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The ACJA, 2015 in Section 396 (2) provides thus: “(2) After the plea has been taken, the defendant may raise any objection to the validity of the charge or the information at any time before the judgment provided that such objection shall only be considered along with the substantive issues and a ruling thereon made at the time of delivery of judgment” What this portends in essence is that a defendant is at liberty to file as many objections as he wants but the objections shall be heard alongside the substantive matter and the ruling on same delivered with the judgment. If there is no ruling during the pendency of the matter, I ask us all seated, how can interlocutory appeal arise? How then will the issue of stay of proceedings pending appeal come up? This is a particular procedure that is used regularly in election matters and I can testify that it is one of the provisions in the 1st Schedule to the Electoral Act that has made it possible for the time lines provided for election matters to be achievable. Furthermore, the Act expressly provides in Section 306 that “An application for stay of proceedings in respect of criminal matter before the court shall not be entertained” With this brilliant provision, the ACJA, 2015 has effectively taken care of delays in hearing and dispensing of justice in criminal matters. I refer us all to Section 306 and 396 of the ACJA, 2015 which, in my opinion, are bombshells that have effectively taken care of delay tactics by legal practitioners in criminal matters. Furthermore, according to Section 396 (7) of the ACJA, 2015, the elevation of a High Court Judge to the Court of Appeal will no longer delay criminal trial as the Judge shall have dispensation to continue to sit in the lower court only for the purpose of concluding any part-heard criminal matter pending before him/her at the time of the elevation and shall conclude the same within a reasonable time. |
seunmsg:Appeal Court have fixed tomorrow 9am So let's wait till tomorrow and see what will happen. |
Tomorrow is by the corner No need to quarrel. |
Notice: Appeal hearing begins tomorrow at thr Abuja Appeal Court by 9.am. All Appellants and Respondents with their counsel's are therefore by this notice to be available for hearing. Justice Salauwa |
The legal battle of the Ondo state PDP governorship candidates. It has reach a new level and by tomorrow morning the Appeal hearing continue. The case resumes tomorrow morning at the Appeal Court for D final adoption of brief of arguments by parties before judgement. Stay tuned for more updates
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modath:Kwakwakwaaaa. Good eveni. Well can we eat this Aketi bread together. It's called buredi-bugan very sweet. https://www.nairaland.com/3463613/ondodecides2016-aketi-campaign-recession-parliative |
Ondo election is gradually coming closer and various parties campaign strategies on how to woo voters, among those strategies is Rotimi Akeredolu (Aketi) APC recession palliative Bread.
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KINGinVAHALA:Since you are so sure his father is not dead. Can you upload his father's picture, the family house |
2. REVEALED: ‘JIMOH PAID ME 350K TO BLACKMAIL JUDGES, WHILE SHERIFF PAID ‘STAFF’ FOR INFORMATION’ – POROYE From his hideout, Biyi Poroye, the man in the eye of the storm over a damning affront against the judiciary in a letter that thoroughly smeared the integrity and personality of a three-man Court of Appeal panel, may have started confessing to reveal the identity of his sponsors and co-conspirators. Afraid for his life over fear of being killed to cover up the matter, Poroye – claiming to be Ondo State Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) factional chairman, has informed close associates how Ali Modu Sheriff and Jimoh Ibrahim financed and coordinated the blackmail of the Justices who sat on the Ondo PDP governorship candidate tussle, albeit short-lived. The panel led by Justice Jumai Sankey however elected to recuse themselves of the matter, to preserve their names and to allow the President of the Court of Appeal to properly investigate the allegations deposed to by Poroye in a court affidavit. It is not yet ascertained if Poroye would be compelled by the bench to defend his allegations or declared wanted if he fails to turn himself in from where he is presently holed up. Poroye’s sources told The Editorialng that he has only been given a paltry sum of N350, 000 out of the N5million naira promised by Jimoh Ibrahim – the man temporarily listed through a contentious court order by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) as PDP candidate for Ondo State. According to this information, Sheriff – the estranged former PDP National Chairman was said to have equally compromised some judiciary staff to obtain some information about the background and operational history of the judges across various divisions of the Court. Sheriff also used his extensive reach in the northern circle to obtain special information on the chairman of the panel, Justice Sankey, which made “them” – (those involved in the blackmail) to stumble on the ailment behind her health challenge that happened a few years ago, said our sources. The Editorialng reports that both Sheriff and Ibrahim are yet to distance themselves from the Poroye’s petition even when their lead counsel in the matter, Alex Iziyon (SAN) has sent in a letter of notice to withdraw legal representation in their appeal. This may have further confirmed the information supplied by our sources that the duo of Sheriff and Ibrahim masterminded this affront against the justices of the Appeal Court in a bid to frustrate the case and cause some delay. Aside the fear of being silenced not to divulge top secretes over what transpired in cooking up the petition, Poroye is also said to be afraid of being be lynched in his state for unsettling their political atmosphere. Poroye according to our sources, also fingered a senior lawyer amongst the counsels enlisted to handle their case, as the one who coordinated the petition against the judges. He has vowed never to go down alone should those who promised him cover fails. The petition which deeply troubled the judiciary has made Alex Iziyon, a senior member of the bench and a lead-client to Poroye, Sheriff and Ibrahim, to withdraw his legal services from their matter to save his reputation. Iziyon said: “With what transpired yesterday in court in the matter associated with CA/A/551C/M/2016 in Mr. Tayo Jegede’s motion, you will recall my person was indicted by the presiding justice as having the foreknowledge of the petition written by the 1st Respondent despite my protest and innocence. It is in this regard that I hereby withdraw from further appearance. This is to enable you brief another lawyer who shall take over the file.” Poroye has also vowed to reveal how Jimoh Ibrahim intends to trade-off the PDP for the All Progressives Congress (APC) in a mouthwatering deal if he is betrayed by his co-travelers, according to his confidants. The governorship poll is scheduled for November 26, 2016 and it is expected that a new panel which has now been constituted by the Appeal Court to hear the matter would with a speed of light dispense justice quickly. http://theeditorialng.com/2016/11/03/revealed-jimoh-paid-me-350k-to-blackmail-judges-while-sheriff-paid-staff-for-information-poroye/
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1. EXPOSED: HOW SHERIFF, JIMOH IBRAHIM BRIBED JUDICIARY STAFF TO BLACKMAIL JUDGE Presidency, top lawyers Fingered Reports have emerged how Senator Ali Modu Sheriff and Jimoh Ibrahim bribed some staff of the Appeal Court to blackmail the panel of three Justices constituted by the president of the court of appeal to hear the PDP matter as it relates to the forthcoming gubernatorial election in Ondo State. It would be recalled that Justice Jumai Sankey and her other colleagues recused themselves from the matter a day after one Biyi Poroye working in concert with the Modu Sheriff group of the PDP wrote a damning but false petition against the three justices particularly Sankey. Although Poroye bolted from the court when the issue was raised as he could not defend any of the allegations in the petition to which he also sworn an affidavit, all counsels involved in the matter even including his own lawyers denied any knowledge of such application and also all went ahead to condemn it in very strong terms. However, investigations has shown that not only did Poroye work assiduously with Sheriff and Jimoh in writing the petition, his lawyers were also very much aware of it, and, in fact, drafted it for him, only to come to court to feign ignorance of its existence as part of the script. Our reliable source who is threatening to spill the bean after Sheriff and Jimoh seem to have reneged on their promises of financial gratification, said he got involved after meeting Sheriff and Jimoh at a secret location in Abuja where some other staff of the court of appeal from different divisions were ferried to and were already waiting for him. Although he claimed to be reluctant in being a part of the ‘deal’ at first, but that Sheriff showed him and his colleagues phone calls and text messages earlier exchanged with two powerful members of the presidency as a way of confirming to him that the presidency was also in support of the move. With a promise of N2.5m for each of them for their cooperation, their role was to furnish Sheriff and Jimoh records of the justices who make up the panel so that could form the basis for the petition they intended to write against them He further said that since nothing real or concrete could be found against the justices, they suggested to them (Sheriff and Jimoh) to rely on the fact that Sankey had once been so sick for five years that she spent a lot of money treating herself to the extent that she is now so poor that she lives an austere life. This information now formed the fulcrum of Poroye’s 7-page petition against her and the other members of the panel, claiming that she (Sankey) must have been compromised following her need for money. Having achieved their aim of forcing the justices to recuse themselves from the matter following the petition, Sheriff and Jimoh were no longer forthcoming to fulfill their own part of the bargain as they no longer pick the calls of their agents and informants, hence, the threat to expose the whole deal to the public. Recall that Justice Sankey while reacting to the petition before recusing her panel, said in an emotion-laden voice that the petition was most wicked and evil especially as it surrounded an issue as personal as an ailment which no one is above. It is believed that Sheriff and Jimoh Ibrahim are frantically making efforts to frustrate the matter before the appeal court by applying delay tactics, blackmail and intimidation of justices with the help of some powerful presidency forces just to ensure that the case is not heard before the November 26 election date for Ondo State. When contacted on this development, a source in the Eyitayo Jegede camp expressed overwhelming confidence in the judiciary to do justice in the matter expeditiously. He regretted that Sheriff and Jimoh could go to any extent even if it meant destroying the judiciary just to achieve their own personal gains and score cheap political points. “We are aware of their wicked antics which they are notorious for, but our confidence lies in the fact that this same judiciary has shown exceptional courage in even more trying situations and will remain resolute in giving us justice in this matter. We have total confidence in them”, he concluded. Read more at: http://dailytimes.ng/exposed-sheriff-jimoh-ibrahim-bribed-judiciary-staff-blackmail-judge/
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jayjam:No matter what you people try to paint this appeal You people will keep making mess of your argument. 1. The appeal have been filed before replacement and had.. 2. Jegede had to approach the appellate court when his constitutional right was trampled upon. 3. Why did Poroye & Sheriff have to use the same counsel as prosecutor and also defendant in the case before abang. 4. Sheriff is only crying more than the believed. 5. If Poroye and jimoh are so sure of themselves. Let them appear before the CJN and President Court of Appeal who both are chairing the panel set up to look into the fictitious allegations against the first appeal panel. Till today they refuse to show up and You are here defending them on top of news paper. 6 Jegede had already filed His Appeal and Argument yesterday, yours is to filevyour response beforbefore Monday Chikena. 7. Remember you cannot use the same lawyer at the Appeal again. If you like go back to abang. Case is already at the Appeal. 8. Clearing abang by NJC is just an administrative function which holds no impact on the case concern. So don't give yourself false hope. 9. Go and defend your Abang judgement at The Appeal. Is that not simple enough. 10. Sheriff should stop been......... |
Johnnyessence:Your result printing press in Porthavourt is closed down. Are you aware about that. |
muzzol:So to bust your bubble. Isn't APC aware that the president will not be available. Why did they have to lie that The president, VP, Speaker, Senate president, TINUBU, Aregbesola, Ambode will be there live. Now tell me are they their live as shouted on top of their voice during the jingle. Motor announcement, poster's and the likes. 8 governors you said, no wonder they turn Akure Language into hausa language. |
Johnnyessence:May God spares our lives till that time. God's speed in your endeavour |
The Independent National Electoral Commission has named businessman Jimoh Ibrahim as the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party for the November 26 governorship election.This is INEC chairman speaking on 28th October |
You can listen to it also on www.adaba889.fm |
Let me quote INEC chairman ondo state statement during an interview on Adaba FM now. "Jimoh Ibrahim Name is marked With conditional statement, (he's there because of court injuction), therefore if any higher court give another ruling we INEC are law abiding agency we will obey" So tell Abiodun Oluwarotimi that he's very far from the truth |
Are you in ondo state currently |
SlayerSupreme:Just because he did not support your IPAD struggle |
EMMAUGOH:Everybody is right to his or her own opinion. So yours and Barcas opinion. Therefore your assertion says nothing about barcas write up. Everybody to his. |
awayeyebundle:This is not investigation but appeal. No investigation but argument on what was jundicely delivered by Abang. Where Poroye who brougy the case was the one who brought lawyer to defend the case without allowing the affected party to be represented. Is that a judgement |
DropShot:Like your former submission on this matter. DropShot:Till then May God spares our lives till then. |
The Abuja Division of the Court of Appeal yesterday granted the application by Eyitayo Jegede (SAN) challenging the judgment of the Justice Okon Abang of the Federal High Court Abuja which ordered the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to remove his name and replace it with that of Jimoh Ibrahim. Jegede emerged as the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governorship candidate in Ondo State governorship election from the faction of the Senator Ahmed Makarfi, while Jimoh Ibrahim emerged from the Senator Ali Modu Sheriff faction. The Makarfi faction was the first to submit the name of its candidate to the INEC. After the submission, the Sheriff faction approached the Federal High Court sitting in Abuja to challenge the submission of Jegede’s name. In his ruling, Justice Abang ordered INEC to remove Jegede’s name and replace it with that of Ibrahim. Though not a party at the lower court, Jegede had, through his counsel, Chief Wole Olanipekun, approached the Appeal Court for leave to appeal as interested party. But Biyi Poroye, who is the Chairman of the PDP in the state for the Sheriff faction opposed the application. His lawyer, Beluolisa Nwofor (SAN), asked the court not to grant the application. Ruling on the application, a full panel of the court in a unanimous decision upheld the submission of Olanipekun and granted the application as prayed. Reading the lead judgment, Justice Ibrahim Salauwa held that Jegede had been able to prove to the court that he was affected by the judgment of the lower court. The court also held that the notice of appeal filed by the applicant should be deemed as properly filed and that the applicant should file and serve all his processes on the respondents within 24 hours. The court then gave the respondents three days for file their reply. Earlier, the court had dismissed an application filed by the Sheriff faction asking that the panel set up by the President of the Court of Appeal (PCA), Justice Zainab Bulkachuwa, to hear all the appeals relating to the governorship disputes in the state be disbanded. The court held that no litigant had the power to challenge the administrative power of the court’s president to set up a panel to hear a matter and as such, she did not need to consult the litigants before setting up a fresh panel. The court then dismissed the application for lacking in merit. The Sheriff faction had written a petition alleging that the first panel led by Justice Hannatu Sankey collected bribes of N350 million from the state Governor Olusegun Mimiko. The justices denied the allegation but chose to disqualify themselves from further participation in the appeals. After the panel recused itself, the case file was returned to the PCA, who in turn set up a fresh panel to hear the matter. http://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2016/11/11/ondo-appeal-court-grants-jegedes-application-to-challenge-ibrahims-nomination-2/
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DropShot:http://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2016/11/11/ondo-appeal-court-grants-jegedes-application-to-challenge-ibrahims-nomination-2/ |
awayeyebundle:Watch which television station Abeg. How many market women watch dstv, how many Farmer watches dstv. No wonder Sheriff said he's campacampaigning from outside ondo state. As they did their primaries out ondo state |
awayeyebundle:Are u inside this bus and where are you people heading to
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awayeyebundle:Where and when did NJC said that. Is NJC high court, appeal court. Or what When has investigating Abang equating to assuming Sheriff chairmanship. |
NgeneUkwenu what do you have to say on this |
modath:May God spare our lives till then. Once again good morning |
seunmsg:Good point. But it must be emphasized that Poroye and Ibrahim are killing their own arguement by that Petition against tjr first panel. The president court of appeal and CJN had requested that both of them appear before them to defend their affidavit against the judges. But till this morning Both of them refuses to appear and defend their affidavit on the petition. You will wonder why Ibrahim lawyer was called Absentee lawyer yesterday. |
modath:How special Appeal court panel decided Uba’s case in just 24 hours ADEFAYE 24 DEC 2011 By Tony Edike The five-man panel of the Court of Appeal that nullified Senator Andy Uba’s election yesterday heard and decided the matter involving Anambra South Senatorial seat in about 24 hours. The panel was constituted specifically to hear pending cases from controversial National Assembly elections held in Anambra State. The members of the panel, according to Vanguard checks, were drawn from five different divisions of the appellate court with a mandate to handle the pending cases. The panel was said to have arrived Enugu on Wednesday and sat throughout the day during which they heard about nine motions brought by various counsels in the matter. As learnt, efforts by Uba”s counsels to get the panel to do a through job since none of the members had the history of the matter were reportedly rebuffed. The matter was concluded late Wednesday evening with only the justices, lawyers and court clerks present. www.vanguardngr.com/2011/12/how-special-appeal-court-panel-decided-uba’s-case-in-just-24-hours |
bejeiodus:Jegede did not wait. The case was delivered on 14th october by abang. They approach abang to obtain leave of appeal which Abang refuse on the 27th of october. Several high court cases restrain INEC from substituting his name. But INEC acted on abang rule. Hence the latest ruling of Appeal |
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