Lmao ........BUSTED!!!

Lazy Nigerian youths be typing 'Amen' all along... they will be expecting 'Miracle' from no where!!!

God told me you are a big THIEF!!! Ole jati jati.....! Too much emphasis on this tithe ish shows that all you care about is money! OLE man.

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Politics aside, why on earth would a police office make that kind of statement?.... Anyways, that can happen only in Nigeria!!! Smh

I can't commit suicide for anything....... Not even to 'make heaven'!!! Lolz

I am tired of religion!!!

Goldenboy007:


Nice to know!! Which of the suburbs?

South Holland

Goldenboy007:
Hey,

Xmas is fun in the US, all the carols and lights..How is it on your side? Post pictures. I would post mine soon.
Where are you and How are you spending your Xmas? If you are in Chicago let me know, we can compare notes..

I am in Chicago! South Suburb.

I have gotten a job! A job that will make me live longer for that matter !!!

Revenge time ....Take it hard on them!!!

Nobody cares...... Rot in jail already!!!

I came here to know why too......!

I have a feeling this will hit FP so far it is Tonto Dikeh........she looks good tho!!! NICE ONE FROM HER

Plenty plenty things

After dem go say nothing dey America........Too bad most of the applicants are on here on NL bad-mouthing the US of A !!!

The reincarnation of letter writing..........Leggo!!!

olashas:

All of the above .





Patron of Derailers club

Hahahaha...I no dey ooo. Anyways, Happy Birthday in advance . Llnp to you,do have a blast!!! *serious hug* Am out!!!


*For the record you didn't return my mail

olashas:

Yes . You will like this court. Lots of cakes and wine courtesy the Judge

Cakes NO, Wine....you mean Alcohol,liquor, shayo,erm erm Booze?

olashas:

Ikeja High Court, Lagos . One of the courts . Find me

Are you a lawyer? BTW I don't like courts

olashas:

In Lagos

Addy please

olashas:

Liar

I swear down, ain't lying tho.........! It's 2mao ooooo ! where the party @ hun?

olashas:

Where have you bin bin looking for ya you know

Where is this woman......... ? @Olashas

I call this HUSTLE!!!.......very funny, people just wanna hustle their way out of that Country by crook or by hook!!!

The Speaker of House of the House of Representatives, Mr. Aminu Tambuwal, on Saturday asked the Inspector-General of Police, Mr. Suleiman Abba, to invite him for questioning and possible arrest if found to have fallen fowl of the law.

Tambuwal was reacting to the directive the IGP reportedly gave to state police commissioners to invite him for questioning over the commotion that took place at the National Assembly on Thursday.

Tambuwal said the IGP did not need to seek far to invite him as he was freely available to answer any questions from law enforcement agencies, being a law-abiding citizen.

In a statement by his Special Assistant, Media and Public Affairs, Mr. Imam Imam, the speaker said he did not enjoy any immunity against arrest or protection except privileges conferred on him by the Legislative Powers and Privileges Act.

“The Honorable Speaker wishes to state that he is a law-abiding citizen of the Federal Republic of Nigeria who has no immunity against arrest and prosecution except privileges as may be provided by the Legislative Powers and Privileges Act.

“Accordingly, the Speaker states for the records that he is available, ready and willing to answer any lawful invitation from any of the security agencies on any matter for which they may require his attention.”

However, he berated the police for their “unprofessional” and “disgraceful” conduct in the manner they locked down the National Assembly on Thursday.

Tambuwal said the police were out to stop him from entering the premises.

He noted that the lockdown led to the avoidable commotion as members were left with no options but to scale the gates to gain access into the premises.

The statement reads further, “Most disgraceful is the false statement later issued by the Police in which they claimed that in the lawful exercise of their duties, “ Alh Aminu Tambuwal CFR, arrived the venue with a motley crowd,who broke the cordon, assaulted the Police and evaded due process.”

“This blatant falsehood coming from a law enforcement agency, that is expected to be neutral and lawful, is unfortunate, to say the least.

“For the avoidance of doubt, the Speaker came to National Assembly accompanied by members as is customary during any sitting of the House.

“They all came with their official vehicles but were disallowed from driving into the premises.

“Certainly members, who arrived the precinct of the National Assembly in response to a call to perform an urgent, critical national assignment, cannot be described by any self respecting institution as “a motley crowd “

“It is important to remind the Nigeria Police Force that as a public institution that provides common services for all the arms of government, they must not allow themselves to be used by one of the arms to undermine the others.”

But the Inspector-General of Police, Suleiman Abba, on Saturday denied issuing any arrest order on lawmakers involved in the commotion and the alleged attack on Policemen at the National Assembly premises.

He said the investigating Police Officers will determine who to invite, quiz and prosecute as the case may be.

Abba also condemned, in very strong terms, the unwarranted attack on police officers providing security at a political rally in Oke Ado area of Ibadan, Oyo State, during which one Police Inspector was shot dead and five others sustained injuries.

While ordering a thorough investigation into the shooting incident and the attendant death of a service personnel, the IG reiterated his warning to political actors to desist from the use of thugs in pursuing their agenda.

“The IG reaffirmed the resolve and determination of the Nigeria Police to provide a safe and secure corridor for all political competitors, stressing that offenders of the Electoral Act will face the full wrath of the law,” a statement on Saturday in Abuja, by the Force Public Relations Officer, Emmanuel Ojukwu, said.

http://www.punchng.com/news/tambuwal-blasts-police-says-hes-ready-for-arrest/

'Ewo oju OLE', 'Oloju wo oko'!!!

Operatives of the Department of State Service and soldiers attached to the security unit code-named Operation MESA on Saturday stormed the All Progressives Congress data centre in Lagos and arrested 25 data agents and three security guards.

SUNDAY PUNCH learnt that the security agents also ransacked the duplex located on Ajibola Street, off Allen Avenue, Ikeja, and confiscated computer hardware, which contained the data of APC members in several parts of the country.

Our correspondent, who visited the office, observed that all the rooms were turned inside out, while computer parts were scattered in the building.

It was learnt that the security operatives arrived at the centre as early as 6am and ransacked the building for about two hours before arresting those found on the premises.

According to sources, the DSS acted on a tip-off that the centre was allegedly being used as a warehouse by a former Governor of Lagos State, Bola Tinubu, to produce and issue fake Permanent Voter Cards, while another version had it that weapons were being kept at the centre.

However, the National Publicity Secretary of the APC, Lai Mohammed, said in a statement that the act was part of a ploy by the Peoples Democratic Party-led Federal Government to intimidate the APC ahead of the 2015 elections.

Narrating what transpired, Mohammed said, “In the early hours of Saturday morning, a combined team of men of the DSS and OP-MESA stormed the Bola Ajibola Data Centre belonging to the APC in the Ikeja area of Lagos and arrested 25 APC data agents and three security guards.

“In what was a Gestapo-like operation, the APC membership data centre located at Number 10, Bola Ajibola Street, came under siege between the hours of 5.30am and 7.30am on Saturday.

“An operation of terror and brigandage was unleashed on a legitimate operation of a leading national party. They came without a search warrant for the premises.

“Over 50 security operatives drafted from Abuja operations blocked the two major street entrances to the APC data entry centre, pulled down the gates and spent over two hours ransacking and vandalising the centre. More than a dozen computers were destroyed. The server was also vandalised along with other equipment in the building.

“Just like the Watergate scandal in the USA, the state-sponsored security operatives, apparently acting at the behest of the ruling PDP government, turned the office upside down and pulled out and vandalised everything in sight.

“If the PDP-led government and the security agents had done due diligence and acted professionally, they would have known that the APC data centre is a legitimate operation and the (members of) staff are Nigerian youths who were left jobless by the Jonathan government.

“They chose to believe the lie that it was a warehouse belonging to one of the national leaders of the party where dangerous weapons were being kept, when in fact it is a centre for entering the data provided by the millions of Nigerians who registered as members of the party (APC) during its membership registration exercise.”

Mohammed said the DSS were acting on “weak and misinformed intelligence,” describing the incident as “the worst political scandal in Nigeria’s history.”

He maintained that the action must not go unpunished.

Also, the Publicity Secretary of the APC in Lagos, Mr. Joe Igbokwe, in a statement on Saturday, described the raid by security operatives as “a bestial expression of the dangerous desperation with which the PDP wants to retain after wrecking the country and leaving it prostrate in sixteen years of tragic misrule.”

Igbokwe warned that Nigeria was “at the very precincts of a brute, callous and dangerous era occasioned by the deadly means a party that has failed Nigeria and humanity strives to retain power at all costs.”

The statement partly read, “Coming after the unsuccessful bid to remove the Speaker of the House of Representatives through an illegal police action, and the sponsoring of direct attack aimed at a takeover of the Ekiti State House of Assembly by seven out of the 26 members of the Assembly, we see PDP’s increasing resort to foul and illegal means as capable of destroying the fragile Nigerian democracy.

“While we join in the demand for an independent enquiry into the armed invasion of our data centre, we warn that nothing, not even the deployment of illegal brute force, should deter Nigerians from pursuing and securing change needed to recover a badly wrecked country in 2015.”

Reacting to the invasion, the President, Trade Union Congress, Mr. Bala Kaigama, warned the political class and security agencies against stressing the patience of Nigerians in the interest of democracy.

Kaigama urged politicians and security operatives to exercise restraint in the performance of their responsibilities.

The TUC President urged security agencies to create conducive environment for the growth of democracy in the country.

He advised that emerging problems should be dealt with in accordance with the rule of law.

Kaigama said, “The politicians should allow us to rest in the country. That is part of what we say we don’t want. If there are problems, the rule of law should take care.

“We urge politicians and security agencies to exercise restraint in their exercise of security. We urge the security agencies and the politicians to Nigerians the necessary peace so that this democracy would thrive.

“We don’t want overzealousness from security agencies and politicians so that they don’t stress out the patience of Nigerians.”

When contacted over the matter, the National Publicity Secretary of the PDP, Mr. Olisa Metuh, said he would get back to our correspondent but he did not, as of the time of going to the press.

Legal practitioners also condemned the attack on the APC office.

A Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Kemi Pinheiro, said invasion of a political party’s office by security operatives was inimical to the nation’s democracy.

He said, “Nobody is above the law; not even the law enforcers. Unless the security operatives who searched the office of the All Progressives Congress did so with a search warrant, their action is absolutely unacceptable. That this happened is a sad thing for me. No authority in this country should act with impunity. Invading the office of a political party is a new height for our security agencies.

“The Federal Government should order the security operatives to put a stop to all this unwarranted attacks on harmless citizens. The security operatives seem to be insensitive to criticisms. They must see themselves as vanguard of the rule of law. They should be upholding the law.”

Another SAN, Dr. Joseph Nwobike, described the involvement of soldiers in the attack as inconceivable.

“I’m not justifying it or criticising it. If the DSS visits the office of the political party in furtherance of its investigative activities, that may be acceptable. The whole issue is not clear now. But for the soldiers, it is completely inconceivable. Soldiers are not involved in internal security,” he said.

The senior lawyer advised that security agencies should stay away from offices of political parties, as parties are also stakeholders in the overall management and development of the country.

Similarly, human rights lawyer, Fred Agbaje, who condemned the action, however stated that nobody could prevent security agencies from investigating any offence.

He said, “If any of the political parties is planning or is engaging in any act possible of breaking law and order, the Police or any concerned security agencies of the nation can act to intervene. But if at the end of the day, there is no concrete outcome to their investigation and invasion, they might have acted unlawfully.

“By invading the office of the APC, the security agencies have exposed themselves to wanton violation of right to privacy, right to dignity and all that. There is something negative about all these things. They can’t just invade a political party’s office without justification.

“Let me also add that the constitutional infraction by the security agents will only make the PDP-led Federal Government more unpopular in the eyes of the electorate.”

When SUNDAY PUNCH contacted the Department of State Services for explanation on its action, the organisation’s Deputy Director, Public Relations, Marilyn Ogar, stated that the service received a petition that the building was being used to clone the Independent National Electoral Commission Permanent Voter Card, adding that the agency carried out an operation to investigate the allegation.

According to her, DSS operatives retrieved a server, three hard drives and 31 ‘Ghana must go’ bags of hard copies of data, adding that a number of people at the office were also arrested.

Ogar stated that the building had no sign to indicate that it was an APC office, noting that investigation had commenced.

She said, “Nobody knew it was an APC office because there was no sign to indicate that it was their office. Based on a petition that some people are cloning INEC Permanent Voters’ Card in the building at 10, Bola Ajibola Street, off Allen Avenue, Ikeja, our personnel carried out an operation there this morning (Saturday) and recovered a server, three hard drives and 31 ‘Ghana must go’ bags filled with hard data, for analysis.

“We have commenced investigation and this would show whether the allegations in the petition are true or not. There was no sign that the building belonged to APC or any other party, it was when they got to the office after they recovered the data captured, that they learnt that the building was being used by the APC. We are being proactive on account of the security situation in the country, you know that the Boko Haram has been targeting Lagos and so, we cannot afford the petition lying low.”

SOURCE : http://www.punchng.com/news/dss-operatives-soldiers-storm-lagos-apc-office/

Dorisbest:
I went to give my brother a surprise visit and to congratulate him for his up coming traditional marriage. On reaching his house, he wasn't around but I saw most shocking thing in my life. His wife to be was doing a taboo with another girl whom I guess is her partner. I silently video them and tiptoed away. Right now, am so confuse on wat to do. Should I tell my brother not to marry this slut or should I allow issue to rest.
Pls nairalanders make ur suggestion
the TM will be in 2nd week of december. Pls I need ur advice urgently[color=#550000][/color]

Mind your biz ma'am...keep ur nose off it!!!