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osinbanjoisaliar:Maybe I should ask you. Who is presidency |
Some people shaaa. Only good at abusing others and calling peoples all sorts of names But they cannot stand it when they are called bames back. I dont mention name hooo. But they know themselves. But Barca this your presidency correspondence did not even know the Presidency the sent him out of Aso Rock |
menxer:Conspiracy you say. Can you tell this forum how many type of Presidency thaf we have in Aso rock |
But TonyeBarcanista who is presidency |
Power play indeeed |
She was granted bail in the sum of 500,000 naira. she was duped 80m by BDC operator, which promted the attmepted suicide |
Magistrate T. A. Elias of an Ebute-Meta chief magistrate’s court, Lagos, has ordered a textile trader, Titilayo Momoh, to undergo psychiatric evaluation following her plea of not guilty to a charge of attempted suicide. Momoh, 51, was arraigned yesterday by the police attached to D4 Section of the Police Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Department, CIID, Yaba, before Magistrate Elias. She is facing a one-count charge of attempted suicide, preferred against her by the police. The prosecutor, Sergeant Kehinde Omisakin, told the court that Momoh had, on 24 of March, at about 10a.m., on the Third Mainland Bridge, Lagos, attempted to commit suicide by jumping into the river. She said that the offence committed is punishable under Section 235 Cap C17, Volume 3 of the Criminal Law of Lagos State, 2015. The defendant, however, pleaded not guilty to the charge. However, her lawyer, Beauty Otigi, in an oral bail application, urged the court to grant her client bail in the most liberal term. The magistrate consequently granted the defendant N500,000 bail with two sureties in like sum, who must be tax compliant. He ordered the defendant to submit herself to psychiatric evaluation before the next adjourned date— June 1. It will be recalled that on March 24, Momoh, a Lagos Island fabrics dealer was rescued from jumping off the Third Mainland Bridge into the Lagoon by operatives of the Rapid Response Squad, RRS, of the state’s Police Command. According to Lagos State Police Commissioner, Fatai Owoseni, Momoh was in a taxi driving towards Oworonshoki when she asked the driver to stop on the bridge. She was about to jump into the lagoon when a police patrol team stopped her. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/04/court-orders-psychiatric-test-woman-suicide-attempt/ |
BeeBeeOoh:Can it take exactly 150 cows. Cause i heard tgat Baba cow no dey decrease no dey increase na 150 every year |
sekundosekundo:Fayose did not even know who is presidency He only know Friday Friday Jumat President |
BeeBeeOoh:Cattle ranch dey inside Aso villa ni |
1. CSO acting on presidency instruction send him out. 2. Presidency said they are not inform of this incidence 3. Presidency recall sent out punch correepondence Please Nairalanders who then is the Presidency Lalasticlala please for this night i yamu not understanding again. Please who is the presidency Seem we have 3 presidency on the play out today. |
sarrki:Wo wapa hooo. How your side. Make Obaseki go face governance. Since he don win for tribunal naaa. Edo people dey wait for delivery of campaign promises. Ko saye fun aroye hooo |
sarrki:Sarrki ore mi bawo niiii. Google says Obaseki filled appeal at the Supreme court because "Pikin wey se him Mama no go sleep, He himself no go sleep" |
villagecraft:All this one na grammar. Did Obaseki filed Appeal at thr Supreme Court. YES or NO? No need to resolve anything again naaaa. Shebi he won at the tribunal. He should go nand sleep biko |
Did he go to supreme court. Yes or No |
how do i download this hymn to my phone "Lord send the old time powerOpen the youtube or copy the url of the song. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C8j6ULRjz6E Then add 's' before youtube https://www.syoutube.com/watch?v=C8j6ULRjz6E It will take you to where you can download in various format |
famology:You are not correct. Please read through very well Edo polls: Tribunal releases results of recounted ballot papersSo once again what is APC and Obaseki running about for. Abi God-no-win again ni |
Thursday’s raid on the residence of the chairman of Senate Committee on Appropriation, Danjuma Goje, may affect the passage of the 2017 budget estimates, PREMIUM TIMES has been told. A special team of officers from the Force Headquarters, Abuja on Thursday carried out a raid on the Asokoro residence of Mr. Goje, a former governor of Gombe State. An aide to the senator on Friday told PREMIUM TIMES that apart from the cash and other documents, the police also carted away “18 files containing details of the budget estimates”. The aide said Mr. Goje had been working for “almost 24 hours” everyday —including weekends and public holidays— because his committee is under pressure to lay its report for deliberation by the whole Senate and subsequent passage of the budget. “In order to get full attention, he and many other members of the committee don’t just work in the office but even in their private offices to get the job done as quickly as possible “But since this raid yesterday, he was not able to do anything, and you can say the work regarding the budget as far as the Senate is concerned has stopped,” he said. The 2017 budget has been making gradual process in the National Assembly since President Muhammadu Buhari first proposed it in a speech before the joint-session of the legislature on December 14, 2016. President Muhammadu Buhari presenting the 2017 Budget The proposed budget, estimated at N7.29 trillion, was initially slated to be passed before the end of March, 2017. But lawmakers said they were sill working out the details after encountering some complexities in the figures of some ministries, department and agencies. They later gave a May 5 deadline for the passage, but Mr. Goje hinted in late March that this might not be feasible. The Senate appropriation chairman suggested that an extension might be required if the budget was not passed on the new deadline, adding that MDAs will get legal backing to continue spending after the 2016 budget expires on May 5. It remained unclear if Mr. Goje would formally request that extension in the wake of his ordeal with the police. Apart from the files and other documents, the police also allegedly carted away N18 million, $19,000 and 4,000 Saudi Riyal in cash from the residence of the former Gombe state governor. The senator’s aide also told PREMIUM TIMES that the police were yet to communicate to Mr. Goje what the raid was about as at Friday evening. When contacted Friday night, police spokesman, Jimoh Moshood, declined to speak in detail about the raid, saying further investigation had commenced. “Investigation is currently ongoing,” Mr. Moshood, a chief superintendent of police, told PREMIUM TIMES by telephone. “After the raid, the police still needed to do further investigation.” “Upon completion, the findings of the police will be made public,” the spokesperson said. Mr. Moshood’s position corroborated what a police source had earlier told PREMIUM TIMES. The source, who pleaded strict anonymity because he was not authorised to speak on behalf of the police, said the team that carried out the raid commenced investigation shortly thereafter, adding that a preliminary report might be ready by Monday. “The investigation is currently being done and I understand a preliminary report may be ready as early as Monday, April 24.” http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/229316-police-raid-gojes-residence-may-delay-passage-budget-2017-official.html
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The committee set up to investigate the suspended Director General of the National Intelligence Agency, Ambassador Ayo Oke, and the suspended Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Babachir Lawal, has shelved plans to invite former President Goodluck Jonathan, SUNDAY PUNCH has learnt. The committee, which is led by Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo, also has the Attorney General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami (SAN), and the National Security Adviser, Babagana Moguno, as members. Part of the tasks of the committee is to investigate why the NIA kept $43.4m, N23m and £27,000 (N13bn) in a house in Ikoyi. The money was seized by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, based on a tip-off from a whistle-blower. The PUNCH had reported on Friday that the suspended NIA DG had informed Osinbajo and the NSA that the money, which was originally, $289,202,382, emanated from the National Petroleum Investment Management Service on February 25, 2015, based on the instruction of then President Goodluck Jonathan. Following the revelation, there were reports that the panel would invite Jonathan to understand the rationale behind the transaction, following allegations by the EFCC that the money was meant for the prosecution of the 2015 presidential election. Jonathan’s media aides have since refused to comment on the matter. However, an impeccable source within the Federal Government told one of our correspondents that Jonathan would not be invited. The source, who wished to remain anonymous because of the sensitivity of the case, told our correspondent that this was not the first time that Jonathan’s name had featured in a probe. He explained that he was deliberately being left out for political reasons. The source said, “We have carried out several probes, including the $2.1bn arms scam involving the (former) service chiefs and the former NSA, Col. Sambo Dasuki; we have probed the $1.3bn Malabu scam involving the former AGF, Mohammed Adoke (SAN), as well as dozens of other investigations. “In all of these, the persons involved have all claimed to have received approval from Jonathan. But inviting or prosecuting a former President has a lot of implications.” Also, another source familiar with the work of the committee told Sunday PUNCH on Saturday on condition of anonymity that it was unlikely that Jonathan would be invited over the matter. The source said, “I can tell you that it is most unlikely that the committee will question the former President. “Firstly, a former President cannot be treated that way. We are not talking about criminal prosecution here. But in this kind of case, he will be treated with the respect he deserves. “Secondly, that he approved the money in itself is not a crime. The concern of the committee will be about what the money was used for after approval. “It is possible for security agencies to seek approval for money and state the purpose. It is another thing for them to spend the money on the purpose for which it was approved.” The source however added that if Jonathan of his own volition offers to assist investigation by providing helpful information through back channels, such information would be appreciated. There were reports last week that Jonathan; the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Godwin Emefiele; and the EFCC Chairman, Ibrahim Magu, would be questioned by the presidential panel to answer questions on the recovered N13bn. According to the reports, the panel would contact the former President and arrange a convenient way to meet him, rather than invite him. Osinbajo committee to invite gov’t officials, individuals – Presidency Meanwhile, the Presidency on Saturday said the presidential committee set up by Buhari to investigate Lawal and the suspended Director-General of the NIA would invite relevant government officials and private individuals connected to both cases. The Senior Special Assistant to the Vice President on Media and Publicity, Mr. Laolu Akande, disclosed this in a statement made available to journalists. Akande said the committee would also obtain and scrutinise documents that may shed more light on the issues raised in both cases. He said the committee, which had started work in earnest, would be holding its proceedings behind closed doors to allow full disclosure. The statement read, “The Presidential Committee set up earlier this week by President Muhammadu Buhari to probe certain allegations against the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Mr. Babachir Lawal, and the Director General of the National Intelligence Agency, NIA, Mr. Ayo Oke, has commenced its work in earnest. “In the discharge of its work, the panel is expected to invite all relevant officials and private individuals who may be connected to both cases. It will also obtain and scrutinise documents that may throw some light on the issues raised in both cases. “All its proceedings will however be in closed sessions to avoid speculations, allow for full disclosure and enhance pace of work. “The panel, which is expected to submit its report to the President at the expiration of the 14-day deadline, will conduct its work with utmost diligence and without fear or favour.” www.punchng.com/seized-n13bn-osinbajos-panel-shelves-plan-to-invite-jonathan/
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spako4:Source to what. |
Jesusloveyou:We are truelly waiting. Thought they are Winners, why running about to the Supreme court to avoid ballots recount results. Time will tell Cc: Lalasticlala |
@Myd44 you said PDP case hold no ground but your party man in person of Godwin Obaseki and Edo APC os running up and down to the supreme court to appeal the Appeal court judgement which mandate the tribunal to include the recounted ballots in thrleir reports. You will tell this forum why is it that after Edo monach appeal for all concerned to shielth their sword, that Obaseki is running to Supreme court. |
Mynd44:You can do better than this by telling this forum why Obaseki is running tooth and nail not to allow the ballot recount appear in the Tribunal ruling statements. We are waiting for your response |
$43M IKOYI FLAT LOOT: I WARNED NIA BOSS NOT TO COVER ROTIMI AMAECHI. – FEMI FANI-KAYODE Yes I did. I stand by that. The National Intelligence Agency (NIA), Mr Ayodele Oke is a fool. He took the fall (for Amaechi) and when he told me he was going to do it. I warned him they would use him to cover the former governor of Rivers state, Rotimi Amaechi and then mess him up, Chief Femi Fani-Kayode painfully narrated. He knows the drill, that once he commits himself. That's all.We are in court soon. Wait and see what will happen. It is so easy for Nigerians to be fooled by their government. I have always known that. But for serious minded and well educated people to he fooled by this sort of cheap propaganda amazes me. Ask yourself why a panel from the Villa is investigating this matter and not EFCC or DSS. Ask yourself why EFCC has not told you who owns the money. Ask yourself how much sense it makes for a security chief to keep $43 million USD in a flat with no security for two years. Ask yourself all these questions. When you have the answers come back. When we get to court people like you will know why the Rivers State government, Ekiti state government, myself and others have said the money is Ameachi's. It is just a matter of time. Till then, I wil say no more on this. If it had been anyone else that owned that money every single person that has a flat in that building would have been in detention by now. Ask yourself why this is not the case. Now they are putting a spin on their cover up and bringing former President Goodluck Jonathan into it. It is shameful but I guess that is what Nigerians deserve. They are so gullible. – Femi Fani Kayode http://www.hopefornigeriaonline.com/breaking-43m-ikoyi-flat-loot-warned-nia-boss-cover-rotibi-amaechi-femi-fani-kayode/
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OkoNDOoBo:O ti mo nkankan. Iwo lo soro. Mo si da ho loun. Abi iwo ko lo so wipe Aregbesola ko gba owo kankan ni. OkoNDOoBo: |
OkoNDOoBo:You mean this ones. Why not paste the compete overview of thr said bridge with the crack. Ariwo enu.
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OkoNDOoBo:You will do this forum good by telling us how. 1. N11.4 billion obtained through Osun SUKUK bond 2. N13.9 billion intervention funds from the Federal Government through UBEC for the purpose of building classrooms Has been expended. We are waiting for you. Ariwo enu nikan ko hooo |
OkoNDOoBo:So Aregbesola build the school with his own money Abi. If that is the case. Where did he put UBEC intervention funda. Where is SUKKUk bonds money. Ariwo enu lasanlasan |
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