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Front0lane:
With no relevant source to buttress your point you think anyone with a brain will believe you considering the fact that you have solely dedicated your Igbotic life to bigotry and lies ?
Mbanu I do not think so !

I don't respond to zombies

Even myd44 know you're not to be trusted

Tonyebarcanista he be like say zamfara dey go your riverw way now hooo

Pachukwudi44, Firefire where una dey

The APC BMC can you please give us the rulling where it order INEC to include APC Candidate

Updated: APC Will not field Candidate as Appealant withdrawn From appeal

Full Court proceedings:

Another setback for APC as Appeal Court declines enforcement order

The Appeal Court sitting in Sokoto has dismissed the appeal filed by Aminu Sani Jaji challenging the judgement of the lower court which upheld the primaries of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Zamfara state.

Also affected by the ruling was the earlier motion filed by APC, seeking the enforcement of the earlier judgement as the panel did not make any order in respect to the motion.

The dismissal followed the motion of withdrawal of appeal filed by the counsels to the appellant, Ishayaka Dikko (SAN).

He cited order 11 rule 4 of the Court of Appeal 2016 which gives the appellant unilateral right to withdraw his case at any given time.

Objecting the motion, Counsel to Zamfara APC, Mahmud Magaji (SAN) argued that the withdrawal was not in compliance with the rule of the court, considering the provision of Order 11 Rule 4 which stipulated that counsel in an appeal must consent to withdrawal of the appeal by the appellant.

However, the panel after hearing both arguments dismissed the appeal.

The presiding Judge, Justice Jummai Hannatu Sankey averred that the appellant has the right to withdraw his case at anytime considering that no issue has been joined yet.

On the basis on that, the panel dismissed the appeal including the motion earlier filed by the Zamfara APC, seeking the enforcement of the judgement of the Zamfara High Court which upheld the primaries of the party in the state.

Reacting to the ruling, Counsel to APC, Magaji (SAN), said they have no doubt about the position of the court.

On whether they would take the matter to the apex court, he said that would be the decision of his client.

Similarly, counsel to 43 to 182 respondents, Chief Mike Ozekhome (SAN), commended the court for dismissing the case, saying as it is now APC has no candidates in the forthcoming elections.

He also commended INEC which in compliance with the judgement of the Abuja high court refused to recognise the purported primaries of APC in the state, saying it was an indication that the electoral body was truly independent of any external interference.

However, Senator Kabiru Marafa and Jaji have all hailed the ruling, describing it as a victory to democracy.

According to them, gone were the days when somebody would impose candidates on his people unchallenged.

Marafa added that “God has answered the prayers of our peoples who are being killed and kidnapped everyday and prayed for change of government which would be responsive to their course.

https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/another-setback-for-apc-as-appeal-court-declines-enforcement-order.html

Earlier in the morning news were filtering everywhere that Apeal court had order INEC to field APC candidate.

Such order was not given at Apeal court today.

What played out was that the Appellant withdrawn his case.

Therefore the Appeal court Judges rule so.

With no further ruling or judgment.

As it stands INEC stands still hold APC still has no candidate in Zamfara.

Cc: Lalasticlala

OcheJoseph ameeeeeeeeeeeeeeeen

Nwadiuto247:
choi..... and now let all the people shout Ameeeeeeennnnnnnnnnnnnnn

Ameeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeen

Tonyebarcanista ameeeeeeeeeeen


Johnnyessence ameeeeeeeeeeeen


Crownwealth ameeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeen

Firefore ameeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeen


All of us ameeeeeeeeeeen

Himmler:
Perhaps they have seen the future

The handwriting is on the wall

Even APC twitter warrior kay9de Ogundamisi confirm the story



https://twitter.com/APCNigeria/status/1095628607442112513

Breaking News: Former President Buhari

This was announced on APC TWITTER HANDLE

deomelo:
1 bag of rice = $2.7 billion DASUKI/ATM stolen and share by clowns like FFJ, FAYOSE, METUH and others. Money enough to create thousands of jobs, build many any power plants, many many roads and so on?

1 bag of rice = thousands of abandoned projects with funds looted across the board?

1 bag of rice = hundreds of billions borrowed to pay workers salaries?


Many of you are just too dumb and mentally corrupt to share space with

Crying of a broken record

deomelo:
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Coming from a shameless and crooked purveyor of corrupt sentiments by crooked and corrupt anti-Nigerian elements.

A cash and carry joker with ZERO moral allegiance, convictions and sense of belonging..

See as the thing they pepper your body.

I hope snippets is very far from.you

deomelo:
It wasn't terrible, but they declared austerity measures in 2014 when oil was selling for $72


It wasn't terrible, but they borrowed hundreds of billions to pay workers salaries till the same week they left office in May 2015


It wasn't terrible, but they did not complete anything in 16 years


It wasn't terrible, but they abandoned everything they initiated and started with funds looted per PDP culture of looting and stealing.


It wasn't terrible, but they stole and shared $2.1 billion @DASUKI/ATM, enough money to build 2 Lagos Ibadan railway


It wasn't terrible, but they looted NNP funds to fund elections


You really need to shut up sometimes.

2015 I buy bag of rice 7500

Today I cannot buy 1/2 bag with the same money

APC o to geeeeee

xynerise:
Tonye, make up your mind on what party you support

What more evidences do.you need

buhariguy:
hahahahahahahahahaha,
the children of Israel could not return to Egypt, even when hunger wanted to finish them in the wilderness,

we can not go back to the inglorious days of corrupt pdp, even if buhari is fighting CORRUPTION one sided, is better than not fighting at all,
even if boko haram attack shettima, is still better than when boko haram were controlling 20 local governments.
even if the economy is down, is better than container economy.
GOD bless buhari till 2023.

Surely they shall gather but not by me sayeth the Lord.

See them gathering of Nigeria enemies

APC shame on you

APC going down relegation zone


Daura oya



Barca make we pepper them small

TonyeBarcanista:
No such report exist anywhere, it is completely FAKE AND FORGED

This is the FAKE AND FORGED REPORT

In APC dead mind now they are happy.


But Barca, we for wait them make them they wallow in their vain fake news naaaaa

dustmalik:
Old news

Where is your new news

Elections: Setback for Zamfara APC as judges withdraw

Justices of the Sokoto Division of the Court of Appeal on Monday disqualified themselves from hearing the case on the qualification of Zamfara All Progressives Congress (APC) to field candidates for the upcoming general election.

The judges made the decision reportedly after allegations emanated they were bribed.

A Zamfara High Court had recognised the primary elections held by the APC in the state and declared that INEC accept the party’s candidates for the elections.

On the same day the Zamafa court ruled, an Abuja court validated INEC’s decision to disqualify the APC from participating in elections in Zamfara.

Based on the contradictory rulings, INEC said it would stand by its decision to disqualify the ruling party. INEC disqualified the APC from governorship and parliamentary elections in Ekiti after the party failed to conduct its primaries within the stipulated time.

Unsatisfied with Zamfara high court decision, the appellant, Aminu Jaji, a governorship aspirant and serving lawmaker representing Kauran Namoda/ Birnin Magaji Federal Constituency approached the appeal court to set aside the judgement.

The judge, Ahmad Belgore, ruled that based on circulated media allegations and issues raised by Muhammad Nuhu, counsel to a senator, Kabiru Marafa, the justices would not continue with the case.

Mr Belgore said in recognition of the magnitude of allegations and present situation in judiciary as well as the nation, the judges surrendered that the President of the Court of Appeal should constitute new panel to entertain the matter.

He told all parties to the case to await the constitution of a new panel that would consider the matter.

At the resumed hearing, counsel to the respondents told the court that some of his clients have accused the justices of receiving three million dollars to compromise the case.

Earlier, counsel to the appellant, Ishiyaku Dikko (SAN) had applied to withdraw the entire appeal, which was rejected by the court on the ground that he ought to wait until the slated date for substantive hearing.


https://www.premiumtimesng.com/regional/nwest/311924-elections-setback-for-zamfara-apc-as-judges-withdraw.html

OP come and finish what you start hoodoo


I am tired

senatordave1:
Its actually tru

So I'm APC appeal court will give dissenting rule

senatordave1:
Its actually tru

What is true that supreme court judgement is jettison

And you think INEC are mumu

Nairalander it seems the OP is still sourcing for more long tennis news.

Make I help the OP SMALL

ACCORDING TO THE JUDGE

The court declaration is that it is not the responsibility of the court to force INEC, to put our candidates on the ballot, saying that they have done the needful by staying execution, we should do our own,


Appeal court save her head

Supreme court don give judgement

seunmsg:
The court of appeal today reaffirmed its earlier decision staying execution of the judgement of the federal high court as regards the participation of Rivers APC in the coming elections.

Is that all

Any update

Use Your Broom To Lift Buhari To Next Level: APC


This was made known through their new-media channel

It all started like play like play.

Let's have it here on record, various court cases affect8ng rivers APC

Nov 2018

Rivers APC Congress: Supreme Court Sets Aside Appeal Court’s Decision

http://aitonline.tv/post-rivers_apc_congress__supreme_court_sets_aside_appeal_court___s_decision


18th Dec 2018

Rivers: Appeal Court strikes out APC appeal against squashed congresses

https://www.google.com.ng/amp/s/www.sunnewsonline.com/rivers-appeal-court-strikes-out-apc-appeal-against-squashed-congresses/amp/

December 12 2018
Rivers APC crisis: S-Court fixes March 8 for judgement
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/12/rivers-apc-crisis-s-court-fixes-march-8-for-judgement/amp/

7th January

Court nullifies all APC primaries in Rivers, stops party from 2019 elections

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/304544-breaking-court-nullifies-all-apc-primaries-in-rivers-stops-party-from-2019-elections.html



17th January

A-Court again strikes out APC’s appeal against judgment nullifying its congresses


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/01/a-court-again-strikes-out-apcs-appeal-against-judgment-nullifying-its-congresses/amp/


Now to the recent rulings.

Appeal Court gives INEC green light to accept APC candidates in Rivers

https://www.legit.ng/amp/1219775-breaking-appeal-court-grants-stay-execution-judgement-nullifying-rivers-apc-primaries.html


From the foregoing, APC still has long way to go if they must have their name back in the ballot box.

As it stand APC has no Congresses, No Candidates, No Party Executives in Rivers State. According to supreme court Until their rulings on March 8.

All fingers crossed
Good morning Nairalanders

Governor Nasir el-Rufai of Kaduna State, yesterday, called for the scrapping of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, saying the corporation has over the years constituted itself as a parallel government.

Speaking at this year’s Wole Soyinka Media Lecture series to mark the 81st birthday of Professor Wole Soyinka, in Abuja, yesterday, el-Rufai also advocated privatisation of the nation’s four refineries and the removal of fuel subsidy by the Buhari administration.

According to el-Rufai, with the ‘death’ of NNPC, it would allow for the coming on board of a brand new company that would be commercialised and capitalized, adding that the action has become imperative against the back drop that NNPC has over the years constituted itself as a parallel government, a country on its own, with Nigeria another country different from the corporation.

He said the account of the NNPC was last audited in 2005, and accused the NNPC of remitting only about 58 per cent of the money it earned between 2012 and the first half of 2015 to the federation account.

His words: “The long and short of the situation of our oil industry is best exemplified by the parallel government called the NNPC. In 2012, it sold N2.77 trillion worth of ‘domestic’ crude oil but paid only N1.66 trillion to the Federation Account.

“In 2013, it earned N2.66 trillion but paid N1.56 trillion to FAAC; in 2014, N2.64 trillion but remitted N1.44 trillion, while between January and May 2015, it earned N733.36 billion and remitted only N473.2 billion.

“That means that the NNPC only remitted about 58 per cent of the monies earned between 2012 and the first half of 2015. A company with the audacity to retain 42 per cent of a country’s money has become a veritable parallel republic.

“If we do not kill NNPC, NNPC will kill Nigeria. Any organization that takes 50 per cent of federation revenue for itself and gives you the change has no right to exist. It is evil, it must die, it is just the manner of the death that we must talk about.”

A new company

The Kaduna governor said the nation needs to replace the NNPC with another company that could raise capital from the capital market and the international financial market for its operations.

His words: “What is wrong with NNPC and why would a new oil company be different? There are few things wrong with the way NNPC was structured, and I think President Buhari, who set up the NNPC along with Mr. Sunday Awoniyi, should know about this.

“We should replace the NNPC with brand new organizations that are fit for purpose, among others, a commercialized and corporatized national oil company and new industry regulators. This new national oil company should be capitalized once and for all, and then freed to fend for itself like other national oil companies do, seeking its financing independently from the financial markets and paying due taxes and royalties.

“The corruption and nonchallance that have hobbled the NNPC are symptoms that its best days are over. We should give it a deserved funeral so that a new institution, active and nimble, can promptly replace it. NNPC’s subsidiaries and associated companies can be reviewed, restructured and privatized or commercialized as appropriate, consistent with national interest and objectives.

“We need a mix of fresh strategic thinking and a firm commitment to reform. We need to define exactly what we want the oil industry to be and to achieve, and then define the structure that can best deliver it. An efficient and productive oil sector, able to create jobs, spur industrialization and earn more revenues requires that we tackle the monster that the NNPC has become.

“This country can no longer afford to maintain an NNPC that arrogantly, unlawfully and unconstitutionally spends an unhealthy proportion of national oil earnings on itself.

“It was a mistake to assume that NNPC should collect revenues meant for the federation. We should open an account where the money should be paid into rather than having it paid to the NNPC.

“The law that created the NNPC gives it the opportunity to be opaque in every area of its operations. Despite all the deductions it made, the NNPC still collects between $7 billion and $12 billion from the budget in terms of joint venture cash calls. Other national oil companies do not collect cash calls from their countries’ budget.”



No benefit from subsidy

Governor el-Rufai, who was one of the leaders of the Occupy Nigeria group that spearheaded the mass protest that stopped the government of the immediate past President Goodluck Jonathan from removing fuel subsidy admitted that subsidy has not benefitted the generality of Nigerians.

According to him, fuel subsidy was benefiting only a few corrupt members of the Nigerian public.

His words: “About N971 billion was budgeted for subsidy payments in 2014 alone (more than twice that was eventually paid). You all recall how trillions of Naira were paid out as oil subsidy in 2011, when only N254 billion was appropriated. No one has been successfully prosecuted for this scam.

“Why is it that in this most crucial of sectors, it has been possible for briefcase companies to walk away with big assets, billion naira subsidy payments?

“I daresay that the oil subsidy regime has neither grown our people nor guaranteed stability of refined product supplies. What subsidy has achieved is create a huge hole in the budget and a new array of overnight billionaires. The downstream oil business in Nigeria has morphed into one optimised for the pursuit of subsidy payments.

“We see thinly-disguised periodic hostage-taking as the subsidy barons seek to pry open government coffers. It is time to tackle the corruption in the subsidy regime. We can discuss how the resulting subsidy savings will be spent to improve lives, while guaranteeing stability of supply to the domestic market.

“We have a President with the integrity to responsibly manage the savings and the experience of managing special interventions based on subsidy savings. Let us say bye to foreign exchange drains, opaque crude swaps, offshore processing agreements and other devices that have derailed and distorted the subsidy regime, to our national detriment.”


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/07/if-we-dont-kill-nnpc-nnpcll-kill-us-el-rufai/amp/

Hell-Rufai Will soon Atikulate

ATIKULATING Katsina after El-Rufai refusal to approve Murtala square as well as Ahmadu Bello Stadium for PDP rally.


Thank you Kaduna State

[Just In] Interim Injunction: Industrial Court Restrains AGF, Chairman CCT, Others From Further Court Proceeding Against CJN Pending The Hearing And Determination of Motion On Notice


Abuja --His Lordship, Hon. Justice Sanusi Kado of the National Industrial Court of Nigeria, Abuja Judicial Division on Monday 14th January 2019 granted an interim injunction, restrained Attorney General of the Federation And Minister of Justice -1st defendant, Chairman, Code of Conduct Tribunal -2nd defendant, Code of Conduct Bureau (3rd defendant) and Inspector General of Police (6th defendant from further proceeding with hearing between The Federal Republic of Nigeria v. Justice Onnoghen Nkanu Walter Samuel pending the hearing and determination of the Motion on Notice for Interlocutory injunction.



The claimant filed the Motion Ex-parte sought among other for AN ORDER of Interim Injunction restraining the 2nd Defendant from further proceeding with the hearing of Charge No. CCT/ABJ/01/19 between The Federal Republic of Nigeria V. Justice Onnoghen Nkanu Walter Samuel, pending the hearing and determination of the Motion on Notice filed in this suit.



The applicant Counsel J.U.K Igwe SAN filed the application and Affidavit of support of the Motion Exparte for Interim Injunction.



After carefully appraising the facts and circumstance that led to the institution of this action, His Lordship, Hon. Justice Sanusi Kado expressed thus;



“In view of the imminent danger of having the res in this suit being destroyed before the hearing of the motion on notice for interlocutory injunction and the affidavit evidence before the court, I am satisfied that the applicant in this case has made out a case for the court’s intervention to prevent and preserve the res from dissipation.



“An order of interim injunction is hereby granted restraining the 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 6th defendants from further proceeding with hearing of charge No. CCT/ABJ/01/19, between The Federal Republic of Nigeria v. Justice OnnoghenNkanu Walter Samuel pending the hearing and determination of the Motion on Notice for Interlocutory injunction.



“An order of interim injunction is hereby granted restraining the defendants in this suit, either by themselves, their privies, servants, agents, assigns or howsoever described from forcing the HonourableJustice OnnoghenNkanu Walter Samuel, from vacating his office as Chief Justice of Nigeria, pending the hearing and determination of the motion on notice for interlocutory injunction.



“Thus, this case is adjourned to 21st January 2019 for hearing of the motion on notice. All the parties concerned should be immediately served with this order.”



Justice kado Ruled.

http://www.nicnadr.gov.ng/newsdetails.php?id=408

IbrahimDamola:
Dumbohari and him zombies go get collective hypertension o.

They will never show face