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LegalWolf:O-D-E |
Recall: All the pics and vids you saw yesterday, were all verified account of what happened in the Igboland yesterday. However the miscreants behind the destruction were all the agents of the power at the other side of the device to discredit the success of the sit-at-home order by IPOB. * Copied |
JEWELofHELL666:Waooo This new dvpmt go dey sweet Mazi N.K die Rise up Biafra ! Rise up Igbo ! |
OPPPS:Oppressor ! Your time is near ... |
Gentlerespect76:Chai
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Moferere:What is your our concern about other people matters? Stop turning around without any ... |
OyigboUpdate:Mods ! Rules 2 & 3 |
Anazp:If you think they contribute nothing, then let them go |
Gentlerespect76:
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See this childish response Brexxit: |
Onepeople: |
Karanka:You will be highly disappointed to see your expectation been disregarded The majority of Igbo's blood are always obedient to IPOB orders and this one will not be the first and shall never be the last one |
Thank God the police officers didn't kill anyone unlike the animal officers did to EndSars protesters there in Nigeria |
Pride will make the Igbo elders fall apart. And the young generation ll surely have the last say. That is what I did see for quite long time Remember: Things fall apart ... ( The great Oracle, Chinua Achebe |
AntiBMC: |
lexy2014: |
Monogamy:... Because a question has been asked ? *Modified Human Rights lawyer, Mr Femi Falana, SAN has demanded for prosecution of about 400 sponsors of terrorism reported to have been arrested by the federal government some months ago. In a Freedom of Information, FoI, requested dated August 3, 2021 and forwarded to the Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Mr Abubakar Malami, SAN, Falana is also demanding for information on the charges which ought to have filed against the arrested terrorism sponsors. The letter reads: “On May 4 2021, it was widely reported widely by the media that the Federal Government had concluded arrangement to prosecute about 400 alleged sponsors and financiers of terrorism in Nigeria. “In the said publication, your office assured the nation that the suspects would be arraigned after the industrial action embarked upon by the Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria (JUSUN). In view of the attacks being unleashed on law abiding citizens by groups surgents in several parts of the country, we strongly commend the move by the Federal Government to prosecute the suspects who were reported to have been arrested in a nationwide operation a few months ago. “We, however, request that our law firm be furnished with information with respect to when criminal charges were filed against the suspects since the strike by JUSUN has since been called off. “Kindly ensure that we are furnished with the requested information within 7 days of the receipt of this letter in accordance with the provisions of the Freedom of Information Act, 2011.” https://www.vanguardngr.com/2021/08/falana-writes-agf-malami-demands-prosecution-of-arrested-400-sponsors-of-terrorism/ |
*Modified Please Mynd44, kindly explain to the Nairalanders the reason why you closed the post below twice? Falana Asks Attorney-general, Malami To Disclose Charges Filed Against 400 Suspe by InvestorRicky(m): 5:57pm Human rights lawyer, Femi Falana, SAN, has written to the Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami (SAN), requesting for information on the prosecution of over 400 suspects arrested for funding Boko Haram, bandits. It had been reported in April that dozens of persons were arrested by security agencies during a nationwide crackdown on the suspected financiers and collaborations. They were reportedly arrested in an operation being coordinated by the Defence Intelligence Agency (DIA), and in collaboration with the Department of State Services (DSS), Nigerian Financial Intelligence Unit (NFIU), and the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). The operation was said to have been approved by President Muhammadu Buhari in 2020. Some of those arrested include Baba Usaini, Abubakar Yellow (Amfani), Yusuf Ali Yusuf (Babangida), Ibrahim Shani, Auwal Fagge, and Muhammad Lawan Sani, a gold dealer. They were reportedly being kept in military and DSS facilities in Abuja and other places. Confirming the report a few days after, Malami said the Nigerian government embarked on “a wider and far-reaching investigations” into terrorism financing after the conviction of Boko Haram financiers in the United Arab Emirates. In a letter titled ‘REQUEST FOR INFORMATION ON PERSECUTION OF ARRESTED 400 SPONSORS OF TERRORISM IN NIGERIA’, Falana commended the move by the Nigerian government to prosecute the suspects. The lawyer however raised some concerns about their prosecution and asked Malami to respond within seven days, pursuant to the Freedom of Information Act. The letter dated August 3 read, “On May 04, it was widely reported in the print and electronic media that the Federal Government had concluded arrangements to prosecute about 400 alleged sponsors and financiers of terrorism in Nigeria. In the said publication, your office assured the nation that the suspects would be arraigned after the industrial action recently embarked upon by the Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria (JUSUN). In view of the terrorist attacks being unleashed on law abiding citizens by the groups of insurgents in several parts of the country, we strongly commend the move by the Federal Government to prosecute the suspects who were reported to have been arrested in a nationwide operation a few months ago. “We, however, request that our law firm be furnished with information with respect to when criminal charges were filed against the suspects since the strike by JUSUN has been called off. Kindly ensure that we are furnished with the requested information within 7 days of the receipt of this letter in accordance with the provisions of Freedom of Information Act.” Source: Sahara Reporters *COPIED* |
Falana Asks Attorney-general, Malami To Disclose Charges Filed Against 400 Suspe by InvestorRicky(m): 5:57pm Human rights lawyer, Femi Falana, SAN, has written to the Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami (SAN), requesting for information on the prosecution of over 400 suspects arrested for funding Boko Haram, bandits. It had been reported in April that dozens of persons were arrested by security agencies during a nationwide crackdown on the suspected financiers and collaborations. They were reportedly arrested in an operation being coordinated by the Defence Intelligence Agency (DIA), and in collaboration with the Department of State Services (DSS), Nigerian Financial Intelligence Unit (NFIU), and the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). The operation was said to have been approved by President Muhammadu Buhari in 2020. Some of those arrested include Baba Usaini, Abubakar Yellow (Amfani), Yusuf Ali Yusuf (Babangida), Ibrahim Shani, Auwal Fagge, and Muhammad Lawan Sani, a gold dealer. They were reportedly being kept in military and DSS facilities in Abuja and other places. Confirming the report a few days after, Malami said the Nigerian government embarked on “a wider and far-reaching investigations” into terrorism financing after the conviction of Boko Haram financiers in the United Arab Emirates. In a letter titled ‘REQUEST FOR INFORMATION ON PERSECUTION OF ARRESTED 400 SPONSORS OF TERRORISM IN NIGERIA’, Falana commended the move by the Nigerian government to prosecute the suspects. The lawyer however raised some concerns about their prosecution and asked Malami to respond within seven days, pursuant to the Freedom of Information Act. The letter dated August 3 read, “On May 04, it was widely reported in the print and electronic media that the Federal Government had concluded arrangements to prosecute about 400 alleged sponsors and financiers of terrorism in Nigeria. In the said publication, your office assured the nation that the suspects would be arraigned after the industrial action recently embarked upon by the Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria (JUSUN). In view of the terrorist attacks being unleashed on law abiding citizens by the groups of insurgents in several parts of the country, we strongly commend the move by the Federal Government to prosecute the suspects who were reported to have been arrested in a nationwide operation a few months ago. “We, however, request that our law firm be furnished with information with respect to when criminal charges were filed against the suspects since the strike by JUSUN has been called off. Kindly ensure that we are furnished with the requested information within 7 days of the receipt of this letter in accordance with the provisions of Freedom of Information Act.” Source: Sahara Reporters *COPIED* *Modified Why this post was banned? |
RRetardedd zone B all over the place Freestyl: |
Adieu one of the real compatriots We love you but God loves you more better |
The obvious truth |
Straight forward "NO" For the simple reason that they (Top officials and their politicians) are not corrupted as ours
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If any FBI is caught in a fraud or linked to a fraud case... FBI will extradite the top agent to go answer for it's crime... You can't be a top agent and be doing fraud.... And FBI will never appoint a fraudulent person to be a top agent without keeping such a person on check....[/quote] |
Your mental shall hunt you badly |
johnmartus:Werey! you and who? |
Rubbish |
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