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I usually don't comment on issues concerning Prof Wole Soyinka because of the immense respect I have for the Nobel Laureate. But al I can say is that that rascal Amaechi is a known thief |
HrmOlolade:your compass is faulty. Look at the guy's face - yoruba written all over it |
That's why I get so angry when they call GEJ man of peace, peaceful handover and all that. Why did he concede defeat? Why did he allow criminals like tinubu and amaechi walk free on the lands? APC janjawedeans are mean, tyrannical, bitter politicians. He should have taken attacked them head on. jail the thieves and deal with the others in other ways |
This sort of news doesn't make front page. But if Nnamdi Kanu, or Biafra, or IPOB or Igbos were mentioned, it would have been there long ago |
Buhari that doesn't have school cert |
limitless777:it is so obvious you didn't read the post. The monument was erected by an individual not state government, so question of tax payers money doesn't arise. And the traditionalists in Imo state, like me, are also christain. Lastly, there is no single muslim in Imo State. Imo is a pure and unalloyed 100% christain state. |
kingnairaland:chapter and verse pls |
Gkemz:ha, Jesus was ur cousin or classmate? How do u know what he looks like |
omusiliyu:thought to be "the tallest statue of 'Jesus'" in Africa |
martinsmartest:that's 100 level Mathematics. When you get to 300 level mathematics, enter the world of abstract Mathematics where there is no figure involved, you won't find any step to take. And u do nothing but to cram then u know mathematics is much more than 100 level maths. |
Remii:says who? |
iWise:I know. Just to emphasise that it is different from pure maths that non mathematicians know about |
Engineering students only study applied Mathematics. We Mathematics alumni studied all branches of mathematics- pure, applied and abstract Mathematics |
So even Nigerian ministers use private jets when the Queen of England and the Prime Minister of Britain both use a commercial airline, British Airways. Our public servants have a long way to go |
PentiumPro:sharap |
Splashme:That is in, since the amalgamation in 1914 |
Abeg where is d link? Want to sign sharpaly |
funmi4love:yea, same advice I gave him |
Op, sorry for what happened. It wasn't jazz though, u were just engrossed in what doesn't concern you. Don't wait till Monday, locate your boss now and narrate what happened. Tell him the whole truth. |
ElDeeVee:Arsenal will beat Newcastle any where any time under any circumstance |
Jamsonille00:yes o, that's d way to go |
Watford 1-0 Man City. Arsenal is winning the league no doubt |
EasternActivist:it was a highly treasonable statement. And you know the punishment for treason. Atiku Abubakar even said worse at Eagles square when he realised that GEJ would win him in the PDP primaries. He climbed the stage and openly threatened the President that if the North didn't win, they would make the country ungovernable. I was shocked. I thought the IGP would have arrested him there and then but nothing happened. And as soon as GEJ won, boko haram resurrected. U know the saying - a cry at night and a child dies the next morning. |
theV0ice:I was travelling. The 2 NNPC mega stations, one at ozalla, the other just before u enter the city, were not selling. Didn't see any multinational on the way, so I bought from the independent marketers |
Arsenal the best team in England will win the league. The gods have spoken. I mean, if we can lead after 20 games, is it in 18 more that we cannot? |
EasternActivist:it would have been 100% ethnic cleansing. And their target would have been igbos. But we would have defeated them |
theV0ice:enugu city is not an inaccessible village, yet fuel goes for N140 there. Explain |
Just bought in Enugu city N140. APC I doff my hat, even the devil will be ashamed of such lies |
Mynd44 this deserves fp |
The Abuja Division of the Court of Appeal, yesterday, reversed the verdict of the Taraba State Governorship Election Petition Tribunal which nullified the election victory of Governor Darius Ishaku of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP. In a unanimous judgment yesterday, a five-man panel of Justices of the appellate court, held that Ishaku validly won the April 11 governorship election in the state. The appellate court maintained that the Justice Musa Danladi Abubakar-led tribunal, “grossly misdirected itself”, when it not only nullified governor Ishaku’s election, but went ahead to declare the candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Senator Aisha Jumai Alhassan, winner. Justice Abdul Aboki, who read the lead judgment yesterday, said the tribunal acted outside its jurisdiction when it invalidated Ishaku’s election on the premise that he was not validly nominated by the PDP. The appellate court stressed that the issue of nomination of a candidate by a political party “is clearly a pre-election matter which no tribunal has the jurisdiction to entertain”. According to the court, neither the APC nor its candidate, Alhassan, had the requisite locus-standi to query the outcome of the PDP governorship primary election that produced Ishaku. It emphasised that under section 87(9) of the Electoral Act, only those that participated in the said PDP primary election, has the statutory right to challenge its outcome at the Federal High Court or State High Court. The appellate court said contention on whether the PDP rightly or wrongly conducted its governorship primary election, did not fall within matters that could be entertained by an election petition tribunal. “There is no dispute whatsoever in this case that the 1st and 2nd respondents (Alhassan and APC) have not said that the appellant is not a member of a political party. From the pleadings and facts, it is obvious that the appellant is a member of the PDP. “The most important question to be asked here is, was the appellant a member of a political party or sponsored by a party to participate at the election? “All evidence before the tribunal pointed to the fact that the appellant was duly sponsored by the PDP and INEC duly received his nomination. INEC did not at any time queried his eligibility to participate in the election. “Both oral and documentary evidence before the tribunal clearly showed that the appellate was a member of the PDP and was validly sponsored. Meantime, lead counsel to the APC, Mr. Mahmud Magaji, SAN, yesterday, said his clients would contest the judgment at the Supreme Court. It will be recalled that the Justice Abubakar led Tribunal had on November 7, declared Senator Alhassan of the APC as the bona-fide winner of the April 11 governorship poll in the state. The three-man panel tribunal which conducted its sitting in Abuja, said it was satisfied that governor Ishaku was not validly nominated by the PDP to contest the election. The tribunal said there was overwhelming evidence that the PDP in Taraba State, sidelined the provisions of the Electoral Act 2010, and the 1999 constitution, as amended, when it decided to hold the primaries that produced Ishaku as its candidate in Abuja instead of Jaligo the Taraba State capital. It held that the purported nomination of Ishaku for the election, without a valid primary election monitored by INEC, was in breach of sections 85, 87 and 138(1) of the Electoral Act, 2010, as well as section 177 of the 1999 constitution, as amended. The tribunal stressed that the governorship primary election PDP held at its National Headquarters in Abuja on December 11, 2014, was not known to the law and was therefore invalid It held that PDP failed to give cogent and verifiable reason why it decided to hold the said primary election in Abuja without the consent of INEC.“I hold that the 1st and 2nd respondents have no right to challenge the primary election at which the appellant emerged as none of them is a member of the PDP. Source: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/01/taraba-poll-a-court-voids-gov-ishakus-sack/ Lalasticlala pls do the needful |
Cutehector:u can buy it on amazon |
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