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menabadoo:young man the 5 best in Nigeria are all from ur so called South West....face the reality......forget this...we all knw the calibre of students OAU produce |
Igbos SS generally are the architects of their own misfortune......the man that should be supported for them to have a say in the present administration is being rejected.......same way they did to chris ngige who wld have eventually clicked no3 citizens......nd they keep talking of marginalization..........smh |
Diesel1:bros..... Diesel1:bros..... |
seunmsg:lol.....thats senator olamilekan Solomon aka YAYI........Lagos west APC graduate of tinibu's political institute.....likely candidate to succeed ambode....... ![]() seunmsg:lol.....thats senator olamilekan Solomon aka YAYI........Lagos west APC graduate of tinibu's political institute.....likely candidate to succeed ambode....... |
emusmith:let's see who's best I'll screenshot my achievements and ranks do urs too
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Fine he his old buh has he got something to offer the people of ekiti ..........we all voted PMB cos he has somtin to offer us...........nd thats whre i go for APC nd leave PDP.......ts nt just about appointing pple but how well can they perform............i believe the appointed this man there just for being there nd to score cheap points....but in the long run Nigeria need to go pass all of this to get to the promise land.......I rest my case |
Leyemoshood:that piece is too short for you not to read.......... |
Everyone seems to forget how GEJ marginalised southwest too.......tho i believe PMB is not paying back......but FCS this appointments are very very sensitive ones nd requires pple u trust and are familiar with......even GEJ SSG nd chief of staffs are from his region....so why the fuss.......more appointments are still to come......move on MR president.....we've got ur back......... By the way whre has federal character gotten us to ![]() ![]() |
What's ur take on Unilorin's plan to get the campus covered with CCTV cameres..........get your votes on now @www.betterbyfar.forumotion.com/t21-whats-your-take-on-unilorin-s-plan-to-have-the-campus-covered-with-cctv-s#22 ................also register now and become part of the betterbyfar community,share or views,comment on burning issues....register @ www.betterbyfar.forumotion.com/register |
I've heard that guys name in many of bad do songs....... street guy indeed.........'we are going to heaven' |
Agbaje dnt lose hope yet o.....keep trying till u clock 72 then u can stop .... |
wat are those figo lamps doin there............have we got river's returning there. |
I dont even now what i shld do.....laugh or cry........ |
Active SUG...Here mass failure is already a normal tin...Protest in UNILORIN for mass failure......total faiure is next...or face tanke without looking back |
PhockPhockMan:now I see where all the sudden hatred from southeast came from |
Anseth:where did this one break loose from |
fabre4:mtcheew...and wat happened to those who feared PDP during the last election |
. Buh wat are they celebrating for...the court hasnt uphold his victory yet.....Waiting for APC next strategic move......i tink they shld leave it for PDP to show seniority...''federal lo sanwo''.......imagine a whole PDP fightin for just 1 state like this.......nothing is permanent |
experimentist:wey rope b4 this guy see gun |
Randyhot:nd here comes her current bf....like gf like bf buh b4 u go,kindly take her wit u...tanks...now u can both get out |
FrankValency:tah...the guy,imean the man,i mean the grandpa,is actually 61 years |
onomeglo:and who asked u ? |
sha watch wetin u wan watch quick make u known watch fight between kirikiri inmates too in 5d.........buhari don dey find fearless judge for u |
PEJ keeps coming down b4 him.... and he keeps following her suit like a slowpoke......even while still in power......"when ur wife saw us thru sch"
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I keep saying it,our major hindrance in tackling corruption is now our judiciary....come to tink of it its a Nigerian lawyer that wld be in court to defend this looters...........takin his pocket interest at the expense of Nigeria's........ |
I wonder y newsmen keep using the word "missing" in occasions like this..........just promoting the UFO of a tin.....a plane crash is an accident |
when crazyness meets madness!!!!!!!!!!! |
sukkot:ATIDE!!! |
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The Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki, has said that a copy of his United Kingdom passport that was recently posted online was forged. Saraki, who said he had contacted his lawyer in the UK to write relevant agencies on the issue, called for a thorough investigation into the matter. A scanned copy of a UK passport carrying the identity of the Senate President has, for weeks, been trending on the Internet. It was published alongside a report that alleged that he had sworn an oath of allegiance to the UK. But Saraki distanced himself from the passport, though he admitted that he had a UK citizenship. “Saraki, on July 19, 2015, instructed his solicitors in the UK to write the UK Home Office to commence an immediate investigation into this act of criminality. There is no doubt that this is a typical criminal offence against the state and also an act of defamation of character against the President of the Senate. Whoever is found responsible should be prosecuted,” Saraki said in a statement posted on Facebook on Sunday. The statement was signed by his Special Assistant on New Media, Bamikole Omishore. The former Kwara State governor was responding to a report by an online media that, being a dual citizen, he is not qualified to hold a public office in Nigeria. The report alleged that Saraki intentionally avoided stating his place of birth while filling the Independent National Electoral Commission form in order to conceal his UK citizenship. But the Senate President argued that his United Kingdom citizenship did not disqualify him from occupying a public office in Nigeria. In a tweet, he said only those who “voluntarily” acquired foreign citizenship could be disqualified. He said his British citizenship was acquired by birth and not “voluntarily,” insisting that he was qualified for any political office. He argued that the foreign citizenship was an “inalienable right” which he could not have forfeited. “There has always been a flawed misconception on the issue of dual citizenship vis-a-vis a holder of public office in Nigeria. Section 28 of the 1999 Constitution (as amended) deals with this; it highlights the fact that only those who are Nigerians by registration or naturalisation shall forfeit their citizenship if they acquire the citizenship of another country. “It is important to state that the requirement to forfeit Nigerian nationality/citizenship upon acquisition of the nationality/citizenship of another country does not apply to persons who are Nigerians by birth within the definition of Section 25 of the Constitution. This section also acknowledges and protects the right to hold citizenship by birth of another country. “Citizens of a country by birth do not need to swear to an oath of allegiance to that country. It is only a citizenship acquired through naturalisation and registration that has the requirement to take an oath of allegiance,” he continued on Facebook . According to him, there is no evidence that he swore an oath of allegiance to the UK. He said that he had never denied holding the foreign citizenship, adding, “A dual citizenship does not mean that a public office holder had changed his nationality in the past. “It simply means he has held both citizenships simultaneously without the need to acquire one after the other. As both were acquired by birth, the Senate President automatically had both citizenships bestowed on him from the moment of his birth.” Meanwhile, reports of the visit of former President Olusegun Obasanjo to President Muhammadu Buhari, in Aso Rock, went viral on social media on Sunday. Many said Buhari, being new to democracy, had a lot to learnt from the former leader. Tweeting on the visit, one Amid Sali said, “Obasanjo has much experience any leader who wants to succeed can tap from.” source: www.punchng.com/i-punch/my-uk-passport-was-forged-saraki/ |
The Office of the Attorney General of the Federation has responded to a suit seeking to stop investigation into alleged forgery of the Senate Standing Orders 2015. Specifically, the office of the Attorney General faulted a suit filed by Senator Gilber Nnaji, seeking to halt investigation into the alleged forgery. The Ministry of Justice’s opposition to the suit is contained in the notice of preliminary objection filed through its Director, Civil Litigation, Mr. Taiwo Abidogun, asking the court to strike out the suit for not disclosing the personal interest the plaintiff seeks to protect. Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu, has been at the centre of the controversy of the allegedly forged Senate rules used for the election which produced Bukola Saraki as the Senate President and Ekweremadu as his deputy on June 9, shortly after the proclamation of the 8th Senate. The police had, in the course of investigating the forgery allegation, invited some principal officers and management officials of the National Assembly for interrogation. Nnaji, who is Ekweremadu’s co-senator from Enugu State, had filed the suit asking the court to stop the police investigation on the grounds that it “is inspired by a devious petition by the Secretary of the Unity Forum Senators, solely aimed at unjustly incriminating the office of the Deputy President of the Senate.” But in its preliminary objection, the Ministry of Justice contended that the plaintiff had not shown sufficient interest which conferred on him the right to institute the action. “However, in the light of the foregoing, we submit that it will be in the interest of justice for this matter to be struck out in its entirety as the plaintiff’s suit has not disclosed or shown that he has any personal remedy arising from the disclosed cause of action that exceeds that of Senator Ike Ekweremadu or the Senate as an entity. We urge your Lordship to uphold same,” a written address accompanying the ministry’s notice of preliminary objection read in part. The address added that Nnaji had no justification for instituting the suit since he was only inaugurated as a member of the Senate after the alleged forgery had taken place. It read, “My Lord, by paragraphs 16 and 24, most especially paragraph 24, the said standing orders, the subject of the investigation, came into the hands of the plaintiff (Nnaji) for the first time when the House was inaugurated. “How then can the plaintiff be justified in challenging the investigation into an allegation that occurred prior to his inauguration and how has it affected his interest? “We further submit that this is a suit that should rightly be instituted by the Senate as an entity or, better still, by Senator Ike Ekweremadu whom by the plaintiff’s affidavit at paragraph 27 is identified as the ultimate targeted of the petition.” The police, joined as the first defendant in the suit, had also filed similar notice of preliminary objection contending that Nnaji lacked the legal competence to institute the suit. Justice Gabriel Kolawole on August 4 fixed September 8 for the hearing of an application filed by another senator, Suleiman Hunkuyi, seeking to be joined as a defendant in the suit. The judge, who threatened that the report of police investigation would be nullified if it was discovered that the action had been taken on the investigation after the suit was filed, also ordered that the suit be transferred to another judge, Justice Adeniyi Ademola, who would take over as the vacation judge on August 10. |
President Muhammadu Buhari will order an investigation into contracts involving the procurement of weapons for the military under the Goodluck Jonathan administratio . The Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, Garba Shehu, disclosed this while featuring on a Channels Television programme, Politics Today, on Sunday evenin Shehu spoke a few days after the immediate past Chief of Defence Staff, Alex Badeh, said he led a military that was ill-equipped. A former National Security Adviser, Col. Sambo Dasuki (retd.), had also said while some weapons and equipment procured by the administration of former President Goodluck Jonathan were used to fight insurgency during the latter days of his tenure, some others were still being awaited. The presidential spokesman said Buhari was interested in taking stock of every naira that left the national treasury and for what purpose. He said Nigerians were aware that books were already being checked and the exercise was not limited to the oil sector. He said, “The President is interested in every penny that leaves the Nigeria’s treasury. “As you are aware, records are being checked right now, not only in the oil sector, but also in the various departments of g overnment. “So, Mr. President is really interested in what has happened to the equipment that have supposedly been bought and supplied, some of which might be there on the ground or might not be. “Only a thorough audit will actually reveal this. The disclosure has been made about substandard (equipment) in the Nigeria’s fight against Boko Haram.” Shehu reiterated Buhari’s desire to urgently end the activities of the Boko Haram sect. While saying that normalcy is gradually being restored, the presidential spokesman noted that there is currently no territory in the control of Boko Haram. “The insurgents have been degraded. They are in disarray without a central command and coordination,” he declared. Shehu said the President would not send troops to the warfront without ensuring that they are properly equipped and taken care of. “Just on Friday, at the National Defence College, Mr. President was committing himself to the fact that our military will be well taken care of in terms of their welfare, in terms of their equipment and in terms of the motivation they need to confront these insurgents. “We are already beginning to see the fruits of this because as we speak right now, Boko Haram is in disarray. “And what we are witnessing now; that is, occasional bombings and suicide attacks, characterise only one thing globally. And that is that, the dying days of the insurgency. It’s just a matter of time, we’ll get there,” he said. |
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