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Werehkpe:thats how unbalance Nigeria is......what happens to kano,ph,enugu,calabar and other states having same. to me am of the opinion that Nigerian capital be relocated every 25years to give room to develop other states |
omenka:counter the guy and dont resort to cheap abuse.....am sure u know he's making sense....no wonder he has more likes than u....zoombie |
bloodyBLOGGER:what about the reasonable yorubas getting married to igbos unlike the touts we have here on nairaland |
stephenduru:this is not new.....come to Enugu then u will have to shut up your mouth and know that some cities had already taken the lead |
7footre:thank u so much for this analysis.....the op goofed real time.... will he tell the gal has no parents,name,village or friends.. i mean this lie is palpable |
Somebody who is either bearing a female monicker or has no f or m attached to his/her name but claims to be a female and even comment as a female will mistakenly throw a comment portraying him as a male...u will see funny posts like: ---u forgot u are a female and suddenly the guy that has been commenting like a female starts commenting like a man after been bursted or suddenly changes to another monicker.... guys why una de fall hand.... i never really see women claiming and hiding under male monicker who else notices this? |
Former National Security Adviser, Col. Sambo Dasuki (rtd) has challenged the audacity of the federal government to put him on trial on the alleged mismanagement of fund meant for purchase of arms. He told an Abuja High Court Friday that government has no moral and legal rights now to prosecute him having been in contempt of three high courts that admitted him on bail but which were not obeyed. When the matter came up today, defense counsel, Joseph Daudu SAN brought an “unless application” challenging the disobedience of the Federal Government to the earlier bail granted Dasuki. Daudu submitted that the Federal Government cannot go ahead with the trial, having disobeyed an order of court which granted bail to the accused person. He added that a party who disobeyed the order of the court cannot come back to the same court with a request or indulgence. In the application, Dasuki is praying for an order of court prohibiting the Federal Government from further prosecuting him on the N19 billion alleged fraud or any other charge or seeking any form of indulgence before any court in the country, until the order admitting him to bail is obeyed. He also wants an order discharging him of all the offenses contained in the charge on ground that the charge cannot not lawfully prosecuted by a government that is in brazen disobedient of a lawful court order. Alternatively, the ex NSA prays for an order staying further proceedings in the charge until he has exhausted the remedies available to him in law for the enforcement of his right to liberty as preserved by the bail order granted him. However, Prosecuting counsel, Rotimi Jacobs SAN noted the defense is employing a delay tactic in order to stall the trial. In their own submissions, counsel to the 2nd and 3rd defendants, Chief Akin Olujinmi SAN and Solomon Umor told the court that they were just served in court the processes filed by Dasuki and government and that they need time to study it. They however prayed the court for an adjournment. Justice Hussain Baba Yusuf consequently adjourned the case till February 4. Other accused persons are former Director of Finanance and Administration in the Office of the NSA, Shuaibu Salisu, and a former Director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, Aminu Baba- Kusa, were present in court. The case was earlier stalled on Thursday due to the absence of the defense counsel who wrote to the court that he had to be in Kogi state for an election petition matter. The court had on Thursday compelled the Federal Government to produce Dasuki to answer criminal charges brought against him. The trial judge, Justice Baba Yusuf had earlier chided the federal government over its failure to bring Dasuki to court. The court at that point stood down the trial for two hours and insisted that the trial will not be conducted until Dasuki had been brought before him as required by law. Security operatives who had taken the accused person to custody in the past six weeks went to bring him out when the reality downed on them that the Judge will not shift position. Dasuki was however brought to the court around 11:00am in compliance with the court order under a tight security. But the trial could not go ahead because of the absence of his counsel. It will be recalled that Justice Baba Yusuf had on December 18, 2015 granted bail to Dasuki and the rest of his co-accused bail in the sum of N250m with one surety in relation to 19 counts of misappropriation of about N32bn meant for purchase of arms. Also on December 21, 2015 Justice Peter Affen granted bail to Dasuki and his co-defendants with respect to another sent 22 counts of misappropriation of about N13bn, which was part of the arms fund, in the sum of N250m with two sureties in like sum. But upon being released from prison after meeting the bail conditions, he was reportedly re-arrested by operatives of the Department of State Services. It is also recalled that Justice Adeniyi Ademola of the Federal High Court sitting in Abuja had on Wednesday ordered the federal government to produce Dasuki before him on February 16 to answer another sets of criminal charges. Justice Ademola maintained that it was wrong of the government to have expected the court to conduct a criminal trial in the absence of the defendant and in violation of the law. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/01/dasuki-challenges-fg-for-disobeying-court-order/ cc lalasticlala mynd44 |
Olabestonic001:am sure u must be a PHD holder.......i clearly understand your analysis and thats a good one..lets learn to understand people and tolerate them....even in igboland we know which set of clan actually do the bragging but we dont go trying to mal align them.....is all about understanding people |
uselessgoat:@op work on your self esteem and move away from inferiority complex....u are who u are and what u choose to be.....all these tribalism am sure cant take u to a greater height...just be wise and pray God to make u prosper. u are free to abuse me if u care |
Rexphobia:there is this popular igbo adage : 'ife ojo gba afo oburuzie omenala'...which means if bad things repeat itself severally it now becomes a norm to him handcuffing innocent people is even right in his eyes before court order this is not about metuh but the rule of law |
nairagossip1:yeye op he only made a statement about zahra and just imagine your |
noblezone:i get your assertion sha |
noblezone:the rate at which this ndi-mba-mmiri people de take relate south east is now becoming stale....they choose to align with us wen the going is getting tough for them and dissociate wen is not tell me who treats a traitor with kid-glove? |
onyfrank:them de claim clever by half.... |
Has anybody been observing with keen interest that Imo and Ebonyi states tend not to he a ground for all these their biafra wahala....i think these two states tend to be the most tolerable states in south-east. share your views |
noblezone:na lie.....attack on the south south is an attack on ijaws and their brothers leave south east out of it.....only wen una need succour una go remember south east thunder fire una left yansh |
nerdfrost:didnt know u were gay....that gal u quoted is a she-male...thats if u understand |
coolitempa:the gal ur quoting has by far many more likes than u not minding 90% of nairalanders are yorubas..dont u think she's making more sense than u oya insult me....thats your trademark |
vickylala239:dear that's the difference b/w American citizens and Nigerians....from what u just wrote i must be a member or associate of dasuki/kanu before i air my view...we are in a democracy and the government belongs to all of us....if it fails today we all will suffer it..mind u i didnt bring pdp or apc into this as am not interested in all these their party wahala but the protection of our democracy ask yourself why the justice who was presiding over kanu's case had to resign from it and asked for reassignment of the case...the ans is simple.....is due to non-compliance with court orders by the executive arm of government. shalom! |
i concur....hw can buhari disobey Court order and expect tompolo to obey it?
buhari is just a mere mortal than anyother person just like yar'adua |
sonofananimal:abeg tell her again make she learn |
malton:check the gals location...na 'brothel' |
LordAdam:thanks once again.....there is nothing that is as good as following the rule of law.. we are purely in a democratic setting and we should actually be more concern about protecting this democracy |
vickylala239:make i help the guy answer ur question the court ordered an unconditional release of kanu and the bail of dasuki but the president disobeyed it by using DSS to rearrest them...get it now? |
LordAdam:guy i have been reading most of your posts and i like your basic line of thinking..the emboldened is especially true,how can one submit himself to a court in which the president himself disobeys..the president cant disobey court orders and would want others to obey same...is unnatural |
ultraGM:why do some of u guys like division....so u had wish the fiery catholic priest was a Pentecostal pastor bc u know for show u guys dont have true men of God.. kpele...the gate of hell shall never prevail against the church let alone of ordinary mortal like u go and pray God to forgive u |
bettercreature:a law breaker spotted...that is hw u ppl go about disobeying...obedience is better than sacrifice |
wadetaw202:if i had 1000 likes i would have given u.....those Pentecostals think is all about money and fame..they catholic priests are simply not like money-loving and disobedient pastors who slip out of their calling to make money. nice response dear! |
armadeo:lolz....i get u..i just hope it works out |
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