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SarkinYarki:Shaky hands at 66 |
GardenOfGod:Yes they do. They have their office there so they are under USA law. It is like saying that a university that expel a student cannot be summon by the student through a competent law court in their jurisdiction. There are process of escalating unresolved issues. In most association, it is wrong for members to sue the body to court without due process. Due process involves first filling the case within the body. It is only when it was not resolved that you can take the matter to the law court. And if you lose in that court, you will be fine for wasting the time of the body. If the plaintiff of which siasia is now wins, FIFA will pay for all damages |
Akachai2030:Chief we no dey English class for you to point out grammar. I expected you to complete the sentence mentally. I need a laptop but I cannot be coming online to see half specs from different seller for me to contact all. Just drop all the necessary info and if I am interested I contact you. This will save me and many others in my shoes the stress of contacting many sellers only to find out that the specs is not with the price. My explanation is simple enough to understand my point. Thanks |
A United States court has issued a summons with a 21-day ultimatum to the world football body, FIFA, to respond to Samson Siasia’s suit challenging his coach licence ban and indictment for bribery. PREMIUM TIMES obtained a copy of the summons issued on August 5, 2021 by the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York. FIFA has to file its response to the suit and serve its answer on the former Nigerian Super Eagles coach within 21 days of being served with the summons, the court clerk, S. James, who signed the document, stated. “A lawsuit has been filed against you,” the summons’ opening reads, as the document explains further that FIFA would have been entitled to 60 days to respond to the suit if it were to be the U.S. government, its agency, or employee. It warns that the consequence of failing to comply with the summons is that a default judgment, a sort of a walkover judicial victory, will be delivered in Siasia’s favour. ”The answer or motion must be served on the plaintiff or plaintiff’s attorney, whose name and address are: If you fail to respond, judgment by default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the complaint. “You also must file your answer or motion with the court.” Siasia’s suit PREMIUM TIMES reported that Siasia filed his suit at the U.S. court on August 2, 2021, to challenge FIFA’s ban on his coach licence and conviction for bribery. FIFA in its verdict published on August 16, 2019, FIFA, in addition to placing a lifetime ban on Siasia’s coach licence, imposed a monetary fine of 50,000 Swiss Francs on him. Following his appeal against the decision, a Court of Arbitration for Sports (CAS) panel, in its decision handed down on June 21, 2021, reduced the lifetime ban on his coach licence to five years, and dismissed the monetary fine. The CAS panel partially upheld the guilty verdict, attacking some fundamental aspects of FIFA’s verdict. It, for instance, described the lifetime ban with the monetary fine of 50,000 Swiss Francs imposed on Siasia by FIFA, as cruel and unusual punishment. TEXEM It added that the punishment was disproportionate to the offence of bribery. Still dissatisfied with the CAS panel’s decision, Siasia filed his suit at the U.S. court seeking an annulment of “the lifetime or any ban” on his coach licence. He also wants the court to order FIFA to make “global public retraction of guilty verdict of accepting bribe” handed down against him. Disturbed by the reputational and professional injury the FIFA’s verdict has caused him, Siasia also seeks “compensatory and punitive damages, attorneys’ fees and court costs” in respect of each of the four charges he raised against FIFA. Siasia’s travails Siasia’s travails started when he was approached by a match-fixer, Wilson Perumal, in 2010, offering him a job with an Australian club. In email conversations between the two of them, Perumal revealed how he intended to run the club fixing matches behind the scene without involving Siasia, who would only be expected to strictly face his job as the head coach. Despite the match-fixing clauses in the offer, Siasia accepted to play along. The email conversations quoted copiously in his suit, show Siasia agreeing to play along while also being cautious about a backlash it may bring. He proposed the monetary terms of the contract that parties had to agree to for him to take up the job. “Am I going to pay taxes on this amount if agreed and what about signing on fees, and car?” Siasia asked. “Also need to know about flight tickets for me and my family. I will be waiting for your soonest response because I have other offers I am looking at,” Siasia added in one of the correspondences. At the end of the 33 emails exchanged between them on the matter, the contract failed to come to fruition due to the inability of the parties to agree on all the terms proposed by Siasia. Perumal was later reported to have been arrested by the police in Finland and convicted of bribery and conspiracy to match-fixing. While cooperating with Finnish prosecutors, Perumal turned over his electronic devices containing contact names and email and text communication to the authorities. Finnish authorities then turned over the cache of information to FIFA which then went on to convict Siasia based on the email communication between him and Perumal. In FIFA’s verdict handed down at the end of the trial, Mr Siasia, who had at different times handled various Nigerian national teams, was barred from coaching for life. But the coach licence ban was reduced to a five-year ban and his initial 50,000 Swiss Francs fine totally reversed. Siasia’s grievances against FIFA Siasia, through his team of lawyers led by Nitor Egbarin, filed his suit to challenge the trial on the bribery charge and the life-ban, as well as the subsequent five-year ban imposed on him. In his suit, he accuses FIFA of committing four principal breaches in arriving at its decision in August 2019. The four charges raised by Siasia are: violation of his procedural rights, a breach of his property right as a U.S. citizen, infliction of emotional distress on him, and negligence. He says he was not aware of the bribery charge investigated by FIFA until the verdict imposing a life ban on him was published on August 16, 2019. He explains that as someone using numerous email accounts, he did not have any cause to check the email which FIFA claimed to have sent the bribery charge to, to enable him to appear to defend himself during the investigations. “FIFA convicted Siasia for bribery without giving him an opportunity to confront and cross examine adverse witnesses,” the court document reads in part. Besides FIFA’s alleged failure to give adequate notice of the charge of bribery, Siasia says the world football body also failed to properly investigate the bribery charge. His lawyers argue further that FIFA convicted Siasia of bribery “based on grossly insufficient evidence, consisting exclusively of emails which the creators or recipients never explained to FIFA”. In addition, he accuses FIFA of “improperly charging a crime of commercial bribery which is non-existent in the place the acts occurred.” This, he explains, is because Atlanta, Georgia, his place of residence in the U.S., does not criminalise commercial bribery even if the evidence supporting it exists. He adds that FIFA, in convicting him, and CAS in partially upholding the world football body’s verdict, only relied on Swiss Bribery law encoded in Article 11 of the FIFA Code of Ethics (FCE) 2009, which he argues is not applicable in Atlanta, Georgia. Questioning the power of FIFA, a non-governmental body created under the laws of Switzerland and having its principal place of business at Hitziweg, to investigate crime, Siasia says only the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) or Georgia State Police could investigate and bring charges of commercial bribery. He also questions FIFA’s power to bar him from using his coach licence issued by the U.S. Soccer Federation (USSF). USSF is a member of FIFA. https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/478191-coach-licence-ban-u-s-court-gives-fifa-21-days-to-respond-to-siasias-suit.html |
Akachai2030:We are living in a fast world. Not time to be calling every ads in NL for laptop..put up all the necessary details and serious buyers will contact you. Not after calling, the specs will be below expectations. The complain from.your end.will.be serious people are not contacting you |
Na wa o |
The problem with all these ads is that they will never specify the processor gen. I know they will be 4th gen |
Are they brand new |
LadyRosa:This is just me. Wonder if any lady will understand me like this. Almost every little description here first me well |
Basher8583:No point here |
Monogamy:WhatsApp chat to back up his confession |
Basher8583:This is even better than the one from your country. There is an adult with the child |
Only in Nigeria |
Deputy Commissioner of Police, Abba Kyari has been given until next week to publicly address the allegations level against him over his affiliation with the international fraudster, Hushpuppi. This is coming after the Federal Bureau of Investigations, FBI, pinned the DCP as an accomplice to Ramon 'Hushpuppi' Abbas involving a $1.1 million deal. According to reports gathered by Sahara Reporters through a competent source, the Inspector General of Police had a lengthy discussion on the case at hand with the FBI's representative on Friday. One of the sources said, "The FBI detectives left when he (IGP) went for Friday Juma'at prayers. The FBI personnel were insistent and had a long meeting with the IGP till the close of work. "Abba Kyari was given till next week to respond to allegations. The IGP agrees with them (FBI men) and assured that Kyari would not be assigned any new cases until the investigation was over." Another source added, "During the meeting, the FBI insisted that IG must issue a statement confirming that Abba Kyari had been indicted because of his earlier Facebook posting mocking the FBI investigation. "Kyari later took down the post but blocked the news media outlets that were critical of him." https://www.thenetnaija.com/posts/crime/88276-dcp-abba-kyari-faces-extradition-us-till-week-officially-address |
Very apt |
doggedfighter:To Yahoo boys |
Bola146:Turn table around, let's crusify the man. Na so |
Igbojihadist:The girl have a serious date. She is not sure if the guy she truly love will marry her. If the guy leaves her, she will come for you. That is why she is holding on to you. But if the guy proposed, she go accept. You are in this for a reason. It is obvious you don't have boldness to woo other girls. That is why you are scared to move on. My advice is to go all out. woo as many girls as possible. One must accept you no mater what. It does not really matter if you are good in English or not. Just as your lack live, so many other girls out there are also in the same shoe |
lambszy:Record the lecture. Download video and audio and let him listen to them. But the writing part is a problem. Even if he understands the lecture audio and videos, putting them into writing is a must and most important |
More details about how the detained leader of the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu was arrested have emerged. Kanu’s lead defence counsel, Mr. Ifeanyi Ejiofor, on Friday night, confirmed that his client was arrested and detained for eight day by Kenya’s Special Police Force, before he was eventually handed over to their Nigerian counterpart. Ejiofor who made the disclosure shortly after his team were permitted by the Department of State Service, DSS, to have a meeting with Kanu, said his client was arrested in Kenya on June 18. In a statement he posted on his Facebook page, Ejiofor, said his client was tortured and subjected to various forms of inhuman treatment in Kenya, a situation he said worsened his health condition. The statement titled ‘Update on meeting with MNK today, 2nd July 2021’, read: “My Client – Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, was actually abducted by the accursed Kenya’s Special Police Force on the 18th of June 2021 at their International Airport, and consequently taken to an undisclosed residence under dehumanizing conditions. “He was tortured and subjected to all forms of inhuman treatment which worsened his health condition. “He was illegally detained for eight ( good DAYS in Kenya before being transfered to their Nigerian counterpart.“He was purportedly investigated on a bogus charge while in their custody, ostensibly, awaiting to be handed over after their findings proved him innocent of all the spurious allegations. “They later beckoned on their Nigerian Counterpart to take over. “Kenyan Government was deeply involved in the abduction, detention and ill-treatment of my client before the illegal handover to their Nigerian counterpart. “A scan of his heart showed that the heart has enlarged by 13% due to the dehumanizing treatment meted to him. “There will be need for immediate proper medical examination and attention for him. “Mazi Nnamdi Kanu conveyed his goodwill message to all IPOB family members worldwide, and craved for your unrelentless prayers. “We are going back to the Court for the needful. Other details cannot be entertained here. “His fortified legal team will address these infractions at the proper forum as we progress. Other details on our legal strategy, may not be made public. “With Chukwuokike Abiama on our side, Victory is assured. For if God Almighty be for us, who can be against us?”. Ejiofor had earlier on Friday, revealed that the DSS had acceded to request by Kanu’s legal team to have audience with him. A post he made to that effect read: “Update. Thankfully, our effort is yielding the desired result, We have just received a communication approving Our visit to Our Client- Mazi Nnamdi Kanu. Shall keep the World posted on the outcome, immediately after the meeting, later in the Day. God is with Us”. The defence lawyer had in a series of posts he made on Thursday, vowed to go to court should the DSS decline application to allow Kanu to have access to his defence team. He equally hinted that Kanu would be applying to be transferred from DSS custody to a Correctional Center. “If at the close of work today, nothing is heard from Department of State Security Sevices, we will be returning back to Court for the needful.DSS custody shouldn’t be the appropriate custody to keep our client, because they are hostile not only to we lawyers but his relatives too. “As it stand today, we cannot verify the health status of Our Client Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, who has hitherto been on a daily medication. “It is most plausible, that following retriction placed on visiting him, he may have been subjected to all forms of inhuman treatments ranging from torture, roughhandling and threats, all targeted at extracting confessional statement from him. “The World is hereby placed on Notice that if anything happen to Our Client-Mazi Nnamdi Kanu who is presumably being subjected to these inhuman treatments. “The Nigeria Government will be held responsible. Our Client is inherently and Constitutionslly presumed innocent of all allegations against him, particularly now the Government has submitted to judicial process. “We still apply for calm from all corners as we expedite legal action”, Ejiofor stated. https://www.vanguardngr.com/2021/07/kanu-tortured-for-8-days-by-kenyas-special-police-lawyer-alleges/
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I am moved to write this technical article to refute and dispel the misinformation which Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed, put out there during his very combative attempt to explain the suspension he placed Twitter to the National Assembly. I could not believe my ears, what I heard from that man, Lai Mohammed, more so that a minister would make such a brazen inaccurate statement about a popular technology among Internet users. It is okay to not know, it is unforgivable to make factually WRONG technical statements. What that man said in that parliamentary hearing with bold face is a disservice to all the technically aware/savvy Nigerians. It was shameful no one in that room knew enough about the Virtual Private Network to correct him up front. I am going to try and explain VPN in its most basic form and its benefits to everyone that uses this technology, including our people, the Nigeria population. For the record, VPNs are very safe, all packets through it are ENCRYPTED and no one can intercept it, except the intended person at the destination point. Long before VPN became popular among ordinary users, it had been in use for many decades in corporations. The VPN is the tool by which employees in most institutions and corporations connect remotely to their home offices and process company’s information/data safely and securely. I suspect that the use of VPN will even get to be more popular in Nigeria because of the avoidable gaffe of the government banning Twitter. What is a VPN (Virtual Private Network)? It is the process or the technology which allows your data to go over an encrypted connection (tunnel) from your house or your smartphones/handsets to another point on the Internet, through a designated VPN server, which may probably be in another country, and then make its way onto the public Internet. The advantage of this encrypted connection is that your data has the IP address that is assigned to the other end of the tunnel, not your home<VPN IP: 172.30.50.1>. That means that when you connect to a web server, the IP address seen by the server is that of the VPN endpoint<VPN IP: 172.30.50.1>, not your home IP address. By doing this, the user is offered some PRIVACY. How does a VPN work? Here’s how it works for the user. A client (software) is launched to initiate a VPN connection through your VPN service. This software encrypts your data, and makes it invincible to even your Internet Service Provider (ISP). The VPN shields and protects your information when you use those coffee shop/airport/hotel Wi-Fis. The data then goes to the VPN Server, and from the VPN Server to your online destination. This could be anything from your bank website to a video sharing website to a search engine and the likes. The online destination sees your data as coming from the VPN server and its location, and not from your computer and your location. This is the standard, and this is how most people access the Internet, i.e. without the VPN. This type of connection has some flaws and your information can be pried open and be viewed and even altered by unintended persons. All of your data is out there in the open, and anyone who is interested can peek at what you’re sending. Just like most of us know, the internet is a collection of servers responsible for (a) storing websites and (b) serving the website information to anyone who has requested and wants to view them. Those servers do as a matter of design talk to each other all the time, including sharing your data with each other and to ultimately allow you to browse a requested page. If you are only interested in surfing the Internet, this is great, this may be all that you need, but it is not great for privacy. If it’s just a fun website that you’re looking at then, there may not be any need to worry about privacy. With this type of simple needs, it may not matter if someone sees your data. But if you are looking to access your banks for more complex transactions, your business emails, or some other online functions which carry sensitive information, then you need a VPN, and not just any VPN, you need a very secured VPN. When you use a VPN service, your data is encrypted. The data travels in encrypted format from your device (handsets/phones, laptops. desktop etc) to your ISP. From your ISP, it will then travel to the VPN server. The VPN server for the most part is a third-party equipment that connects you to the web or the Internet. The end-to-end provision helps to ensure: (1) the privacy of the user and it also (2) eradicate the data’s security problem. The destination site sees the VPN server <VPN IP: 172.30.50.1>as the traffic origin, not you. It makes it impossible for anyone to steal your information or even see it. This is because no one can (easily) identify you, or your computer as the source of the data, nor what you’re doing (what websites you’re visiting, what data you’re transferring, etc.). Your data is encrypted, so even if someone does look at what you’re sending, they only see encrypted information and not the raw data. What is not safe however is the Federal Government’s instituted NIN, where enormous power is given to the Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Isa Patanmi, a government functionary, who is acting in bad faith against the citizens of Nigeria. An unelected Patanmi ascribes the all-knowing power to himself, to do as he pleases with citizens’ data. Patanmi is the minister who has confessed to being terrorists’ sympathizer; in my view, such a person should never have been allowed to go near anyone’s information, let alone the personal information of every Nigerian. A very good VPN provides privacy and security and it is much safer than connecting to the web/Internet the traditional way. Please don’t believe what Minister Lai Mohammed said at the National Assembly. The VPN is safe and it helps protect the integrity of your data. The man doesn’t know what he is talking about. https://punchng.com/vpn-works-safe-does-not-expose-data/
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Ear wax was designed for situation like this. It is sticky hence the fly will die there. The ear canal has a way of cleaning itself. The skin in the ear canal grow outward pushing out any dirt trap by the wax. To quicken the removal, get any ear wax removal. Out some drops and allow it to drain out the ear. Never instill cotton buds into your ear |
mactoni91:This man na confused liar. First he said he took done his own app from Google play store. Now he is shouting his Instagram account has been taken down TOO. That shows that he did not take down the app himself |
sapientia:But know that they are working on how to block vpns in Nigeria https://nairametrics.com/2021/06/07/fg-denies-building-internet-firewall-in-nigeria/ |
mike272:Who be this |
seborrhic:Sentiment aside, the robbers came and greeted them. Enough time to get to know them. Baba invited them to his house. Maybe even aided them into politics. It is not out of place for the wife to recognise them as they must have dine together severally. That she did not mention name is because she does not want to disgrace Yoruba governor or senator |
Lalasticlala |
Following the ban in twitter by the federal government in Nigeria, Nigerian devices means to login to their favourite platform. One of the many means adopted to bypass this ban is the use of VPN. Among the list, express VPN saw an over 200 per cent download from Nigeria. It seems the federal government of Nigeria will stop at nothing to ban twitter with the recent move targeted at VPN providers in Nigeria. One of such is the ban of express VPN in Google app store. However, you can still download it from their website
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You won't get the kind of pity you wanted from NL because they are here to defend their kind. Truth is those boys don't have manners again. I remember my days in school. My neighbor will pick on me because I was the only male in the block that did not join him in his business. Eventually, his plus started to fail him when he broke one of their code. Came back to me begging for forgiveness. Took me to a bar and apologize with what I believe was his last kobo. He realised all those insult was bad when he was picking change from the street. Imagine if he continued to pick, the insult wound have continued |
Legalcriminal:If you follow this advise, you will never stop when you think. You will be hooked to it |
Kikiki |
He is still talented |

. When they decide to party, the subsequent days makes them really dull and want to 'rest'. Even during outings after few laughs and a drink with plenty water, next na to pick their car keys or flag down a taxi , time to go
Just let go please. She will see someone that will punish her somewhere else. Don't bother yourself, police wouldn't do anything.
good DAYS in Kenya before being transfered to their Nigerian counterpart.