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SportsRe: Okocha Reacts To Court His Arrest Warrant By Court by Jesusina(m): 10:53am On Feb 28, 2019
How will you pay for the tuition fees when the times comes?

quote author=wuta post=76212682]Good morning my fellow nairalanders please help a brother my name is Abraham Paul I need your assistance to raise 10K to buy a master's degree form at ABU Zaria which it will be closed in 3days time
My bank account is 0027417411 GTB
Thanks and God bless you all[/quote]
CelebritiesRe: We Have Raised Over One Million For "Baba Suwe" - Yomi Fabiyi by Jesusina(m): 8:08am On Feb 20, 2019
Lol* means Buhari don get you be dat, failure to vote him, u are in hot soup!!!!

ellalina:
Somebody please help me
I keep seeing Buhari in my dreams
What does this mean
PoliticsRe: The Hypocrisy Of Justice Mohammed, A Key Member Of The NJC. by Jesusina(m): 4:38pm On Jan 27, 2019
* This makes a lot of sense* If the body of NJC are sure and confident of all this, let them sit on Monday, suspend the Actg CJN and dissolve the election tribunal he set up!!!

quote author=Joevics post=75163285]Can the Acting Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Tanko Mohammed, who was a critical member of the National Judicial Council, which sanctioned Justice Obisike Orji by forcing him to go on a compulsory retirement for allowing himself to be sworn in as the Acting Chief Judge of Abia State without being recommended by the council, head the judiciary? Davidson Iriekpen asks

A story was once told that when Governor Rauf Aregbesola of Osun State in 2012 failed in his bid to foist Justice Joseph Oyewole on the judiciary as Chief Judge, he settled for Justice Gloria Oladoke instead of Justice Oyebola Ojo.

Investigation revealed that at the meeting of the National Judicial Council (NJC) as Justice Oladoke introduced herself as the acting Chief Judge of Osun State, below was the response she got from the then Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN) and Chairman of the NJC, Justice Mariam Aloma Mukhtar: “Who invited you here? You don’t belong here. Please excuse us. Get out!”



THISDAY gathered that it took this decision by the NJC for Governor Aregbesola to know that he should follow the rule by appointing the most senior judge of the state.

In Rivers State, a few years after, Justice Peter Agumagu, who was appointed Chief Judge by Governor Chibuike Amaechi was rejected by the NJC equally headed by Justice Mukhtar. The NJC had directed that Justice Daisy Okocha be sworn in as Chief Judge of the state, a decision Amaechi refused to comply with.

The NJC consequently queried and suspended Justice Agumagu as a judicial officer by the NJC for allegedly violating Section 271(1) of the constitution by submitting himself for confirmation by the state House of Assembly and swearing-in by the governor as the state’s substantive Chief Judge without being recommended by the council.
The body claimed it acted pursuant to paragraph 21(d) of Part 1 of the Third Schedule to the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, as amended.


The most recent was on March 14, 2018, when the council at its 85th meeting under the chairmanship of Justice Walter Onnoghen, declared the suspension of the Chief Judge of Abia State Justice T. U. Uzokwe, by Governor Okezie Ikpeazu as unconstitutional.

It also sanctioned Justice Obisike Orji, by forcing him to go on a compulsory retirement for allowing himself to be sworn in as the Acting Chief Judge of Abia State without being recommended by the council. It stressed that the decision to suspend the chief judge and the swearing-in of an acting chief judge without the input of the NJC was unconstitutional, null and void.


The NJC statement then said: “The suspension of the Chief Judge of Abia State (Justice Theresa Uzokwe) by the State House of Assembly without a prior recommendation by the National Judicial Council violates the provisions of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

“Consequently, the subsequent act of appointing and swearing-in of Justice Obisike Orji as the Acting Chief Judge is invalid for being unconstitutional. Furthermore, the conduct of Justice Obisike Orji in presenting himself to be sworn in raises potential questions of misconduct that Council is now looking into. Council therefore resolved to query and suspend Hon. Mr. Justice Obisike Orji pending the outcome of its investigation.”

The above carefully demonstrates the importance the NJC attaches to the adherence to the constitution and due process. But all these were shattered on Friday when President Muhammadu Buhari unilaterally suspended Onnoghen and promptly swore in Justice Tanko Mohammed.

Though the president defended his action by citing an order from the Code of Conduct Tribunal, directing Onnoghen’s suspension, his action has been described by a cross section of lawyers and others as a judicial coup.



Onnoghen’s travails first began in 2016, when the president refused to confirm his elevation as the CJN. But as fate would have it, Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo, who was then the Acting President, swore him into office when the president was away on medical vacation.

About six months after he took office, there were rumours that he was being investigated, but each time the rumour came, the agencies accused would deny it. However, on January 7, a civil society group, the Anti-Corruption and Research Based Data Initiative, filed a petition with the Code of Conduct Bureau, accusing him of corruption and false declaration of assets.

A six-count charge was drafted at the Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT). Initially the presidency denied having anything to do with his arraignment. In spite of the criticisms that the move against Onnoghen did not follow laid-down rules, the trial proceeded with unusual speed.


Last Thursday, the Court of Appeal in Abuja, in its ruling, ordered the CCT to stay action, pending the determination of Onnoghen’s application that the CCT had no power to try him.

But while Nigerians were waiting for the ruling, the president on Friday confirmed the fears that it was indeed behind the travail of the embattled CJN by proceeding with his suspension and the swearing-in of the Justice Mohammed in acting capacity.

The question begging for answers from observers is, should Mohammed have taken the position, when as a critical member of the NJC, he was part of the decision that forced Justice Orji to go on compulsory retirement for allowing himself to be sworn in as the Acting Chief Judge of Abia State?

They reasoned that both the suspension of Onnoghen and swearing-in of Muhammed in acting capacity by President Buhari followed the same pattern of how Justice Theresa Uzokwe was suspended by the Abia State House of Assembly and Justice Orji subsequently sworn in as acting Chief Judge of the state by Governor Ikpeazu.

https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2019/01/27/the-hypocrisy-of-justice-mohammed/[/quote]
Christianity EtcRe: Olukoya Files Fresh N2bn Libel Suit Against Sowore, Sahara Reporters by Jesusina(m): 4:01pm On Oct 25, 2018
Mrchippychappy:
Do you know what Libel means? make una dey try read first before you rush to make post on NL, that way you don't make a fool of yourself!
so men of God have no business going to the court? so in other words men of God are higher than the court and higher than the law? so going by your opinion, a man of God who has a court injunction shouldn't honour the invitation because he has no business with the court? Jesus Christ himself was tried at the court in the presence of Pontius Pilate, Jesus Christ advocates that his followers honour the law of the land, pay taxes and give what belongs to Caesar to Caesar, now what is the purpose of the court ? to uphold the law, right? so when anyone regardless of your occupation or position in life is in a country or a place governed by the law of the land and that person feels he or she has been unlawfully accused or slandered as in this case, what does that person do? that person goes to the court of law because the land is governed by the LAW! stupid olodo.
Mr* Nairaland is the place for idiot and senseless people, dis pple U see dem commenting on every issues irrevantly bkos dey are jobless and only beg fpr data.
CelebritiesRe: Daddy Freeze: I Haven't Gotten A Job Since I Started 'Free The Sheeple Movement' by Jesusina(m): 3:48pm On Sep 14, 2018
newsynews:
Controversial OAP, Daddy Freeze has revealed the difficulties he has been facing since he started the 'Free The Sheeple Movement' and a campaign against paying tithes. According to him, 'They' (referring to pastors) have fought him on every realm.

Daddy Freeze also spoke of how he hasn't gotten a job as an MC in 2 years, which is unlike before when he use to get 5 events in a month to perform as the MC.


Read his words below.



https://www.wotzup.ng/2018/09/daddy-freeze-job-2-years-mc/
I thought you are on God's side, so how come this "con men" you lambast everyday could fight someone on God's side* @least Davido and sone has started paying their tithe to your movement, that should be enough now, 30,000,000,000 Gang ma la n so!!!

Hunger never wire you well well! Ur brother in Ukraine should support you now!

Sunday Adelaja is a full time corning man I have ever known* I study in Russia and Ukraine and I know the man wella, no difference between him and this tuberculousis man in Ikotun.....

Ssssh!!!!! You never start!!!!
CrimeRe: Uber Driver Robbed & Killed At ATM In Lagos (CCTV Photos) by Jesusina(m): 6:02pm On Sep 13, 2018
LuciferCristi:
I just hope the ATM was not vandalized in the process because other customers will want to use it the next morning.

That's the most important thing.
Truly you are a lucifer as your name indicated* sssh, so the only thing that comes to your devilish mind is if ATM is good for use of others in the morning.
PoliticsRe: Misau Mocks Presidency, APC: You Should Be Ashamed Of Indicting Buhari by Jesusina(m): 1:30am On Aug 14, 2018
agwom:
Chairman, Senate Committee on Navy, Senator Isa Hamma Misau, has stated that the Presidency should be ashamed that it is pushing the conspiracy script that top officials of the nation’s security apparatus are working for the Senate President, Dr. Abubakar Bukola Saraki.

Reacting to the EFCC statement that debunked the allegations credited to the Senior Special Assistant to the President, Babafemi Ojudu, that the EFCC was working in tandem with Saraki, Misau said that both the APC Chairman, Adams Oshiomhole and Ojudu, were spinning the same conspiracy theory to hide the lack of coordination and discipline amongst the security agencies.

“The EFCC’s statement confirms our immediate reaction that both Ojudu and Oshiomhole have been reading from the same conspiracy script.

“Nigerians find it unthinkable that Magu, that the Senate refused to confirm — whose EFCC has also prosecuted Saraki for over 3 years at the Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT) would now turn around and start working for this same Saraki. How is this possible?

“These people think that they can just wake up, think up conspiracy theories and try to sell it to Nigerians, but the public is smarter and more discerning than their shallow fictitious narratives", the Senator stated.

Misau also stated that the APC and Ojudu should be ashamed of indicting the Presidency in such an explicit fashion.

“In any case, shouldn't they be ashamed to even claim that the entire internal security institutions in the country are working for someone else other than the person that appointed them? “Additionally, at what point did they decipher this? Was it before the siege on the National Assembly or after?

“What this goes to show is that in their desperate bid to blame someone else for their crime and incompetence, these people no longer have a sense of shame,” the Senator said.

Misau further amplified the call for an independent judicial panel of inquiry into the National Assembly siege, stating that any other investigation would be seen as biased and flawed in the eyes of Nigerians and the international community.



“In this regard, we hereby reiterate the call for independent judicial panel of inquiry into the invasion. Any other such investigation into the matter would constitute another attempt by these same people to present a biased perspective to the assault on our nation’s democracy and its highest lawmaking body,” Misau stated.

https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/misau-mocks-presidency-apc-you-should-be-ashamed-of-indicting-buhari-265601.html
You spoke my mind sen.
PoliticsRe: Saraki In Secret Deal With Babangida, DSS, EFCC, Police – Presidency by Jesusina(m): 12:03pm On Aug 11, 2018
Honestly!All this so called political appointees are just waste of Nation's resources! Shame to APC government with all this write up left and right.
FamilyRe: "My Wife Wants To Bring Her 7-Year-Old Girl She Had Before We Met To My Home" by Jesusina(m): 12:40pm On Aug 06, 2018
Personally, I don't believe this incidence really happen to you as a person.

2* You are not matured yet to marry, who feeds you among your family "who will not take it, bkos they did not like her" Did she forced you to marry her ni! Oro jatijati.

3* I wish your so called wife can read your post here, I will ask her to divorce you and I will adopt her as wife and make her live under same roof with her first fruit. Then you go manage ur life with 3 children*

4* What concerns you with the girl's father, Did she hid her from you from onset.

Some men are still teenagers!!!!!

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