₦airaland Forum

AKONE:
This claim of Ned doesn't make sense. She told you she was 21, but you found out she was 19 from the Voters card, but a more reliable means of identification (International Passport) which you used in travelling with her shows that she was 17. Who is fooling who?

God1000:
It's like this man knew a day like this will come and he kept every document intact.


Regina Daniels and her family continue with their campaign of calumny and character assassination while the senator speaks with facts and evidence

As for Sowore, it seems he has personal issues with Ned, he should stop fooling himself, what even concerns him with marital issues, is that part of his activism, I'm beginning to dislike him, he's becoming a busybody and nuisance

ribbit:
Thank you Daddy trump.

Sanction us please.

The christian genocide crooners will be exempted from these sanctions. Including the Christians.

We just need ID card that says I'm a Christian Jew that worships white overlord, and boom, automatic exemption.

Jovi10:
Hey can't play for the pride of their country, smh
How many European footballers get paid to play for their country? They see it as an honour.

chiagozien:
PUBLIC BRIEFING NOTE: 07.11.2025.

TODAY’S EPIC BATTLE BETWEEN MAZI NNAMDI KANU & JUSTICE JAMES OMOTOSHO AT ABUJA FEDERAL HIGH COURT

Issued by: Onyedikachi Ifedi, Esq. (reporting from a tense courtroom)

1. Overview of Today’s Shocking Court Developments
The electrifying proceedings in the case of Federal Republic of Nigeria v Mazi Nnamdi Kanu before Justice James Omotosho took a disturbing turn today, raising serious public concern over the integrity of the judicial process. Multiple actions and pronouncements made by the presiding judge have been widely described as unprecedented, hostile to fair hearing, and blatantly contrary to constitutional standards of criminal trial.

2. Judge Unable to State the Law Under Which Kanu Is Being Tried
In open court today, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu demanded repeatedly that Justice Omotosho identify the specific written law under which he is being tried.

Despite multiple direct requests, Justice Omotosho could not cite any written law creating the alleged offence. Instead of addressing this foundational constitutional requirement, the judge evaded the question.

For the avoidance of doubt, Section 36(12) of the 1999 Constitution (as amended) provides:

“A person shall not be convicted of a criminal offence unless that offence is defined and the penalty therefor is prescribed in a written law.”

Kanu made it clear to the court that no conviction can stand without a valid written law, and that his faith is on Section 36(12) of the Constitution, not on the judge’s personal views.

3. Judge Failed to Acknowledge the Use of a Repealed Law
Kanu moved a formal motion to expunge his plea from the court record on the grounds that the charge was founded on a repealed law.

Rather than taking judicial notice—something every judge is bound to do under the Evidence Act—Justice Omotosho sidestepped the issue. The court refused to acknowledge that no one can be tried under a repealed statute, a position anchored in Nigerian and international law.

4. Omotosho Blocks Final Written Addresses – A Disturbing First in Nigerian Criminal Trial History
In a move that has stunned legal observers nationwide, Justice Omotosho announced that he does not want any final written addresses from either party.

This is widely viewed as an aberration and a dangerous departure from established criminal procedure. Final written addresses are:

A core component of fair trial
A mandatory stage before judgment
The primary avenue for defendants to challenge evidence and raise points of law
No credible record exists of a trial judge in Nigeria deliberately blocking final addresses in a criminal case. Legal commentators have described this as a judicial ambush.

5. Kanu’s Final Word to the Judge Today
In response to the judge’s position, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu told the court that he does not care what Justice Omotosho says, because the Constitution is supreme:

He stated clearly that Section 36(12) CFRN forbids any conviction without a valid written law, and that no court can override the Constitution.

6. Public Concerns and Implications
Today’s proceedings raise grave questions:

Why is a judge avoiding reference to the law he claims to be applying?
Why refuse written addresses unless the goal is to avoid legal scrutiny of a predetermined outcome?
Why is a court entertaining charges tied to a repealed law?
These developments undermine public trust in the judiciary, and today’s events have intensified public, legal, and international concern over the fairness of this trial.

Conclusion

What transpired in court today is not a normal judicial process. The actions and statements of Justice James Omotosho reflect a troubling pattern of procedural irregularities, disregard for constitutional safeguards, and hostility to fair hearing.

This briefing is being issued in the public interest to ensure transparency and to document the concerning conduct observed in today’s proceedings.

More details later...

muykem:
We are no longer using mathematics to qualify again but further maths.

Gotocourt:
Mtchewwww, manufacturers and cheap distributors surplus for madeinchina.com

adecz:
Jagaba & Umahi have abandoned the
major highways in the country and gone
to the coast to spend N25 trillion to construct
a highway for mammy waters 👽👽👽

Kaa4:
The students' loan by Mr BAT should solve part of the problem. The students well know that they are most unlikely to pay back!!!

helinues:
Yele is only chasing clout

BlackViper:
I watched the match live on Super Sport and they were lucky it ended only 4-0. It should have been 8 or 9.

Nigeria only does well in international football because other leagues in Europe have given our foreign based players exposure. They no longer have an inferiority complex like they used to have in the old days.

The home based Eagles are products of the Nigerian environment so it shouldn't come as a surprise that all the incompetence and lack of intelligence which is deeply embedded in the Nigerian system has rubbed off on them

iwaeda:
Under APC, everything are now glitches, INEC, JAMB, WAEC and the next one will be our banks, then it will be 2027. May your life not enter GLITCH.

flexyrule:
Omoh this life ehn.. Hustling dey class by class..

9 to 5 blue collar
Business owner
30k Social Media Crew
Human in animal form social media hustling
Anti-Police/Government Activist

Sowore seems to be enjoying all this persecution, albeit the engagements he receives from the media and grants from foreign donors could be another motivation for him.

I admire his hustle anyway.

lonelydora:
The problem is those cars from the East are largely right-hand drive. Are you ready to do the conversion here in Nigeria?

Also, you don't get exactly the same model. Haven't you seen European-made and Eastern-made Camry, Corolla, Accord, Civic, Hiace, etc. Same engine and little difference in interior.

Another issue is bad wagon mentality of our people. Even though they have same engine, but they believe they are not strong

TechAI:
I specifically mentioned Japanese brands of cars because I’m not interested in Chinese brands. What I’m saying is that the 2012 Toyota Corolla we usually buy from the U.S. or Canada can also be found in countries like China, Qatar, and the UAE.

What I’m unsure about is whether there’s any real difference between them — and that’s why I’m making this post, to get some insight. The East is geographically closer to Africa than the West, which means lower shipping costs. Additionally, prices for these cars in the East are generally cheaper than in the West.

Aside from possible differences in durability, I’m not sure what else sets them apart. I’d really appreciate input from more experienced folks here.

CoronaVirusPro:
If you don’t the time to monitor your business, you must have a tight monitoring system.

In general, don’t start a business you won’t be able to PERSONALLY monitor.

All the sincere people in Nigeria are dead. Don’t let any anyone fool you about finding one.

mightyhaze:
Facts..

Fuel alone can take more than 200k,how much more feeding and others

Chindedum95:
Tinubu and Akpabio should lead by examples... they should convert their official cars to CNG first... including all the 36 states governors...

To me CNG cars should be produced from scratch... anything conversion usually have problems, because as long as I'm concerned, it won't be properly done here.

erico2k2:
Please there is no such thing as a V4 Engine its i4, the Vs start from 6 and are all multiples of plus 2