₦airaland Forum

Guy you didn't put your contatcs, I am interested in buying

His Lawyers are surely misleading him. He should xheck up the case of Chukwuma Vs Shell Petroleum. He would see that he would surely lose. He should keep all that money he would pay to Lawyers and do something useful.

If a guest overstays his welcome in your house, just tell him " this time yesterday, we had slept in this house". I am sure he won't come again

9ice

I av a torch 9800. I wanna know ow much can be included with it, and we wld deal next week

University of ibadan college of Medicine

Banwo and Ighodalo, Simeon Coopers and Partners, Templars, Aelex, Paul Usoro and co, etc

Otunba Gbenga Daniel

Otunba Gbenga Daniel
Chinua Achebe

BoboYekini:
beaf, you reek of fear.
You must be cursing the day you sold your soul to the devil. Too late chum,

Who is the devil we are talking about here? That Beaf chooses to support GEJ doesn't mean he has sold his soul to the devil, he has the right to support anyone he wants to. I can say that those of you supporting Action Congress have also sold their souls to the devil.

Eko Ile:
Another good move by Asiwaju and his lawyers. These government layers are obviously Alaba lawyers, they are not only crooked, they know nothing about the law and basic rights of every Nigeria.

It's really funny the way they are getting clowned and lectured by Asiwaju and his lawyers.


Asiwaju - 2

Fake and incompetent tribunal - 0

Long live Asiwaju Bola Tinubu

Sychopants

Fourty-Eight hours after the 22 October local government elections in Lagos State and protests have been trailing the conduct of Saturday's council polls even ahead of the official announcement of the results.

The premises of the Lagos State Independent Electoral Commission in Ikoyi, Obalende is being manned by heavy security after allegations that the electoral officer Zac Hunpatin had absconded without declaring results.

This has fueled speculations of some foul play. The reactions followed the announcement of results by a state-run television station contrary to LASIEC's instructions warnings not to do so.

Lagos State held elections into the 20 local government areas and 37 local council development areas of the state. A total of 28 political parties participated in the election in which 5000 candidates contested for 57 chairmanship seats and 376 councillorship positions in the state.

LASIEC is yet to release the official results from Saturday's council polls, and the main show down is between the People's Democratic Party (PDP) and the ruling Action Congress of Nigeria. The opposing PDP has rejected the outcome of the polls, alleging that they had been rigged to favour ACN.

Low voter turn-outs marred the elections which the electoral commission is still struggling to collate and announce the results officially, however there are indications that the ACN won most of the seats on offer, while the PDP was the favourite in the Badagry region.

LASIEC has denied accusations that it doctored any of the results and said no polls were rigged in favour of the ACN.

Those who hailed the conduct of the elections included International Observers and Domestic Affiliates, IODA; West African Youth Peace Mission; Forum of State Independent Electoral Commissions of Nigeria, FOSIECON; Northern Nigeria Union of Election Observer, NNUEO; Senator Gbenga Ashafa, ACN, Lagos East; and Mr. Kehinde Bamigbetan, ACN chairmanship candidate, Ejigbo LCDA.
While the party's leaders were quick to hail the conduct of polling stations, it wasn't peaceful at all polling stations.



There were reports from the Vanguard of the arrest of four LASIEC officials in Epe over election offences and the police confirmed on Sunday that it had begun investigation into the alleged discovery of thumb-printed ballot papers in a diplomatic car belong to a PDP member in Eti-Osa Local Council.



According to the reports, Commissioner of Police, Mr. Yakubu Alkali confirmed to the press that several persons were arrested during the polls for violating electoral laws.



CSP Cyril David, Divisional Police Officer also added that six other persons were also arrested for various offences during the just-concluded election in Epe, reports confirmed.



Lagos State Chairman of PDP, Mr. Sentoji Koshedo, said in a phone interview with the Vanguard that his party believed the elections to be rigged by LASIEC given the commission's delay to announce results.



“It is an extension of the big fraud by LASIEC to prevent the opposition from being part of the governance of Lagos. They are building an empire for themselves," Koshedo said.
LASIEC tried to show a level of fairness initially. Later we learnt of their plans, which they used to disenfranchise voters and our supporters. We are not going to accept the results."



“We have video clips of the results and we have the original copies of the results which were also given to the police and security agencies. In Badagry West, PDP won three seats out of five. In Badagry East, we won two out of five seats and in Badagry Central, we won the chairmanship and seven out of 10 councilors. Now, they are saying we didn’t win anything at all.”



ACN's Publicity Secretary, Joe Igbokwe dismissed the results and went on to accuse the PDP of purposefully disrupting polling activities at Eti-Osa LGA.



“On the whole PDP is trying to create confusion, inciting the voters to violence and circulating false claims of electoral victories in places like Badagry, Ikoyi-Obalende, Agege-Iganmu and Epe,” he told the Vanguard.



There were also disruption at the polls in the Ajeromi Ifelodu council area in Lagos, where residents of Onibaba Street in Ajegunle protested the shortage of ballot papers.



Residents on that street who spoke to news agencies also accused LASIEC of delaying the voting process and providing insufficient voting materials.



"We have 678 registered voters on this street but they brought 100 ballot papers, 50 for chairmanship and councillorship elections each. It is deliberate,’’ Mr. Segun Abiodun told the press, expressing his dissatisfaction with the process.



LASIEC Commissioner in charge of Operations and Logistics, Mr Musbau Oyefeso refuted the accusation that there were insufficient ballot papers, and said they would have produced them on demand had they fallen short.



”Our judgement is based on the turnout for the April general elections. We don’t want to waste the materials,” he said.

Nigeria Law School, Lagos Campus. I guess I don't have to name the course?

Nigeria Law School, Lagos Campus. I guess I don't have to name the course?

mikuz:
Like serious? Everyday? Mehn that jam wackity wack!
Was reluctant to download the jams until i hear them on radio.
But with the comments i read so i thought the dude is coming with a slam!
Little did i know that i was basing my judgements on sheer hypocrisy!
Was so disappointed with the everyday jam that i didn't border to even look at the rest.
If this is what 9ice has to offer then what can i say?
To think that it was the coolest among the three singles.
Abeg make i hear word.
What's wrong with nigerian artistes sef? No consistency at all
Apart from 2face,these cats can't just stay relevant in the game as they drop their so called albums.
Na wa o!
Hope say em go sell pass 1,000 copies for ph sha.

Minority report. 9ice's songs aint for everybody. they are for deep thinking and intelligent peeps. i am sure u love Whizkid and all those rubbish spitting musicians. Best of luck

i cant stop listening to EVERYDAY. we have heard enough of rubbish, let 9ice bring back the nice tunez nicely

'Everyday' is driving me crazy . very mad tune

dis is wat we are talking about:REAL MUSIC

;d ;d ;d ;d ;d ;d

benez6:
Lol, Keep suspecting foul play ooo, Paranoid brother,
The man said he wants to exchange his iphone4 for a bb torch, And it just so happens that I have a bb torch which I really have no use for , So I asked if the post is still valid, Which ofcourse u have pointed out that its no longer valid, So pls where is the foul play in that?
Anyways, Thank u

Sir,
you are one of the reasons why people run away from Nairaland. there is no reason why u should call someone else paranoid over a post. please, grow up

I suspect foul play

Ruggedman wouldnt have been an option. all he would have been spitting is "I SPEAK FOR SHOEMAKERS, I SPEAK FOR MECHANICS".

Let mediocres quit the stage

cuszy:
f***KOFF ma post joor, you dont have money and you were just disturbing me when you know you were relying on your useless bold2 to sell SO you can gather up your money, your FATHER is a pick pocket, THIEF LIKE YOU, , AND FOR your INFOMATION I WILL FEED YOU AND your WHOLE FAMILY TOGETHER.
AM WARNING YOU FOR THE SECOND TIME, MIND HOW YOU TALK!!!!!!!!!!!

Mongloid,
1. i called you on Friday telling you i had the cash
2. you told me that you were in Oshodi and would see me later i the evening, later for you to say it was raining and that we should make it Saturday
3. Saturday came and your number was switched off. when you picked, you said you were in one crazy market
4. i added some money and bought a brand new one

your attitude was like that of a fraudster. see guy, you are a lowlife. may God help you as you continue to source for gullible victims.

i am sure you have nothing to sell anyways.

you are mentally demented. I had your cash ready and called you over and Zillion times only for you not to pick up.in case you want to know, i bought a Brand New Torch.
anyways, keep hunting for another phone to steal so you can bring it here for sale again.

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The Court's attention was then drawn to a notice which was confirmed to have been received by Counsel to Daniel. However, the Counsel sought for a further 30 minutes break to study the document which the Judge agreed to.

Meanwhile, outside the court premises, supporters of Gbenga Daniel and students drawn from several tertiary institutions have been engaging each other in war of words, with both parties chanting opposing messages - for and against Daniel - at each other.

The Court has adjourned till October 15 when it will hear the bail application against Gbenga Daniel. He is to be remanded in EFCC custody until then.

When the issue of remanding him in custody was mentioned, Prosecuting counsel sought to get clarification from Daniel's counsel if he was averse to him being remanded further in the custory of the EFCC, especially following statements earlier credited to him, claiming that his client had suffered abuse at the hands of the Commission's operatives and that he was presently on hunger strike.

However, counsel to Daniel said he had no objection to his client remaining in EFCC custody despite the earlier claims.

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