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The bail request by a former chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) Prof Maurice Iwu over alleged fraud of N1.23bn has been set at N1bn with two sureties in like sum.https://www.google.com/amp/s/thenationonlineng.net/breaking-court-slams-n1bn-bail-on-maurice-iwu/amp/
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congratulations to him. I know one day Mr. Babajide Kolade Otitoju too will be called upon to come and serve the country in a higher capacity. God bless Journalist hangout... God bless TVC... God bless Nigeria..... |
Optional09:Did you read the story before making this comment at all? I will advise you to go back and read the story and apologize for the comment you made above. |
Miyetti Allah leader shot deadhttps://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/344691-miyetti-allah-leader-shot-dead.html
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On my way to church for a vigil last night, around NUD road in Abeokuta, I ran into a check point of men of @PoliceNG. It was already dark out there as there was power outage. No street lights and no ray of light from vehicle coming from the opposite direction. I carried my younger brother who is physically challenged on the bike with me. We both put on our white garments. All of a sudden and from different angles far ahead, like six ray of light from torch just came straight into my eyes. At that instant, I was monetarily blind. I nearly lost my balance and I had to slow down. So I approached the spot from where the ray of light was emanating from with caution and fear. Low and behold, I got there to discover that they were policemen. I stopped and greeted them. Then I was forced to register my displeasure at the way they pointed their torch directly into my eyes. That it almost cause an accident for us. That was how all of them descended on us and they started harassing us. One of them removed the key of the bike while another one forced my brother to get off the bike not minding his condition. I was baffled with their attitudes towards us. Then I asked if there was really anything wrong with me complaining about their actions. They said my offence was that I was trying to teach them how to do their job. They delayed us for God's know time there and after much begging, we were let go. |
The immediate past deputy speaker of the Ogun state house of assembly ; Rt. Hon. Olakunle Oluomo has just been elected as the speaker of the 9th session of the assembly. Rt. Oluomo is representing Ifo 1 state constituency. Oluomo emerged unopposed while Hon Oludare Kadiri of Ijebu North emerged as the deputy speaker. Oluomo and his deputy were nominated by Hon Olakunle Sobukola representing Ikenne and was seconded by Hon Adegoke Olusesi Adeyanju representing Egbado North l. The new assembly consists of 26 members in which 15 members are from the All Progressives Congress (APC), seven members from the Allied People’s Movement (APM), three members from the Africa Democratic Congress and one member from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). In his acceptance speech, the new Speaker promised to deliver dividends off democracy to the grassroots. |
The immediate past deputy speaker of the Ogun state house of assembly ; Rt. Hon. Olakunle Oluomo has just been elected as the speaker of the 9th session of the assembly. Rt. Oluomo is representing Ifo 1 state constituency. https://ogunnewsexpress.com/breaking-news-hon-kunle-oluomo-emerges-ogun-new-assembly-speaker/ |
False teaching and turning the scriptures upside down outrightly just to deceive the gullible. This one even know the people that are already in hell fire, may God have mercy. |
How much is it? |
Good precedent seted for our judicial system. |
They just grab power to steal not to better the lots of their people.
Very lazy and wicked set of people. |
Very lazy set of people. |
This is a clear case of finding a soft landing for the suspended cjn. If the evidence before the njc is good enough to warrant compulsory retirement, then it should be good enough to ask for his prosecution. Let him go and explain the source of the slush fund before a court of competent jurisdiction. The panel is just trying to shield him from further disgrace on one side and the judiciary too on the other side from further embarrassment that comes with the whole saga. |
Why is the president still foot-dragging on this?
Delay defeat equity.
The president should just do the needful on time. |
This is a win-win situation for the Judiciary and the Government.
Good radiant to bad rubbish. |
congratulations to her |
This barbaric.
No politician's ambition is worth anybody's life. |
Good radiant to bad rubbish. |
Good for the APC candidate. |
The leadership of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has said it must rescue Ogun workers from some alleged anti-labour practices of the state governor, Mr Ibikunle Amosun. Mr Ayuba Wabba, the NLC President, made the position of the congress known in a statement on Friday night in Abuja. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that there has been a confrontation between the state governor and the leadership of NLC over non-payment of workers’ salaries and arrears and the recent sack of the NLC state chairman by the governor. The NLC leadership also accused Amosun of non-remittance of statutory deductions from workers’ salaries and his refusal to pay gratuities of retired state and local government workers since 2013. Wabba said NLC was prepared for a showdown with the governor if attempts were made to “disgrace the NLC” during its rescheduled March 5, protest in the state, as reportedly threatened by him. He said the decision to ‘confront and tackle’ Amosun had already been taken by the NLC at its 12th National Delegates Conference and that there was no going back on it. “The leadership of the NLC has taken cognisance of a statement credited to the Gov. of Ogun State, Ibikunle Amosun, where he threatened to disgrace the leadership of the NLC if the Congress insists on embarking on a protest scheduled for Tuesday March 5, 2019 in Ogun State. “This was reported by Premium Times on 1st March 2019 and other platforms. Our position is that The Nigeria Labour Congress has taken note of the threat by Governor Ibikunle Amosun. “But we want to assure him that his threats will not deter us from defending the interest of workers in Ogun State whose rights he has been trampling upon. ” This is especially on the following issues: the non-remittance of statutory deductions from workers’ salaries for pensions, cooperative, ileya, Christmas etc. over a period of one hundred and five (105) months,” he said. He said that Amosun had refused to pay salary arrears of workers at the Tai Solarin College of Education, according to him, which has accumulated for the past ten years and now grosses to a financial liability of about N9 billion. “To make matters worse, Governor Amosun sacked the Chairman of the Nigeria Labour Congress from his employment for standing firm in the defence of the rights of workers in Ogun State. “The issues we have highlighted are too grievous to be swept under the carpet, therefore, the decision of the 12th National Delegates Conference of the NLC to confront and engage Governor Amosun will be carried out to the letter on Tuesday, March 5, 2019. “We are not unmindful of the fact that even Amosun’s political party has complained of his penchant to violently disgrace other spheres of leadership outside his control and sometimes beyond him. “We are not unmindful of the fact that Governor Amosun’s hostility to Nigerian workers is primarily a transfer of aggression" ” Our confidence stems from the protection and guarantees provided by Section 40 of the 1999 Constitution, which gives workers and indeed all Nigerians the freedom to peaceful assembly and protest,” he said. While insiting on the scheduled protest, Wabba added that “All that the law requires us to do is to inform the police and relevant security agencies. “This we have done. We are ready to peacefully protest the grievous mistreatment of our workers in the hands of Governor Ibikunle Amosun on 5th March 2019. “We want to warn Governor Amosun that we will hold him personally responsible for any harm that comes to any worker during our protest on March 5, 2019. “We want to remind Governor Amosun that he has already trampled workers on the ground and those who are down need fear no fall. “We wish to alert our security agencies to Governor Amosun’s resort to violent threats. “We assure him that his immunity cover will soon be removed and he must be ready to answer for his crimes against workers. “The NLC can assure Ibikunle Amosun that we will continue to engage him even after he would have been sworn in as a Senator in Abuja. “We wish to state that we unequivocally stand with the press statement recently released by our state council on this issue. “We urge all our state councils especially those from the contiguous states to Ogun State – Lagos, Oyo, Osun states who are already fully mobilised for the protest not to be sacred one bit by the threats by Governor Ibikunle Amosun. We have dared and won worse tyrants,” Wabba said. https://www.google.com/amp/s/punchng.com/we-must-rescue-ogun-workers-from-amosun-nlc-president/amp/ |
Hope this will not be used for the posting of fake results |
This is disastrious |
It is becoming more interestingly hilarious |
It is becoming interesting. |
fp loading. if you know, you know |
new dawn in the judiciary |
They are singing another song now |
whatever suits your land is what you should plant there. |
kaen1317:Ganduje is a sitting governor and he still enjoy constitutional immunity for now. Whatever you may wish to be done to him will still wait till he vacates office. |
kahal29:Don't mind the paid editorial. Unusual problem requires unusual solution. When cjn personally wrote and admitted that he forgot to declare millions starched away in his accounts, they didn't write editorial to condemn his continue stay as cjn. They didn't tell him that sitting on top of the judiciary that is trying him is like acting judge in his own case. They didn't write their useless paid epistle to compel him to honourably vacate office, but when PMB now wield the big stick they are now crying wolf where there is none. |
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