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You should check the fuel price in Angola, you will know that the price in Nigeria is high as a oil producing Nation.

Na normal thing for we going to Maiduguri at Yobe boundary you to step down from the car at the military check point and walk to other side vise versa

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All Enya and Yanni songs.

The anointed candidate for 2023 presidential election comes to mind

I was a victim of such too, I was posted to Borno House of Assembly and Borno Local Government Council Affair but I was rejected in both places because I don't have any back up from Abuja. I was eventually taken to a school where I completed my clarion call. Just to let you guys know I'm Political Scientist.

Please for Heaven self pass the offer to me, I'm on by knees

Yes we agree all this things are happening but what is the impact in the life of the masses idiot government.

Brotherly, sincerely speaking if you have the mind you better find your way to North East precisely Maiduguri, Adamawa and Yobe. You will make cool money if you no dey fear BH.

If you can take the bold step and go the Northeast especially Maiduguri, Yobe and Adamawa, such course are hot cake for NGOs and they pay big.

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The way people are tripping into Maiduguri on daily bases you guys will be amazed, where you see fear and danger others sees opportunities, NGOs workers collect huge pay and the ambitious once are taking the advantage of it not minding the present situation of the state, as it stand now Borno State are even rejected corps member because every potential corps member want to be posted to Borno State because of incentives enjoyed by corppers of the State.

Must everything be about tribe and ethnicity why not just commend the young man for work well done

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Most of you just want to talk, you know deep in ur heart chelsea gonna win.

He just try to get attention of Isreal to support their balkanization course

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JULY 1, 2015 : RAMON OLADIMEJI
31 Comments
A Federal High Court in Lagos has granted an
extradition application filed by the Federal
Government seeking to surrender one Mr.
Olugbemiga Adebisi to the United States of America
for criminal prosecution.
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Justice Saliu Saidu granted the extradition
application on Tuesday after adjudging that the
affidavits tendered by the Attorney General of the
Federation in support of the application were
credible and valid.
Saidu said he was satisfied that “the US had
formally requested for the extradition of the
respondent within the requirement of the
Extradition Act Cap E25 Laws of the Federation of
Nigeria, 2004.”
The judge also held that “the affidavit of Alfred
Rubega (a United States Assistant Attorney) was
signed before a magistrate judge of the District of
New Hampshire, which has not been disputed by
the respondent in the case.
“And this affidavit was only attached to a certificate
duly executed from the Department of State of the
U.S.A. and the United State Department of Justice
and further certified by one David Warmer, an
Associate Director, Office of International Affairs
Criminal Division, Department of Justice, U.S.A. All
these are enough evidence to give credit and
validity to the affidavit of Alfred Rubega.”
According to the ruling, a copy of which was
obtained by our correspondent on Wednesday, the
AGF had supported the extradition application with
“three indictments filed in the US District Court,
New Hampshire” against Adebisi.
It was stated that the accuse had, on July 20,
2006, been charged in the Hampshire court for
“access device fraud, receipt of stolen mail matter,
aggravated identity theft, fraudulent use of social
security number,” all of which were a violation of
Title 18, U.S. Code, sections 1029, 1708, 1028A
and Title 42, U.S. Code, Section 408(a) 7(b)
respectively.
Adebisi was also said to have been charged on
April 5, 2005 in the Trial Court of Massachusetts,
Middlesex County, Concord Distric Court, U.S.
In the said charge, Adebisi was accused of
“Larceny over $250, credit card fraud of over $250,
forgery of a document, uttering false document and
identify fraud.”
The offences were said to be a violation of
Massachusetts General Law, Chapter 266, Section
30(1), 37(c)(e) and Chapter 267, Section 1 and 5.
Lawyer for the AGF, Akintah Ukaeyina, had, while
canvassing argument in favour of the extradition
application, argued that “all that is required for the
applicant (AGF) to place before the court is a
warrant issued outside Nigeria authorising the
arrest of a fugitive criminal and also satisfy the
court that the warrant was issued in a country to
which the extradition apply.”
The counsel also argued that the offences for
which Adebisi is being wanted in the US are also
provided for and punishable in the contemplation
of Nigerian laws.

JULY 1, 2015 : RAMON OLADIMEJI
31 Comments
A Federal High Court in Lagos has granted an
extradition application filed by the Federal
Government seeking to surrender one Mr.
Olugbemiga Adebisi to the United States of America
for criminal prosecution.
ADVERTISEMENT
Justice Saliu Saidu granted the extradition
application on Tuesday after adjudging that the
affidavits tendered by the Attorney General of the
Federation in support of the application were
credible and valid.
Saidu said he was satisfied that “the US had
formally requested for the extradition of the
respondent within the requirement of the
Extradition Act Cap E25 Laws of the Federation of
Nigeria, 2004.”
The judge also held that “the affidavit of Alfred
Rubega (a United States Assistant Attorney) was
signed before a magistrate judge of the District of
New Hampshire, which has not been disputed by
the respondent in the case.
“And this affidavit was only attached to a certificate
duly executed from the Department of State of the
U.S.A. and the United State Department of Justice
and further certified by one David Warmer, an
Associate Director, Office of International Affairs
Criminal Division, Department of Justice, U.S.A. All
these are enough evidence to give credit and
validity to the affidavit of Alfred Rubega.”
According to the ruling, a copy of which was
obtained by our correspondent on Wednesday, the
AGF had supported the extradition application with
“three indictments filed in the US District Court,
New Hampshire” against Adebisi.
It was stated that the accuse had, on July 20,
2006, been charged in the Hampshire court for
“access device fraud, receipt of stolen mail matter,
aggravated identity theft, fraudulent use of social
security number,” all of which were a violation of
Title 18, U.S. Code, sections 1029, 1708, 1028A
and Title 42, U.S. Code, Section 408(a) 7(b)
respectively.
Adebisi was also said to have been charged on
April 5, 2005 in the Trial Court of Massachusetts,
Middlesex County, Concord Distric Court, U.S.
In the said charge, Adebisi was accused of
“Larceny over $250, credit card fraud of over $250,
forgery of a document, uttering false document and
identify fraud.”
The offences were said to be a violation of
Massachusetts General Law, Chapter 266, Section
30(1), 37(c)(e) and Chapter 267, Section 1 and 5.
Lawyer for the AGF, Akintah Ukaeyina, had, while
canvassing argument in favour of the extradition
application, argued that “all that is required for the
applicant (AGF) to place before the court is a
warrant issued outside Nigeria authorising the
arrest of a fugitive criminal and also satisfy the
court that the warrant was issued in a country to
which the extradition apply.”
The counsel also argued that the offences for
which Adebisi is being wanted in the US are also
provided for and punishable in the contemplation
of Nigerian laws.

JULY 1, 2015 : RAMON OLADIMEJI
31 Comments
A Federal High Court in Lagos has granted an
extradition application filed by the Federal
Government seeking to surrender one Mr.
Olugbemiga Adebisi to the United States of America
for criminal prosecution.
ADVERTISEMENT
Justice Saliu Saidu granted the extradition
application on Tuesday after adjudging that the
affidavits tendered by the Attorney General of the
Federation in support of the application were
credible and valid.
Saidu said he was satisfied that “the US had
formally requested for the extradition of the
respondent within the requirement of the
Extradition Act Cap E25 Laws of the Federation of
Nigeria, 2004.”
The judge also held that “the affidavit of Alfred
Rubega (a United States Assistant Attorney) was
signed before a magistrate judge of the District of
New Hampshire, which has not been disputed by
the respondent in the case.
“And this affidavit was only attached to a certificate
duly executed from the Department of State of the
U.S.A. and the United State Department of Justice
and further certified by one David Warmer, an
Associate Director, Office of International Affairs
Criminal Division, Department of Justice, U.S.A. All
these are enough evidence to give credit and
validity to the affidavit of Alfred Rubega.”
According to the ruling, a copy of which was
obtained by our correspondent on Wednesday, the
AGF had supported the extradition application with
“three indictments filed in the US District Court,
New Hampshire” against Adebisi.
It was stated that the accuse had, on July 20,
2006, been charged in the Hampshire court for
“access device fraud, receipt of stolen mail matter,
aggravated identity theft, fraudulent use of social
security number,” all of which were a violation of
Title 18, U.S. Code, sections 1029, 1708, 1028A
and Title 42, U.S. Code, Section 408(a) 7(b)
respectively.
Adebisi was also said to have been charged on
April 5, 2005 in the Trial Court of Massachusetts,
Middlesex County, Concord Distric Court, U.S.
In the said charge, Adebisi was accused of
“Larceny over $250, credit card fraud of over $250,
forgery of a document, uttering false document and
identify fraud.”
The offences were said to be a violation of
Massachusetts General Law, Chapter 266, Section
30(1), 37(c)(e) and Chapter 267, Section 1 and 5.
Lawyer for the AGF, Akintah Ukaeyina, had, while
canvassing argument in favour of the extradition
application, argued that “all that is required for the
applicant (AGF) to place before the court is a
warrant issued outside Nigeria authorising the
arrest of a fugitive criminal and also satisfy the
court that the warrant was issued in a country to
which the extradition apply.”
The counsel also argued that the offences for
which Adebisi is being wanted in the US are also
provided for and punishable in the contemplation
of Nigerian laws.D

http://www.punchng.com/news/fg-to-extradite-nigerian-to-us-for-prosecution/

majalisa:
u tot wrongly again.it was a question and not an insult

stop playing smart. u intended it to be an insult. btw, why the reference to anus ,are u gay?

majalisa:
u "tot" with ur anus?

why the insult? i guess that is how u were raised . i forgive u

themilanway:
What kind of question is this?Arrest him for what?

Na go just dey create thread any how.

i tot they say he is/was corrupt?

This kind of car is still in use in calabar

Sugar and milk will go well with that no17