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Scam! |
This post complements the response I gave the OP of that thread. Children need all the help they can get. |
"Robbery, cultism, drug abuse and corruption" if these are the criteria for being "under siege" then every city in the world is under siege and there is nothing peculiar about lagos. But I trust pastorpreneurs to retell the stories for maximum customer acquisition. |
Incomplete profile! He is a full time politician and the national vice president of APC North-East. |
yvesboss:Nigerian ain't national cake but it is a northern cake right ? Power in your area might have improved but you must know that there are still large section of the country this government had no input to it we still generate an average of 4500MW just as it has been since 2007 which means that only distribution has improved and we know what led to that. And I can confidently tell you that most areas who had the worst case of power supply before may 29 are still struggling to get light e.g BEDC zones. Moreover ,telecommunication industry and other "power hungry" industries still fuel their diesel generators. From the history of developed countries , no successful leader rely totally on choosing from a pool of "his or her people". You as well as many others might think that governance is all about fighting corruption and saving money , it is far more than that , no country can be successful without the use of visionaries from diverse backgrounds. If we continue like this , Nigeria will end up like a retiree waiting for pension , can you compare that to a retiree who has invested wisely while in active service ? BTW, any evidence to show that appointing only northerners is the only sure way to move Nigeria forward ? |
DJAmyluv:Don't mind |
yvesboss:In due time you will understand that moving the nation forward is more than mere fighting of corruption on newspaper pages. All humans are inherently selfish though to different degrees, that is why appointments must be balanced so that there will be proper checks on the central government. |
Abeg where Fasola and Amechi ? Are my eyes deceiving me ? |
Aregbe playing games with Osunites. Your days are numbered. Lalasticlala FP things |
Raalsalghul:You must be an e-devil who takes a delight in prolonging the fight. You quoted the two assailants side by side. Chai!!! |
john4reala:U too harsh. |
IneedASUGARMUMMY:hahaha one common theme with tribalist like phunmibi is ugliness, hence they resort to insulting others to feel good not knowing that happiness lies within not outside. |
kestolove95:Mr.Man, you are loosing it already, hope your relations are close by before you enter market. |
Our armed forces are filled with imbeciles and zombies, just a call to their baracks and they storm the court premises and harassing innocent people. Cowards in uniform. |
Ajgal10:There are many more like you who hide behind innocence to spread hatred. Why did you have to deny being a tribalist in your initial post ? Are you ashamed of your thought process ? |
teejaykkr:Robot! This job can sustain you till old age. Find something meaningful dto do. |
NotNairalandi:I won't employ an uncouth and mannerless applicant for a serious job will you ? |
nairalady:Go and check my entire posts on Nairaland , I have never insulted nor throw mud on any tribe. In fact I have been insulted many times by tribalist for simply opposing their view. I hate tribalism with passion because I believe preaching hate is the height of evil. I may be bias in one aspect or another but never in insulting other peoples tribe. By the way because some immature people on Nairaland or elsewhere engage in derogatory tribalism doesn't mean one has to join them. |
Ajgal10:Shame on you tribal bigot , evil landlords are everywhere but your hatred has blinded you to that. I wish you quick recovery from your hallucinatory perceptions. |
darlenese:Don't joke with an anointed man of god, the consequences are grave. |
Eazydeek:I know spewing thrash brings you your daily so I have no business responding to your posts. Only a wise man not a fool deserves a response. |
donodion:What is your point exactly ? You can continue to rely on headline journalism for all I care, but you must know that the "the devil is always in the details". |
Hahaha So the worse Buhari could do is charge Dasuki with illegal possession of fireams. I thought APC said Dasuki is the hallmark of corruption, how come tgery couldn't pin a single corruption case against him. This case is actually a joke because retired military men do possess firearms and coupled with the fact that his home was raided immediately after he got sacked which gave him no time to return government items. Daura's DSS will be disgraced in court. |
Goddygee:You don't have to follow all the teachings of Jesus, show a little empathy towards the sick. |
A human rights lawyer, Ahmed Adetola-Kazeem, said he has commenced contempt proceedings against the Director General of the Department of State Services, Lawal Daura, over the continued detention of an Islamic cleric, Abdul-Ganiy Ibrahim, in spite of a court order. The cleric, his then pregnant wife, Muinat, had, on July 5, 2014, been reportedly whisked away from their Ijoko, Ogun State home by unidentified gunmen, but they were later traced to the DSS station in Abeokuta, from where Muinat was released while Ibrahim continued to be detained. Adetola-Kazeem had approached a Federal High Court in Abeokuta to challenge the arrest and continued detention of the cleric by the DSS without disclosing his alleged offence or charging him to court. He had urged the court to declare that the continued detention of Ibrahim for over four months, outside the period covered by the detention warrant by the DSS, from July 7 to September 17, 2014, was an infringement of Ibrahim’s right to dignity of person, personal liberty and freedom of movement guaranteed by sections 34, 35 and 41 of the constitution. In its ruling on June 18, 2015, the court, presided over by Justice F.O.G. Ogunbanjo, upheld the lawyer’s argument and declared that the continued detention of Ibrahim by the DSS without charging him or arraigning him before a court of competent jurisdiction was a violation of his fundamental human rights. The judge also declared that the continued detention of the cleric by the DSS without informing him of the offence for which he was being held and without allowing him access to his lawyer, was a breach of Section 36 of the constitution. Apart from ordering his immediate release, the judge held that Ibrahim was entitled to public apology from the DSS, in addition to compensation for damages in the sum of N1m. “The 1st applicant is entitled to the grant of general damages in accordance with Section 36 (5) of the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999,(as amended) for the abuse of his fundamental rights by the respondents’ unlawful detention and this court accordingly awards the sum of N1m to be paid by the respondents to the 1st applicant. “The court having found that the continued detention of the 1st applicant is unlawful, the 1st applicant is entitled to public apology from the appropriate authority or person by virtue of Section 35 (6) of the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999,(as amended). I therefore order the respondents to comply with Section 35 (6) of the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999,(as amended) and tender a public apology to the applicant,” the judge had held, in his ruling in suit numbered FHC/AB/CS/84/2014 filed by Adetola-Kazeem. But the lawyer said all efforts to get the DSS and its DG, joined as the first and second respondents in the suit, to comply had been unproductive. He added that his efforts to set eyes on Ibrahim had also not yielded any result, particularly expressing worry over the inability of DSS operatives to tell where exactly Ibrahim was being kept. “None of them has given me any positive response. They are not even sure where he is. Those in Abeokuta said he is in Abuja; those in Abuja said he is in Lagos. Anytime you ask them, they would say give us his name and also send his picture, so that we can ascertain if he’s with us because there a lot of them there,” Adetola-Kazeem had lamented while speaking with our corresponding early July. But he said that the court order had been served on the DSS authorities, accompanied with a letter June 25, 2015 addressed to the DG of DSS. In the said letter, the lawyer urged the DSS to obey the order of the court so as to save the image of the organisation from being battered. “Be it noted that your organisation participated in this case from start to finish. You were represented by Mrs. Aisha Gyang, all through the case up until the ruling on June 18, 2015,” the lawyer said in the letter. However, speaking with our correspondent on Sunday, Adetola-Kazeem said he had now commenced contempt proceedings against the respondents for failing to obey the court order. Source: www.punchng.com/feature/the-law-you/detained-cleric-asks-court-to-jail-dss-dg/ |
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Why is Larmorde using unnamed EFCC official to attack the senate ? He should be happy to explain himself at the senate if he has nothing to hide. |
yorubatic:I doubt you are Yoruba because all your comments is laced with reference to Igbo. You are probably one of the members with multiple personalities on Nairaland. If you must agitate for Odua republic why can't you do that without involving the Igbo's ? |
calebo101:justhelp can never sincerely say that for himself, not with the meager stipends he receives from APC. That is why he attacks anyone who opposes Buhari, even if they made valid points. |
How did this man become the MD of YEDC ? A man who can't explain the technicalities of his job but chose to hide behind Buhari's body language. This quota MD should honorably resign since he doesn't understand anything about his job. |
Fesomu:Hypocrite, but you are excited reading how PDP looted Nigeria. |
Nigerians know that the only "achievement" of Buhari is the constant media attack on GEJ. |
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