Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Edo To Recruit 10,000 Teachers Into Civil Service —SUBEB CHAIR by lagosrd: 7:06am On Jul 07, 2016 |
UAE123: Point of correction pls. the governor is not owing Egor local government but the chairman or whoever is in charge is d person owing the local government workers. Saying the governor is owing workers of local government is like accusing or saying the president is owing state government workers if the states can not pay the salary. Stop this your propaganda. Posterity will ambush you one day. Its a known fact that governors corner this people's salary and use another formula to share it. If not why is nulge always looking for in state government houses. Moresi oshiomole is not free from debts wrt salaries. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Edo To Recruit 10,000 Teachers Into Civil Service —SUBEB CHAIR by lagosrd: 7:02am On Jul 07, 2016 |
Election scam. Dont be deceived.you can't pay salaries and yet you want to employ 10,000? Na lie ooooooo.#EDOfraud2016 |
Business › Re: EFCC To Re-arraign Ex-mds Akingbola, Atuche, Nwosu(alleged Fraud) by lagosrd: 6:56am On Jul 07, 2016 |
I think this efcc know close to nothing about financial investigations. How on earth will you arraign someone whose bank was looted dry by some people walking freely in town all in the name of loans? Efcc should pls check amcon recent debtors list and see people and cooporate entities that borrowed money from intercontinental and oceanic banks. I hate this efcc |
Culture › Re: Eid Mubarak: Emir Of Ilorin At Prayer Ground. Photos by lagosrd: 6:43am On Jul 07, 2016 |
iduzebaba: Wia dis mesujamba bukola SP..dis one bag of pure water must not waste lyk dat Oo.. The prayer that was conducted around 7.30am and virtually everybody could not partake. As anyone......... |
Politics › Re: We Are Sitting On A Keg Of Gun Powder- Obasanjo Opens Up by lagosrd: 7:20am On Jul 05, 2016 |
HungerBAD: This man should shut it.
Did you just realize this?you ruled for 8 years,and instead of you to concentrate on good governance,you instead gave us a sick Yaradua,who in turn gave us the Grand Patron of cluelessness. Uno try at all what did cluelessness give you............. Chairman group of company for dullardinos |
Politics › Re: We Are Sitting On A Keg Of Gun Powder- Obasanjo Opens Up by lagosrd: 7:16am On Jul 05, 2016 |
Baba who put us there now. No be you? See how Jonathan is mocking us because of your actions. |
Politics › Re: Fayose’s Bank Account Remains Frozen, As Court Adjourns To Sept 30 by lagosrd: 6:08am On Jul 05, 2016 |
Bolustic: That's a day after my birthday, can't stop laughing, the judge shouldn't spoil my celebration by unfreezing it. Anyways, I don't see the judge unfreezing the account till 2018. At least Fayose will keep mute for the main time. Pls enlighten me oooo which engr. Be aregbe oooooo. Fridge teccnician abi wetin. Which school did he read his own engineering from. |
Politics › Re: Stop Blaming Fulani Herdsmen For Every Attack, Sultan Tells Nigerians by lagosrd: 8:50am On Jul 04, 2016 |
Then we blame you for sending them abi. Not everyone is normadic like you people. We want to be like the western world in the fastest time and not living this normadic pastoral live. |
Politics › Re: EFCC Probes Illegal Transfer Of N216.7m From CBN To Fake Account by lagosrd: 8:47am On Jul 04, 2016 |
What people fail to understand is that EFCC will not mention names because this involves the ruling party. Its only someone in the ruling party that can transfer funds from FIRS account to another account. Had it been it is the opposition party members you would be hearing stuffs like I can categorically tell you that omisorey illegally blablabla. EFCC SHOULD BE BOLD TO NAME THOSE INVOLVED BECAUSE THIS IS A CLEAR CASE. |
Politics › Re: Saraki, Dogara Reject N10b FCT Official Residence by lagosrd: 8:34am On Jul 04, 2016 |
Bolustic: If Saraki has the conscience of not moving into the quarters because of its expensive nature, HE SHOULD BE BOLD TO RESIGN THE SENATE PRESIDENT SEAT till he clears himself.
This news is stale; meant to spur emotions from simpleton. ...............................................................................................
They should stop insulting Nigerians by saying their action is a SACRIFICE. What happened to the 35.5m naira Jeep the Senators got? Pls research not all senators got that jeep .only chairmen of committees for oversight functions. |
Politics › Re: Aisha Buhari Presents N30 Million Cash Support To Chibok Girls’ Parents by lagosrd: 4:33am On Jul 04, 2016 |
Where is this woman getting this kind of money from. Cos I thought the husband was poor and he spends only his salary. Madam Na wa ooooo. #30million naira in what capacity? As a millionaire or as a government official. I comment my reserve... |
Politics › Re: Amina Mohammed And Her "Social Media Team". What's Wrong With It? by lagosrd: 4:29am On Jul 04, 2016 |
Baba kabiru spotted |
Politics › Re: Malami Speaks On Abia Governorship, Asks Parties To Await Decision Of Courts by lagosrd: 4:27am On Jul 04, 2016 |
MadamExcellency: The Vanguardngr article you quoted said "the parties involved should wait for the decisions of the Courts" (the emphasis is on the plural Courts)
The above explanation is why the security details of Dr Okezie Ikpeazu have never been withdrawn and from his point of view both Appeal Court and Supreme Court need to make judgement on this particular case to set a precedence since the Electoral Act that enable Amaechi became Governor has been amended in 2010. If the incumbent had not been proactive enough they would have smuggled their. Cohort into government through the backdoor. See whatever happens to democracy on a terrible note is the fault of apc and Nigeria s will never forgive them. |
Politics › Re: Malami Speaks On Abia Governorship, Asks Parties To Await Decision Of Courts by lagosrd: 4:23am On Jul 04, 2016 |
shortgun: why is APC trying to destroy democracy in this country? How can INEC issue two certificates to two different candidates of one political party in one election? Why is all these happening now that Abia state have a working Governor? Why is The Daura nincompoop hell bent to cause problems in the SE and South south? They should have gone ahead with the swearing in programmes now and allow for pandemonium and political unrest bunch of power grabbers. After your first tenure I care is not taken you will be so unpopular. |
Politics › Re: Katsina Middle School Classmates Of Buhari Visit Him by lagosrd: 4:16am On Jul 04, 2016 |
People are demanding for waec certificate you dey give us middle School colleagues pictures. So Oga wetin happen to higher school colleagues that you wrote waec together with.........hahaha |
Politics › Re: Goodluck Jonathan Arrives Back In Nigeria by lagosrd: 4:12am On Jul 04, 2016 |
AntiWailer: It is complex for u to understand.
If the money stolen was properly used or in our reserve. The effect of the meltdown can be cushioned.
All the billions we are hearing if put to infrastructure use, we wnt be where we are now.
Did you read how an intelligent Nairalander analyzed how 40million dollars given to GEJ's cousin could create 12,000 jobs and affect 24,000 lives monthly for ever.
His analysis was spot on and can not be faulted even by the most vocal Wailer on the forum. They all kept quiet.
I dnt regret not voting Jonathan for 1 day. I will rather regret not trying Chris Okotie if worse case scenario must be the case  Keep deceiving yourself. So what happened to the federal job openings under this tenure? Have they not been secretly occupied, at least during jonathan's tenure we all see how people got federal jobs but now nko. All juicy ones have been occupied and the president is looking the other way except for the cursed ones police of all jobs. What happened to NNPC, CBN, etc this regime is not it at all. |
Politics › Re: Photo: Fashola In Saudi Arabia For Umrah by lagosrd: 10:43am On Jul 03, 2016 |
EYIMICHAEL: BRT.... Broad Raji Tasola. All powers including Generator belongs to God. Have you gone to pray about the epileptic power supply? They cant pay salaries , everyone in darkness yet they are trooping ro Saudi where everything is in order. Only to come and shout be patient with this government. |
Travel › Re: Abuja-Kaduna Train Service Offers Free Ride As Passengers Show Their Excitement by lagosrd: 2:28pm On Jul 02, 2016 |
Kudos to ex president Jonathan and maybe Buhari sha but not ameachi. |
Politics › Re: Nigerian Prisons Illegally Hires 538 Recruits, Most From North- Sahara Reporters by lagosrd: 11:44am On Jul 02, 2016 |
I hope someone is noting all this illegal recuitments. CBN,NNPC,CUSTOMS,IMMIGRATIONS, PRISONS. Tell them to collect their pension alongside oooo cos another government will flush them out. |
Politics › Re: Ogah Desperate For Immunity Against 12 Criminal Charges –ikpeazu by lagosrd: 11:19am On Jul 02, 2016 |
frankline5: come and swear in ogah na. Ogah's case is that of a man blessed by the devil and yet he cannot use the blessing. How can you have certificate of return and still sit down at home and not be able to function. Yeye dey smell |
Politics › Re: Ibrahim Idris & Ayiri Emami In Warri Communities To Promote Peace(Pics) by lagosrd: 10:18am On Jul 02, 2016 |
"ayiri"......... I comment my reserve |
Politics › Re: El-Rufai Breaks Fast With Christian Leaders Tonight by lagosrd: 8:33am On Jul 02, 2016 |
Awon oni jekuje.... Why break fast with infidels mr el-rufai whose Jesus and religion you dont respect just for once ? Hypocrisy of the highest order. |
Politics › Re: Fayose: Court Orders EFCC, Zenith Bank To Appear Over Freezing Of Account by lagosrd: 5:24pm On Jun 30, 2016 |
phemflex90: you dnt ave to condemned my post... free world... let's read ur own too bro I am not condemning your post but if you feel insulted with my write up pls pardon me. |
Politics › Re: Fayose: Court Orders EFCC, Zenith Bank To Appear Over Freezing Of Account by lagosrd: 10:44am On Jun 30, 2016 |
989900: Immunity has been proven in some cases and rulings by judges not to cover electoral related offences, and this is not any different!
You mentioned the President, but he is in court too, 'cause it is electorally related.
I'm sorry if I have to lean towards the learned, professional, and expert rulings of them judges over your 'opinion'.
So in what way is freezing of the personal account of an incumbent related to electoral issue. Kindly explain. #Fayose personal account frozen (ekiti) #Bello yahya's refused travelling (Kogi) # bayelsa governor almost treated like a criminal in his own state Is this not telling you something about infringement on privacy and established right of a political office holder ? |
Politics › Re: Fayose: Court Orders EFCC, Zenith Bank To Appear Over Freezing Of Account by lagosrd: 8:54am On Jun 30, 2016 |
989900: You read it for real? And you still type that up there . . . it must be some chore being you. You're are completely entitled to your own opinion as far as am concerned. It's your birthright and so I am. I don't give a damn about what anyone thinks. Invitation to anarchy is totally wrong. The presidency may even not in total support of what those back room staffs are doing but when the problems starts he will be the one to face the music alone. Remember the impression given to the Niger delta guys is exactly what is causing the problem there now and the whole country is on its knees . So what are you saying ca I seems not understand your point and do we need to wait until the country boils or anarchy is let loose due to the hallucinated grammatical blunder and writeup above. Pls spread the truth always. |
Politics › Re: Nwokocha-Ahaaiwe Withdraws Suit Seeking Buhari’s Disqualification On Certificate by lagosrd: 8:38am On Jun 30, 2016 |
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Phones › Re: We Have Paid N80 Billion Out Of N300 Billion Fine – MTN Nigeria by lagosrd: 8:20am On Jun 30, 2016 |
Pls go and complete your payment and stop disturbing us here |
Politics › Re: Fayose: Court Orders EFCC, Zenith Bank To Appear Over Freezing Of Account by lagosrd: 8:04am On Jun 30, 2016 |
phemflex90: In view of the fact that the effect of section 308 of the Constitution has been watered down, Governor Fayose cannot invoke the immunity clause to shield himself from investigation. Since the offences of fraud, treason and criminal diversion of public funds were allegedly committed in connection with the 2014 governorship election in Ekiti state, Mr. Fayose who was a candidate of the PDP at the material time, is liable to be investigated. Sometime in 2004, Governor Ayo Fayose was reported by The News magazine to have stolen N1.2 billion from the coffers of Ekiti State government. The brutal killings in the state were also traced to a killer squad funded by the governor. Embarrassed by the publication, Mr. Fayose sued the magazine at the high court holden at Ado Ekiti. Our law firm defended the magazine and pleaded justification. At the trial of the case, the allegations in the publication were proved beyond any shadow of doubt. In dismissing the suit, the trial judge said that Mr. Fayose had no reputation worthy of protection by any court. The allegation of the looting of the treasury of the state was investigated by the EFCC which proceeded to charge Mr. Fayose at the Federal High Court. The Police also charged him with the murder of Tunde Omojola at the Ekiti State high court. Both cases were pending in court when he contested and ‘won’ the Ekiti State governorship election. Shortly thereafter, a young army officer, Captain Sagir Koli exposed the involvement of some armed personnel led by General Aliyu Momoh in the coup which led to the ‘re-election’ of Governor Fayose. All the criminal suspects initially denied their involvement in the criminal enterprise. But when confronted with the tape recording of the plot to manipulate the election, Mr. Fayose admitted that he took part in the coup. Based on the expose by Captain Koli, the authorities of the Nigerian Army set up a panel of enquiry to investigate the role of the armed soldiers in the violent subversion of the democratic process in Ekiti State. The panel conducted the inquiry and identified the military officers and soldiers who participated in the coup which led to the pyrrhic victory of Mr. Ayo Fayose. The report of the panel was submitted to the Chief of Army Staff who promised to act on it by implementing its recommendations. The indicted military officers and armed soldiers have since been flushed out of the Nigerian army. Some of them were also referred to the EFCC for further investigation over allegations of financial inducement and corrupt practices. The findings of the army panel have been corroborated by Mr. Fayose’s campaign manager, Dr. T.K. Aluko who addressed several press conferences wherein he gave graphic details of the illegal deployment of armed troops and criminal diversion of public funds for the governorship election allegedly won by Mr. Fayose. In particular, he revealed that the fund for the election was ferried to Ado Ekiti by a former minister who is currently on self exile in the United States. While not challenging the allegation by the EFCC that the sum of N1.3 billion has been traced to his personal account, Mr. Fayose has attempted to hide under the immunity clause to shield himself from investigation. Contrary to the governor’s claim, he does not enjoy immunity from investigation with respect to his criminal involvement in treasonable conduct and corrupt practices. It is trite law that all the public officers protected by Section 308 of the Constitution can be investigated for corruption and other criminal offences. In Chief Gani Fawehinmi vs. Inspector General of Police (2002) 23 WRN 1 the Supreme Court held: “That a person protected under section 308 of the 1999 Constitution, going by its provisions, can be investigated by the police for an alleged crime or offence is, in my view, beyond dispute. To hold otherwise is to create a monstrous situation whose manifestation may not be fully appreciated until illustrated… The evidence may be useful for impeachment purposes if the House of Assembly may have need of it. It may no doubt be used for prosecution of the said incumbent Governor after he has left office. But to do nothing under the pretext that a Governor cannot be investigated is a disservice to the society.” The senior lawyers who have questioned the freezing of Mr. Fayose’s account on the ground that the EFCC did not obtain a court order have not read section 28 of the EFCC Act which provides that “where a person is arrested for an offence under this Act, the Commission shall immediately trace and attach all the assets and properties of the person acquired as a result of such economic or financial crime and shall thereafter cause to be obtained an interim attachment order from the Court”. To ensure that the investigation of the public officers covered by the immunity clause is not compromised by the executive, the Chief Justice of Nigeria is empowered by section 52 of the ICPC Act to appoint an Independent Counsel (who shall be a legal practitioner of not less than 15 years standing) to investigate any allegation of corruption against the president, vice president, governor or deputy governor. The ICPC is enjoined to fully cooperate with such independent counsel and provide all facilities necessary for such independent counsel to carry out his functions. At the end of the investigation, the Independent Counsel is required to make a report of the findings to the National Assembly in the case of the president or vice president and to the relevant House of Assembly of a State in the case of the governor or deputy governor. Since there is no immunity for impunity as far as electoral malfeasance is concerned, the investigation by the EFCC is in order. The senior lawyers who have questioned the freezing of Mr. Fayose’s account on the ground that the EFCC did not obtain a court order have not read section 28 of the EFCC Act which provides that “where a person is arrested for an offence under this Act, the Commission shall immediately trace and attach all the assets and properties of the person acquired as a result of such economic or financial crime and shall thereafter cause to be obtained an interim attachment order from the Court”. The law permits the EFCC to freeze an account or attach a property of a criminal suspect and proceed thereafter to obtain an ex parte order from the appropriate court. I am not unaware that by the strict interpretation of section 308 of the Constitution, no court process can be issued or served on a governor. But because immunity cannot be pleaded or invoked to cover electoral fraud, elected governors are served with court processes and dragged to court to respond to allegations of electoral malpractice. However, in order to give effect and validity to the equality of the rights of all contestants in a presidential or governorship elections, it has been held by the Supreme Court that the immunity clause cannot be invoked in election petitions. Otherwise, public officers covered by the immunity clause may take advantage of their positions to rig elections and thereby sabotage the democratic process. The rationale for suspending the operation of the immunity clause during the hearing of election petition was explained by the late Justice Kayode Eso in Obih Vs. Mbakwe (1984) All NLR 134 at 148 when he said: “With respect, to extend the immunity to cover the governors from being legally challenged when seeking a second term will spell injustice. I am conscious of the fact that in my interpretation of section 267 of the Constitution, I am giving that provision a narrow interpretation. This is deliberate for, in my view, in the interpretation of the Constitution, care should be taken not to diminish from the justice of the matter, this is not a case of a judge engaging in legislative process.” Similarly, in Turaki v. Dalhaltu (2003) 38 WRN 54 at 168 the Court of Appeal (per Oguntade JCA (as he then was) had this to say: “There is no doubt that a Governor by the force of section 308 of the 1999 Constitution is immuned from civil and criminal proceedings for his personal acts but in proceedings in an election petition or seeking to enforce rights appertaining to or arising from national elections, no Governor in my view enjoys or can claim immunity. In an election matter, as in this case, the right of the Governor to remain such Governor is in issue. If a Governor were to be considered immuned from court proceedings, that would create the position where a sitting Governor would be able to flout election laws and regulations to the detriment of other person contesting with him. This will make a nonsense of the election process and be against the spirit of our national Constitution which in its tenor provides for a free and fair election.” …if he is indicted, Mr. Fayose ought to be prosecuted by the EFCC since the immunity of a governor is put in abeyance when the legitimacy of his election is in dispute. In the case of the Alliance for Democracy v. Peter Ayodele Fayose (No 1) (2004) 26 WRN 34, the Respondent had challenged the issuance of a subpoena on him on the ground that Section 308 has conferred immunity on him as a governor. While dismissing the objection the Court of Appeal (per Muri Okunola JCA) held: “…The provisions of section 308 of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria are not applicable to confer immunity on a State Governor in an election petition involving his election to preclude the issuance of subpoena on him. Or put in another way: the immunity provided by the provisions of section 308 of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 on a State Governor is put in abeyance when his election is being disputed before an Election Tribunal as to make him amenable to being compelled by a subpoena to tender document(s) or give evidence before the Election Tribunal.” In view of the fact that the effect of section 308 of the Constitution has been watered down, Governor Fayose cannot invoke the immunity clause to shield himself from investigation. Since the offences of fraud, treason and criminal diversion of public funds were allegedly committed in connection with the 2014 governorship election in Ekiti state, Mr. Fayose who was a candidate of the PDP at the material time, is liable to be investigated. And if he is indicted, Mr. Fayose ought to be prosecuted by the EFCC since the immunity of a governor is put in abeyance when the legitimacy of his election is in dispute. Finally, in his desperate bid to divert public attention from the ongoing investigation of the criminal diversion of public funds, Mr. Fayose has attempted to link me with his indictment by the Nigerian Army and the EFCC. Notwithstanding that the allegation is completely baseless, I fully support the investigations. I do not need to instigate the anti-graft agencies to enquire into the activities of a serial treasury looter. Having admitted his involvement in the coup which occurred in Ekiti State which culminated in his emergence as governor, Mr. Fayose ought to be Prosecuted. The most painful about this write -up is that I read the trash....... Useful time wasted. Governors have immunity weather you like it or not. Those that included the clauses aren't as docile as you imagine because the foresee a complete breakdown of law and order in its absence and a pro autocratic style of government from the federal like the one we are seeing now. |
Politics › Re: Fayose: Court Orders EFCC, Zenith Bank To Appear Over Freezing Of Account by lagosrd: 7:59am On Jun 30, 2016 |
EFCC on a lost course. Clueless political attack dogs who just freeze peoples account anyhow with absolute recklessness. In this present democracy EFCC is now the court, defendant and prosecutor. |
Car Talk › Re: Why You Should Never Drive Alongside A Large Truck (Photo) by lagosrd: 7:30am On Jun 29, 2016 |
Not only drive side by side also keep a reasonable distance between you and a truck from any angle
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Education › Re: University Professor Backs The Baby Of A Nursing Mother Writing Exam by lagosrd: 9:33am On Jun 28, 2016 |
Nigerian ones will be like . Get settled down and let me sound a note of warning to you. This exam hall is not a day-care centre I want to make it abundantly clear that I don't want to hear any infant cry today, I have had enough in my life and it's time for me to rest. Yeye people called academicians.
I could remember when I was in the university and I requested for extra exam answer booklet . Because they could not produce it or perhaps they were in shortage of it. I was labelled a too know student and before I knew what was happening I got a fantastic letter of the office of the dean of student affairs stating that I was the one championing the disruption of lectures and tagging our style of education nomadic just because we treak close to 3km before we get to the next lecture theatre. |
Politics › Re: Southern Kaduna Says No To Grazing Reserve by lagosrd: 6:39am On Jun 27, 2016 |
Metallurgist: Fulani's have been in southern Kaduna from time immemorial, finding a realistic solution is the way forward. tribal and ethnic supremercy will only bring sorrow to both side as witness both in the past and present If you have been in a place for time immemorial does that give you the licence to kill your host and take over their land for grazing. Any attempt will be met with stiff opposition. El rufai and his fulani bororo killers will know this time ita not a joke. |