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Sapiosexuality:The rubbish that were been posted about Ojukwu and Nnamdi Kanu have u faulted it Abiola is a coward that died for his cowardice ![]() |
Finally, there was a country |
May it never be well with Buhari et al
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HungerBAD:Am sure this moniker is a robot... Programed to type trash |
Behold the Buhari led APC federal government has won another award! The lying lying lying liars Lalasticlala |
The National Judicial Council, NJC, has accused the Presidency of telling lies over the recall of six judges who were suspended by the Council based on allegations of corruption levelled against them. It said since there were no cases against them pending in any court, there was no reason to keep them perpetually suspended. In its reaction, the presidency had lambasted NJC for reinstating suspended judges under probe, accusing the body of condoning corruption. Special Adviser to the President on Prosecutions, Okoi Obono-Obla, declared that the council was working against government and that the presidency was disappointed. He lamented the hasty reinstatement and stated that the NJC was fully aware of the plan of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, to arraign the judges in question. Obono-Obla specifically said one of the judges, Justice Adeniyi Ademola, had a case against him in court. Firing back in a statement on Saturday, NJC said the case against Ademola was filed two days after the suspension of the judges was lifted. Spokesperson of the NJC, Soji Oye, said the first appeal filed against the ruling dismissing the allegations against Ademola was deemed over because the Presidency did not show up to follow the due process for it to be listed for hearing. The full statement below… “The attention of the National Judicial Council has been drawn to reactions of some members of public, particularly Legal Practitioners, Jurists, Academics and Public Office holders on the recall of the Judicial Officers that had been earlier directed to recuse themselves from performing Judicial duties pending the conclusion of investigation or determination of the cases filed against them. Council is particularly concerned about the Press statement issued by Okoi Obono-Obla, Esq, Special Assistant to the President on Prosecution on 8th June, 2017; that the Office of the Attorney-General of the Federation filed a Notice of Appeal against the Ruling of Hon. Justice Jude Okeke of the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, for discharging and acquitting Hon. Justice A. F. A. Ademola and 2 ORS on 7th April, 2017. Contrary to the above statement, the Registry of the High Court of the FCT, Abuja, informed the Department of Information of the National Judicial Council that the Office of the Attorney-General of the Federation filed two Notices of Appeal in the Court; the first one on 7th April, 2017, against Hon Justice A. F. A. Ademola, his wife, Olabowale Ademola and Joe Agi, SAN. The second one was filed on 6th of June, 2017, two days after the Press Release was issued by the National Judicial Council, with additional grounds of appeal against only Hon. Justice A.F.A. Ademola. It is on record that when the Parties were invited by High Court of the FCT for settlement of records to be transmitted to the Court of Appeal on 18th April, 2017, the Appellant failed to turn up. The Registrar of the Court further adjourned the settlement of records to 21st April, 2017, and invited all the Parties, but the Appellant again did not come to Court. The total number of 45 days allowed for compilation of record in all circumstances expired on 7th May, 2017, for the Registrar of the Lower Court and 22nd May, 2017, for the Appellant. Council noted that the Office of the Honourable Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice only filed additional grounds of appeal in the Court on Tuesday 6th June, 2017, three days after the Press Release by the Council that the Judicial Officers have been directed to resume their Judicial duties. It was on 6th June, 2017, that letters were again issued by the Registrar to the Parties for settlement of records against 14th June, 2017. For avoidance of doubt, by the Rules of the Court of Appeal, there cannot be a proper appeal before the Court until Parties have agreed and settled records before the Lower Court and transmit copies of such records to the Court of Appeal before an appeal number is given. It is only after an appeal number is given that an appeal is said to be entered in the Court of Appeal. The Council confirmed from Registry of the Court of Appeal that there is no such Appeal till date. The only matter that is pending is a Motion with Number CA/A/371M/CR/2019 filed by Joe Odey Agi, SAN, against the Federal Republic of Nigeria seeking the dismissal of Appellant/Respondent appeal between the Federal Government of Nigeria Vs Joe Odey Agi for failure to transmit the Records from the Lower Court within 45 days. Council is aware that at the Code of Conduct Tribunal, the Federal Government filed Suits against Hon. Justices N. S. Ngwuta and Inyang Okoro of the Supreme Court and A. F. A. Ademola of the Federal High Court on 8th February, 2017. However, the Federal Ministry of Justice later withdrew the files pertaining the Suits against Hon. Justices Inyang Okoro and A. F. A. Ademola, with the intention of filing additional evidence against them. In the case of Hon. Justice Ngwuta, he has since been arraigned before the Code of Conduct Tribunal for non-declaration of his assets. In effect, there is currently no Suit filed against Hon. Justices Inyang Okoro and A. F. A. Ademola J. at the Tribunal. Contrary to the allegations by Professor Itse Sagay, SAN, Chairman, Presidential Advisory Committee Against Corruption, that Judiciary took a hasty decision to recall the Judges, and that it is not on board with anti-graft war of the Federal Government, the number of Judicial Officers that have been removed from office for misconduct particularly for corrupt practices since President Buhari administration came on board, that has been made public by National Judicial Council in October and November, 2016, speaks for itself in that vein. Some of the Judicial Officers were removed from office by dismissal or compulsory retirement by the President or Governors on the recommendation of the National Judicial Council. While a number of the Judicial Officers were reprimanded by Council in the exercise of its Constitutional powers to exercise disciplinary control over Judges of Superior Courts of record in the Federation. Council is constrained to say that some of the Judicial Officers that have been recommended for dismissal or compulsory retirement from Office by the presidency or Governors, have not to date been removed from Office. But for suspension of the affected Judicial Officers from Office by National Judicial Council, they would have to date been still performing their Judicial duties. And these are Officers that have been found culpable of gross misconduct by National Judicial Council after due process and diligent fact finding investigation by Council based on the Rule of Law enshrined in the 1999 Constitution of Federal Republic of Nigeria, as amended, National Judicial Council Judicial Discipline Regulations and Code of Conduct for Judicial Officers of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. The National Judicial Council will soon issue an advertorial on the foregoing and list out the number of Judicial Officers that have since April, 2000 when it held its inaugural Meeting to date, been dismissed or compulsorily retired by the President or Governors for gross misconduct or corrupt practices, on its recommendation; and also reprimanded by council by suspension or warning/caution. Council is not oblivious of the fact that some major Stakeholders in the Judiciary and Justice Delivery Sector in conjunction with the Nigerian Bar Association, met with the Honourable Attorney-General of the Federation and Anti-Graft and Security Agencies before the Judicial Officers were recalled, to discuss the subject matter and in particular the fate of the Judicial Officers that have not been charged and arraigned. When no progress was made, the National Judicial Council, which is the only Constitutional Institution empowered to exercise disciplinary control over Judicial Officers for misconduct, decided to recall the Judicial Officers. It is to be stressed that our criminal justice is also predicated on accusatorial system and NOT inquisitorial. Thus, every accused person is presumed to be innocent until his guilt is proved beyond reasonable doubt by the prosecution. On the foregoing, Council is compelled to inform the public that the decision it took to direct the affected Justices/Judges to recuse themselves from performing their judicial duties, was borne out of respect for the office of the Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice; and in order to maintain the integrity and sanctity of the Judiciary and sustain public confidence. However, the recent decision of the Council to recall the Judicial Officers was based on the Principles of Rule of Law and fairness. Council reiterates that it shall continue to support the President Buhari Administration posture in its fight against corruption in all its ramifications in the Federation; and in cleansing the Judiciary of corrupt Judiciary Officers, under the purview of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and the principles of the Rule of Law enshrined therein.” http://dailypost.ng/2017/06/11/recall-suspended-judges-njc-fires-back-says-presidency-lied-nigerians/?utm_source=dlvr.it_dp1&utm_medium=twitte
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Jonwesley:Yes, she has corrected it, and that's to tell u that ur silly post does not hold any water... I still repeat, she is in the best position to correct it and she just did. Stop been a sycophantic ashlicker... Clown |
Jonwesley:Oga she is in the best position to correct it by editing the entire post... Now that u posted it here, does it reflect on the original post? Sycophant |
ammyluv2002:The email u put here is for professional staff category... While this jobs fall under general staff category. Please cross check Kudos for the nice job u are doing |
Action Against Hunger | ACF-International works to save lives by combating hunger and diseases that threaten the lives of vulnerable communities, through nutrition, food security, water and sanitation, health and advocacy. We are recruiting to fill the position below: Job Title: Monitoring & Evaluation Assistant Location: Damaturu, Yobe Position Overview The M&E Assistant will be directly under the supervision of the M&E Technical Adviser. He/ She will be responsible for data gathering, collation and reporting activities of the Humanitarian multi-sectoral Rapid Response Mechanism (RRM) program at community (LGA) level. The incumbent will assist in tracking progress of key indicators and provide timely report to the M&E Officer. The M&E Assistant provides support to the M&E Officer and M&E DPM in the design, planning, monitoring and evaluation of the program by managing data and facilitating program implementation monitoring at LGA level, under the guidance and direct supervision of the M&E Officer and DPM Specific Objectives Quantify methods and identify data sources for program performance and impact indicators, in conjunction with respective program component teams (WASH & FSL). Assist in conducting project baseline, end line and progress surveys, ensuring appropriate sample size and sampling survey methods, data collection procedures, and data verification through periodic site visits. Ensure proper monitoring of implementation of the program, focusing on overall M&E framework of the program at LGA level. Present and analyze data based on information needs of project team and partners and support in data base management. Complete and submit monthly report. Under guidance of M&E Officer work in a close collaboration with the FSL & DPM program team in the LGA (whenever required) for resolving complex programme-related issues and information delivery. Collaborate with government partners to ensure the smooth implementation of the program delivery. Assist the FSL & WASH program team in terms of selecting the beneficiaries of NFI & Cash Transfer as per the established procedure. Assist the FSL & WASH program team in selecting the Community Volunteers to facilitate the process of beneficiaries’ selection. Monitor the progress of disseminating the ACF Principles within the beneficiaries’ community by the program team. Qualifications Bachelor's in Economics, Rural Development, Business, Administration, Statistics, Demography or related subject, with previous experience working in humanitarian projects Essential Skills and Experience: 1 year M&E related work experience Experience in data collection, collation, analysis, and report writing (Mobile Data Collection a strong advantage) Commitment to and understanding of ACF aims, values and principles Professional, good organizational capacity, good human relationships and team spirit, motivated, open, creative, mature, responsible, flexible and, culturally sensitive Microsoft Office Skills (Outlook, Excel, Power Point, Word) Willing and able to be based and travel regularly within remote areas, where services are limited. Fluency in Hausa and English. Preferred Skills and Experience: Previous M&E experience. Good knowledge of the intervention area/s and local economy. Previous experience with ACF. Previous humanitarian programming experience. Application Closing Date 18th May, 2017. Method of Application Interested and qualified candidates should submit their application by email to: recruitment.ng@acf-international.org Note To be considered, applications must include a CV and letter of interest, and indicate the full position title and location in the email subject line, or on the application envelope. For example, "Monitoring & Evaluation Assistant -Yobe”. Also note that applications will be processed on First Come First Served basis and any application received without these specifications will not be considered. Only shortlisted candidate will be contacted. Qualified women and men are encouraged to apply |
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Good morning great people of Nairaland! Pls how do I go about installing a wireless driver into my mini laptop. Just got the system but the wireless isn't working, was later told that the wireless driver is not installed. Am sure the system is wireless compatible as there is an on/off button for it, just beside the power on/off button. Pls I need help on how best to go about it... Presently I can only browse with a USB cord as I don't have a modem. |
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Tpappie:Pls can someone that studied Economics also apply & what is the package like? |
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airsaylongcon:Not really a computer savvy. But I think Microsoft Office 2007. The system is Microsoft XP Yes I mean Microsoft Office Word document |
Pls how do I change an MS document to PDF document. A learner needs help abeg |
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