₦airaland Forum

Chubhie:
Just pray a temptation beyond what your capacitor can carry doesn't come your way. We all have limits as human beings.

Chubhie:
The spirit is willing but the flesh is weak.

Joy1706:
These naija men are not loyal abeg. They don't deserve any loyalty from their women. If your husband can't do, abeg get yourself a side guy and hump away. Or kukuma divorce him n get urself another man. It's allowed.

Buh if ur husband is one of the exceptional few, stick with him n help him. If he's not, no dull yourself abeg

Chubhie:
Or maybe, the evil spirit on the was too strong for the pastor and decided to teach the pastor an embarrassing life lesson.

It was also reported that Ohuama had earlier
prophesied to the girl's parents three days before
the incident that she had an evil spirit that was
tormenting her and he had to conduct a special
prayer for her at the programme.

kokoranking:
She buy jedi hor d man ni

ojibwa:
abeg tell us the remedy instead of u guys to suggest solutions to ur fellow man.u are here critisizing the girls. ladies shine ur eyes 50% of men are impotent. zero sex peeformance. they can get u pregnant bt thier pencil no dey stand.

By Dayo Johnson
Akure- A 28-year-old man, Bayo Odunayo, who allegedly raped a girl, aged 14, has been docked before a Chief Magistrate’s Court in Ondo town for rape and attempted suicide.
Bayo, who was docked at Court 1 in Ondo town, Ondo West Local Government Area, is facing a two-count charge of sexual assault and murder.
Police prosecution witness, Sergeant Olagbayi Bernard, said the accused did unlawfully have canal knowledge of a 14-year-old girl at Bolorunduro in Bolorunduro Magisterial District, at about 2p.m. on July 31.
Olagbayi added that the accused, on August 2, at about 1p.m. at the Nigeria Police Station cell, Bolorunduro Division in the magisterial district, did attempt to kill himself by using a long sleeve shirt to hang himself to the ceiling in the cell and, thereby, committed another offence.
The offence, according to him, is contrary to and punishable under Sections 218 and 327 of the Criminal Code Cap 37Vol1 Laws of Ondo State of Nigeria, 2006.
However, the accused person after listening to the charge, pleaded not guilty.
The police prosecutor presented three witnesses before the court, including the parent of the victim and the victim.
Chief Magistrate Gbenga Awodeyi, in his ruling, transferred the case to the Chief Magistrate Court at Bolorunduro, Ondo East Local Government Area of the state for proper prosecution and adjour-ned the case till August 12.

lalasticlala

“I bought him drugs to correct his sexual weakness but he refused to take them.

tolexy007:
it is clear that plpp like u hate d truth, fyn PDP is corrupt, but tell me is plpp like Atiku. Amechi, kwakwaso nt among d same PDP member dat put dis country into dis present situation? y can't buhari probe dem too? if he really want to return all our stolen fund. but hatred and sentiment will nt allow plpp to reason with fayose

“Mr. President and his men should know that
these planned efforts to brand PDP as a party of
corrupt people and suppress the giant strides of the Jonathan administration won’t work because Nigerians know that APC is peopled with more corrupt people and the President must treat the issue of corruption without looking at political parties.”

Oziohindase:
He purposely killed the lady coz she is beautiful n can easily meet n marry a more responsible man than him, but let me ask, if not the brindness of LOVE, hw culd this lady get married 2 such monster like Morufu in the 1st place?, this world is getting 2 an end.........

A Federal High Court in Abuja Wednesday rejected a complaint by Senate President, Bukola Saraki against a suit seeking to sack him and other principal officers of the Senate elected under the controversial Senate Standing Orders 2015.

His lawyer, Sikiru Oke told the court that he appeared for the Senate President “in protest” and has not filed “memorandum of appearance” which must be filed before a lawyer could enter appearance for a party in a case.

The proceedings were in relation to a suit marked: FHC/ABJ/CS/651/2015 filed by senators who are opposed to the emergence of Saraki as the Senate President.

They are Senators Abu Ibrahim, Kabir Marafa, Ajayi Boroffice, Olugbenga Ashafa and Suleiman Hunkuni. Defendants to the suit are Saraki, Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu; the National Assembly, the Clerks of the National Assembly and the Senate.

The plaintiffs seek among other prayers and order nullifying the Senate Standing Orders 2015 as well as the election of Saraki as the Senate President and that of Ike Ekweremadu as the Deputy Senate President, ‎for being products of the alleged illegal rules.

Justice Gabriel Kolawole had at the last hearing in the case, (July 28, 2015) adjourned the case to Wednesday for the hearing of the plaintiffs’ motion on notice seeking an order restraining Saraki and other defendants from going ahead to constitute the standing committees of the Senate pending when their suit challenging the validity of the Senate Standing Orders 2015 is determined.

Oke contended that court processes in the case were served on his office instead of being served personally served on his client, as prescribed the Federal High Court Rules 2009.

Plaintiffs’ lawyer, Dele Adesina (SAN), in a counter argument, contended that there are obligatory provisions of the same court rules which envisages and validates service on Saraki through his office.

Adesina also argued that Oke could not be heard since he had yet to file memorandum of appearance to appear for the first defendant (Saraki).

Ruling, Justice Kolawole upheld Adesina’s position and disqualified Oke from appearing for Saraki during the proceedings.He directed that the case be transferred to another judge, Justice Adeniyi Ademola, who will take over as the vacation judge of the Federal High Court in Abuja on August 10. He adjourned to August 13.

Justice Kolawole had, in a ruling on July 28, dismissed an ex parte application by the plaintiffs in which they had earlier sought the restraining order against the constitution of the senate standing committees.

In the ruling, Justice Kolawole said the disputes arising from the alleged forgery of the Senate Standing Orders constituted internal legislative affair of the Senate which the court would not want to intervene in.

lalasticlala

It was learnt that the 35-year-old welder
repeatedly hit the wife’s head with an iron until she gave up the ghost.
He was said to have sprayed cement on her face and fled the neighbourhood, leaving her in a pool of blood.

It was alleged that Ajayi used the money to buy clothes for himself and spend the rest on other things.

Islie:

Criminals aren't written on faces nah

Detectives attached to Delta State Police Command have commenced investigation into the circumstances that led to the death of one Iriguvwedo Joshua by his landlord, Mr. Blessing Omasehe.

It was gathered that Joshua, until his death, was a driver and machine operator at a water factory situated around Aziza Junction, along Warri-Sapele Road. He was alleged to have died as a result of wounds he sustained from the attack at his residence at Chinkelly Street, Ekpan in Uvwie Local Government Area of the state.

Reacting to the tragedy, the deceased elder brother, Abraham Iriguvwedo, on Tuesday, told journalists that the deceased was killed by his landlord with a cutlass on Friday over a misunderstanding relating to a quit notice served on him by the landlord, although his rent was yet to expire.

Abraham further stated that he got a call at about 11:30 pm on Friday from the deceased’s girlfriend, who told him that his brother bled to death.

He noted that his brother had earlier in the day engaged in a fight with his landlord over an extension attached to his one-bedroom apartment, which was resolved when the deceased fled the house, only to be hacked to death upon his arrival in the evening to pick up some clothing.

A source in Ekpan police station, who confirmed the arrest of the landlord and his wife, said the couple would soon be transferred to the state police headquarters for further investigation.

ohenhen1:
Rubbish, only in Nigeria that a judge will try to stop the police from doing their job.

Justice Kolawole, while ruling on the plaintiff’s ex-parte application on July 27 ordered the
Inspector-General of Police, Mr. Solomon Arase, and the Attorney-General of the Federation to appear in court on Tuesday to show cause why they should not be restrained from taking any further step on the investigation.

agoadiv:
lol.. Dat because u do copy n paste threads abt happenings in de country... I lie?