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Myd44 any correlation with this for locking the thread https://www.nairaland.com/3699719/pdp-crisis-supreme-court-determine#54869870 And https://www.nairaland.com/3699745/pdp-crisis-supreme-court-updateconsolidated#54870133 |
PDP Crisis: Supreme Court to determine Makarfi’s application May 4
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TonyeBarcanista:She-he better be kidding |
NgeneUkwenu:Mr/Mrs DOA Can you quote the relevant sections to show you are not just a BMC typist |
NgeneUkwenu:Are you telling us because your teeth and tongue do fight. We should deregister them from your mouth |
The Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF), Babachir Lawal, has told the Senate that he would not appear before its ad-hoc committee on ‘mounting crisis in the North East’ on Thursday, saying the subject of his invitation was already a matter in court. The News Agency of Nigeria, Wednesday evening, reported Mr. Lawal’s decision to shun the hearing slated for Thursday. However, the chairman of the committee, Shehu Sani, and its clerk, told PREMIUM TIMES they were yet to receive any such notice from Mr. Lawal. In the interim report of the committee presented to the Senate last December, Mr. Lawal was accused of corruption and of breaching the country’s law in the handling of a “grass-cutting” contract and other ones awarded by the Presidential Initiative for the North East (PINE), an agency under his supervision. Following the indictment, the Senate then asked President Muhammadu Buhari to sack and prosecute Mr. Lawal, who, in a reaction, said the lawmakers were talking “balderdash.” In his response to the lawmakers, Mr. Buhari, in a letter to the Senate, defended Mr. Lawal saying he was not given fair hearing, thus necessitating the new summons. However, Mr. Lawal went to court, challenging his summon, and indicated he would not appear on Thursday. Similarly, Mr. Sani told PREMIUM TIMES the committee received a letter from Rholavision Ltd., that its “Managing Director” would not be available for Thursday’s hearing because he/she could not be reached. Rholavision was incorporated as an IT firm by Mr. Lawal in 1990, he confirmed. But it was found by the Senate to have handled a N233 million bush-clearing contract in the north-east in 2016. The Senate alleged that as at the time the contract was awarded in March 2016, Mr. Lawal was still a director in the company and that he only resigned in September of that year. Even so, as at the time of presenting the interim report, the Senate said Mr. Lawal “is the signatory to the company’s account.” Mr. Lawal’s directorship of Rholavision while being a public official contravened Nigeria’s code of conduct for public officials as enshrined in the 1999 Constitution, the Senate said. In the Rholavision letter seen by PREMIUM TIMES, a manager at its Abuja office wrote, “As of the time we received your letter, our managing director (MD), who lives at our head office in Kaduna, had travelled to his village for a burial of a relation and could not be reached up till today, Tuesday, 21 March, 2017. “In view of the above, kindly avail the company another suitable date for the committee to enable our MD to appear.” Mr. Lawal insisted he resigned from Rholavision after he was appointed SGF in 2015, before the company got involved in the controversial north-east contract. http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/226888-grass-cutting-scandal-sgf-lawal-rholavision-boss-wont-appear-senate.html
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Ekiti State Governor and Chairman, Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Governors’ Forum, Mr Ayodele Fayose has called for the immediate resignation of former Senate President, Ken Nnamani as chairman of the Electoral Reform Committee and allow a non-partisan person to take over, saying “if the federal government is serious about electoral reform, Senator Nnamani, a card carrying member of the All Progressives Congress (APC) won’t head the Electoral Reform Committee.” The governor, who also said there was nothing wrong with the country’s electoral system, said; “It was the same electoral system that produced the present APC government of President Muhammadu Buhari, in an election adjudged as relatively free, fair and credible. So what happened to the system after May 29, 2015 that this present government took over? How did we get to this level of inconclusive and questionable elections in which the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and security agencies appear to have become part of the ruling party?” In his presentation at the public hearing on constitution and electoral reform held at Ogun State Cultural Centre, Abeokuta today, Governor Fayose said; “Even when it inherited a working system that conducted elections adjudged as free and fair by local and international communities, INEC has failed consistently to replicate the inherited working system due to overzealousness and rabid passion to work as appendage of the federal government. “Imagine an election that is ongoing, only for INEC to postpone counting of votes by midnight, with the party agents driven away. Any result announced in the morning has lost any credibility and legitimacy and cannot represent the will of the people.” The governor, who was represented by the Chairman, Ekiti State House of Assembly Committee on Information, Dr Samuel Omotoso pointed out that “The only time this country made an attempt at a reliable electoral reform was during the tenure of President Umaru Yar’Adua who appointed retired Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Mohammed Uwais as the chairman. This singular move gave the panel credibility, widespread acceptability and massive supports from all over the country and across political divides. “Such cannot be said of this panel that is overshadowed with massive moral burdens and conflict of interest as a result of the chairman being a card carrying member of a political party called APC.” He said; “Senator (Dr) Ken Nnamani, being the South-East regional leader of APC is incapable of rising above primordial and party sentiments to give Nigerians anything different from electoral inconclusiveness that we have at the moment. “Any reform from such encapsulation can as well be said to be dead on arrival.” Speaking further, Governor Fayose described INEC under the present APC government as the champion of electoral malpractices, saying “INEC and security agencies need to purge themselves of all these putrid behaviours and face the reality of modern day democracy. “As Governor of Ekiti State, I have no reservation about reviewing and reforming our electoral process but I am reluctant about the sincerity of purpose deploy each time we display such political hallucinations under the guise of reforms, this has amounted severally to playing to the gallery and this committee just like others that have embarked on several wild goose chases in the past is not likely to be different. “When those who are to supervise an election take over the process and turn themselves to interested parties rather than rise above board, then we breed nothing other than chaos, pandemonium, mayhem, confusion and disorganisation of the whole process. “We all know those who commit crimes during the elections but this same people are protected using the police, who is supposed to ensure orderliness and legal consequences for electoral infractions. The police would rather arrest and prosecute the victims of electoral malpractices and violence while releasing the actual aggressors due to the relationship of these offenders to the government in power. “The penchant for disorder by the umpire has got to a state of obsessive compulsive disorder, in the sense that rather than ensure sincerity of purpose within the system, what we have is deceit, flippancy and double standards. “Therefore, there is no gainsaying that this electoral review body is not needed until the panel is equitable, non-partisan and devoid of influence from the powers that be. He who comes to equity must come with clean hands.” http://nigerianpilot.com/nnamani-must-quit-electoral-reform-committee-chairman-fayose/
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untildotcom:Hahahahahahahahah An adage says, you cannoy give what you don't have. On a serious note you dont know whom you are talking to, hence your kidnapping statement and moreso i might sublet a contract to you. |
untildotcom:I repeat what is the name of your company, Refusal to mention it means it doea not exist |
untildotcom:Misinformation as usual. What you dont know you cannot know. So i wont blame you for your ignorance. I ask you again what business are doing. Abi your mirage tax paying manufacturing industry does not have name ni. Noise makers misinformation business centre also pay tax. Mr. Gt your fact right. |
untildotcom:Answer my question. Dont digress from thr question i ask you. You said you are paying tax, employed people, registered with CAC. You refused to answer my simple question Maybe you did not get it. What is the name of your mirage manufacturing company of yours, your refusal to answer means it does not exist. Mr. Get your fact right |
@ untildotcom what is the input and assistance of the government to Innoson motors, Dangote Company, other people who are aiming to grow the economy with their business, Is it the church/Mosque that will create enabling environment for them. is it the religous centre that will stabilize the forex for them is it the religious centre that will provide power/electricity is it the church that will build good roads for them is it the church that will make the market favourable for them is it the religious centre that will enforce buy Nigeria, grow nigeria many industries are folding up because some people are not thinking right and you are here laying the blames on the religious centre. Who employ miscreants to disrupts the peace of the environmnet. Mr. get your facts right |
Ovamboland:Spiritual meter you say, can i ask you; are Dangote, Otedola, Alakija, Ubahs brother, Jimoh Ibrahim, religionless |
untildotcom:Mr. you are only making statements on naysays and that makes your assumptions and generalization mis-information |
untildotcom:You are still not getting the point you yourself is arguing about. You yourself bring in RC issues or did anybody forced you to bring it in. Moreover who is jealous about what you have. Is it your mirage business that anybody will be jealous about. Who said you are begging anybody to eat. Buyer: Elefo gbe efo e wa, Seller: efo mi kin se ti atan At the bolded is shows you dont know what you are saying. So if i have my company and establishment i cannot register it with CAC, just because of you, Mr. your new-found mis-information is cracked and nothing but mis-information. What you don't know and not ready to know, you cannot know it Mr. Get your fact right |
untildotcom:I ask you a simple question. This is a free medium to display what you are doing. Ole la ni kan ma ridi oun. What are you doing. Anybody can have TIN. Anybody can have RC from CAC. I ask you a question, you never answer and you are asking me question. Bi ogun eni ba dani loju, a ma fi n lale gaaara ni. |
untildotcom:New wave of what. Your misinformation. Is it the church that will build airports. (It is the people like you that will say, what is the church going to do with airport) Church buil school you said it wrong, church build hospitals you said its wrong. What else do you want. Thag churxh should start building ships, airplane, vehicles, car et.al. Mr. You are very wrong on this |
untildotcom:It is somebody that is not confidence of himself that is not bols enough to say what hes doing. If you cannot be bold enough to say what you are doing, then Mr. You dony have the authority to say what you dont know about religious centre's. |
untildotcom:You are talking like someone pained. I put it to you to give me the evidence of your crooked claims. Have you ever been to the schools before making this unfounded claims of yours. Mr. Get your facts right |
untildotcom:Mr. you dont even understand you OP yourself. So for going to embassy seeking for Foreign Visa means lack of productivity. You want to separate Government from current problem all because you are trying to link up the current Nigeria Problems to religious centres. You are Wrong. Mr. So if I decide to further my knowledge in my choose field, or seek to further my career progress, how is that a crime or mean lack of productivity. Is it the Church that will force the Government. The Church is doing its best in 1. Counselling parents to give their children the best education and training. 2. Counsell members on productive spending and savings. 3. Training on entrepreneurship and home management. 4. Training members on their civil responsibilities to the society and the nation. 5. Training members on how to be responsible citizens so once again Mr. get your facts right. |
untildotcom:It is those that don't want to be productive that will not heed the various available productive training for its members in some religious centres, that i know. So you cant generalize a church to be all church, such assumption is counter productive and its DOA |
untildotcom:Mr. its not speech making summit as. Maybe thats to you, but those that attend such programms have a change of live today in whatever industries they find themselves or business ventures they go into. so a summit making the youth more creatives and training them on how to be Job giver rather than job seekers is just noise summit. it seem you don't even understand what you are driving at with the OP. 1. Is it the church that will make the environmental favourable condition for industry to grow, 2. Is it the church that will tell a man not to build industry. 3. I've once asked you, (a) what is the name of your manufacturing industry, (b) what business are you doing (c) what is your staff strength. (d) what is the contribution of your said business to Nigeria Economy |
untildotcom:Have you been to deeper life Campus congress before. Have you ever attended deepee life youth success cam before/youth success camp. Have ever been to RCCG youth summit |
untildotcom:Here you get it wrong again. Church established school pat taxes. Church pay taxes on their press because people bring in book for them to published. This show you have no current information on this. I have evidences on this so i know what am saying. Once again get your facts right. On the bolded, get me the 1st class best Student and i will tell you which religious centre they belong and their commitment to the churches. You keep comparing personal opinions and lifestyle to general church activities. |
The Federal Government has said it cannot prosecute the 23 officials of the Independent National Electoral Commission, accused of receiving N360m bribe from Governor Nyesom Wike, in any court in Rivers State. It cited security reasons for choosing to charge the defendants before the Federal High Court in Abuja and not any court in Rivers State. The prosecution stated this in an affidavit it filed along with the charges which it instituted before the Federal High Court in Abuja against the 23 INEC officials on March 7, 2017. The Office of the Attorney General of the Federation had, on March 7, filed seven counts against the 23 defendants for allegedly receiving N360m bribe from Wike in connection with the December 10, 2016 rerun elections in Rivers State. The prosecution had alleged that the N360m bribe, which the 23 defendants allegedly received from Wike, represented proceeds of the governor’s criminal conduct as well as economic and financial crimes. The accused persons are Shittu Mohammed Lamido (Shettima), Henry Owokure, Peter Ewetade, Mrs. Mary Jummai Tunkoyo Pennap, Gwatana Jibril, Ivase Stephen and Abdullahi Ogabo. Also named as part of the defendants are Gayus Hassan, Hussaini Yahaya, James Ogwuche, Karimu Aminu, Adedokun Najeem Ayotunde, Balogun Funmilayo and Adams Kadiri, Akinwande Adesoji, Lukeman Olabimpe and Tiamiyu Arowolo. The rest are Akinwoye Amodu, Nwoha Yusuf, Patrick Anuke, Iro Abali, Nwosu Oluchi and Arukwe Chinelo. All the 23 INEC officers had, through their lawyers, objected to being tried in Abuja, indicating their preference to be prosecuted in Rivers State, where the alleged offences were said to have been committed. But citing an intelligence report by the police, the Federal Government, through the AGF office, alleged that thugs, loyal to the Wike-led administration, had threatened to “rise violently” against the trial of the perceived allies of their benefactor if the case was conducted in Rivers State. The prosecution added that if the trial was conducted in the state, “the safety of witnesses, prosecutors, court officials and other civilians cannot be guaranteed.” The document added, “That lives of security agents and civilians are usually in serious danger each time perceived allies of the present state government are being investigated. That defendants in this case are being charged in respect of the gratification they received from the present Governor of Rivers State, Governor Nyesom Wike. “That intelligence report reaching the Police Force Headquarters is that prosecuting the said defendants in the same Rivers State will constitute security risks to prosecutors, the court and witnesses and even innocent civilians as political thugs, loyal to the incumbent administration in the state, have vowed to rise violently in opposition to the prosecution of perceived allies of their benefactor. “That the safety of witnesses, prosecutors, court officials and other civilians cannot be guaranteed in Rivers State if this case is prosecuted there. “That it is in consideration of security of lives of prosecutors, witnesses, court officials and innocent civilians that this matter be heard before this division of the Federal High Court.” The defendants were scheduled for arraignment before Justice John Tsoho of the Federal High Court in Abuja on March 14, 2017, exactly one week after the charges were filed before the court. But the arraignment could not proceed after defence lawyers said they were objecting to the trial of their clients in Abuja not being where the alleged offences were committed. The lawyer representing 20 of the accused persons, Mr. Ahmed Raji (SAN), said he had, on March 13, filed on behalf of his client, a motion challenging the territorial jurisdiction of the court in Abuja. He insisted that by statute, a defendant must be charged where the alleged offence was committed. He urged the court to suspend the arraignment until when the motion, challenging the court’s territorial jurisdiction, was determined. Leading the prosecution at the March 14 proceedings, Mr. Kayode Alilu asked for time to respond to the motion. But in the affidavit, which had been filed along with the charges, the prosecution recalled how a Deputy Superintendent of Police, Mohammed Alkali, and Sergeant Peter Uchi of the 48 Police Mobile Force were “gruesomely murdered and beheaded by thugs and cult gangs” on the day of the rerun elections in Rivers State despite the deployment of law enforcement agencies ahead of the exercise. The affidavit also stated that before the elections, three other policemen and four operatives of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps had been “gruesomely murdered at Omoku and Ido Camp of Agip Oil Company, Obiafo community.” The document stated, “That the late DSP Mohammed Alkali and Sergeant Peter Uchi were ambushed, gruesomely murdered and beheaded by political thugs and cult gangs in Rivers State. “That shortly before the election three personnel of the Police Mobile Force, Squadron 19 and four personnel of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps were gruesomely murdered at Omoku and Ido Camp of Agip Oil Company, Obiafo community respectively. “That all arrested cultists and political thugs during the elections confessed to have been sponsored by some politicians in the state.” It stated that during investigation into the crimes committed during the rerun elections, many eyewitnesses and victims refused to give information to the police out of fear of being killed by cult groups. “That the few individuals, who braved the odds to meet the team of investigators, expressed their concern that informants could alert cultists to go after them.” Justice Tsoho had, on March 14, fixed April 7 for the hearing of the defendant’s objection to their trial in Abuja. http://punchng.com/alleged-wikes-bribe-23-inec-officials-trial-in-rivers-unsafe |
untildotcom:You are very wrong on these. Take a look at USA www.churchfinder.com/christian-churches-united-states Now tell me if Nigeria have close to thr number of churches they have. Better find something productive to do than blaming thr church for your woes |
Eddygourdo:What you dony seem to get is that 1. Those you claim pay tithe did so as what they read from their bible and they believe it which is working for them. 2. Have you ever been to the business discussion with this people you said where paying tithes, they testified that God bless their business the more. And when does doing this becomes a crime (because according to you its a crime) 3. Government said (Goverment have no business doing business, but just to make a enabling environment for business to grow) So a religious centre created to awake the productive consciousness of people to work with their hands is now a wrong place. Mr. Get your facts right. Beside are you a Christian/muslim/traditionalists |
untildotcom:This is your own definition on how people go to church. If i may ask are you a christian or a muslim or a traditionalist. This will define going forward |
untildotcom:Can you answer this simple question. 1. What is a church or religious centre 2. What purpose did they serve. 3. What are the duty of the religious centres. 4. What is manufacturing centre 5. Who built manufacturing centre |
Eddygourdo:Have you been to the school and hospitals of thess churches. Have you tried to consult how many members they've empowered. Hope you know community services tjis churches have done to their environment. Get your facts right Mr |
wolexy2020:When has it become a crime to pray to your God fot healing. Is it your headache on this. Your mindset on this issue is just not it all. May i ask you, how many business have you put up talkless of Manufacturing industries. |
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But know that I pay tax and I have a TIN, which I know you don't. I have my RC certificate from CAC.