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Goodboiyy:mumu which one be half sobo? u no even know who u bi yeye dey smell |
kevinberry:such an empty head youre very pathetic a miserable bini boy mullatoclaro here was callin for ethnic cleansin of his family and u his fellow oaf is here talkin abt insult i dnt blame any of u maggots |
coolitempa:i think youre a very stupid fellow you and your type are the thieves calculating what to steal if there is unrest |
Fernandowski: |
mulattoclaro:lol hustler how market nah bini boys no dey carry last |
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CRIME AND PUNISHMENT......DOSTOEVSKY HARRY POTTER....JK ROLLINGS |
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MUCH ADO |
Saraki lacks constitutional right to summon PS – Senator JULY 12, 2015 The Senator representing Zamfara Central Senatorial District, Kabir Marafa, said on Sunday that the Senate President lacked both moral and constitutional rights to summon the Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Finance, for briefing on the state of the economy. Marafa, the spokesperson for the Senate Unity Forum, who stated this in a statement issued in Abuja, noted that since Saraki had allegedly violated some sections of the constitution to emerge as senate president on June 9, he cannot accuse another person of committing the same offence he had committed. Our correspondent had reported that the decision of the Permanent Secretary of the Federal Ministry of Finance and other top officials to decline an invitation extended to them by the leadership of the National Assembly for a briefing on the state of the nation’s economy last week was currently brewing a major face-off between the two arms of government. Our correspondent had also reported that the Chief of Staff to the Senate President, Senator Issa Galaudu, and the Clerk to the National Assembly, Alhaji Salisu Maikasuwa, wrote separate letters to the permanent secretary but were both allegedly ignored. The permanent secretary, according to sources close to the leadership of the Senate, was said to have shunned the meeting because there was no clearance from the Presidency to honour the briefing. The Clerk’s letter, which was copied the Head of Service of the Federation and obtained by our correspondent read, “I refer to our letter Ref. No. NASS/S//SP/ COS/CORRP/15/1/06 of June 29, 2015 on the above subject matter and your text message of July 7, 2015, to the Chief of Staff to the Senate President, signifying your inability to honour the invitation. “Your action is a deliberate violation of the provisions of Section 67(2) of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999( as amended). “You are, therefore, requested to appear before the Senate Leadership as contained in your aforementioned letter on Wednesday July 8, 2015 at 2.00pm prompt. “The third letter to the Permanent Secretary, which also insisted on the importance of the meeting, was written by the Chief of Staff to the Senate President. Galaudu’s letter, which was dated July 8, with reference number, NASS /8 th /S/SP/COS/ CORRP/15/2/07, states, ‘Please note that your text message of yesterday, Tuesday, July 7, 2015, which I received by hours of 20:02 pm, suggesting that you would not make today’s meeting, is unacceptable.’ “This is an affront to the President of the Senate and its leadership. The provision of Section 67(2) of the 1999 Constitution (as amended), is very clear and unambiguous in this regard. Hence, you do not need the permission of any official before you attend or appear before the Senate. “Consequently, I have the instructions of the President of the Senate and leadership that you do spear before them on the date and time earlier communicated to you, Wednesday, July 8, 2015 by 11am prompt. It is my belief that you will comply unconditionally.” Investigations by our correspondent further revealed that the the Permanent Secretary had yet to appear before the senate leadership nor responded to the letters from both the National Assembly management and the office of the Senate President. But Marafa, in his statement, accused Saraki of violating the same constitution which he claimed the permanent secretary had run foul of. The senator said, “I read with open-mouth amazement, the letter written by both the Chief of Staff to the Senate President and that of the Clerk to the National Assembly on the refusal or inability of a government functionary to honour the invitation of the leadership of the senate. “They were saying the refusal violates section 67(2) of the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Can somebody please tell them that they are guilty of similar, if not higher, offence? “They, infact, not only violated the constitution to ascend to the Senate leadership, they murdered it !” www.punchng.com/news/saraki-lacks-constitutional-right-to-summon-ps-senator/ |
APC denies involvement in police takeover of Rivers councils JULY 12, 2015 : CHUKWUDI The All Progressives Congress in Rivers State has dismissed claims by the Peoples Democratic Party that it (APC) is behind the takeover of local government secretariats in the state by the Police. Rivers APC Chairman, Dr. Davies Ibiamu Ikanya, said in a statement issued on Sunday in Port Harcourt, that the allegation against his party was baseless, watery and without any foundation. Ikanya explained that the APC was not a lawless party like the PDP, insisting that his party has no hand in the occupation of the council secretariats by the police. “The accusation is watery, baseless and without foundation. APC as a party has nothing to do with the Police takeover of the LG Secretariats in Rivers State. “We are not a lawless party like PDP that used the Police and other security organs to make the state virtually ungovernable during their time in power at the centre,” the state APC chairman said. According to Ikanya, the APC has always been known as a party that respects and advocates strict adherence to the rule of law. He said, “There is no way the APC will suddenly turn around to do otherwise. The memory of how the lawless PDP-led Federal Government under the watch of Dr. Goodluck Jonathan used the police to harass, intimidate and hound the then Governor Rotimi Amaechi and APC leaders in Rivers State remains ever fresh. “PDP leaders in the state clapped and danced when their leader, Chief Nyesom Wike, murdered the rule of law through the infamous CP Joseph Mbu. He (Mbu) heartlessly dispersed 13,000 teachers who gathered to receive their employment letters, aided the five renegade lawmakers to attempt the impeachment of the then Speaker of the Rivers State House of Assembly. “Having unequivocally condemned such excesses, there is no way we as a party could possibly turn around to instigate the police under the new, law- abiding administration of President Muhammadu Buhari, to walk the path of infamy as was the case during the discredited Jonathan administration. “In any case, even if we haboured such thoughts, it wouldn’t have been possible to execute it under the present dispensation as the President Buhari administration is not running a lawless government as was the case during the time of Dr. Jonathan and could not have directed the police to embark upon any illegal act.” He, however, restated his party’s rejection of the order by the Federal High Court, Port Harcourt, sacking the 22 LG Chairmen elected during the Amaechi era. Ikanya stated that the state APC would follow constitutionally approved judicial processes to seek justice in the matter. He commended the police for acting promptly to forestall the breakdown of law and order, following Justice Akanbi’s unpopular judgement vowing to do everything lawful to ensure that the sacked council chairmen were not humiliated out of office. Meanwhile, security operatives that had been at various local government secretariats in the state have vacate the places. It was gathered that the vacation of the council secretariats was on the orders of the Inspector General of Police, Mr. Solomon Arase. It was also learnt that the State Governor, Chief Nyesom Wike, had earlier spoken with the IGP on the matter before an order was given for policemen to leave the council secretariats. www.punchng.com/news/apc-denies-involvement-in-police-takeover-of-rivers-councils/ |
SHOO WHO UNA HELP? |
DO AS SHE SAYS |
YES AND AL SHABBAB AND ISIS AND AL QAEDA AND AQIM AND AL QAEDA IN ARABIC PENISULAR. DELUDED PEOPLE WITH THEIR DAMNED RELIGION |
SUCH A BANAL NONDESCRIPT MEDIOCRE THREAD SEUN SHOULD RELIEVE THE MOD WHO MOVED THIS TO FRONT PAGE OF HIS DUTY BEFORE NAIRALAND BECOMES DUSTBIN |
transit4:A VERY MISERABLE VIEW FROM AN OVERLY MISERABLE OAF. |
transit4:you must insane yourself, to think people don't have right to seek for self determination away from mad animals murdering themselves & others |
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this is why nobody should make their land a killing field it was sweet when igbos were being killed in the north because igbos were in minority there. now as a result there is blood thirst all over north and that's how its gonna be. its just like when Jesus was warning the Jews about how peace would elude if they refuse to accept his gospel, now the Jews are still paying that price |
its called CHANGI |
Buhari More you look less you see Old age na old age |
Talk is cheap |
Lol Some local champion politicians from SW be like.... SGF WILL BE OUR OWN They Aint seen nothing yet. |
This same cable that lied against wole soyinka Tribal idiotic sw media |
Abeg who know when yash begin dey back |
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....I can see that yorubas really mean iboes this time and I fear this message of peace might be too late....people are really tired of the provocation....
....I hope for peace but if what a lot of what I hear privately from my Yoruba friends and family these days is anything to go by
....I cannot guarantee that the olive branch will be accepted......I think the horse has already bolted...too late....