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BitmapStudios:Yes o,Lala too don join the bad gang..Awon blogger blogger..Lol.. |
The Attorney-General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami (SAN), has said that he has the constitutional power to withdraw any criminal corruption case. He said this while speaking on the withdrawal of the N25bn fraud case against Gombe lawmaker, Senator Danjuma Goje. Malami was attempting to clear the air on why he was yet to prosecute any corruption case rather; he has been withdrawing cases during his five years in office as AGF. SaharaReporters had exclusively reported that Goje was asked by the Presidency to step down from the race for the President of the Senate in 2019 in exchange for the quashing of his corruption case when he was governor between 2003 and 2011. In a statement by Malami’s spokesperson, Dr Umar Gwandu, the AGF claimed that the case against Goje was weak and had to be withdrawn. He said, “As to the allegation of withdrawal of the corruption case of N25bn against former Gombe State governor, Senator Danjuma Goje; the first point of correction is that the AGF did not withdraw the case. “The EFCC had filed 21 charges of N8bn against Senator Goje and had been prosecuting same for over eight years without the AGF’s interference but after a no case submission filed by Senator Goje, 19 of the 21 counts making up the N8bn were struck out by the court leaving only two counts bordering on the manner in which the sale of some old buses belonging to Gombe State Transport Company between 2003 and 2011 were handled under the watch of Goje. “It was the last two counts that the AGF thoroughly reviewed in 2019 and having found no prima facie case, withdrew in exercise of his constitutional power pursuant to Section 174 of the 1999 Constitution.” http://saharareporters.com/2020/02/01/i%E2%80%99ve-constitutional-power-withdraw-any-case-malami-says-reaction-dropping-goje%E2%80%99s-n25bn?fbclid=IwAR2ElWpTgXXX3629VpNiVqbXBBK_L-1YKU1CBFJdQOyaa-plzfiVZNEiAEQ |
solmus:And did Ajimobi paid the 18,000 naira minimum wage?If you tell me he paid na Ogun go cut off your mouth.. |
Breaking..Nigeria added to the list of countries in the Trump travel Ban..It is a Sai Baba something |
Kayamata Pastor.. ![]() |
BitmapStudios:Brother mi,Remember one song "see brother,brother wey mumu"..see brother..brother wey no get sense"..Na him them suppose sing that song for..Cos he is a Mumu Man.. |
moscobabs:That one that already got a secret pardon by the last administration in Oyo state..she is the daughter of a highly placed Archbishop.. Haliru's case we are talking about went fast and smooth 3years because of the fact that the victim is the son of a VVIP..The son of a former PDP chairman.we have people who's case are still being tried for over 15years..Shioor! |
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Trump says he does not want Bolton to testify because it is national security risk..As in how can one person say something as stupid as that?But when Hilary testified in public over Bengazi and her emails it wasnt national security then despite the fact that Hilary was in a much more recognised position than Bolton..Lol
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LordReed:You dey mind the mumu's..very mummish set of people. |
LordReed:They really dont care a bit..their hypocrisy is nauseating.. |
In the Obama era, Republicans were hair-on-fire obsessed deficits, budgets, and spending levels. Now, Donald Trump is asking wealthy donors at Mar-a-Lago, "Who the hell cares about the budget? |
The behaviour of an average Nigerian boss..small power like this them go dey behave like Buhari... OP even addressed her with "MA".yet she is doing as if she is the wife of the president.. Nonsense |
LordReed:You should stop quoting that mad person..His fellow trumpsters sef know he has a brain touch.. |
The Mad person don come again.. ![]() |
I dont understand..why are the prison officials allowing him to even put on that Tag? |
czarr:Me sef no trust am sef..on top say make she come chop..na by force..Bad guy..lol |
The President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), has hinted at handing over to his successor quietly. He also declared that as a beneficiary of a free and fair election in the country, he would bequeath the same to his successor and the nation in 2023. Buhari, according to a statement by one of his spokesmen, Mallam Garba Shehu, spoke at a dinner with members of the legal team for the 2019 presidential election petition on Thursday in Abuja. The president told the legal team that he was already looking forward to a peaceful hand over in 2023, stressing that he was morally bound to fulfill that wish. “Morally, I want to have a clear conscience. I swore by the Holy Book that I will abide by the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. “I will continue to do my best and I hope that by 2023, I can hand over quietly to whoever succeeds me and I wish him the best of luck,” he said. The retired general recounted that the turnout of Nigerians during his presidential campaigns to the 36 states of the federation in 2019 convinced him that his re-election was not a fluke. “The number of people that turned out in every state across the country was more than anybody can buy or force. “This gave me so much confidence and the election proved that with the votes I got. “That is why I insist that elections must be free and fair because I am a clear successor to a free and fair election,” he said. The president added that the legal team’s enormous contributions had affirmed the rule of law and further entrenched democratic governance in Nigeria. “This legal team is an assemblage of some of the most scholarly legal teams ever assembled in this country. “I must note that the aforesaid legal successes recorded through your excellence have assisted me in fulfilling this government’s desire for a better Nigeria,” he said. https://punchng.com/2023-buhari-hints-at-handing-over-quietly-to-successor/?fbclid=IwAR0GC5_CnBsU7bmH4zDLS2fgwJcKIRd5i0ZgH_KrmI6TsY9s1o-alWvswFA |
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