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mightyokwy:Who is that useless governor |
You voted for change.Enjoy the chains |
An attempt by a former Secretary of the Ekiti State chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party, Temitope Aluko, to quash an order issued by a Magistrate Court in Ado Ekiti, for his arrest and prosecution for perjury, has failed. The court on Wednesday struck out his motion seeking to set aside a warrant of arrest issued against him on February 3. Mr. Aluko confirmed on television in February that the 2014 Ekiti governorship election was rigged, months after testifying in court that the poll was free, fair and credible. On Wednesday, in dismissing the motion filed by the former PDP secretary’s counsel, Niran Owoseni, the chief magistrate, Soji Adegboye, said the application was a mere “academic exercise, time wasting and abuse of court process”. The magistrate ordered Mr. Aluko’s arrest and prosecution for perjury on February 3 based on a motion ex-parte number MAD/10cm/2016, filed by the Ekiti State Government against Aluko and the State Commissioner of Police. The motion on notice filed by Mr. Aluko had restrained the execution of the arrest warrant issued against him. The Ekiti State police commissioner was joined as second defendant and was required to execute the order against Mr. Aluko. Through his counsel, the former PDP leader had filed the motion to challenge the jurisdiction of the Magistrate Court to issue a warrant of arrest against him. Mr. Owoseni had argued that Section 7 of Magistrate Law, 2014 specified that the magistrate court could not act outside its territorial jurisdiction, describing the court action as incompetent and abuse of court process. The Director of Public Prosecution, Gbemiga Adaramola, who opposed the motion on notice, argued that since the warrant of arrest was a substantive matter, the ruling had a force of judgment. While urging the court to strike out the motion, Mr. Adaramola said the Chief Magistrate Court lacked jurisdiction to review its own judgment. http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/199882-ekitigate-ex-pdp-secretary-aluko-fails-stop-prosecution-perjury.html |
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How can a part be financially stable when the greatest thief tinubu parades himself as party leader Even Atiku is there |
Six corpses were recovered from the rubble where a five-storey building collapsed in Lekki, Lagos, on Tuesday, the National Emergency Management Agency has said. Eighteen corpses were recovered and taken to the morgue on Tuesday while 13 others were rushed to hospital. But witnesses told PREMIUM TIMES that 15 corpses were recovered on Wednesday. On Wednesday afternoon, six bodies, wrapped in body bags, were seen a few metres away from the collapsed building’s rubble. http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/199819-death-toll-rises-24-lekki-building-collapse.html… |
So the lawyer knows the peadphoile's age more than the father Arrant nonsense |
Where is the change you promised |
Bubu sorry to burst your bubble but you are not the the Judge |
APC 916 votes
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The problem is that some people takes this forum and themselves way too seriously |
It took 16 years for all that to happen but it took APC less than a year to mess everything up |
The only way to bring peace is to install an Emir of Lagos |
A well to do business man from onitsha main market can build that house in three years if he wants to |
[s] kilode100:[/s]Trashy trash One day mallam will kidnap and poke your daughter |
Endrogan is an Isis loving Terrorist |
That Turkey guy is an Isis lover. Infact he is a terrorist |
Osibanjo is a bloody liar just like his devilish party |
The one and only junketer in chief |
aresa:paedophile solicitor |
What is wrong with this pathetic country |
aresa:Are you not the one supporting yunsi the paedophiles. I don't discuss with paedophiles |
obailala:And why should new roads be constructed while the old ones are left to waste away |
If not for punch carrying out this noble campaign sanusi and that yunsi fellow would be poking that innocent girl The IGP should hide his face and resign. A whole Chief of police waiting for one local king to order the release of a kidnapped girl |
Standing5:Myndd44 rule 2 has been broken |
1. The Benin-Ore road 2. East- west road 3. Abuja-Lokoja Abaji Dualisation 4. Kano-Maiduguri Dualisation 5. Onitsha head-bridge 6. Onitsha Owerri expressway 7. Von-Machok RD 8. Katsina Daura rd 9. The east-west RD 10. IJEBU IGBO-SEKONA (OGUN STATE) 11. GOMBE BYPASS ROAD (GOMBE STATE) |
Next thing is God is yourba |
A FEDERAL High Court in Lagos has re-affirmed the existing order restraining the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) from implementing any upward review of electricity tariff pending the hearing and final determination of the suit filed by a lawyer and rights activist, Toluwani Yemi Adebiyi, over the issue. The trial judge, Justice Mohammed Idris, affirmed the position yesterday while delivering a ruling on the objections of NERC against the contempt charge suit filed by the plaintiff. Adebiyi had sought to commit the NERC Chairman and the CEOs of the Distribution Companies (Discos) to prison for announcing the implementation of the new electricity tariff despite a subsisting court order barring same. Justice Idris, in his ruling, said: “Let me warn that when the disciplinary jurisdiction of this court is properly invoked, anyone who is found to have ignored the order of the court will be dealt with severely. The order of this court that parties in this suit should maintain the status quo remains valid and binding until it is set aside by a court of competent jurisdiction. “The issue of disobedience to court’s order is one that affects the integrity of the court. There is a need for the court to assert its authority and deal with any issue that is capable of bringing it to disrepute. Those who intend to take the judicial system for a ride should think twice and those who have done so should retrace their steps, as the long arm of the law will catch up with them no matter how long it takes.” Justice Idris had earlier in his ruling set aside Form 49 and the motion for committal to prison filed against the defendants by the plaintiff. The judge held that the issuance of Form 49 on the defendants by the plaintiff without prior and proper service of Form 48 is premature. “In the circumstance, I hold that the defendants’ objection has merit. The court has set aside the contempt application due to fundamental and procedural irregularities”, the judge said. http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/2016/03/court-re-affirms-order-on-electricity-tariff-hike/ |
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