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nice one

How much is it going for?

wetin dey hang from from that mirror ?
On a serious note, is the screen I see a navigation system?

2.8M

Onyi, we need soome privacy.

Onyi, u crested ur cuteness, now u r confirmed a true cutie. If u doing dis ride, den u doing big.
Anyways ride is mine, nailed it here - u can take off the post and jst drop a means to reach ya.
- Big bro.

Na irresponsible men dey say marriage na partnership. Marriage is NOT a partnership. There must be mutual respect but the man is the head and bears responsibility for the future and direction of his family. He has the plan and vision of the family unit and the woman supports him in buildiing this "great vision". When he lacks vision and direction, he is bound to become irresponsible and then the woman assumes the place of planner, organiser and driver.

bigx: For one, there should be no adverts here. That's the biggest difference

Yea, I figured that out and was surprised to see adverts from autos section here also. Guess you draw up a Dos and Donts list early enof.

@ Moderator, I dont seem to see the difference between the two sections. Please discuss the relevance of this section.

I hope these marked dollars I got from MMA 2 weeks ago are not part of Lawans loot. No wonder they were so cheap, SSS marked or not the money must keep moving.

Does this highlander have a 3rd row seat?

Does it hav a 3rd row seat?

Nigerian Law Bans All Aircraft Older Than 20 years,

In Nigeria The Law Bans All Aircraft Older Than 20 Years(So They Say)
Look At The Info Below.
So I Ask Again ...Which Way Nigeria?
Which Way?
When Will The Continuing Devaluation Of Human Life Cease?


Aero Contractors Current Fleet

5N-BIZ 24558 1845 Boeing 737-4B7 01-02-2007 N436US 22.2 Years
5N-BJA 24873 1931 Boeing 737-4B7 05-2007 N446US lsf Jet Partners LLC
21.7 Years
5N-BJO 534 De Havilland Canada DHC-8-311Q Dash 8 Y50 23-02-2007 C-FLGJ lsd 12.9 Years
5N-BKQ 26695 2423 Boeing 737-522 28-08-2008 VP-BSW lsf GECAS 19.4 Years
5N-BKR 26699 2485 Boeing 737-522 14-08-2008 VP-BSX lsf GECAS 19 Years
5N-BLC 26692 2421 Boeing 737-522 26-09-2008 VP-BSV 19.4 Years
5N-BLD 26675 2345 Boeing 737-522 10-08-2008 VP-BSU lsf GECAS 19.9 Years
5N-BLE 26672 2343 Boeing 737-522 02-04-2009 VP-BSQ 19.9 Years
5N-BLG 25387 2179 Boeing 737-522 28-08-2011 VP-BTI 20.5 Years
5N-BLH 25383 2146 Boeing 737-522 Due VP-BTG lsf WFBN 20.7 Years
5N-BOB 24232 2060 Boeing 737-42C 26-03-2012 EI-CWE [Stored] lsf AWAS
21 Years
5N-BOC 24814 2270 Boeing 737-42C 17-10-2011 EI-CWF lsf AWAS 20.2 Years

Air Nigeria Current Fleet

5N-VNC 29338 3114 Boeing 737-33V C16Y100 02-06-2010 G-EZYN lsf GECAS
13 Years
5N-VND 29337 3113 Boeing 737-33V C16Y100 02-06-2010 G-EZYM lsf GECAS
13 Years
5N-VNE 29340 3121 Boeing 737-33V C16Y100 02-06-2010 G-EZYP lsf GECAS
12.8 Years
5N-VNF 29341 3125 Boeing 737-33V C16Y100 08-07-2010 OE-IAF lsf CAT
12.7 Years
5N-VNG 29342 3127 Boeing 737-33V C16Y100 02-06-2010 OE-IAI lsf GECAS
12.6 Years
5N-VNH 19000210 Embraer ERJ-190AR (ERJ-190-100 IGW) C12Y84 02-06-2010 PT-SGT
5N-VNI 19000226 Embraer ERJ-190AR (ERJ-190-100 IGW) C12Y84 02-06-2010 PT-SHM
5N-VNJ 28558 2876 Boeing 737-36N C16Y100 16-08-2010 N542MS lsf GECAS 15.2 Years
5N-VNK 27469 2864 Boeing 737-33A C16Y100 15-11-2010 N901AS lsf AerSale Inc 15.3 Years
5N-VNL 27910 2873 Boeing 737-33A C16Y100 15-11-2010 N902AS lsf AerSale Inc 15.2 Years
5N-VNM 25375 2598 Boeing 737-4Q8 03-08-2011 TC-TJD lsf ILFC 18.2 Years
SU-GCI 696 Airbus A330-243 C24Y244 13-05-2012 F-WWYR lsf EgyptAir Papa Do 6.7 Years



Arik Air Current Fleet
5N-BKU 4207 De Havilland Canada DHC-8-402Q Dash 8 C10Y62 14-10-2009 C-FPPU Christopher
5N-BKV 4219 De Havilland Canada DHC-8-402Q Dash 8 C10Y62 06-11-2009 C-FSRN Cyprian
5N-JEA 15058 Canadair CL-600-2D24 Regional Jet CRJ-900ER C10Y65 02-10-2006 C-FHRH
5N-JEB 15059 Canadair CL-600-2D24 Regional Jet CRJ-900ER C10Y65 02-10-2006 C-FHRK
5N-JEC 15054 Canadair CL-600-2D24 Regional Jet CRJ-900ER C10Y65 02-10-2006 C-FGNB
5N-JED 15114 Canadair CL-600-2D24 Regional Jet CRJ-900ER C10Y65 31-03-2007 C-FMEP 5.4 Years
5N-MJC 33932 2234 Boeing 737-7BD(WL) C12Y119 14-06-2007 N1795B Martin
5.2 Years
5N-MJD 36073 2248 Boeing 737-7BD(WL) C12Y119 14-06-2007 N1787B Michael
5.2 Years
5N-MJE 34761 2401 Boeing 737-7GL(WL) Y149 25-11-2007 N737AV McTighe
4.7 Years
5N-MJF 34762 2427 Boeing 737-7GL(WL) Y149 04-12-2007 N737BV Queen of Angels 4.6 Years
5N-MJG 33944 2576 Boeing 737-7BD(WL) C12Y119 27-05-2008 N346AT Claudiana 4.2 Years
5N-MJH 36719 2589 Boeing 737-7BD(WL) C12Y119 27-05-2008 N347AT Margaret 4.2 Years
5N-MJI 28640 799 Boeing 737-76N(WL) C12Y112 04-02-2009 N740AL lsf GECAS City of Freetown 11.3 Years
5N-MJJ 28641 809 Boeing 737-76N(WL) C12Y112 04-02-2009 N741AL lsf GECAS 11.2 Years
5N-MJK 30830 855 Boeing 737-76N(WL) C12Y112 09-04-2009 N742AL lsf GECAS Ville De Niamey 11.1 Years
5N-MJN 35638 2789 Boeing 737-86N(WL) C16Y132 10-03-2009 N1796B lsf GECAS Eddington 3.4 Years
5N-MJO 35640 2819 Boeing 737-86N(WL) C16Y132 29-06-2009 N358MT lsf GECAS Augustine 3.3 Years
5N-MJP 38970 3030 Boeing 737-8JE(WL) C20Y126 28-10-2009 N1787B Sultan of Sokoto 2.8 Years
5N-MJQ 38971 3065 Boeing 737-8JE(WL) C20Y126 17-02-2010 City of Calabar 2.7 Years
CS-TFW 910 Airbus A340-542 C36Y201 11-12-2008 F-WJKH lsf Hi Fly Our Lady of Perpetual Help 4 Years
CS-TFX 912 Airbus A340-542 C36Y201 29-04-2009 F-WJKI lsf Hi Fly Captain Bob Hayes 3.9 Years


Chanchangi Airlines Current Fleet

5N-BEV 22658 861 Boeing 737-217(A) 10-12-2004 C-GCPZ 30.2 Years
5N-BIF 23043 972 Boeing 737-282(A) C12Y88 21-11-2005 N233TM [Stored]29 Years
5N-BIG 23044 973 Boeing 737-282(A) 28-12-2005 N344TM 29 Years
5N-BIH 23046 981 Boeing 737-282(A) 28-12-2005 N789TM 22.9 Years
5N-BMB 25079 2016 Boeing 737-3J6 03-2009 B-2536 21.3 Years
5N-BMC 25089 2027 Boeing 737-3Z0 03-2009 B-2537 21.2 Years


Dana Air Current Fleet
5N-DEV 49947 1900 McDonnell Douglas MD-83 C12Y128 11-05-2012 N934JM
20.9 Years
5N-JAI 53016 1850 McDonnell Douglas MD-83 C12Y128 21-08-2009 N968AS 21.2 Years
5N-SAI 53018 1779 McDonnell Douglas MD-83 C12Y128 30-08-2008 N943AS
21.7 Years
5N-SRI 53020 1789 McDonnell Douglas MD-83 C12Y128 04-08-2008 N947AS
21.6 Years


First Nation Airways Current Fleet

N-FNA 409 Airbus A320-212 07-04-2011 N409AG [Stored] lsf ACG 19.3 Years
5N-FNB 466 Airbus A320-212 08-04-2011 N466AG [Stored] lsf ACG 18.2 Years
5N-FNC 497 Airbus A320-212 10-04-2011 N997AG [Stored] lsf ACG 17.7 Years
http://www.planespotters.net/Airline/First-Nation-Airways

IRS Airlines Current Fleet

5N-CEO 11295 Fokker F100 20-08-2004 N860US Hajiya Babba 22.3 Years
5N-HIR 11498 Fokker F100 22-01-2009 G-CFBU 18.4 Years
5N-SAT11293 Fokker F100 22-12-2010 PH-MJO 22.3 Years
5N-SIK 11286 Fokker F100 16-07-2010 SE-DUU 22.5 Years
5N-SMR 11291 Fokker F100 02-03-2010 SE-DUV 22.4 Years



Kabo Air Current Fleet

5N-DKB 23548 644 Boeing 747-251B 22-10-2008 N637US 26.1 Years
5N-JJJ 19766 111 Boeing 747-136 01-2001 G-AWNF 41.3 Years
5N-JRM 23549 651 Boeing 747-251B 25-11-2008 N638US 25.9 Years
5N-PDP 20842 238 Boeing 747-238B 17-07-2001 G-VJFK 38.1 Years
5N-RRR 19765 109 Boeing 747-136 01-2001 G-AWNE 41.3 Years

http://www.planespotters.net/Airline/Kabo-Air




Max Air Current Fleet
5N-BMG 23638 658 Boeing 747-346 27-07-2009 JA8177 25.7 Years
5N-DBM 23968 693 Boeing 747-346 12-11-2008 JA8184 24.5 Years
5N-DDK 23967 692 Boeing 747-346 20-08-2009 JA8183 24.5 Years
5N-HMB 25067 857 Boeing 747-438 10-2011 VH-OJK 21.1 Years
5N-MBB 24018 694 Boeing 747-346 22-04-2009 JA8186 24.4 Years
M-ANGA 14501086 Embraer EMB-135BJ Legacy VIP 06-01-2012 VQ-BLU



Overland Airways Current Fleet

5N-BCR 031 ATR 42-320 04-03-2005 F-WQNR cvtd -300 25.6 Years
N-BND 363 ATR 42-320 27-10-2010 5H-PAP 18.7 Years



This Site Gives You Info On Airlines And The Ages Of Their Planes
http://www.planespotters.net/Production_List/Country/Nigeria

Wise king Inspired - Quite a thoughtful judgement on this one, your credibility continues upward.

Kaymed is blacklisted, deal with him at your own risk, check out his incoherent nonsense.

Bruv, I am not asking for too much, you should have access to a car you want to sell. Simply post the pictures of this car on the Nigerian ground and lets have a better assessment of its interior and exterior features. Good pictures can tell a lot more. If it is not yet in-country, let buyers know, so they can make an informed decision.

ziccoit: Are you shouting of being marginalised again? Didn't you see the question mark on the topic at front page? The mark meant to query the authenticity of the claim.

Its only on selected stories to generate hatred, bias and controversy for certain people that they display on frontpage and use question marks right? Seun and his moderators have prejudice against Oyedepo,Chris Oyakhilome T.B Joshua,..., the SE and SS. They select negative stories about these set and quickly publish them on frontpage. I call for a boycott of this forum.

salaksmana: If you boycott Nairaland how will you know when a solution is found, I can't really blame the mods, how many thread and post of sick people like that guy will they delete, BTW why is the topic mentioning NOI's name now, why not just write MINISTER OF FINANCE, it seems the primary motive of this thread is to attack that woman. 90million for security votes and 120million to maintain sight is not too much now (compared to Naija's wealth) Abeg leave them make dem enjoy oo.

Na play, play genocide take dey start. Kill them, kill them and very soon e go begin materialise, learn from the influence of media in the Tutsi massacre. If Seun cannot control it, then Nairaland should be sealed off.

I dont think you have a car to sell, those pictures are of different cars. Lets see the pictures of this car in Nigeria.

Correct your link, you can just remove the http// and start with www. I liked it already

By GABRIEL DIKE

Tuesday, May 1, 2012

Who is the WAEC best candidate in Nigeria in the 2011 May/June WASSCE? Is it 17-year-old Miss Tolulope Falokun, of St. Louis Secondary School, Akure, Ondo State, that is now being widely celebrated by her state government? Or, 17-year-old Miss Christianah Opeyemi Adeloye, of Charis International College, Abeokuta, Ogun State, that was given the award recently by WAEC?


L-R Vice President Sambo, congratulating Christianah after receiving her award while others watch with keen interest


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This is the million-dollar question that the West African Examinations Council (WAEC), the Ondo State Government and St. Louis Secondary School, Ondo will need to provide answers to as Nigerians and stakeholders wait to know who among the students mentioned actually emerged the best candidate in the 2011 May/June West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE).

As things stand now, the two former students are all laying claim to being Nigeria’s best candidate in the 2011 WASSCE. Going by the claim of Falokun’s school and of Ondo State government, Falokun, was declared the best candidate in the 2011 WASSCE after she made A1 in nine papers. This was made known through a letter believed to have been sent to them by WAEC.

This is curious because that international honour was recently publicly bestowed by WAEC on 19-year-old Ann Abena Sakyi from Ghana, who is said to have recorded A1 in eight subjects. She was closely followed by another Ghanaian candidate, 17-year-old Hameed Irbaz, who clinched the second position while the third position went to 17-year-old Christianah Adeloye, from Ilesa, Osun State but she went to school in Abeokuta.

The Ondo State Government had, last week, rolled out the drum to celebrate the feat recorded by Miss Falokun and did that to the point of inviting her to ride together with the state Commissioner of Education, Mr. Remi Olatubora, in the same official vehicle to the reception held in her honour on her former school premises, for making the state proud with A1 in nine subjects. In addition, she was awarded scholarship to study law at Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife.

The school authority claimed in some media reports, which was corroborated by the state Commissioner for Information, Mr. Kayode Akinmade, that WAEC lauded the state on the emergence of Miss Falokun as the best candidate in the sub region and Nigeria in the 2011 WASSCE. It did this, he said, through a firm it appointed to handle the selection, one Midas Global Associates, based in Egbeda, Lagos, which had earlier requested for the curriculum vitae of Falokun.

In the May/June 2011 WASSCE, Falokun, with examination number, 4291602/084, was said to have recorded A1 in nine subjects, namely Christian Religious Knowledge, Economics, Government, Literature in English, English Language, Yoruba Language, Mathematics, Agricultural Science, and Biology, with a total score (T-score) of 742.6992.

However, Adeloye, who was honoured with the National Distinction/Merit Award at the Abuja ceremony last month by WAEC was said to have made A1 in eight subjects, namely Economics, Geography, English Language, Yoruba Language, Mathematics, Agriculture Science, Biology and Physics with a T-score of 682.3283.

For emerging Nigeria’s best candidate in eight subjects, including Mathematics and English Language, she got a presidential handshake from Vice President Namadi Sambo, who represented President Goodluck Jonathan, on the occasion. Not only that, her school, Charis International College, was presented with Omo N’Oba Erediauwa trophy for producing “the best female candidate in 2011 WASSCE.”

More curious still is the fact that the second position in the national category went to another female candidate, 17-year-old Miss Iyeyinka Omigbodun, formerly of Loiusville Girls High School, Ijebu-Itele, Ogun State, who was said to have had A1 in eight subjects, namely, Literature-in-English, English Language, Yoruba Language, Further Mathematics, Mathematics, Agricultural Science, Chemistry and Physics. With examination number 4280811/075, her T-Score was 680.9797. The third position went to 18-year-old Miss Kanayo Uduani Nwigbo from Ebonyi State. With examination number 4250418/198 and a T-Score of 675.2813, she had A1 in eight subjects, namely English Language, Geography, Mathematics, Agricultural Science, Biology, Chemistry and Physics.

In none of these was the name of Falokun ever mentioned. Many people are beginning to wonder what happened. There must be some foul play somewhere they said but the question is, where?

The celebration of Falokun’s feat by the Ondo State Government and her school was cut short by WAEC, which insisted that it had no record of her being the best candidate in Nigeria or in the sub-region. Daily Sun learnt that the Head of National Office (HNO), Dr. Iyi Uwadiae, held a meeting last Wednesday at the end of which the examination body resolved to put the record straight.

Reacting to the celebration of Falokun in a telephone conversation with Daily Sun, the Deputy Director, Public Affairs of WAEC, Mr. Yusuf Ari, hinted that WAEC would investigate to know how the school and the state arrived at their result, which declared Falokun the best candidate. He insisted that the best candidates, based on WAEC criteria, were honoured recently by the council and wondered how the state and school came about Miss Falokun being the best candidate in the 2011 May/June WASSCE.

But reacting to the WAEC’s position, the Ondo State Commissioner for Information, Mr. Kayode Akinmade and the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor, Mr. Eni Akinsola, insisted in a telephone conversation with Daily Sun that the school and the state government based their decision to celebrate Falokun on a letter sent by WAEC through Midas Global Associates, to request for Falokun’s profile.

Akinmade said what the state government did was to celebrate Falokun because she got A1 in nine subjects. He then went ahead to produce a letter sent from WAEC and which showed that Falokun came first not only in Nigeria but also in West Africa. “The fact that the girl had A1 in nine subjects and from a public school was enough to honour her achievement. In the letter from WAEC, it was stated that she came first in West Africa.”

Throwing more light on the issue, Akinsola further stressed that the document sent from WAEC was signed by one Mr. Austin Aidokhai, who also stated the criteria used in determining the best candidates. Two other candidates’ grades in the school examination aside from Falokun’s were attached, along with Falokun’s result. They are, namely Chuks Ogochukwu, an ex-student of Dority International Secondary School, Umuodu Avenue, Aba. With examination number 4010115/011 and a T-score of 712.0972, he too, like Falokun, made A1 in nine subjects while Ojekwu Adaeze, formerly of Federal Government Girls’ College, Onitsha, with examination No. 4051717/310 and a T-score of 645.9218 came third. She also made A1 in nine subjects.

“From the T-score, Falokun emerged the best candidate in the May/June 2011 WASSCE. We think WAEC ought to recognise Falokun,” Akinsola observed. “She ought to be celebrated. It came to us as a big surprise that rather than honour the three candidates in the letter signed on behalf of the HNO, and sent to the school, the award was given to another person. We are waiting for WAEC’s explanation.”

So, the big question waiting to be answered now is, who authorised the letter from WAEC to Falokun’s school and attached the results of the three candidates as the top three highest scorers in WASSCE 2011 exams? And does one Midas Global Associates, Egbeda, Lagos, which is said to have, on behalf of the council, requested for their profiles from their schools, any association with WAEC? Stakeholders are watching to see how the issue will be resolved and in whose favour.

shymmex: It's not even an Igbo or Yoruba thing - another Nigerian, a Yoruba boy (Simon Kolawole) - was sentenced to 14 years in prison for manslaughter today..
Please, don't make it a tribe..

Dont get me wrong I was responding to Mr. Bluetooth in the quote above my comment who decideed to make such a serious and criminal matter tribalistic.

Four Nigerian Youths Jailed For British Teenager's Murder EDITED

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Three men have been jailed for at least 18 years each for murdering a 15-year-old schoolboy at a tube station.

Sofyen Belamouadden was stabbed nine times after pupils from two rival schools clashed at Victoria station in central London in March 2010.

Obi Nwokeh, 19 (Ibo), Christopher Omoregrie, 18,(Edo) and Samson Odegbune, 18,(Edo or Delta) were given life sentences at the Old Bailey and told they must serve a minimum of 18 years. They were ordered to serve concurrent eight-year detention sentences for conspiracy to cause grievous bodily harm.

The judge, Christopher Moss, said the "ferocious and merciless attack" took place in front of horrified commuters. "You gathered together for the purpose of serious mass violence in a busy public place at the height of the rush hour," he said.

Moss was sentencing eight people found guilty of various offences during a series of trials. He said the 12-second attack on Sofyen had followed a minor confrontation the day before between pupils of two west London schools in the food area of Victoria station.

After messages by text and on Facebook, pupils from the defendants' school armed themselves with knives and a samurai sword, expecting the other group to attack their school. But the confrontation came at Victoria when pupils from Sofyen's school were charged by teenagers led by Odegbune holding the sword.

A breakaway group chased Sofyen into the tube ticket office area and kicked, stabbed and struck him with other weapons as travellers watched in disbelief. The judge said the youths had shown no remorse and had not acknowledged responsibility for the death.

Earlier, Sofyen's father, Abdeslan, 51, said his son had been a promising footballer who dreamed of playing for England. "He was a star in the making. He was an outstanding all-round player. He was born and bred in London and often talked of his ambition to represent England in the World Cup final."

He said in an impact statement that Sofyen's death had left his family devastated. "I have no wish to inflict revenge on the culprits but Sofyen, whose life was tragically cut short, would expect justice to take its course. I often think of the suffering he must have gone through, that he was set upon with such savagery and why I was not there to protect him," he said.

Sofyen's mother, Naima Belamouadden, said: "I hope the memory of what they did to my son lives with them every day as it lives with me."

Adonis Akra, 18, Samuel Roberts, 19, and Femi Oderinwale, 18,(Yoruba) were found guilty of manslaughter and given 12 years' detention each. Victoria Osoteku, 19,(Edo) the only woman charged in connection with the death, was also found guilty of manslaughter and will be sentenced next week. Tyrone Richards, 17, and Enoch Amoah, 19, were found guilty of conspiracy to commit GBH and were sentenced to seven years' detention.

The defendants, all from west London, were among 20 pupils charged in connection with the attack. Four youths were earlier sentenced to two years' detention after pleading guilty to violent disorder. Three have been cleared of all charges and four others are still to be tried.

[quote author=~Bluetooth]I'm sure they are from Aba,Nnewi and Imo respectively.fu'cking murderers ![/quote] Please we need to educate those who have never travelled out of Lagos all their lives that not every tribe after Ijebu Ode is Ibo.

ABUJA - The Federal Government, yesterday, approached the Lagos Division of the Appeal Court, asking it to okay the former Group Managing Director of Intercontinental Bank Plc, Mr. Erastus Akingbola, for prosecution over his alleged involvement in a N364 billion fraud.





While urging the appellate court to hold that there was enough prima-facie evidence to warrant the prosecution of the accused person, Federal Government described the decision of trial Justice Charles Efanga Archibong to quash the 26-count charge preferred against Akingbola by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, as "perverse."

It will be recalled that Justice Archibong had on April 2, dismissed the case against the former Intercontinental Bank Plc boss for want of diligent prosecution by the anti-graft agency.

However, in the appeal it filed yesterday, the Federal Government pleaded the appellate court to set aside the entire decision of Justice Archibong, as well as, issue an order remitting the case to the Chief Judge of the Federal High Court, Justice Ibrahim Auta for re-assignment to another judge for retrial on merit.

In its four grounds of appeal, the Federal Government contended that the trial Judge erred in law when he proceeded to dismiss the criminal charge without affording the EFCC the opportunity to be heard.

It further claimed that the decision of the lower court on the dismissal of the case did not emanate from any of the applications pending before the trial judge.

Besides, the appellant maintained that the Judge failed to invite parties in the case to address him and that the decision to strike out the criminal case constituted a violation of the prosecution's rights to fair hearing.

In the particulars of errors raised against the Judge, the Federal Government claimed that it had on September 2, 2011, through the EFCC, asked Justice Archibong to disqualify or excuse himself from the case on the fear of likelihood of bias

It averred that rather than disqualifying himself, the Judge went ahead to hear the case even when a notice of appeal had been filed against his refusal to hands-off the case.

Therefore, it faulted claims of the Judge that the case was not diligently prosecuted, noting that the record of the court did not substantiate such allegation.

It equally argued that at the time the Judge struck out the case against Akingbola, a valid appeal case already pending before a higher court, thus reducing the action of the trial judge to judicial rascality.

Meantime, no date has been fixed for hearing of the appeal.

Specifically, the trial judge had in his judgment on April 2, insisted that the prosecution team was "a drain to the public purse, a fact the AGF should be mindful of now if he was not before. This prosecution team has chosen to pursue a campaign to scandalise the court, which amounts to serious and professional incompetence in the prosecution of the accused."

He said, "This prosecution team or any part of it shall not be given further audience in this court in relation to the charges against the accused either before this presiding judge or any other judge of the Federal High Court, for the reason I have given in the foregoing.

Too much F**kin swear words for dis one, very little local flavor (need some Don Jazzing), too much yankeenized somtin, not contemporary as per naija music market, and dnt think he made the album for dancing or sales purpose, album is for particular class of naija people (like some of us) not for the majority (like most of us), target market too little.
d thing no go sell but a very good job by M.I.
Good luck Mr. Abaga.

This is really unfair, the company's site is more of a poorly designed blog.
Seun and im yeye, small pikin team no go put this one for front page. Na nonesense dem dey carry go front page. Crap!!!

justwise: . . and that is coming from somebody who supposed to be more Educated and smarter than 95% Nigerians?

Are you trying to say something? sorry I interrupted your home video session. We all know that nonesense sells in Nigeria.
justwise please getwise.

Listen to most popular Nigerian Music, watch their best selling Home videos or visit the most populated churches and mosques to notice how dumb and illogical Majority(over 95%) of Nigerians are.