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The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) Monday said its co-ordinators and centres are fully equipped to ensure a hitch free 2013 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).
It also hinted that this year’s UTME would be conducted asComputer Based Test (CBT) and Paper Pencil Test (PPT) on April 27 across the country.
A statement issued by the Public Relations Officer (PRO) of the board, Mr. Fabian Benjamin, disclosed that a brain-storming meeting recently held with over 166 coordinators from 190 coordinating tertiary institutions for the 2013 exams.
“The meeting was designed to keep the coordinators abreast of 2013 UTME features, its expectations andtheir roles towards ensuring the success of the examination,” the statement read.
The Registrar of JAMB, Professor ‘Dibu Ojerinde, according to the statement, outlined the challenges facing the conduct and credibility of the exams.
“Experience has shown that result blackout, incomplete results and other seemingly problems occur as a result ofcertain shortcomings often discovered either on the partof the candidate or on the part of other stakeholders right from the stage of registration of candidates to the conduct of the examination,” he said.
Ojerinde, however, said the Board deemed it necessary to conduct the training for its examination officials.
He urged the coordinators tosee their engagement as a national call and service to their fatherland as their role is crucial to the success of the test.
Ojerinde added that the purpose of the training was to provide comprehensive information on the role of the UTME Coordinators, Supervisors, Centre Coordinators, Assistant Coordinators, Invigilators, Technical staff and Attendants for the smooth conduct of the 2013 UTME.
According to the statement, “the CBT mode will be conducted alongside two other modes: Dual Based Test (DBT) and the traditionalPPT. In the CBT mode, the deployment of question and responses would be on the computer while in the DBT the question will be deployedon the computer while responses would be on Optical Mark Readable (OMR) answer sheets; and of course the traditional PPT would be presented on paper and the responses willbe on (OMR) answer sheets.
“It would be most appropriate to re-emphasise that the transition period from PPT to CBT is three years lasting till 2015 when itis expected that all candidates for the Board’s Matriculation Examination will sit for the test electronically.”
http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/jamb-expresses-readiness-for-2013-utme/143817/

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has come up with a fresh plan on how to achieve its agenda of ensuring that Rivers State Governor, Mr. Chibuike Amaechi, does not return as Nigerian Governors’ Forum (NGF) chairman, THISDAY has gathered.
The party, whose previous attempts at unseating Amaechi failed because it didnot enjoy support from majority of NGF members, including PDP governors, is now considering sponsoringamendments to the forum’s constitution so that the partywith majority members would have the right to present a consensus candidate as the NGF chairman. The PDP has 23 governors in the 36-memberforum.
The NGF chairmanship election was postponed untilMay after a meeting of the governors on February 25 to elect a new chairman was stalled by differences between pro-Amaechi governors and those that backed the presidency’s moves against the Rivers State governor.
The botched election was followed hours later by the formation of the PDP Governors’ Forum (PDP-GF), and the emergence of Akwa Ibom State Governor, Chief Godswill Akpabio, as its chairman, at a meeting reportedly summoned by President Goodluck Jonathan. The emergence of the new forum is seen as an attempt to weaken the pan-governors’ forum.
THISDAY checks revealed yesterday that ahead of the May date for the planned election of the NGF chairman,PDP, besides pushing for the right to present a consensus candidate as the forum’s chairman, is also proposing an amendment to the constitution of the forum that would limit the tenure ofan NGF chairman to a single term of two years, with no option of re-election.
The party, in addition, wants a stipulation in the NGF constitution that an incumbent chairman shall step down before a chairmanship election to allow an election committee to conduct the election to theleadership positions of the forum.
A source told THISDAY yesterday that the decision to push for the amendment of the NGF constitution was reached at the last PDP-GF, held at the Akwa Ibom State Governor’s Lodge, Abuja about three weeks ago.
Akpabio had said in the communiqué he read after the meeting that the PDP governors would move for an amendment of the NGF constitution.
The source, who gave an insight into the kind of amendment to the NGF constitution that PDP would be pushing for, said the exercise is aimed at changing the present situation whereby each governor is allowed to present himself for the NGF chairmanship election, irrespective of party affiliation.
It aims to give the party with the highest number of governors the option to present a consensus candidate for the position, he added.
The source, a governor from one of the North-central states, said: “In the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, there is no provision for an independent candidate and it follows that at all times, theparty should be seen to be sponsoring a candidate for any election that is under theconstitution of Nigeria.
“Since there is no provision for an independent candidate anywhere in the constitution, the NGF cannot be seen to be operating outside the confines of the laws. By the planned amendments, PDP, with 23 governors, should be allowed to present the candidate for the office of the chairman of the forum.
“It is not going to be in the overall interest of the party to have two governors from the same party presenting themselves for the election. Itdoes not present PDP, in this case, with the highest number of governors, as a united and disciplined party.”
The source cited the NationalAssembly to buttress the position of the PDP governors that the NGF constitution should be amended.
“It is the party with the highest number of legislatorsthat is constitutionally allowed to present candidates for the office of the Senate president and speaker of the House of Representatives and the NGF shall not be an exception.
“The planned amendment will also include that the termof office for the chairman of the forum at all times shall befor a single term of two years and that before any election, an incumbent chairman shall set up a three-man committee to conduct the election, even if the election is unanimous,” the source said.
Although, the governor denied that the amendment bid has ulterior motive in view of PDP’s plan to ensure that Amaechi does not returnas the NGF chairman, THISDAY gathered that the plot was hatched by some interested parties outside the forum in conjunction with some PDP governors to stop the Rivers governor from re-contesting.
The bid to amend the NGF constitution is the latest in a series of attempts to stop there-election of Amaechi, who remains popular among the governors, despite the fact that the presidency does not favour his continued stay as the NGF chairman.
http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/pdp-in-fresh-plot-to-unseat-amaechi-as-ngf-chair/143831/

Bigcake: If any Northerner becomes d president i will be forced to carry arms.

Abeg oo neva cari until i change my citizenship

Former Military Head of State and leader of Congress for Progressive Change, Major-General Muhammadu Buhari (retd), has blamed the lingering insecurity in the country on thepoor handling of the situation by the Federal Government.
Specifically, Buhari blamed President Goodluck Jonathan administration for the poor handling of the insurgency that had taken more lives and properties than necessary in Nigeria.
He said the problem of insecurity was not peculiar to the North alone, adding that there was no difference between the Boko Haram sect in the North and the militants inthe South-South.
The CPC presidential candidate in the 2011 general elections spoke on the Hausa Service of the British Broadcasting Corporation , when he visited itsheadquarters in London on Monday.
He said, "The problem of terrorism is not confined to the North alone. Insecurity generally should be blamed on the Federal Government.
"The world is very much concerned about two things -- the issue of security and economic wellbeing of a nation.Security is number one. A nation can only be economicallyviable if there is security. But how did all these crises start? How did the crises begin and assume this dimension?"
Establishing a relationship between kidnapping and bombing, Buhari said, "Up until now, every day, they abduct people and receive ransoms. How was the problem reduced?How did it start? What method was employed to convince them to mellow down?
"Similarly what we should look at is, how did the Boko Haram start? We牋 know all these. Security is the responsibility of the government.
"It is the responsibility of the Federal Government to know how this thing started and howto go about it. First and foremost, security is the responsibility of the government; they should know how this thing came about."
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Tamax: 6th

Pissing on ur head

ItsModella: *falls from Iroko tree*

Gathering ur bones

onila: i wax

thats what most VIRGINS do

Whts ur point?

1. Launch Google search.
2. Enter d word 'LOVE'.
3. Result came out.
4. Result = No result.
Sorry OP

Dis sounds so true, bt i knw is an April Fool.

Justyaxx: Not again!!! These people are hell bent on destroying our north our pride. Allah ya tsine wa GEJ!

Why nt mention dia names, cos i bliv u northerners knows dem.

Was in a church 2day, afta normal church activities they ate holy communion, and i noticed so many ppl didn't go jst like me. And i thought mayb d re nt members of d church or d re nt baptised. But i want 2 get a general opinion on dis: Must one be baptised before eating the holy communion?

Singing 'Up from d grave He arose! Wit a mighty triumph ova His foes, He arose a victor 4rm d dark domain, and He lives 4eva wit His saints 2 reign; He arose! He arose!! Halleluyah Christ arose!!!' <Hapi Easter celebration>

ABUJA- THE National leadership of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP yesterday said that no force or ideology in Nigeria was strong enough to disintegrate the country, just as it urged Nigerians to use the season of Easter to search for the truth.
PDP in its Easter message yesterday by its National Publicity Secretary, Chief Olisa Metuh, the party also charged Nigerians to base all their actions on Truth as underscored by the death and resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ.
According to PDP, Nigerians should also imbibe the virtues of love, selflessness and service as exemplified by Christ, saying that is the only way to ensure a peaceful and prosperous nation where all will be happy, adding that those who are in authority should emulate the humility and selflessness of Jesus Christ and see their positions as call to service and not for selfish gains.
Metuh who noted that it was only the truth that has the ability to prevail against all odds as portrayed by Easter, however stressed that truth must be the watch-word of all Nigerians, the party said its prevailing ability as underscored by Easter is summed up in the words of Clarence Hall when he said…”If Easter says anything to us today, it says this: You can put truth in a grave, but it won’t stay there. You can nail it to a cross, wrap it in winding sheets and shut it up in a tomb, but it will rise”
Also stressing on the message of service, the PDP urged Nigerians to love one another and to exhibit the time honoured quality of being their brothers’ keepers. Emphasizing on the message of service, the party quoted a statement from Pope Francis where he said, “….whoever is the most high up must be at the service of others”.
The ruling party therefore charged all Nigerians, especially elected and appointed office holders across the board, to assist one another wherever there is suffering.
It urged Nigerians to rise above petty prejudices and overcome the forces of darkness that are threatening to tear the country apart.
According to the party, “our being one country despite the cultural and religious differences is not an accident but an opportunity to share and cherish our common humanity. No force or ideology is strong enough to disintegrate Nigeria. Nigeria has come to stay and will certainly outlive those threatening its corporate existence.
“The PDP congratulated the Christian community on yet another Easter celebration and urged them to promote the ideals of love, sacrifice and peaceful co-existence and called for continuous prayers for peace in the country and the entire world.
It commiserated with those who suffered losses in sectarian violence in the country and called on public spirited individuals to show some kindness to the families of the victims.”
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/03/no-ideology-strong-enough-to-disintegrate-nigeria-pdp/

JOHANNESBURG (AFP) – Nelson Mandela was comfortable and breathing without difficulty after being treated for pneumonia, thepresidency said Saturday as the anti-apartheid icon spent a third day in hospital.
The 94-year-old had fluid drainedfrom his chest which “has resulted in him now being able to breathe without difficulty,” President Jacob Zuma’s office said in a statement.
“He continues to respond to treatment and is comfortable.”
Mandela who was spending his third day in hospital after making“steady progress” for a recurringlung infection, the latest health scare for the nonagenarian anti-apartheid icon.
Messages of concern for the ailing 94-year-old, one of the towering figures of modern history, have poured in since his admission late Wednesday and President Jacob Zuma’s spokesman gave an upbeat report on Friday.
“He was in good spirits, he had afull breakfast, and the doctors report that he’s making steady progress,” Mac Maharaj told AFP.
“He sat up and had his breakfast in bed.”
There was no update yet on Saturday from Mandela’s doctors on his condition or details on how long he would remain at theundisclosed hospital, he said.
Mandela’s recent health troubles have triggered an outpouring of prayers but have also seen South Africans come to terms with the mortality of the revered Nobel Peace Prize winner.
The former president is idolised in his home nation, where he is seen as the architect of South Africa’s peaceful transition from white-minority ruled police state to hope-filled democracy.
Nearly 20 years after he came to power in 1994, he remains a unifying symbol in a country still riven by racial tensions and deep inequality.
It is the second time this month that he has been admitted to hospital, after spending a night for check-ups on March 9.
That followed a nearly three-week hospital stay in December, when Mandela was treated for another lung infection and underwent gallstone surgery.
He was diagnosed with early-stage tuberculosis in 1988 during his 27 years in prison under the apartheid regime and has long had problems with his lungs. He has also had treatment for prostate cancer and has suffered stomach ailments.
Mandela’s ex-wife Winnie Madikizela-Mandela told public broadcaster SABC that “Tata (father) is doing well”.
“He’s responding very well to treatment,” said Madikizela-Mandela, who attended a Friday church service in Soweto where the congregation prayed for Mandela.
But officials said doctors’ reports of Mandela’s steady progress should be taken in context.
“Yes, indeed it is good news but we need to be cautious, bear in mind his age,” said presidential spokesman Maharaj, who was a political prisoner with Mandela atRobben Island jail off the coast ofCape Town.
– ‘Through him, we are where we are’ –
While Mandela’s legacy continues to loom large over South African politics, he has long since exited the political stage and for the large young population he is a figure from another era, serving as president for just one term.
He has not appeared in public since South Africa’s football World Cup final in 2010.
Labour unrest, high-profile crimes, grinding poverty and corruption scandals have effectively ended the honeymoonenjoyed after Mandela ushered inthe “Rainbow Nation” but his decades-long struggle against apartheid resonates.
Ajith Deena, who lives near the eastern port city Durban, said Mandela is so beloved because he forgave his apartheid captors and said “‘Let’s go forward together, let’s forget the past andlet’s move forward as one nation,one country.’”
He will leave South Africa on “a good footing”, Deena said. “It will be a big loss to the country even though he’s not in the public eye. It’s through him that we are where we are.”
The name and location of the hospital where Mandela is being treated have not been disclosed to allow his medical team to focus on their work and to shieldthe family from the intense media interest.
In the past he has been hospitalised at a clinic in Pretoria.
Away from the public eye, Mandela has grown increasingly frail.
His December hospital stay was his longest since he walked free from jail in 1990.
English Premier League football club Sunderland is calling its clash Saturday with Manchester United “Nelson Mandela Day”, in honour of the club’s association with Mandela’s charitable foundation.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/03/mandela-has-pneumonia-breathing-without-difficulty/

Sir Jude Agbaso, who was removed as deputy governor of Imo State through impeachment by the state House of Assembly onThursday, has vowed to explore all legal avenues to contest what he described as, ‘unlawful’ and induced impeachment by the state House of Assembly. Agbaso, noted that Governor Rochas Okorocha had set out from the beginning to ensure that he was removed from the office of the deputy governor, adding that nothing could have made the House, which he said was induced by the Executive to exonerate him, even though his innocence was established.
Speaking on behalf of the impeached deputy governor, whowas said to have gone into hidingto evade possible arrest, his media consultant, Barrister Emperor Iwuala, said that Agbaso had already filed notice of appeal to challenge the controversial ruling of an Owerri High Court, which dismissed one of the suits filed to stop his impeachment. The suit, which was dismissed forlack of jurisdiction, sought to enforce the fundamental rights ofthe deputy governor and to restrain the House from continuing with the impeachmentproceedings. Meanwhile, the Special Adviser on Media to Governor Rochas Okorocha, Mr. Ebere Uzoukwa, said that further investigations and possible prosecution of the former deputy governor are now the responsibilities of the relevant anti graft agencies. According to him, “the government has done its job.
We cannot do the job of the security and anti graft agencies. They know what to do since case of misappropriation of funds has been established against the impeached deputy governor”. But,the chieftain of All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA) and elder brother to the impeached deputy governor, Chief Martins Agbaso, said yesterday, that his brother can never go in into hiding as rumoured, but that it is the officials of the state government and those in whose accounts the controversial N458M were traced to should be the ones to go into hiding. Chief Agbaso pointed out that his younger brother was actually the one that invited the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and the Independent Corrupt Practices Commission (ICPC) into the matter and so cannot be the one that should be hiding. He maintained that the judgment and impeachment would be contestedin the law courts as they have filed notice of appeal against the High court ruling.
http://sunnewsonline.com/new/cover/agbaso-contests-impeachment-at-appeal-court/

Wife of the President, Mrs. Patience Jonathan, failed to attend the Good Friday service at the Aso Villa Chapel along with her husband, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan.
No reason was given for her absence.
The President had on Friday joined Christians worldwide in celebrating the day, which is setaside to mark the crucifixion of Jesus Christ.
Jonathan attended the special service along with his mother, Eunice, and a few presidential aides.
The President led the opening prayer of the service which wasconducted by his Chaplain, Ven. Obioma Onwuzurumba.
He prayed for peace in the country and all parts of the world.
The service featured the reading of the seven words of Jesus Christ before his death.
Onwuzurumba in a short exhortation urged Christians to always exhibit the spirit of endurance, saying that since Jesus Christ had his portion of suffering and endurance, mortals cannot afford to shy away from theirs.
He asked Christians to surrender themselves to God sothat his plan for them can manifest.
This, he added, will compel them to attain righteousness which is a key to peace and joy.
"Jesus Christ by His death separated the soul and spirit from body which is what is needed to meet with God. The body is not to be protected against the soul. Surrendering to God is the ultimate for man and it must be noted that if Christ had His portion of suffering and endurance, each one of us must not shy away from ours," he said.
Jonathan later received a few visitors before leaving Abuja forhis home state, Bayelsa.
He will proceed to Ikenne Remo, Ogun State on Saturday (today) on a condolence visit to the family of the late sage, Chief Obafemi Awolowo, over the death of the family scion, Oluwole.
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Chomzy19: see u n failing exam na, so d bf doesn't expect her to sleep wit him, or cook for him, or re u sure u read d post, it says wat is d responsibility of guys, u said it has no responsibilities,n I said so far he xpects her to perform some lykcooking, sleeping with him, he shld also take care of her money-wise, is it dat u can't comprehend, must everything be spelt out for u in B&W b4 u understand? N u re talking of failing exams mtcheeew

So now u exchange cukn food n having s.ex 4 money huhhh! Is she cukn d food wit ha money? Is it only d guy dat wil eat d food? Won't she groan 4 fun during d s.ex?
Dnt knw d way some gals reason. Dat ur guy renders u some financial help does nt mek it his responsibility. It is calld HELP.

SpicyMimi: okay, i have this friend who has been dating her guy for some few months now, and he also has plans of getting married to her but has never bought her any gift nor has he cared about her needs finacially. I personally told her the guy is a stingy guy and things might get ugly after marriage, but then again i might be wrong

D reason 4 going in2 any relationship shld nt be based on gettn financial help only. Like wht u told ur frnd wht if d guy doesn't hav d money? Hav u nt seen an affair wia d lady is supportn d guy financially? Relationship is al abt ur emotions, feelings & preparing 4 marriage. And nt an avenue of lukn 4 financial support.

Am guy bt it drives me nut seeing guys beat ladies(like 1 frnd of my). 4me, beating is nt among my 1million options no mata what. Dnt even touch my kid 6tas. So Guys in d house do u beat ur partner & what can mek u do dat? Matured minds pls...

Am guy bt it drives me nut seeing guys beat ladies(like 1 frnd of my). 4me, beating is nt among my 1million options no mata what. Dnt even touch my kid 6tas. So Guys in d house do u beat ur partner & what can mek u do dat? Matured minds pls...

Gonna celebr8 wit my family <En route 2 God's own state> Safety on wheels Oh! Lord

I may agree wit dem, mayb all it wil tek is to tel dia members (Boko Haram) 2 cease fire. But dat is nt all Nigerians nid. Try n com up wit a beta campaign move. #LEARNERS# Mtchewwww

Mek i rush go ask my oga @.... #haterz go kpeme#

ZACHIE: 35k per mouth

na 4 MOUTH u d load d card?

Not daily, i use N200 evry 2 days.

[quote author=wazobia_for_u]All i know is marriage was before religion and Jesus never said xtian shud marry xtian because he never knew anything like Christianity nor catholic nor islam self according to the Bible

I know of a muslim lady that married a christian guy and the guy is ibo, they celebrated 10 years annivasary last year, though the guy is just ano ibo guy by origin but Yoruba by living, he did not even know how to speak igbo language

They are the one involve so they should sit down and think deep about it, marriage is more physical than spiritual[/quote]Thanx, i wil relay ur response 2 him.

CHIMSKY: Pls keep quiet.What point would you make by telling ur sister?Whateverr u and her fiancee had has expired.8 years is a long time.

Ur quote & response hw do d rel8....#jst askn#

OP! U must be kidding ursef. Saturday Dec. 15th of whc year? Cos if it is 2013..... Hmmmm! I rest my comment.
@topic: i suggest u remain mute on dis, or rather try 2 hav a discussion wit d guy (not inside room, b4 wht hapn in 1978 wil repeat itsef), den both of u shld agree on hw 2 address d mata.

Na 4 decoration, abi i wan wear am 4 body, by d way whose pix is up dia n is it d shirt he wear?

A former pianist with Household of God, Mr. Dafiaghor Okiotor, was again inthe Ikeja Magistrate's Court, presided by Magistrate Oshodi Makanjuola, on Tuesday for breach of peace and disorderly conduct.
It was said Okiotor, 40, on July 15, picketed the church owned by popular man of God, Rev. Chris Okotie, over an alleged N39m Okotie owed him.
The sum was supposed to be Okiotor's entitlement for working in the church for 14 years.
Okiotor, who is Okotie's kinsman as they are both of Urhobo ethnicity, had been remanded in prison for about three weeks.
At the start of Tuesday's hearing, counsels to the complainant (Okotie) requestedthat journalists should be sent out from the court.
However, the defendant's lawyer, Mr. Robert Igbinedion, argued that the court was a public place and that court proceedings should be public knowledge.
燤akanjuola declined Okotie's lawyers request.
Two witnesses, Adeolu Omotayo and Harold Turay, who were members and guards of the church, testified against Okiotor.
Omotayo said Okiotor had sent two letters threatening to disrupt the church.
He said, "He made good of his threats on that Sunday as he suddenly appeared and becamedisorderly and raucous at the church entrance. He sang songsin his native language. The reverend had to stop sermonising, and the service was stopped. We called the policemen at Area 'F', and they arrested him.
"But on the evening of that same day, Okiotor came back tothe church. He was arrested again and later charged to court."
Turay, said, "When Okiotor protested at the church, he wore a white T-shirt. Inscribed on it was, 'Rev. Okotie, you either pay me, or kill me. He wasso disorderly and noisy that he disrupted the service."
During a cross examination by Igbinedion, Omotayo said Okiotor was a volunteer at the church and was not entitled to remuneration.
Makanjuola adjourned the case till April 26, 2013.
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Two women - Temitope Abigeal and Temitope Remi - have beenarraigned before a Chief Magistrate's Court in Ebute Metaon a three count of conspiracy, assault and grievous harm.
Abigeal (26) and Remi (28), both choristers at a Cherubim and Seraphim church at Progressive Road, Ebute Meta, were said to have assaulted Hannah Okurabe (18) with razor blades at Abule Nla junction, a few metres away from the church.
The March 17, 2013 incident was said to be the result of an earlier fight over the church's choirmaster, Joseph Unuigbe.
燗 father of two, Unuigbe is married to Folashade, who is also a member of the same church.
The charge read, "That you Temitope Abigeal and TemitopeRemi at about 18.30 hours at Abule Nla junction, Apapa Road,Ebute Meta West, Lagos in the Lagos Magisterial District did conspire amongst yourselves tocommit felony to wit assault and thereby committed an offence punishable under section 409 of the criminal law of Lagos State of Nigeria 2011.
"That you, Temitope Abigeal and Temitope Remi in the aforementioned magisterial district did unlawfully use a razor blade to cut one Okurabe Hannah on her cheek, eyelid, left ear and back of her neck which caused her grievous harm and thereby committed an offence punishable under section 243 of the criminal law of Lagos State of Nigeria 2011."
The defendants pleaded not guilty to the charges."
Their counsel, identified simply as Mr. Chukwudi, made a bail application.
The prosecutor, Mr. Ishola Samuel, objected to the bail application, saying that the complainant was presently admitted to the Lagos Island General Hospital.
Samuel said, "If bail is granted, the defendants are likely to abscond from the court and that would prejudice the interest of justice. In view of this, I ask this honourable courtto discountenance the bail application of the defence counsel."
The Magistrate, Mrs. M. O. Tanimola, ruled that the charge was a bailable offence.
She said, "Bail is hereby grantedthe two defendants in the sum of N200,000 each in like sum. Defendants are to produce two responsible sureties who are gainfully employed and with evidence of tax payments to thestate government in the last three years.
"The sureties must be relatives of the defendants and their addresses are to be verified. Case is adjourned to the April 17 2013 for mention."
The suspects are said to be currently remanded at the Kirikiri Minimum Prison.
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Dis cud b fun or mayb crazy, bt tins like dis happens. It mayb by mistek, no mata whc way, Cos i knw sm guys may jst pretend as if d re nt perceiving d stuff, while odas reactions differs. How wud u react wen it comes 4rm a new partner? Hav fun...