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How will you tell me that list was prepared two years ago.
Hemen Hembe was a House of Representing member in Benue till may 2017 when he was sacked by the Supreme Court.
Daniel Onjeh was a senatorial aspirant for APC zone C in Benue state in 2015 general election and 2016 rerun election.
Dr. Eyanta Ifene was an ambassadorial nominee in early 2017.
How did all this people make that list if it was prepared in 2015?..lie lie people

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Iorhen

Oceans of ink have been spilled by so many concerned Nigerians from different professional backgrounds lending their voices to the constitutionality of the commander in chief of the armed forces deploying members of the Nigerian Military to the South east region of the country few days ago. The military guys have tagged their new assignment in this region as the operation python dance 11 which many of us are foreseeing this dance taking place in a theatre of war rather than a theatre of entertainment if urgent steps are not taken to withdraw them forthwith.
The 1999 constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (2011 as amended) under section 214(1) creates the Nigerian Police Force. Section 4 of the Police Act inter alia empowered the police to maintain law and other, arrest and take necessary steps for the prevention of crime and protection of lives and properties.
Section 217(1) of the same constitution creates the Armed forces of the federation. The duties of the Armed forces as spelt out under Section 217(2) are thus:
a. Defending Nigeria from external aggression
b. Maintaining its territorial integrity and securing its borders from violation on land, sear or air
c. Suppressing insurrection and acting in aid of civil authorities to restore order when called upon to do so by the president, but subject to such conditions as may be prescribed by Act of the national assembly.
d. Performing such other functions as may be prescribed by an act of the National assembly.
Similar provisions are contained in the Armed Forces Act; needless is then to reproduce the provisions in the Act.
Arguments have trailed the cyberspace regarding the activities of the Indigenous people of Biafra as constituting insurrection under paragraph c of section 217(2) of the constitution which will automatically empower the military to clamp down on them in exercising their duties under the law.
Insurrection according to Blacks law dictionary 9th edition page 979 is defined as a violent revolt against an oppressive authority. Insurrection is distinguished from rout, riot, and offense connected with mob violence by the fact that in insurrection there is an organized and armed uprising against authority or operations of government, while crimes growing out of mob violence, however serious they may be and however numerous the participants, are simply unlawful acts in disturbance of the peace which do not threaten the stability of the government or the existence of political society.
Can one reasonably construe the action of the IPOB as unreasonable as they may be as insurrection to warrant the deployment of the military might to the region? Before I forgot the gallant display of expertise and military might by the Nigerian Armed forces to suppress the Boko Haram sect cannot be undermined by any well meaning Nigerian neither some of the human right abuse cases recorded by the Nigerian army cannot easily be forgotten especially by the Zaki Bian Community in Benue state and Udi in Balyesa state. These examples above are among the few to prove the effectiveness of the Nigerian military in suppressing armed sect and their unprofessionalism in combating civil unrest in a democratic setting like ours.
I am not in any way unmindful of the Oath of the president which he has sworn to discharge his duties faithfully and in accordance with the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria for the interest of the sovereignty, integrity, solidarity and well being of Nigeria. Reiterating the President’s Oath in this regard the court in Yusuf v Obasanjo (supra) stated that…as an elected president of the country, he will always have standing invitation and indeed a duty that must not be compromised to maintain law and order anywhere in the country. May no nation that operates under the rule of law have no Head of state who will turn his back to that duty.
The primary duties of the operation python dance 11 is merely that of the day to day activities of the Nigerian Police of protecting lives, protection of properties among others. Insinuating the need to call in aid the help of the khaki boys in aid of civil authorities, the constitution under section 217(2)(c) expressly makes provision as to the procedure in which the military will be invited to the supper of the civil authorities in carrying out their duties.. Giving live to the section of the law above the court in Yusuf v Obasanjo (2005) 18 NWLR (956) 96 @ 176 PARA C-D..it is up to the police to protect our nascent democracy and not the military,otherwise the democracy might be wittingly or unwittingly militarized. This is not what the citizenry bargained for after wrestling power from the military in 1999. Conscious step or steps should be taken to civilianize the polity and therby ensure survival and sustenance of democracy.
Much has been said about the activities of IPOB especially the inauguration of Biafra Security Service, is that not a good reason enough for the Nigerian police to take the necessary steps in accordance with the law and prosecute those behind the act, what actually has warranted the deployment of military might whose presence for the few days inaugurated has caused lost of so many lives and properties as well as a flagrant disregard of human right. How about the disobedience of the bail terms granted the leader of the IPOD? Yes he has absolutely violated all the bail conditions given to him by the court but should the military now take up the duty of the court to enforce its orders, who said the court is handicap on the disregard of their sacred orders, after all there is a pending motion for the revocation of his bail.
It is in line of the above, that in the spirit of democracy and the preservation of the rule of law that I join a host of Nigerians to call for the withdrawal of the military might in the south east to allow the police take up their primary duty and bring to book any Nigerian that has, will and is about to commit any crime in that region. When the need arises they will be honorably invited following due process of law, but for now the situation has not raised neither has the law been followed.

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Was is right for PMB to address Nigerians as ' My dear Citizens instead of Fellow Nigerians or My fellow citizens.
Or is PMB now a country ?

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Good one to all the youths who stepped out for this

Some people who have not seen the four walls of a law school campus Will insult this guy.But trust me students are not fairly treated by the institution.Most times you have water issues and no one will care about it.Worst part is that,you are an aspirant to the Bar so you don't have a say. I wish prominent Nigerians will intervene for his recall.

I'm interested..iam a lawyer based in Abuja..How do they treat their members ?

Goodnews for democracy and benue state in particular. They collected that woman's ticket and gave him because he has money. Same thing would have happened to ortom if only jime continued with his case.

oshey....i knew this will happen,they always go to court without any materials to place before the court

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Nice one op

They even refused paying the consultant that the money is too much,but this man that don't even know how the money came about can embezzle such a huge amount

RIP bro,we have to be care with our adventures..lots of mysterious things happen in that river.You hardly see a BSU/UAM student swim there cos they know the river better.

I got the same message this morning,i told the guy to send the company's account number instead of his private account,he refused,i went to maitama to verify the address he insisted i should comply with the payment i told him no. Don't be a victim,i'm trying to get him arrested,i will keep you guys posted

gbam...please if u collect the fine credit my acct for the one they have illegally deducted

today is my birthday jare...

Goallll...meanwhile west harm r harming some blue dogs

Gudnews from lagos

When is next meeting abeg?

B 16 PCM lawyers let's meet here my name is Iortyaver Alfred from Enugu campus.My call date is 29/11 lemme hear from u. Abuja,lagos,kaduna nd Akwa Ibom

Abuja Lagos Kaduna Akwa Ibom prefered choice Abj nd Akwa Ibom

Ftc..make i sidon look

Me ma wan register oo