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make them continue, I have mine to face |
ISIS be clear once and for all |
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[quote author=brilliant5 post=38765553][/quote]Morning bros, am not proving anything, it jst a matter of understanding. jst the way you said Alam is not going anywhere, bcus na ur broda. a yoruba man as well rise up and said Aluko as well shld be release immediately. an hausa man stand on his feet that why should they investigate lamorde, lamorde should not summit himself for any investigation. where will that take us. it doing more harm than good to this country. wen they are looting, did they know us, or share part of the loot with us. but we choose to follow/defend them blindly, becus of tribalism which have eating dip down our mind. and it does not worth it. let everyone of them face/dance to their reggae blues. |
SaharaReporters has confirmed from the Attorney General’s Office in Switzerland that the United Kingdom has requested Mutual Legal Assistance from Swiss authorities for the detention of Kola Aluko. Mr. Aluko is the alleged money launderer for the former Minister of Petroleum Resources, Diezani Alison-Madueke, and ex-President Goodluck Jonathan. SaharaReporters broke the news earlier today that Kola Aluko has holed himself up in his regal estate in southern Switzerland after learning of Alison-Madueke’s arrest in the United Kingdom. Alison-Madueke and four others are confirmed to have been arrested by agents attached to the National Crime Agency (NCA) in the UK for bribery and other financial crimes. In an email to SaharaReporters, Nathalie Guth of the Office of the Attorney General of Switzerland said, “I can give you the additional information, that the OAG has received a request for mutual assistance from England.” Mrs. Guth bolded ‘from England’ to emphasize that it was the UK, not Nigeria, requesting Mr. Aluko’s detention. This communication from the Swiss Attorney General’s Office contradicts reports earlier from Reuters news that it was Nigeria which had requested the assistance from Switzerland. SaharaReporters spoke with Femi Adesina, the Senior Special Adviser for Media and Publicity to President Buhari, who told SaharaReporters that he did not want to comment on whether Nigeria requested mutual assistance from the Swiss because he did not have all the information. SaharaReporters also called Mr. Aluko’s home phone number, +41919402714, but it has been disconnected since our last communication with his employee yesterday. A call to the Home Office department in charge of Mutual Legal Assistance did not yield any result, as the officer who answered our call said he could not provide information about MLAs but the office confirmed they knew of Mr. Aluko. The request to the office of the Swiss Attorney General was necessitated by rumors earlier today that Mr. Aluko had been arrested by Swiss authorities. http://saharareporters.com/2015/10/07/uk-asks-switzerland-arrest-kola-aluko-alison-madueke-proceedings |
brilliant5:what do you have to say to this https://www.nairaland.com/2649442/buhari-orders-investigation-ibrahim-lamorde and this https://www.nairaland.com/2649549/uk-asks-switzerland-arrest-kola |
What those the 5% have to say on this. this one no be your son right |
phrezzz:president of which country. Zoo or biafra double standard will not work here. personally am not against it. but they need to put their house in order. They carry PDP put for head, a party form by ex-military general, to continue holding this country under them. now that same PDP have zone their 2019 presidential slot to north. |
brilliant5:Dnt you think if GEJ have tried those in his bad book, and PMB is doing same now. Nigeria will have get rid of corruption to some level, if not much. one thing for such is, the war must start from somewhere, FG cnt pack everybody to the law court at once, somebody have to be a scapegoat. |
brilliant5:ok, let all wait and see how event unfold. |
Yes I concor just like James ibori. here in naija, money and power will be use to drag the case for too long, even cause confusion within the judiciary. just like we are seeing now in saraki case. CCT, High court and court of appeal. a case that hearing will began on oct 21, judgement not yet pass, and someone is already at the court of appeal. please my people what is he appealing for.. |
brilliant5:Sir, dont turn this to another tribal war, from the write up, you can read that a request was made for Alam extradition during GEJ administration, but he did not respond to it. Open your brain sir, Let me remind you again, USA also request for Kashamu extradition at that time, fortunately he was a staunch supporter of GEJ and PDP. presidency did not reply as well. Who is to blame? before you start your gibberish and again, kashamu is playing a fast one, by running to different court of law buying judges up and down. With PMB, at the head now, if any request for kashamu extradition come from USA again, he will go there. meanwhile Alam should go and have his date in UK. |
Food for the wailer cc: lalasticlala your dinner is ready |
By Paulinus Aidoghie The United Kingdom has said that it has not given up on its efforts to extradite former Bayelsa State governor, Diepreye Alamieyeseigha, back to Britain to face trial, the Sun Newspaper is reporting today. The UK said it had already contacted the Federal Government requesting Mr. Alamieyeseigha’s extradition, and was awaiting a response to the request. The British High Commissioner to Nigeria, Andrew Pocock, told the paper in an exclusive interview that the former governor, who recently got state pardon from his criminal conviction in Nigeria, still has an outstanding case of money laundering to answer to in the UK and that the UK government will not give up until Mr. Alamieyeseigha is brought to justice. Mr. Alamieyeseigha, then a serving governor, made a dramatic escape from the custody of the British authorities when he fled back to Nigeria from detention in September 2005. He would later be convicted on similar money laundering charges on July 26, 2007 in Nigeria after he was impeached as governor. Although his recent state pardon by President Goodluck Jonathan hit the UK authorities as a rude shock, Mr. Pocock dismissed insinuations that London was planning to sanction Nigeria over the matter. According to him, “that is not the way we do things”. The High Commissioner also revealed that UK had earlier requested for Alamieyeseigha’s extradition, but did not get any response. Mr. Pocock said the UK had asked the Attorney General and Minister for Justice for Alamieyeseigha’s extradition and was still awaiting his position on the issue when President Goodluck Jonathan all of a sudden announced he has been extricated of all wrong doing via the state clemency. The move to pardon him even when the application for his extradition to Britain was still pending was like daring the applying nation that feels strongly that Alamieyeseigha has a case to answer in their country. According to Mr. Pocock, “The former governor skipped bail in the UK on a charge of money laundering and returned to Nigeria. So, he has an outstanding charge in the UK, which is there for him to answer. “We have already discussed it and the Nigerian government knows our views. But we would like to see him return and answer charge in the UK.” On UK’s past and present efforts to see that Alamieyeseigha is extradited to the UK, Mr. Pocock said: “Yes. I think we asked in the past. I am very sure we asked in the past. But I am not sure we got a formal response. So, we are still waiting for a formal response from the Nigerian government. “We have asked the Attorney General. He will have to tell us what his position is on extradition. I haven’t had a reply yet, but we still wait for it,” the British envoy added. SOURCE: The Sun www.premiumtimesng.com/news/127349-britain-writes-fg-requests-ex-convict-alamieyeseighas-extradition-to-london.html |
A delegation of 50 heads of French companies are expected to visit Nigeria next week to explore business opportunities and establish bilateral links in the country, the French Embassy said on Friday. A statement by the First Counsellor, Political Affairs and Communication, Embassy of France, Georges Vanin, said the business delegation was the first of its kind from France to any African country. The statement said the delegation was organised by the Movement of the Enterprises of France, France’s leading network of entrepreneurs and the largest employer federation with 800,000 member firms. According to it, the French companies on the delegation include those in the building, transportation, environment, energy and sustainable cities sectors. “The largest economy and the largest population on the continent, the middle class is emerging in Nigeria, which demand new infrastructural facilities and equipment, but also in services and leisure, ” the statement read. The statement quoted the President of MEDEF, Mr Pierre Gattaz, as saying Nigeria was a land of investments and development for French businesses. “Nigeria is a land of investments and development for French companies. Africa is our new frontier. We are friends and have much to gain by building strong, confident and sustainable business relationships. “Although, France has much to contribute to Africa, but Africa has so much to bring to France,” Gattaz said. It added that Gattaz would lead the delegation of the 50 companies – small, medium or large – interested in the many opportunities of the Nigerian market. www.punchng.com/news/50-french-firms-to-visit-nigeria-next-week/ |
Ndigbo are the ones who need a peaceful Nigeria more than any other tribe, because they have more at stake in the unity and stability of Nigeria. if truly you need peace as posulate from the article, pls why all the unrest you guys are creating because of biafra, even in lagos, So why should an Igbo man expect any appointment from a President they voted against? I so much fall in love with this sentence. if you are not expecting any appointment, why are you guys creating so much tension around the politics. the other days, you guys are the one that stage a protest in support of saraki. why saraki people are in kwara waiting to stone him again yesterday, and he refuse to celebrate oct 1st with them. |
This one too dey ok. |
Oluwaseun Osewa and the moderator. Please what is this sonic train all about, have notice this since yesterday, once i log in on nairaland this sonic train advert jst pop up from no where and cover upto half of my screen, sometime, a new browser will be up, and straight to jumia or nairabet site. pls kindly do something asap. note, browsing other site, i dont witness all this, except when am on nairaland site. cc Seun Ishilove Lalasticlala
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In a desperate act to receive public sympathy for his ongoing trial at the Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT), the Senate President Bukola Saraki today hired street urchins to march in a solidarity protest for him and condemn his ongoing trial, SaharaReporters learned on Tuesday. The protesters-for-hire gathered at the main gate of the National Assembly with posters of Saraki and Ekweremadu and chanting solidarity songs. The protesters included truck pushers, thugs, and Okada riders. SaharaReporters discovered that a banners belonging to groups, the Coalition of Civil Society and Media Executives, were carried but no member of the civil society group or media executive were present at the rally. The group said that the trial of the Senate President was an act of victimization and persecution as a result of his stance on anti-corruption and integrity in the Senate and National Assembly. The group charged that the time and manner of the prosecution, and the jurisdiction of the tribunal, were suspect. They also urged Bukola Saraki not to resign but to persevere because the allegations against him are false and unfounded. One of the protesters, speaking to SaharaReporters anonymously, said that he was a scavenger at Mpape, a suburb of FCT, and decided to join the group because they promised to give him N1000 each at the end of the rally." “They brought a big bus to our location in Mpape and asked us to come and do 'sai Saraki' and they will pay one thousand naira," he added. The armed policemen at the gate had a running battle with the protesters as they insisted that they must gain entry into the complex. As the situation escalated, and began obstructing human and vehicular traffic around the National Assembly, the Senate Chairman of the Ad hoc Committee on Media, Senator Dino Melaye, arrived at the gate to address them and calm the nerves of the protesters. Immediately the rented protesters were dismissed, some of them were spotted sharing money and fighting at the Eagle Square. The CCB has filed 13 charges against Saraki including false and improper declaration of assets acquired during his tenure as Governor of Kwara State from 2003-2011. Saraki was forced in front of the CCT to respond to these charges before the case was adjourned for the 21st and 22nd of October for a formal hearing. www.saharareporters.com/2015/09/29/saraki-hires-street-urchins-solidarity-protest-against-his-trial-abuja |
judging from the pic, i can see that the protester consist mainly of our brother from the SE. I have this piece of advice for them. you cant eat your cake and still have it, impossican't you guys want to secede from nigeria, good and fine, that those not mean you should bring down Nigeria by all means now one will begin to think saraki is more of easterner, not knowing he is from kwara state you guys should stop supporting evil against the nigeria state. you want biafra, yet you still want appointment from nigeria, state of confusion if you are not giving any appointment, we will not hear word again on the cyber space my Brother from the SE, You guys really need to sit down together and agree on what you want. and stop this double standard. if your house is put in order, am sure in no distance time, biafra will stand on his own. |
pls who is mimiko. saying this trash, I hope no be say they wan use style style turn OPC into another deadly militant, thereby turning SW into another confusion zone, currently in the north, the security intelligence shld not take this lightly. |
This is really getting interesting |
whaooooooo research always going on |
na jonzing tinz ooooooooo the pastor is on his own ![]() pastor deserve a hot slap after service. ![]() |
dnt be over desperate. dnt show your potential employer, your desperado take a chill pill |
2kris:One thing I keep believing is, if PMB can build a strong institutions for we nigerians. bros in no time, with our very own eye, all those name you mention there will have a date with the likes of EFCC, ICPC, even police can take them to court, and some of them will eventually be jail kosovo:proof, evidence or forever remain silent. lolz 2kris:One thing I keep believing is, if PMB can build a strong institutions for we nigerians. bros in no time, with our very own eye, all those name you mention there will have a date with the likes of EFCC, ICPC, even police can take them to court, and some of them will eventually be jail |
Firefire:Am sure you did not go thru the content. you choose to comment base on the title. |
@op all this your blabbing hold no water. it is clearly stated in the Senate standing rule, that the majority party produce the senate president. if you tell me some Senators elected on the platform of the APC will decamp to PDP, I might agree with you to some extent. but again, if you decamp, tou automatically loose your seat. give me another way/strategy on how PDP could clinch that sit. happy sunday gi |
attention seeking op. read the report, the fund raising for boko haram victim was not official and not on the list of line up program, nevertheless, that doesn't mean nigeria delegates should be absent from the fund raising. But fortunately, they were attending various officials programs. |
Congratulations to her. treat your people well ma |
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