₦airaland Forum

RingRoadMafia:
I do not assent to the statement that Lagos is No Man's Land. Infact, I strongly detest anyone who says that near me, but I'm more concerned about those indigenes of Lagos, who are they? Obasa himself and more than 60% of the lawmakers in Lagos State are not originally from Lagos! They came and settled there from their various states just like the Igbos

wahalawahala:
See as den dey create threads up and down . The move really pepper this ppl .. Kai😂😂

BigBabyJesus:
Go home .

You have been rejected again.

kevapet:
And the ones that sell to fellow Yorubas?

helinues:
I have been offline for a month, remember you were accusing me of not having a job by trolling me with different monikers, I came back just yesterday you are here again to do the trolling and be telling me nonsense about a job.

You don't only need a job, you need to get a life.

Call the mods to come and ban me as usual. Those ones will leave those who dey provoke others deliberately and be banning the victims when they respond back

Oshi iranu

FreeStuffsNG:
No. The current unjust system is skewed against we your host and it is not sustainable.
I do not want to wait for another round of politics of hate, lies and bigotry every four years.
The cheating has to stop now. Give us your land, jobs, appointments, street names etc in your Igboland in exchange so we can collaborate by reciprocity.

Nvestor02:
Obis so desperate of ruling Nigeria and that alone is a big reason we need to rejected him.

Imagine this man that doesn't even have the national Spread but crying that his Manhood has been stolen.

After he has been defeated in court. The judge need to ban him from contesting for presidential position forever

OlawaleBammie:
lobatan


awon oloriburuku will soon be here to cry as usual

pandoragirigory:
Igbos made it popular

helinues:
Protocol

Kudos to the security officers

bennybuhari:
Is it true the judge said Keyamo a whole SAN is doing errand boy for Tinubu

Westerhoffe:
Ehen now… shebi the both of them are working for the government? Na 2 cut 4.

Westerhoffe:
Don't mind that judge that called a whole you an errand boy. Just carry the appeal to him like an errand boy. You have nothing to lose.

Former Minister of State for Labour and Employment, Mr. Festus Keyamo, has stated that he’ll make an appeal on the N10 million fine that was awarded against him in a suit he filed for the probe of the 2023 presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar.

Also, contained in the suit is the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission.

Justice James Omotosho of a Federal High Court sitting in Abuja handed the fine to Keyamo on Monday.

Omotosho ordered that N5 million each be paid in favour of Abubakar and the Independent Corrupt Practises and Other Related Offences Commission.

Ayu can’t return as PDP chairman, says Court
The suit, marked FHC/ABJ/CS/84/2023 was regarded as “frivolous, vexatious, and an abuse of court processes,” and should be paid at 10 per cent per annum until the cost is finally liquidated.”

A statement issued by John Ainetor (Esq), Assistant Head of Festus Keyamo Chambers, Abuja Office, read, “Earlier today, a Federal High Court in Abuja dismissed the case filed by Festus Keyamo, SAN, CON, against the candidate of the PDP in the last Presidential Election, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar over the SPV saga principally because the court was of the opinion that the law-enforcement agencies were not given enough time to commence investigations before the suit was filed, amongst other sundry reasons.

“Our client respectfully disagrees with the reasons for the said decision because the law-enforcement agencies did not indicate their willingness to commence investigations, even if they were given more time. We want to establish a legal principle that the society cannot wait as infinitum for law-enforcement agencies to do their statutory duties.”

“The suit was designed to prompt the agencies to show their readiness to investigate. We are immediately filing an appeal against the said decision to the Court of Appeal as the struggle on this issue continues.”