₦airaland Forum

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tiptopy03:
May Almighty God, rule you the way Aregbe is ruling Osun.

God is not man that he should rule man like man.

Yes you can.
Yes you should.
Please do.

Cheers to your success!

Lots of information you could well-package to your audience. and the fact that you focusing on a niche? A niche you love? That's what I call the red-ribbon-on-a-package.
There's a dearth of auto info out there and there's the huge online demand for those info.
See it like a TV programme you were presenting, yeah? How would you like to spice it up?!

The maidens tho'!
Scarcity of Tomatoes Jos??

Nna mehnn, Tinubu don fight plenty battles and still standing tall!
Egbon Jagaban!!

Somborri won't like this.

AnakinSkywalker:
I keep repeating it that we are holding the wrong person accountable for the under development of the Niger Delta. Their Governors are there. Government at every level is there as you pointed out.

I expect them to first call their Ward Counsellors, their Local Government Chairmen, their Governors, their Senators and House of Representative nominee before fighting the Federal Government. Can we say over the years that the Federal Government has not provided funds to develop the region beyond the rot we now see? What happened to the funds?

Our hope is that a quick and lasting solution will be found for this problem. It is a setback not only to the country, but specifically to the people in these communities.

I show concern for Oporoza community. The military will always invade and attribute the community to Niger Delta Avengers. It is bad PR for the community.

My line of thoughts, anytime!
Amen to the prayers.

MissIndependent:

Lol. As him no gree to hear na.

Oga Doyin comes to mind.

*slots video cassette*
[i]dem go dey pose - Baba Fryo

davepepple83:
You shouldn't have used that topic in the first place.It looks as if you really want to scam us even tthough it is real.Please,use a better topic next time.

Lastma.

Banbiala don buy market!

emymeeky:
Grow up

He only said the truth, bro.
Cheers!

Photoshop, maybe? Cant find her reflection on the mirror down there.

Sweeetlawd!

1freshdude:
I don't care who your principal is in this tussle, but you are perhaps the only one that hit a salient question that left me pondering. How did the Judge come to his conclusion so fast? In less than a week fa! Has he been following it on nairaland? Men this is a new low even for the corrupt judiciary.

Oh boi!

kachimighty0000:
I see abia been without a governor.....may God help dis country

O thou seer!

ydass:
One can tell that this is not a victory seating, no food no drink no smile

You are brutal!

Anybody know if lalasticlala or mynd44 was also at the court today?

Still looking for one happy face among 'em seas of faces. Not even common smiley.

hustlengetpaid:
confusional conference has taken over my dear state

Still, the gods remain wise.
Swearing in should follow, innit?

As expected!

maxzzo1:
Ask Okon Abang

Lol. Give me his digits please

Please what's the latest with Ogah's own?

RIP.

Why was he not buried same day according to Islamic rites? Anybody please?

kahal29:
If you are convinced that Buhari does not have a certificate you can take the matter to court just as Ogah took Ikpeazu’s tax clearance to court.

Gbam!

Ade Adesomoju, Abuja

A Federal High Court in Abuja will today (Friday) hear and rule on the application ‎filed by the embattled Governor of Abia State, Okezie Ikpeazu, seeking a stay of execution of the judgment of the court which removed him from office on June 27.

The hearing, our correspondent learnt, will take place before Justice Okon Abang by 11am today.

Already a large detachment of regular and riot policemen has surrounded the court premises to maintain a peaceful atmosphere during the proceedings.



It was learnt that the judge decided to hear and rule on Ikpeazu’s application today because it is the last official working day before the court begins its annual vacation next Monday.

The judge had earlier on July 4, fixed Thursday (yesterday) for the hearing of the application but the court could not sit due to the extension of the eid-el-fitri holiday announced by the Federal Government on Tuesday.

It was learnt this morning that the judge‎ directed its registrars to contact lawyers to the parties in the suit to appear in court for the hearing by 11am today.

Justice Abang had in his judgment delivered on June 27, sacked Ikpeazu for allegedly disclosing false information in relation to his tax clearance details to the Independent National Electoral Commission in his form nominating him as the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party for the last year’s governorship election in the state.

The judge, also in the said judgment, ordered the governor’s rival who was the first runner-up in the primary that produced Ikpeazu as the candidate of the PDP, Mr. Uche Ogah, to takeover.

The judge held that Ikpeazu was not qualified to be PDP’s candidate having disclosed false information to INEC in violation of his party’s election guidelines and the Electoral Act and thereby ordered that Ogah be sworn in as governor in Ikpeazu’s stead.

A few hours after INEC presented the Certificate of Return to Ogah on Thursday in Abuja, an Abia State High Court in Osisioma issued an order, stopping the state Chief Judge or any other judge from swearing-in Ogah, the governor-elect.

Shortly after Ikpeazu’s motion for stay of execution was mentioned earlier on Monday, his lawyer, Chief Wole Olanipekun (SAN) asked for an adjournment of the case till Thursday to enable his team to complete the filing of its reaction to Ogah’s counter-affidavit filed in opposition to the motion.

But, Ogah’s lawyer, Dr. Alex Izinyon (SAN), urged the court to shun the request for an adjournment, set aside the order of the Abia State High Court in Osisioma restraining the Chief Judge of the state from swearing in Ogah as governor, and reiterate the judgment of the court.

Izinyon argued that going ahead to obtain such an order from the Abia High Court without bringing the order to the attention to Justice Abang on Monday, Ikpeazu had resorted to self-help.

Izinyon asked the court to set aside the Abia State High Court’s order and reiterate the judgment since Ikpeazu’s motion for stay of execution had allegedly achieved essentially what the motion intended to achieve.

In his counter-submission, Olanipekun urged the court to quash the enrolled order which it issued on the strength of the judgment, arguing that it ought not to have been issued without the parties being given a time lag to exhaust their rights of appeal.

But in his ruling, Justice Abang refused to set aside the enrolled court order, saying section 19 of the Sheriff and Civil Processes Act, relied on by Olanipekun did not define processes to include the enrolled court order.

Describing Olanipekun’s application as for the voiding of the court’s enrolled order as lacking in merit, Justice Abang said the court had the power to enroll its order at any time after judgment had been delivered.

But the judge said in his ruling on Monday, that he would after the hearing of the application for stay of execution, determine whether he could set aside the order made by the Abia State High Court.

He also said he would determine whether he could void the certificate of return issued to Ogah and whether the provisions of section 143(1) of the Electoral Act applied to the judgment of his court in a pre-election case



Source:
http://punchng.com/abia-court-rule-ikpeazus-application-today/

Sure made some very nice points!

Godspeed!

Herbs is the healing of the nation - Peter Tosh

And they'll later blame the devil.

Now this drama is becoming an unbecoming.