₦airaland Forum

fergie001:
Yes

mrvitalis:
Lol u want to shift goal post abi

Your money for infrastructure can't be more than your credit facilities for your business community and u want growth

Anambra state is one of the few states in nigeria that's a shining light in every good index of human development

mrvitalis:
Are you aware South East had no slot in supreme Court? Are you aware South East had the lowest number of judges ?

mrvitalis:
$75 million dollars for SMEs
And $50 million dollars for nano businesses

But 1 trillion for road that can't break even
$1.2 billion for rail way that can never make profit


And you guys wonder why our GDP went from $565 billion to $252 billion?

You APC guys know nothing about economics

mrvitalis:
Give me example I dare you

mrvitalis:
Lamp dismantle the bridge, economic power of Onitsha is not tied to the bridge na

The bridge has zero economic benefits zero it's just a feel good project

Dismantle it we would buy ferry and ferry people and cars across... We are igbos na what's there

mrvitalis:
Wail that everyone got same slot?

I dare you name one thing or one time South East hasdemanded more than our fair share

I dare you

Seance:
Apc politricks

RenaissanceGuy:
And after that, she'll become the president. Claaaaaaap for yourself please! Shameless analysis.

mrvitalis:
There is a slot per zone, there is a minimum amount per zone they are just replacing people from the zone

fergie001:
Everything is done by quota.
Before Tinubu entered, the SE had no Judge in the SC.. So three (one from each of Ebonyi, Abia & Imo States) balanced the slot. Every Zone should have at least 3 in the SC.

It is usual for their vacancies to be filled at the Appeal Court level. Every State must have at least two judges at the Appeal Court. Whilst we were at it, we lost two SE Appeal Court Judges (one from Enugu and another from Imo), so the slots are been filled according to the States.

A Kano State High Court presided over by Justice Usman Mallam Na’Abba has vacated its earlier order affirming the suspension of Abdullahi Ganduje as National Chairman of the All Progressive Congress, APC.

Recall that one Haladu Gwanjo and Laminu Sani Barguma who claimed to be the Chairman and Secretary of the APC at Ganduje Ward in Dawakin Tofa Local Government Area of the state had secured an order suspending Mr Ganduje as the chairman of the party.

Justice Na’Abba however vacated his earlier order upon reading a Motion Ex-Parte together with 27 paragraph affidavit in support and a written address dated April 22, sworn to by one Glory Adah, a litigation secretary in the 4th respondent solicitors law firm.

“And after hearing, Mr. L. O. Oyewo Esq, with A. Falana Esq and J. Essiet Esq counsel’s of the 4th Respondent/Applicant, an order of interim injunction is hereby granted,” he said.

“The Interim injunction order is for staying of the execution of the order of interim injunction contained in the ruling of the court delivered on the April 17, directing parties to maintain status qou ante on April 15 in relation to the suspension of the 4th respondent/applicant from the 1st respondent by the Ganduje Ward Executive Committee pending the hearing and determination of the 4th respondent/applicant Motion on Notice,” the latest order read.

The judge then adjourned to April 30 for hearing.

helinues:
Atiku is cooking something as usual

Dino still dey do gum body.

vanitybutiwanti:
not possible

longetivity:
Let's celebrate with 50 yrs old whisky

Justice Eberechi Suzzette Nyesom-Wike from Rivers Judicial Council is on the list of priority nominees sent to the Federal Judicial Council Commission.

The President of the Court of Appeal, Hon. Justice M.B Dongban-Mensem has requested the appointment of 22 new Justices to the Court of Appeal, which include the wife of Nyesom Wike, the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory.

Justice Eberechi Suzzette Nyesom-Wike from Rivers Judicial Council is on the list of priority nominees sent to the Federal Judicial Council Commission.

This follows the creation of vacancies by the elevation and retirement of some Justices of the Court of Appeal.

SaharaReporters learnt that the Federal Judicial Service Commission at its 92nd Meeting held on March 27, 2024, considered the Judges nominated by judicial officers of superior courts in Nigeria.

Eighty-nine names were forwarded by the President of the Court of Appeal to the Commission, urging the approval of 22 out of the 89 candidates for onward transmission to the National Judicial Council for consideration and appointment as Justices of the Court of Appeal.

SaharaReporters learnt that members of the Federal Judicial Service Commission have advised the National Judicial Council to nominate the following 22 persons as their priority for appointment as Justice of the Court of Appeal.

Justice Olukayode Ariwoola is the head of both the FJSC and the National Judicial Council.

In 2022, Ariwoola attended a dinner held in his honour in Port Harcourt by the Rivers State Government under then-Governor Nyesom Wike.

Ariwoola backed his kinsman and Oyo State Governor, Seyi Makinde, for his membership of the G5.

The G5 comprised five aggrieved Peoples Democratic Party governors - Wike, then-Benue State Governor, Samuel Ortom, then-Abia State Governor, Okezie Ikpeazu, Seyi Makinde of Oyo State and then-Enugu Governor, Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi.

The aggrieved governor called for fairness in the PDP, insisting that the then-National Chairman of the party, Senator Iyorcha Ayu, must step down to pave the way for someone from the South to succeed him, since the party’s presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, hails from the North.

“That is why we should not be scared to have these men of the integrity group. And I am happy that my own governor is among them because he would try to imitate his friend and in-law because we came here to marry for my governor.

“So, Governor Wike will always threaten that he will call back his sister if my governor fails to play ball. That is why you see him following his Excellency (Wike) because my governor is afraid of his wife being recalled,” he had said.

The nominees on the priority list as obtained by SaharaReporters for North-Central are as follows: Hon. Justice Polycarp Tema Kwahar, Benue; Hon. Justice Ruqayat Oremei Ayoola, Kogi; Hon. Justice Eneche Eleojo, Kogi; Hon. Justice Asma'u Akanbi-Yusuf, Kwara; Hon. Justice Abdullahi Muhammad Liman, Nasarawa; Hon. Justice Abdu Dogo, FCT

The nominee for North-East is Hon. Justice Fadawu Umaru, Borno.

North-West: Hon. Justice Ishaq Mohammed Sani; Kaduna; Hon Justice Zainab Bage Abubakar, Kebbi; Hon. Justice Abdulazeez M. Anka, Zamfara.

South-East: Hon. Justice Nnamdi Okwy Dimgba, Abia; Hon. Justice Victoria Toochukwu Nwoye, Anambra; Hon. Justice Henry Aja-Onu Njoku, Ebonyi; Hon. Justice Donatus Uwnezuoke Okorowo, Enugu and Hon. Justice Ngozika N. Okaisabor, Imo.

South-South:

Hon. Justice Ntong Festus Ntong -Akwa Ibom

Hon. Justice Nehizena Idemudia Afolabi -Edo

Hon. Justice Eberechi Suzzette Nyesom-Wike - Rivers

South-West

Hon. Justice Lateef Babajide Lawal-Akapo - Lagos

Hon. Justice Abiodun Azeem Akinyemi - Ogun

Hon. Justice Oyewumi Oyejoju Oyebiola - Oyo

4. Hon. Justice Bayo Ademola Taiwo - Oyo

The nominees on the reserve list are as follows:

North-Central

Hon. Justice Dorcas Venenge Agishi - Benue

Hon. Justice Dr. Folajobi Ajayi - Kogi

Hon. Justice Adamu Yahaya - Kogi

Hon. Justice Toyin Bolaji Adegoke - Kwara

Hon. Justice Rose Godwin Soji - Nasarawa

Hon. Justice Jacob Azi Atsem - Plateau

North-East

Hon, Justice Abdulhameed Mohammed Yakubu – Gombe

North-West

Hon. Justice Isa Aliyu - Kaduna

Hon. Justice Bello Ladan Raha - Kebbi

Hon. Justice Bello Mohammed Shinkafi - Zamfara

South-East

Hon. Justice Ory Zit-Ikeorha- Abia

Hon. Justice Obiora Atuegwu Egwuatu -Anambra

Hon. Justice Uwabunkeonye Onwosi - Ebonyi

Hon, Justice Chukwujckwu Joseph Aneke - Enugu

Hon. Justice Chikere Annie Ononeje-Madu - Imo

South-South

Hon. Justice Augustine Dominic Odokwo -Akwa Ibom

Hon. Justice Abua Elias Ojie - Cross River

Hon. Justice Victor Oziegbe Aghabue Oviawe - Edo

South-West

Hon. Justice Ogunjobi O. Olukayode - Lagos

Hon. Justice James Kolawole Omotosho – Ogun

Hon. Justice Mojeed Oladimeji Ishola - Oyo

Hon. Justice Olukayode Adegbola Adeniyi - Oyo

The document signed by the Chief Justice of Nigeria and Chairman of the Federal Judicial Service Commission, Justice Olukayode Ariwoola on August 2, 2024, said, “Members of the National Judicial Council are hereby invited in line with Paragraph 21(a)) of Part I to the Third Schedule of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 (as amended), to recommend to the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, the appointment of twenty-two (22) candidates listed in the priority list as Justices of the Court of Appeal.”

mrvitalis:
There is no benefit of the second niger bridge to igbos... That's a feel good project with no impact zero impact

mrvitalis:
Since 2015 Nigerians have had 50% of their wealth whipped out by APC as shown by our GDP and you are here talking that Nigerians have benefited more from APC?

How do too guys say this thing with a straight face

Which infrastructure are you talking about the ones that u borrowed money to increase our recurrent expenditure?

Name one infrastructure APC did that can break even

Freestar:
So what is the difference between what you described and state police?

mrvitalis:
What exactly is the good thing that has come from APC name one

You want a president who has ultimate power to control police, so that only people from a region would control police?

So that people who refused to go to school controlling police would affect my state bases on their incompetence?

A governor has limited power,

In fact you can still have state Police, controlled by the federal police commission while everyone serve in their state funded by the state government

mrvitalis:
No wonder u support APC

mrvitalis:
But we are ripped for federal police? Where tribalism n religious sentiments is used to promote officers leading to the poor performance of the force?

If your state Is not ready for state Police good and fine we are not equal but dont stand in the way of States who wants it

The argument of governors using them to witch hunt is baseless we have seen president, ministers use them to witch hunt... If anything it weakens the already too powerful president which is good

BeardedMeat:
Oh C'mon Garfield! Figure it out for yourself. It's simple.

BeardedMeat:
Dry bones shall rise again.

VinnyBaba:
Rumble in the Jungle.

This Northern Disunity in APC will Crumble or Disintegrate the Party.

FiftyFifty:
Tafawa Balewa LGA has 3 major towns, Lere, Bununu, and T/Balewa. Both Lere and Bununu are Muslim majority towns while T/Balewa is a Christian majority. Sayawa, Jarawa, and Fulani are among its major tribes. Overall, there are more Muslims than Christians in the whole of the Local Government. Same thing with Dass, the neighbouring LGA but with Jarawa than other tribes. Both Bindow and Nyako are Fulanis so also Nyako's wife Justice Binta. Suntai too was Fulani, infact his full name was Danbaba Dan-Fulani Suntai from Suntai in Bali LGA of Taraba State. Yaris is Hausa from T/Mafara, Yarima looks Fulani, I'm not sure. But then identifying who is Hausa and who is Fulani especially in the North West is not always easy. There has been an intertribal marriage between the two tribes for centuries. Hausas are typically dark and short while Fulanis are typically tall and fair. This is the general rule but like every general rule there's always an exception.

ejimatic:
. Jonathan wanted to run again having been cleared by a court of law. Please remind us a law or a judgement that has vacated the possibility of contesting twice if you finish another person's tenure.