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Maina: Who Is Lying, Minister Or Head Of Service, Buhari Decides October 24, 2017 Controversy surrounding the reinstatement of Abdulrasheed Maina into the country’s civil service is getting messier by the day as the Head of Service of the Federation, Mrs. Winifred Oyo-Ita, has denied reports that she approved the reinstatement of the wanted former chairman of the Presidential Task Force on Pension Reforms. In her reply to a query issued her by the presidency over the reinstatement of Maina, Oyo-Ita on Monday dismissed reports that she approved the reinstatement and subsequent posting of Maina to the Ministry of Interior. Oyo-Ita’s refutal was contained in a statement by her Assistant Director, Media Relations, Mohammed Manga. The Head of Service maintained that Maina’s restatement and posting did not emanate from her office. The Minister of Interior, retired Lt.-Gen. Abdulrahman Dambazau who had earlier exonerated himself from complicity in the matter, said Maina was posted to his ministry by the Head of Service. The Minister, on October 22, had confirmed the resumption of duty by Abdulrasheed Maina, as an Acting Director in his ministry. The confirmation came in a statement issued by the Press Secretary to the minister, Mr Ehisienmen Osaigbovo. Maina was appointed by former President Goodluck Jonathan as Chairman of the task force in 2010 to check the corruption in the country’s pension system. In 2012, the Nigeria Police accused him of misappropriating N100 billion pension funds in connivance with others. The Civil Service Commission reportedly dismissed him for “absconding from duty’’. Maina was arraigned in absentia by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), which declared him wanted in 2015. Mr Wilson Uwujaren, the spokesman of the anti-graft agency in a statement on Saturday, said Maina remained on the commission’s wanted list. A presidential spokesman, Femi Adesina, on Monday confirmed that the report of the circumstances of Maina’s recall and posting to the Ministry of Interior had been submitted to the President’s Chief of Staff, Abba Kyari. President Muhammadu Buhari, on Monday, in a memo to Oyo-Ita, directed the immediate disengagement from service of Maina. The President equally demanded a full report of the circumstances of Maina’s recall and posting to the Ministry of Interior, saying the report must be submitted to the office of the Chief of Staff to the President, before the end of work today. Adesina, in a television interview on Monday night, confirmed that Oyo-Ita had submitted the report to the office of the Chief of Staff as demanded by the President. Source: https://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2017/10/24/maina-lying-minister-head-service/
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Cristiano Ronaldo’s Son Greets Lionel Messi At The Best Fifa Awards Ceremony. Photos October 24, 2017 Real Madrid Star, Cristiano Ronaldo’s son met with father’s “rival” Lionel Messi who greeted him at the FIFA The Best gala in London. Barcelona player, Messi who was all smiles – shook the hand of the seven-year-old boy before the start of the ceremony at the London Palladium, while Antonela and Ronaldo were reacquainted. Source: https://www.nationalhelm.co/2017/10/cristiano-ronaldos-son-greets-lionel-messi-best-fifa-awards-ceremony-photos.html
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Evans’ trial Meanwhile, Justice Oluwatoyin Taiwo of a Lagos High Court sitting at Igbosere, yesterday, adjourned the arraignment and hearing of pending application of the kidnap kingpin, Chukwudumeme Onwuamadike, popularly known as Evans, to October 27. Evans is being tried alongside five others over alleged murder, kidnap of Sylvanius Ahanonu Hafiia and attempted kidnap of the Chairman of Young Shall Grow Motors, Vincent Obianodo. Justice Taiwo adjourned the case following an application by Evans’ counsel, Olukoya Ogungbeje. The Police beefed up security within and outside the State High Court, as Evans was brought to court alongside one Victor Nonso Aduba at about 9a.m. As at 7.30a.m., not fewer than 30 heavily-armed mobile policemen were spotted around the court. Others were strategically positioned at entrance of both Igbosere Road and back of Tafawa Balewa Square. There were lawyers, litigants and spectators inside and outside the court trying to catch a glimpse of the billionaire kidnapper. Arraignment stalled However, the arraignment of the defendant, who was brought on two separate charges, could not go on as his counsel, Olukoya Ogungbeje, informed the court of two separate motions on notice dated October 19, seeking to quash the charge against his client, on the ground of jurisdiction to entertain the charge. He said: “The information from the prosecution has not being served on us. It was just this morning (yesterday) that we were served the information. “However, we got wind that our client would be arraigned this morning (yesterday), that is why we brought motion challenging the competence of the charge based on jurisdiction. “We have just been served as counter-affidavit this morning (yesterday) and this motion seeks to challenge the four-count charge and they have replied. We intend to reply on points of law on the counter-affidavit by the prosecution; we are asking for a short adjournment to reply the prosecution. “It is settled in law that when an application seeking to quash a charge is brought, such application should be held first before any arraignment, because when plea is taken it means trial has started.” This is just as counsel to Aduba, Emmanuel Ochai, and the counsel to the three other defendants, Ogedi Ogu, did not object to the arraignment of the defendants. Ochai said: “We were served with the charge this morning (yesterday). Since we are seeing the charge for the first time, we do not wish to join issues; we leave it at the discretion of the court.” DPP’s position The Director of Public Prosecution, Ms Titi Shitta-Bey, said the defendants were served on August 28, and Inspector Idowu Haruna, who effected the service, disposed to an affidavit, which is in the court file. She said: “Section 87 (a) of the Administration of Criminal Justice Law, states that it is mandatory to serve the accused and not the counsel.” She further stated that the application seeking to quash the charge should not be heard, noting that “the application is not yet ripe for hearing; we were served late on Friday, October 20, and we have diligently replied on counter-affidavit.” Shitta-Bey, however, said the business of the day was the arraignment of the defendants, but later conceded to the argument of Ogungbeje and said the application should be heard first. Consequently, Justice Taiwo adjourned till October 27 for the hearing of pending application. Source: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/10/court-orders-police-pay-evans-brother-law-n2m/
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Why Court ordered Police to pay Evans’ brother-in-law N2m ON OCTOBER 24, 2017 By Onozure Dania Lagos—A Federal High Court sitting in Lagos, yesterday, ordered the Nigerian Police Force to pay Okwuchkwu Obiechina, brother-in-law to popular kidnap kingpin, Chukwudumeme Onwuamadike, alias Evans, N2 million. Obiechina had filed a fundamental rights enforcement suit against the Police for “illegally” detaining him in the course of investigations into Evans’ activities. Justice Mohammed Idris ordered the immediate release of Obiechina, adding that he should be charged to court if the Police have any case against him. He also ordered the Police to tender apology to the kidnapper’s brother-in-law, which should be published in two national newspapers. The judge held that Obiechina’s arrest and detention was unconstitutional, adding that the remand order which the Police claimed to have obtained from a magistrate’s court was invalid. His arrest One Okoliagu Abunike, who deposed to a 15-paragraph affidavit in support of the ex parte application, said Mr. Obiechina was arrested by a team of policemen led by two officers, identified only as Phillip and Christian. Mr. Abunike argued that Mr. Obiechina was arrested and detained solely because of his relationship with Evans, adding that the Police officers had been bragging that no court would order the release of Mr. Obiechina. He said: “Since June 26, the first applicant is still being detained at the detention cell of the respondents till date, even beyond the constitutionally-allowed time by the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. “The applicant has not committed any offence known to law to warrant his being arrested and detained by the operatives of the respondents. “The applicant has not committed any offence known to law that will warrant the infringement of his right to life, personal liberty, fair hearing, freedom of movement and dignity of human person.”
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But, on a serious note, these old men should retire and enjoy their old age. Old age is a blessing... |
Such a sad end! |
"He and his wife work together at their laboratory in Barcelona to create the sex dolls, which cost around £2,700 (#1.2M) a piece." |
All is well |
Is their no punishment for corruption in our constitution? |
Number 2 feature go make sense! |
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Saturday80:Everyone to his or her choice. Some like them average ! |
Dasherz:Especially, in recent times. |
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Lalas247:I feel for her. |
They should be made to face the law. |
Na her market she dey sell ooo! |
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The good Samaritan! |
Na everyday be no bra day? |
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