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can u imagine? Dis small boy don mak mama change address. I nr go fit swell for d boy again because beta person nr go carry gun, nr b say u b police.... Oghene biko ooooooooo Rip mama |
Mak joke dey 1 corner, I support pdp bt I nr go fit com out com vote 4 one person, who go win mak e win. d only place I dey Mak mouth na houz wit my family.. I never die 2ru God work nai politician or ELECTION hand I go tak change address?? Oghene biko ooooooooo |
Proudlyngwa:Hmmmmmmm d level of disgrace a child keep bringing 2 d family makes dt child useless 2 d family |
Proudlyngwa:Ok sir I ll do just dat |
Proudlyngwa:If u ask me i ll dis-agree wit u dt dey ar disgrace 2 d nation bt I prefer u cal dem useless set of individual wu c joy in doin wat odas or law condemns |
KINGinVAHALA2:Modified Most politicians ar killers |
Proudlyngwa:My broda u ar stil 4lowin d update. Can u bliv just 1 local gov election Delta state last yr abt 9-15 persons died, nd i ws @hope gettin d scores |
I can never die because of ELECTION.. OGHENE biko |
Today’s scheduled resumption of the trial of the President of the Senate, Senator Bukola Saraki at the Code of Conduct Tribunal undoubtedly affirms the present administration’s mantra that no one is above the law. However, the political drama that shadowed the emergence of Saraki as the country’s number three citizen also paints the matter of politics as an issue in the trial. By Emmanuel Aziken,Political Editor Saraki is being tried on a 13 count charge including failure to declare his assets, operating a foreign bank account among other charges bordering on the violation of the code of conduct for public officers. Today’s formal resumption of trial follows Saraki’s failed efforts to cut short the trial on the basis of what he cited as bias and political persecution. The Senate President had approached several courts reaching the Supreme Court, which all refused to stop the trial. The Senate President had among others, cited the fact that the authorities failed to abide by the provisions of the CCT Act which in Section 3 (d) stipulates that the Code of Conduct Bureau, CCB should, first of all, notify a public officer of any issue the bureau may have against him or her before taking the case to the CCT. The Supreme Court, however, refused to consider that provision as it ruled that Saraki should face trial. Besides, Saraki had also sought to affirm the fact that the CCT as presently constituted does not form a quorum to try a case. Political witch-hunt But beyond the legalese is the whispering claim by associates of the Senate President that the case against him simply arose out of political witch-hunt. Their claim is that if Saraki had not become Senate President that the issues surrounding his assets declaration when he was governor more than six years ago would not have arisen. They have also sought to point at the fact that of the more than 5,000 public officers expected to declare their assets to the CCB that only a few have been brought to trial; remarkably, the last high profile person to have been brought to trial was the former Lagos State governor, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, whose case in 2011 was generally alleged to have been a scheme by the former Goodluck Jonathan administration to browbeat the then opposition leader. Bukola Saraki Senate President, Senator Bukola Saraki Docked by Code of Conduct Tribunal in Abuja. Photo by Gbemiga Olamikan Given Tinubu’s pre-eminence in the former opposition camp, it was alleged that the Jonathan administration wanted to humble him by making him face the CCT on issues that arose almost six years after he had left office. Remarkably, the Jagban as he is famously hailed by political associates overcame what was alleged to have been the political persecution of the Jonathan administration by citing Section 3 (d) of the CCT Act, to wit, to say that he had not been previously served by the CCB on any anomalies on his assets declaration. The Saraki team according to sources are also hoping to project that fact when his case comes up today. But beyond the trial is the unfolding snare for the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC in the continued trial of Saraki. A conviction for Saraki could further destabilise the Senate to the amazement of the APC. Unbeknown to many operatives of the APC, the party’s majority in the Senate outside senators aligned to Saraki may not be defensible. With the balance of the parties being APC, 59, PDP 44, and Labour 1 with four seats outstanding, the propensity of the mainstream APC to push through legislative proposals could be hampered should the about 30 APC senators aligned with Saraki team up with the opposition PDP. It is a danger that the leaders of the APC have yet to contemplate. President Muhammadu Buhari, who could suffer the backlash the more according to sources, may not have serious issues with Saraki. “Buhari’s problem is the presence of Senator Ike Ekweremadu in the office of Deputy President of the Senate and his anger is that Saraki helped Ekweremadu to that office.” The president’s angst against Ekweremadu is said not to be personal but rather, ideological. The president, sources said, is still miffed with the PDP and what the party did to him in his years in the opposition. Should Saraki lose out in the emerging case, the Senate could be headed for a fresh leadership election in which the PDP now revitalised after its bruising losses in 2015, could as well challenge whosoever the APC could produce. Even with the lack of unity in the APC with its senators divided between the Unity Forum and Like Minds, it could become an enticement for the PDP to dare the APC by entering the fray with the assurance that APC senators inclined to Saraki could align with them.http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/03/what-if-saraki-is-convicted/ lalasticlala, dominique, Mynd44 abeg push am go front small |
Nairaland111:hmm |
Proudlyngwa:yes broda. Hw ws ur service |
I just saw this on our bulletin( of Sacred Heart Catholic Parish Abrka, Delta State.) nd decided to share it with nairalanders. "Sometimes you are unsatisfied wit your life, while many people in this world are dreaming of livin your life... A child on a farm sees a plane fly overhead & dreams of flying. But, A pilot on d plane sees the farmhouse & dreams of returning home. That's life! Enjoy yours... If wealth is the secret of happiness, then the rich should be dancing on the streets. But only poor kids do that. If power ensures security, then officials should walk unguarded. But those who live simply, sleep soundly. If beauty and fame bring ideal relationships then celebrities should have the best marriages. Live simply, walk humbly nd love genuinely... All good wil come back to you... On the day that you were born, you began to die. Do not waste a single moment more. The gift of life is precious; being alive is more valuable than anything else that one can own nd possess. The greater you appreciate being alive, the more enthusiastic you will be when you wake up each morning. God gives you life this moment for a reason. Here is the test to find out if your mission on earth is finished. If you're alive, it isn't. For life is a promise;fulfill it. Listen to God say this to you, 'I am giving you life this very moment. Appreciate it and begin to live". lalasticlala, dominique, Mynd44 abeg push am go front small |
Even DPO? OGHENE |
I hear |
OGHENE |
Tunami:Since is Tompolo is nw high profile criminal wat of d so called politicians |
amtaken:I do tire old papa nd mama wen nr won free style 4 d mata RoyalRoy Abeg move am go front page |
Cutehector:D tin tire me ooooooooooooo |
Governor Ambode nw number 10 u dey play? |
A septuagenarian, Mr Tajudeen Giwa, has asked an Ikorodu Customary Court in Lagos State to dissolve his marriage of over 40 years because his wife ignores him and denies him sex.http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/02/my-wife-starves-me-of-sex-divorce-seeking-septuagenarian-tells-court/ |
Y nt introduce urself so we can 4low ur footstep |
Keke Hw much 2 police station so dt I go report op |
Those Apc boyz dt are calling dis man Boko haram are afraid of wat dis man can do. Congratulations sir |
Dis tin many ooooooooooooo |
D 2 ll die |
I dey com make I buy card |
una dey supply dem food, dem still dey kill una brodas nd sistas nd una dey api, no-sence |
Nigeria is finished |
G |
Dt means we need more young men in d military. |
Even criminals wen don thief moni finish dey still dey go court nd still win, let alone DSTV wen get moni 2 bribe. 4get it jor |
