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Tinashekiki:Ok tanx but check well o.... D bith cert was small ,it culd not contain all d names,dat was y dey shortened it to pelumi instead |
Tinashekiki:How much is dat and were can I gt it |
Pls guys asap oo D name on my birth certificate is bakare israel PELUMI and d 1 on oda certificates is bakare israel OLUWAPELUMI.... Hope no p shar |
A Rivers
State High
Court has
sentenced
one
Inspector
Samuel
Timothy
of the Nigeria Police to death by hanging for shooting
and killing a sachet water dealer, Onyekachi
Nwasouba.
The court’s ruling is coming about five years after
Nwasouba was murdered by the police at about 5am
on November 10, 2010 at No. 34, Old Aba Road, Port
Harcourt.
Nwasouba, who was a graduate of Industrial
Chemistry, was branded an armed robber by the
police while he was on his way to distribute his
products to customers within the Port Harcourt
metropolis.
The deceased was shot dead by a team of policemen,
led by Timothy, at the front of his residence, even
after he (Nwasouba) shouted to the hearing of the
policemen that he was only a pure water producer
and not an armed robber.
Delivering his judgment on Monday, the trial judge,
Justice Adolphus Enebeli, declared that the convict
(Timothy) demonstrated an act of inhumanity
through his action.
Justice Enebeli, whose ruling took about three hours,
however, discharged and acquitted one Corporal
Moses, who had been standing trial together with the
convict.
The judge said that based on the testimonies of
witnesses, including members of the patrol team in
the case, the convict was an “inhuman, trigger-happy
policeman, who engages in murder; a hater of
humankind and a merciless killer.”
Explaining that the killing of the sachet water seller
by the convict was deliberate, Justice Enebeli,
maintained that Timothy should die by hanging.
The trial judge added that based on the law and the
circumstances surrounding the death of the graduate
of Industrial Chemistry, he had no power to reduce
the sentence.
“According to Section 319 of the Constitution of the
Federal Republic of Nigeria, I do not have the power
to reduce your sentence. That you, Inspector Timothy
Samuel be hanged on your neck until you are dead,”
he held.
Justice Enebeli stated that Corporal Moses was
discharged and acquitted because it became clear
that the policemen on duty never conspired to kill the
victim (Nwasouba). |
The list of ministers to be appointed by President
Muhammadu Buhari is ready.
The Senate may get a letter from the President
requesting the confirmation of the nominees on
Tuesday or Wednesday.
It will be recalled that Buhari who was inaugurated as
President on May 29 had promised to name
members of his cabinet in September.
He had at different times said he was in search of
Nigerians with integrity to be part of his team that
would reposition the country.
There has been anxiety that the President may not be
able to meet the September deadline as he was
quoted recently as saying that the month was
running to an end too fast for his liking.
Indications have however emerged that Buhari, who
is currently attending the 70th United Nations
General Assembly in New York, had concluded work
on the list.
The list may be presented to the Senate before
October 1.
While reacting to an online report that Buhari had
sent one of his National Assembly Liaison Officers,
Senator Ita Enang, back to Nigeria with the list meant
for the Senate, presidential spokesman, Femi
Adesina, told reporters in New York on Monday that
he would not be surprised if the list was ready.
He said it was within the timeline given by the
President himself.
“I will not be surprised if the list is ready because it is
within the timeline that the President gave. He said
he would name his cabinet in September. Today
(Monday) is September 28, so if it happens that it is
ready, it is within the timeline,” Adesina said.
When asked to give an insight into the number of
nominees on the list, the presidential spokesman
simply said, “The constitution already gives you an
idea of the number of people that can be on the
cabinet because it stipulates that we must have at
least one minister per state.”
A top Presidency source however told our
correspondent that the President did not necessarily
have to send Enang back to Nigeria to submit the list
since he (the President) himself and his delegation
are due back in the country on Tuesday.
“Senator Ita Enang is billed to return to Nigeria today.
The President does not have to send him back
because of the list. The truth is that the list will be
given to the Senate either on Tuesday or
Wednesday,” the official said. |
damzydonna:Dats tru. Tanx |
My mind dey tell me say na 4 anoda hit video wey e 1 do b dat |
Pls can somebody kindly type here aLl d questions askd wen filling d form and d docs to upload |
Eeyah such a nyc story. Read it last year, wantd to cry |
AyoMuda1994:Bro na fone I use oooo |
As I don open d portal lasan Godwin Lol it don open 4 here o but I go start 2mao |
Hmm eeyah..... Story 4 d gods, d gods oooo Welll ftc |
Hmm eeyah..... Story 4 d gods, d gods oooo Welll ftc |
Toyade888:My own never open 4 here ooo |
hormorlorlah:Dat means u av scanned and uploaded ur docs.... Hw did u do it |
How screening dey go na. Wetyn dey shele 4 dere |
riskit33:Same here |
Ultimatesammie:. Y na |
The National Space Research and
Development Agency (NASRDA), has
announced that a lunar eclipse, which is
characterized by the moon being red, will
occur in Nigeria on Monday, September 28.
This was contained in a statement signed by its
deputy director, media and corporate
communications, Felix Ale on Wednesday,
September 9, in Abuja,
According to Ale, the lunar eclipse would begin
on Monday, September 28 from 1.11 am, and will
be at its maximum by 3.47 am, with its final
contact at 6.22 am.
The statement reads: “Some of the
regions seeing at least some parts of the
eclipse include, Europe, South/East Asia,
Africa, much of North America, much of
South America, Pacific, Atlantic, Indian
Ocean, Arctic, and Antarctica.
Furthermore, the lunar eclipse will be
visible in Abuja, and would begin from
1:11am, with total eclipse at 3:47am, and
end by 6:22am.”
The lunar eclipse is an astronomical event that
occurs when the earth comes in-between the sun
and the moon, and the earth casts its shadow on
the moon, so that the moon appears reddish.
In some regions around the world where the
lunar eclipse will be observed, it is called the
blood moon. |
The National Space Research and
Development Agency (NASRDA), has
announced that a lunar eclipse, which is
characterized by the moon being red, will
occur in Nigeria on Monday, September 28.
This was contained in a statement signed by its
deputy director, media and corporate
communications, Felix Ale on Wednesday,
September 9, in Abuja,
According to Ale, the lunar eclipse would begin
on Monday, September 28 from 1.11 am, and will
be at its maximum by 3.47 am, with its final
contact at 6.22 am.
The statement reads: “Some of the
regions seeing at least some parts of the
eclipse include, Europe, South/East Asia,
Africa, much of North America, much of
South America, Pacific, Atlantic, Indian
Ocean, Arctic, and Antarctica.
Furthermore, the lunar eclipse will be
visible in Abuja, and would begin from
1:11am, with total eclipse at 3:47am, and
end by 6:22am.”
The lunar eclipse is an astronomical event that
occurs when the earth comes in-between the sun
and the moon, and the earth casts its shadow on
the moon, so that the moon appears reddish.
In some regions around the world where the
lunar eclipse will be observed, it is called the
blood moon. |
The National Space Research and
Development Agency (NASRDA), has
announced that a lunar eclipse, which is
characterized by the moon being red, will
occur in Nigeria on Monday, September 28.
This was contained in a statement signed by its
deputy director, media and corporate
communications, Felix Ale on Wednesday,
September 9, in Abuja,
According to Ale, the lunar eclipse would begin
on Monday, September 28 from 1.11 am, and will
be at its maximum by 3.47 am, with its final
contact at 6.22 am.
The statement reads: “Some of the
regions seeing at least some parts of the
eclipse include, Europe, South/East Asia,
Africa, much of North America, much of
South America, Pacific, Atlantic, Indian
Ocean, Arctic, and Antarctica.
Furthermore, the lunar eclipse will be
visible in Abuja, and would begin from
1:11am, with total eclipse at 3:47am, and
end by 6:22am.”
The lunar eclipse is an astronomical event that
occurs when the earth comes in-between the sun
and the moon, and the earth casts its shadow on
the moon, so that the moon appears reddish.
In some regions around the world where the
lunar eclipse will be observed, it is called the
blood moon. |
luyemee:D day afta unilag go make u anticipate finish Well afta oct 12 shar |
Toyade888:No.. But y don't u wonna go on d 1st day |
Na every stage of diz admission we go just dey anticipate.... |
Oga oooo 4 unilag. Wetyn go con happen on monday nw |
hormorlorlah:Na dem sabi oooo. If dem no open am, no1 will b @ fault, just print down ur docs |
50k from dad and mom each =100 k
bought laptop for 97k
Remaining 3k
Gave dad and mom 1k each =2k
Kept the remaining 1k with you
All together making 3k (remaining change)
Plus the 97k for laptop =100k
No money is missing.
If you are owning mum 49k
And dad 49k
add the 1k with you to the money you used to buy
laptop, thats 98k
Oya divide am by two. |
50k from dad and mom each =100 k
bought laptop for 97k
Remaining 3k
Gave dad and mom 1k each =2k
Kept the remaining 1k with you
All together making 3k (remaining change)
Plus the 97k for laptop =100k
No money is missing.
If you are owning mum 49k
And dad 49k
add the 1k with you to the money you used to buy
laptop, thats 98k
Oya divide am by two. |
Trinie:Boss na d same shoe we dey ooo.... Me sef dey hope sey den reopen am ooo |
Resodielle:Babe lol..... Every man 4 himsef na..... I was d scapegoat during post utme.... I cnt b d scapegoat anymore |
Resodielle:D tyn don tire me sef ooo... Buh I tank God mine z still till oct 5.. May I c hw d 1st set go b 1st |
Resodielle:D tyn don tire me sef ooo... Buh I tank God mine z still till oct 5 |
