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todayboy:
They want to share Nigeria money to northern farmers
When CBN start giving loan
Buhari is a failure

Also, the analysis revealed that 31 states and Federal Capital Territory benefited from the scheme, with Edo state getting the highest, N518 million (26 percent), while Taraba state got the lowest, N0.7 million (0.05 percent).

For everything.

A welfare group I belong to bought for 15k last weekend.

Hopefully, with the whole buy-naija-to-grow-the-naira buzz, .ng domains will become affordable soon. 15k no be here. #DearNIRA

Blessings!

We shall overcome.

krendo:
If Supreme Court make their ruling then one of Ikpeazu or Ugah Ogah must step down

If Ikpeazu wins Ugah Ogah must resign and vice versa

Ugah Ogah can not carry on in office after showing so much disloyalty to his Boss!

Don't mention.

No biggie there.
Tech advancement, simples.
Prints > Digital > Holographs?

nextstep:
The trouble is:
1. the law does not say you will pay "foundation fee" only once
2. it also does not say what constitutes this fee. Say you build 3 bungalows, do you pay thrice?
3. they can ask for any amount
4. you'll be lured into paying one price for land, then be compelled to pay double once you're hooked

Of course, this may not be the case today, but I can see how this foundation fee can evolve to be a monster over time

You got the gist.

I've always looked out for this! Good one!
Their 'Ruggedy Baba' collabo remains one of my best-est joints from this part of the world.

100k fine ontop the loss? Dede Friday Nwosu will be like 'who send me bikonu!'

Emeonyerichard:
yes boss.. Is all true.. Am on my fourth bottle of Alamo with chin chin..

Funny man!
Na him be say ya eye no dey together again.

No pictorial evidence? Low battery?

Nice one. It can only get better. #OnwardTogether

Them dull!

sholikay:
hmmmm.. obosi?...one of alaba market most powerful men

So I hear. Dunno if Lalasticlala heard same...

Small apparel stores need to find a niche to gain market share.

https://startupfashion.com/building-fashion-brand-know-target-audience-maximize-growth/

http://smallbusiness.chron.com/analysis-retail-apparel-industry-70514.html

princetom1:
U heard? Keep it moving. Between, just mere flashes, u loose 50k like that. U don't have business rules. Lucky u sha, if he has decided to skin u alive, he could have done a couple of deals with u and then give u big fish and then bring u down to ur heels. Ispired sha, u sure he owns d house? He could had murdered the owner of the house o if no one knew. This con man needs to be locked with boko harams

You can fit direct horror movie o

Sad!
May God grant his family the fortitude to bear.

Great things aa gwan!
Nice one.

gartamanta:
I don't know what is wrong with some people. When politicians win elections, they will be the first to advice anyone with any grieviance against the election to "go to court". When you now go to court and get a favourable judgement, the same politician that said "go to court" will turn around and start making noise.

As it stands now, Uche Ogah is the Governor-elect and it is for Ikpeazu to now go to court to overturn the judgement. There is no room for sentiment here.

Bam reasoning!

Now playing in the government house... It's gettin' hot in here - Nelly

Even Nollywood will reject you.

Court of Appeal has reserved judgment in an appeal by Ekezie Ikpeazu against the judgement of a Federal High Court, Abuja, which sacked him as governor of Abia.

Dr. Okezie Victor Ikpeazu had filed an appeal against the Judgment of Justice Okon Abang in the case filed by Uche Ogah at the Appeal Court presided over by Hon. Justice Morenikeji Ogunwumiju where the hearing took place. Recalled that, last week the same court had dismissed the application of Alex Otti seeking to be joined in the matter as an interested party.

More details soon

www.vanguardngr.com/2016/08/breaking-news-appeal-court-reserves-judgment-ikpeazus-sack/

Godspeed!

Anybody see how he has a resemblance to the President?

"The point I'm making is this, nobody ever add sugar to honey. Have you seen anybody adding sugar to honey? "

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/08/breaking-abia-gov-logjam-court-dashes-ottis-hopes-replace-ikpeazu/

…….orders him to pay N200,000 to Ogah, Ikpeazu, PDP, Nwosu

By Ikechukwu Nnochiri

ABUJA - The Court of Appeal in Abuja, on Friday, dashed hopes of the governorship candidate of the All Progressives Grand Alliance, APGA, in Abia state, Dr. Alex Otti, to benefit from the high court judgment that sacked Governor Okezie Ikpeazu from office.

In a unanimous decision, a five-man panel of justices of the appellate held that Otti and his party lacked the locus standi to be joined as interested parties in appeal that arose from verdict of the lower court.

The court noted that gamut of the dispute that was resolved by trial Justice Okon Abang of the Federal High Court in Abuja, on June 27, bordered on qualification or otherwise of Ikpeazu to participate in the governorship primary election the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, held on December 8, 2014.

It held that since the issue related to qualification of candidates to be nominated or sponsored by the PDP, neither Otti nor APGA had the legal right to meddle in an inter-party affair of another political party.

The appellate court described Otti as “a meddlesome interloper and busy-body”, stressing that under section section 87(9) of the Electoral Act, 2010, only those that participated in the PDP primary could question the outcome.

“The applicant who is a member of another political party has no locus to query process of nomination of another party.

“He is merely a busy body who has no locus to appeal against the whole decision of the lower court regarding the governorship primary election conducted by the 2nd Respondent on December 8, 2014.

“The applicants (Otti and APGA) had the onus to show the interest they have and how the judgement of the lower court adversely affected them.

“The applicants do not have sufficient legal grievance. They only have general interest which is equal to that of any other candidate that participated at the election.

“They are neither necessary nor desirable parties in this appeal. It is left for the 1st and 3rd Respondents ((Ogah and Ikpeazu) to slug it out.

“Moreover, the applicants could not have been joined as an interested party by the lower court”.

The appellate court further held that Otti and APGA did not place enough materials for it to judicially and judiciously exercise discretion in their favour in line with section 243 of the constitution.

“The applicants have failed to establish any cognizable legal interest to warrant this court to join them as interested party in an inter-party dispute.
“A complete stranger cannot be allowed to meddle the waters of this dispute.

“On the whole, this application lacks merit and it is accordingly dismissed with N50, 000 cost to each of the respondents except the 4th Respondent (INEC)”, the court held.

Whereas the lead judgment was prepared by head of the panel, Justice Morenike Ogunwumiju, it was however delivered by Justice A. D. Yahaya.

Otti and APGA had in the motion they filed on July 15, prayed the appellate court for leave to appeal as an interest parties, against the high court judgment that sacked Ikpeazu from office.

Otti said he was not aware of pendency of the suit at the lower court until the verdict was delivered on June 27.

He argued that having secured the 2nd highest number of votes at the 2015 governorship election in Abia state, the judgment of the high court directly affected his interest, especially as it relates to the consequential orders that were made against Ikpeazu.

Placing reliance on section 243 of 1999 Constitution, Otti maintained that Mr. Sampson Ogah who had already been issued fresh Certificate of Return by INEC, has no locus to take over from Ikpeazu as Abia State governor since he did not participate in the election proper.

He contended that going by the high court judgment, PDP had no qualified candidate for the election.

Meanwhile, Justice Yahaya noted that under Order 7 Rule 4 of the Court of Appeal Act, Otti and APGA ought to have firstly filed the joinder application before the lower court.

He said though Otti expressed his intention to rely on record of appeal that was transmitted to the appellate court on July 4, he however sought leave to file his own separate appeal.

He said Otti had in the manner he couched his reliefs, injected fresh issues that were not part of what was determined by the lower court.

Both Ikpeazu and Ogah had vehemently opposed Otti’s bid to be joined in the the substantive appeal which is fixed for hearing on August 9.

The duo, through their respective lawyers, Chief Wole Olanipekun, SAN, and Dr. Alex Iziyon, SAN, argued that all issues relating to Abia state governorship election had already been settled by the Supreme Court.

They accused Otti of attempting to re-litigate a case he fought and lost at the apex court level.

Similarly, both PDP and one of its gubernatorial aspirant in Abia state who is also laying claim to the governorship seat, Mr. Friday Nwosu, also urged the court to dismiss Otti’s application which they said was not only frivolous, but constituted an abuse of the judicial process.

We enjoy better power supply now.

#RoadToStablePower

vicky85:
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Mention me if you are having any difficulty

Read somewhere, sometime, that there were about 695 commercial radio stations in Canada.
I think an effective supervisory board is more key here.
Content is everything. Almost.

A bottle is N300