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End time government

Irepib:
u are d next to be caught ipob Biafra like crime

afonjas should be given a life ban on nairaland always in position to open their smelly mouth for crucification

I rather die hustling Dan wreck in poverty

Medunah:
Girls prefer oral cos u re directly stimulating the clïtoris with ur tongue nd that mostly makes girls climax unlike in the case of penetration whereas the dïck doesn't come in contact the clïtoris

the lord is good

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Timaya is a good artist

They are suffering at home while their oil will be used to develop northern cities, dullard is at work afonjas and zombies I hail ooo!!!

Mbaka,t.b joshua, adeboye and buhari has successful ly demolished Nigeria I think it's time for d rising sun

ABUJA—President Muhammadu Buhari has challenged the powers of the Federal High Court in Abuja to stop the prosecution of judges accused of engaging in acts of corruption.

Buhari maintained that the high court was bereft of the jurisdiction to entertain a suit filed by a Lagos-based lawyer, Mr. Olukoya Ogungbeje, with a view to stopping the Federal Government from arraigning seven judges arrested after a “sting operation” the Department of State Services, DSS, conducted between October 7 and 8.

It will be recalled that trial Justice Gabriel Kolawole, had on October 28, summoned President Buhari and the Director-General of the DSS, Mr. Lawal Daura, to appear in court and show cause why the embattled judges should be tried.

Others equally ordered to appear before the court were the Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami, SAN, the Inspector-General of Police, Ibrahim Idris, and the National Judicial Council, NJC.

They were all cited as Respondents in the suit marked FHC/ABJ/CS/809/16.

The plaintiff had specifically applied for an order of perpetual injunction restraining the Respondents from arresting, inviting, intimidating, or harassing any of the judges whose homes were raided by the DSS.

President Muhammadu Buhari presides over October 12 ,2016 Federal Executive Council meeting.

He contended that the arrest and detention of the judges without recourse to the NJC, was not only unconstitutional, but also aimed at ridiculing the judiciary arm of government.

According to him, the action of the DSS is in gross violation of the rights of the judges as enshrined in sections 33, 34, 35, 36, and 41 of the 1999 Constitution, as amended.

Consequently, Ogungbeje sought 10 separate reliefs from the court, including award of N50 billion as general and exemplary damages against the Respondents, as well as another N2 million as cost of the suit.

He equally prayed the court for an order compelling the DSS to return to the judges’, money seized from their homes.

Justice Kolawole had at the last adjourned date, declined an ex-parte motion for an interim order stopping the FG from carrying out any “untoward action” against the Judges.

Rather, he directed the plaintiff to put all the Respondents on notice to enable them to appear in court to show cause why prayers contained in the suit should not be granted.

Meanwhile, challenging the competence of the suit, President Buhari, via a preliminary objection filed by his lawyer, Chiesonu Okpoko, argued that the plaintiff did not disclose his locus standi to initiate and maintain the suit.

He insisted that there was no lis (case) between the plaintiff and the Respondents, adding that “the applicant’s suit as constituted and conceived, is a mere academic exercise and raises hypothetical issues.”

President Buhari argued that before the plaintiff could invoke the judicial powers of the court as enshrined in section 6(6) (b) of the 1999 constitution, he must show how his civil rights and obligations were affected or would be affected by the act complained of.

Though seven judges were arrested, the plaintiff said he instituted the action on behalf of five of them who were still serving as at the time the action was commenced.

The judges the plaintiff is fighting for are Justices Inyang Okoro and Sylvester Ngwuta of the Supreme Court, Adeniyi Ademola and Nnamdi Dimgba of the Federal High Court Abuja, as well as Justice Muazu Pindiga of the Federal High Court, Gombe Division.

Religious people be like

dorocent:
how bro?

that pix is simply not Ini Edo bloggers handwork

Mumben:
right from when i was younger,whenever i am d first to patronise a hawker, d person makes a lot of sales n comes home early, my neighbours who know abt it wil beckon on me to collect money from d first customer n giv to them so dt they can make huge sales on dt day. Right now, if i go to buy somtin frm a shop, d moment i step into d shop, within some seconds, people will start coming to buy tins as well.my question is this... Why is this so? Nd how can i benefit frm it? Is there a spiritual undertone to it? For d records, i believe in GOD alone.

. Me too my own own case worst pass if I sight any shop the person will start making a lot of sales still trying to figure out why

Op u sabi lie oo

bastien:
e no pain me o I just dey tell u make u know how u dey open ur gutter

same goes to u

bastien:
mumu, judging without any confirmation, bozo

e pain am

bastien:
The white peeps are fond of celebrating devil

afonjas always in position and lacks no word when it comes to talking trash and yet they still think they are wise, celebrating devil and you still far behind still wishing and struggling to reach their level.

chat2deen:
Don't b suprise she prefer cucumber than his casssava

Hehehe I wonder if all ladies go for cocumber the what will cassava be doing wasting say no to cocumber

SalomonKane:
Don't blame me if I say "I want to Bleep all of them" except Di'ja, that is. Don't want ma dick to be shagging bone. I like a lil flesh.

wickedness at highest order but I concur cos Dija puna can disfracture ones rod