen some of them misbehaving in court because they are paid some big briefs. If there is still any modicum of sanctity in this profession, its only in the bench and that's where I still admire and want to reach someday.

MysticZeus:



But, this is not true.

Alright, give me the evidence anyone else that graduated with first class in the past three years....or do you count that philosophy guy that they have not given result?

I love this Umar guy...he got the probity to be a judge in this corrupt country. I pray to be like him,lets say in 15 years time

malton:


If they deservingly got it, then I consider them heroes. Its hard enough just to eat in such an environment.

To experience such hell and not only pull through uncremated, but in flying colours is highly praiseworthy.



"Real Southern standard first class"? What does that even mean?!

I'm not in the habit of talking nasty of a people, but that really got to me.

Now, I happen to serve in Unizik, Awka. I've been to most higher institutions in the south east and some parts of the SS, I've seen things, quite bad things, but one university stands out, maybe because I happen to be there longer: UNIZIK.

In that school, exam malpractice is almost a norm. Writing exams by proxy, even worse. Especially in faculties like management sciences.

I was shocked last Tuesday when I went to Unizik business school. On my way back downstairs, hall 13, faculty of mgt of course, I saw students, should be 400L cos its so written boldly door top, writing exams but it was something like I've never seen before (actually, I had. Where? Unizik, again!) students were discussing in exam hall as though it were a market square, invigilator, there present. That same day, the faculty of law recorded many casualties as well.

You see final year students with high CGPAs, yet they haven't written more than 4 exams themselves. Irregularities abound. Money can get you almost anything in that school, the women, even less money!

Or is it Anambra state uni where sorting is the only way up?

Fed poly Oko is much in the same brackets.

Abia State uni? Some professors there are not even bachelorly bright!

This place has shown me really, that the clichéd adage "an empty barrel makes the loudest noise" holds true.

I've seen the same patterns in most schools around. Students with good grades who barely know a thing!
How could they when the whole process from the lowest rungs to the zenith are rigged and fraudulent.

Like I said, money gets you anything here, just not much quality!

Up North, at least in most unis I've been to, and especially the one I graduated from, little as a writing on your palm could get you expelled; only pray you don't get caught!

What again did you say the southern standard is?

PS: this is not an attack on Anambra/se institutions, far from it, I'm just driving home a point, only that I'm using facts, drawing from the things that I've seen.

shut the Fucck up

This sexual sin is the most difficult sin to stop for the youths...90% percent of the youth that will go to hell will be on account of sexual sin...God help us

I am sure of one thing,they are bleeping each other

Anambra adiba go mma....i rep Anambra state!

Happy birthday to omawunmi, God bless your new age! At least being married is an added advantage. kudos!

mine is April 25....TAURUS in the making

Mine was a case of strong passion for legal profession. sometimes when I tell my story people don't believe. I wrote jamb four times before I finally gained admission to study my LLB programme...and out of the four jamb I wrote, I was offered admission on all,first was mass communication at ANSU which I considered incongruous to me. second was English in UNN,third was English again in OAU in 2011. But now,i make bold to stress that I am maximally enjoying my dream course currently(AAU), in penultimate class. Above all,its destiny whether it's your dream course or not.

well legally,you are an accessory after the fact of the offence...therefore you are guilty of his crime. morally, you may pass the test of a genuine person though and biblically, that singular act won't take you to hell

shiiit,so Anita has friend zoned me o!

If this lawyer knows his onions,he should make millions of naira from this incident. He should filed an action forthwith at the Federal High Court and join the inspector General of police, commissioner of police of lagos,and the said police corporal as parties to the action. The statement of claim should be rich, something of say 50 million as compensation

well if the prosecutrix charge is grounded on refusal to pay for the service she rendered, then the court will strike out the matter,because illegality cannot beget illegality.....but she can succeed in a charge of assault though

alt3r3g0:


Is it not shameful and sad that the people that we have elected to be the law makers are those that break the laws.

Thats why sexual act law was reduced to 11 years because of their colleague that will be affected.

You will never see strict laws for corrupt politicians

Until we have people of integrity in the senate...the laws they pass will only favor them.

exactly bro,the whole thing is just tiring and unsavoury, we can only hope for the better. But the criminal justice system of this country is very poor and badly managed. God help us!

That serves EFCC right. section 7 of the new Administration of Criminal Justice Act 2015,has provided against arbitrary arrest by security operatives,so I still wonder why EFCC is still making random and arbitrary arrests...maybe they are not aware of the new Statute

I think it is only in state universities that one can confidently say that first class is not beans..,take for instance Ambrose alli university Ekpoma, since I have been in the school(am currently in 400l,law),the school has only graduated one first class student,and that was last year from Engineering department. then compare and contrast yourself

the charge cannot be tried by the magistrates court being a capital offence. His honour did the right thing by refusing bail....women!!!...person Wey u marry killed you?tufiakwa!aru!!!

TPAND:
Buhari should stop bastardizing our judicial system. Everything should not be in his Favour. Allow Dansuki see his lawyers, it's a right every criminal gets, and Dansuki is no exception.

Amnesty international should better caution our president. The bad blood against Dansuki and Kanu is unjust.

Dasuki has not be declared criminal yet,he is still an accused until the contrary is proved: section 36(5) if CFRN 1999. The implication is that Dasuki has all the fundamental rights including the right of FREE access to his lawyers any time. For Goodness sake DSS and the Government should obey the rule of law.

missbronze:
I don't really agree with your last statement.

Situations can make people do something drastic.

Let's look at this scenario for eg,

A wife and her husband have a kid who is critically ill and hospital wouldn't commence treatment unless a deposit is made.

husband and wife runs around for money, yet. no help.
( let's say husband have no job and poor)

Wife now runs to a rich neighbor for assistance, and he asks to sleep with her before rendering assistance.

Believe me, it will take a strong woman not to give in to save her child.

But, if she gives in for her child, will you say she has been planning it?

this excuse is not cogent and compelling enough