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nurex01:
Legal icon, Aare Afe Babalola, speaks on corruption and the Nigerian judiciary among other issues, in this interview with KAMARUDEEN OGUNDELE

What do you make of the National Judicial Council’s recall of judges accused of corrupt practices?

Well, we are governed by a Constitution and under the constitution, a man is presumed innocent until he is found guilty. The National Judicial Council has the right to recall the Judges accused of corruption because the court of law has not found them guilty. If a man is not guilty, he would wear the gown of innocence. The NJC can’t hold that they are guilty.



How would you rate the Federal Government in terms of putting together a compelling case against the accused judges?

Federal Government doesn’t prosecute. But if it is about the Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, I may have something to say. But let it be stated clearly that most of these cases in court were initiated by anti-graft agencies including the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission and the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission that have powers to prosecute; not by the federal government as such. So, I will not be part of those who will blame the federal government for the way cases are being handled. On the contrary, I will look at how all these agencies handle these matters. Briefly, criminal cases, from my experience, are very difficult areas to convict anybody. Our law is that you must prove beyond all reasonable doubts before you convict a person. There was a young man who was alleged to have killed a young girl near Manchester in England. The man pleaded his innocence throughout his trial but he was found guilty and was hanged. Eight years after, the real killer came out and said that the man was killed wrongly. Was it possible for the court to restore the man to life? That was why the English law was changed. Another point is that a good and competent lawyer does not go by facts alone. He allows the prosecution to put his case and goes to attack the case of the prosecution by picking holes in the case. Once you can pick a hole in the case, your no- case-submission would be that they have not proved the case beyond reasonable doubts. So, I will therefore not say that anti-graft agencies are not doing their best. When you have a good lawyer, you can always pick holes in prosecution cases.

If lawyers are capitalising on holes in criminal cases, don’t you think it is an indication that the agencies are not manned by competent lawyers?

There was a time that people thought I was a specialist in criminal cases because it was so easy for me to win cases. Let me tell you, there are cases where my clients had confessed in writing that they committed murder and I got them acquitted. The fact that you made a confessional statement doesn’t mean you are guilty in law. There are other things that lawyers and judges look at. I have acquitted many clients who have made confessional statements because of the legal requirement. That is the correct position of the law. There is what we call justice according to facts and justice according to law. The facts may be in your favour but a good lawyer will make you fail. That is justice according to law. A court will not give judgment according to facts in law but according to law.

How will the continued efforts by the Federal Government to prosecute the accused judges affect the output of the judges now that they have been asked to go back to work?

Once they are charged to court, certainly they cannot continue to preside. Normally, they will be on suspension pending the conclusion of trial. A mere allegation or report in the media that a judge was found with some money or whatever does not mean that he is guilty. You have to listen to his own side. You should not convict judges based on newspaper proceedings. We are doing a lot of disservice to judiciary, they are also human beings. So I don’t believe in newspaper trial. Once they are charged to court, common sense and convention demand they should step aside because people would not have confidence in them. To me, anybody charged to court even in private businesses should be suspended and probably be paid half salary. So it is improper for them to continue to sit if they are facing criminal charges elsewhere.

Are you suggesting that the cases they are handling should be transferred to other judges?

As long as criminal cases are hanging on their necks in the court of law, they should not handle cases.

What is your reaction to the acquittal of Senate President Bukola Saraki at the Code of Conduct Tribunal?

He was charged for breaches and he pleaded innocence and he got some committed lawyers to argue his case and the court found out that he has not breached any code of conduct. To me, that is the end of the matter. They can only re-arrest him if they found new evidences relating to a fresh charge not the old charge upon which the CCT delivered its judgment. They have to justify that before the court of law; otherwise, it would amount to abuse of court process.

Do you agree with most Nigerians that justice for the high and mighty bears no resemblance to the justice of the average Nigerian?

This is a question I have listened to many times before. The same case if handled by an incompetent lawyer may result in failure but if handled by a competent lawyer, you get a different result. We have different classes of people in the society: the very rich, the rich and the poor. When the very rich or rich engaged the service of a competent lawyer who charges higher fees, the poor will probably go for a lawyer who is less experienced and whose fee is lower. So, to that extent, the mighty is in a position to get a favourable judgement while the poor may not. That explains that there is different in judgement for the mighty financially and the poor financially.

So it is not about purchase of judgment.

It isn’t. It is about the purchase of competent lawyer by the mighty. It is like a market the mighty buys the organic vegetable while the poor buys the inorganic vegetable. Law profession is a noble one. The nobility of the work can be found in the competence and non-competence of the lawyer. That is where you have the difference between someone winning and someone not wining.

We have had situations where people were jailed many years for stealing phones while cases against some ex-governors and top politicians have been dragging for many years now. Do you think this has helped in building a trust in the nation’s justice system?

There goes again the competence of lawyers. The governors have the money to hire competent lawyers; you know them (competent ones) yourself. You read about them in the newspapers all the time. If you go back to 80s and as recent as 10 years ago, you will see that I was hired virtually from all parts of the country. Flying from Calabar to Jos, Maiduguri, Yola because they were aware of my competence. So if the governors hired competent lawyers, they get results. There is nothing wrong in that.

What is your reaction to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission’s decision to reopen an investigation on the Chairman of the CCT?

Nothing stops them from investigating him. Nothing. That is proper.

Don’t you think it is a case of witchunt because he failed to convict the senate president?

There will be many schools of thought about that. If the matter had been investigated in the past, there is no point reinvestigating him.

If you were leading the prosecution side in the case against Saraki, what would you do differently?

That will depend on the facts in the matter. I’m not in possession of the facts in the matter, so I can’t speak on that.

Why is it that, contrary to what obtains in more developed democracies, Nigerian politicians fail to resign when they are caught up in one scandal or the other?

There are many things peculiar to this country. In civilised countries, a person will resign as soon as such allegation is made against him. It is not that area alone that we have our peculiar factor. Recently I delivered a lecture at the Obafemi Awolowo University and pointed out some factors which include the failure of a rich man to support the university. Failure of the alumni to support their universities, whereas in other countries, the money realised from the yearly donation by alumni and public spirited individuals is more than two-third of the money spent yearly by those universities. So it is a peculiar factor.

Is this appropriate?

I’m an advocate of change of attitude by Nigerians in many areas, not only in universities affairs but also public service. It is wrong for one to be accused and yet remain in power. You don’t have to wait.

Given the public outcry against Dino Melaye, particularly in his constituency, do you think it’s time for the senator to resign?

He was duly elected by the people and there is provision in the law. If the people are not satisfied, they can recall him. It is for his constituency to decide whether to recall him or not.

How would you rate President Muhammadu Buhari’s anti-corruption war?

I think every Nigerian knows what we are going through in the hands of corruption. He is doing his very best. The day we go back to what Nigeria was like when I was young in the 50s, that day Nigeria will be a great country. That was a time that when going to school we were able to buy fruits from the shelves in the absence of the owner. We will put money there and take our balance, yet nobody was stealing. Corruption started gradually and crept into the system. There was a time people thought charging five per cent was corruption. I defended a minister in 1967 after the coup and the man was acquitted. Today, corruption has assumed a huge proportion that drastic measure ought to be adopted by any serious government. To that extent the government is doing the right thing to stamp it out. But let me warn that arresting people is not the answer, imprison one is not the answer. The answer is to go back to elementary and secondary schools as well as tertiary institutions and change the mind of the youths. The only change that can bring permanent change about corruption is to change the minds of the youths. Because the government wiped out the teaching of religion from schools, we are now the victims of all sorts of crimes. Let us return teaching of morals to school. It is very important. That is what we are trying to do in my universities here. Buhari will not attain his lofty aims of fighting corruption by jailing people. Let us go back to the basis. Let the schools and religious centres do more; let the government functionaries change their attitude.

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richeso:
to understand you i will say they can't be forced on us. as a state that's responsible for her future and development. the leaders will be accountable compared to what we have now. on States you can't claim you do this and that and will not be verified because the people you are telling will investigate it same day or before the end of next day. you can't promise and fail because the youths will hold you accountable by your words. moreover this new leaders will be voted for. no youths will vote for a known criminal. no youth will vote for someone without any credible effort and polices to make things work for their states. there will be competitive growth and development that every state will work to meet to the future development, so no time for anyone to siphon millions to billions easily

to me i don't want regions because there will still be crisis among them. i want States. then we can be known as United States of Nigeria

Terkimbi01:
The the truth and nothing but the truth is this,
Nigeria is on the brink but it seems many are blind to it.

The politicians and the elders are wining and dining in Abuja while those they swore to lead and protect are dying:
some by Boko Haram, some by Nigeria army, some by Fulani herdsmen and some by hunger.

The Biafrans are bold about what they want.

Elders of the Southern Nigeria met in Lagos to oppose the north.

The north is not joking about his audacity to control.
The middle belt wants a separate identity. Yes, we are not part of the north, we are in the middle.

Buhari is very sick and if anything happens to him, southerners living in the. north will pay.
And then, things can spin out of control.

as for me, all I want is for Fulani and their cows to leave Benue state.

richeso:
as the title reads, if you agree Like if you disagree share.

lets begin.

richeso:
to understand you i will say they can't be forced on us. as a state that's responsible for her future and development. the leaders will be accountable compared to what we have now. on States you can't claim you do this and that and will not be verified because the people you are telling will investigate it same day or before the end of next day. you can't promise and fail because the youths will hold you accountable by your words. moreover this new leaders will be voted for. no youths will vote for a known criminal. no youth will vote for someone without any credible effort and polices to make things work for their states. there will be competitive growth and development that every state will work to meet to the future development, so no time for anyone to siphon millions to billions easily

to me i don't want regions because there will still be crisis among them. i want States. then we can be known as United States of Nigeria

richeso:
i still stand to be corrected sir.

1. why are Nigerians practicing majority and minority ? any advantage more to disadvantage ?

2. I don't think the same politicians will enjoy a free space of such capacity to steal millions or billions again in their respective state as each income will be accounted for. there will be no inferior complexity of "he's a Yoruba man, him dey favor him.her people, or he's from south him no like we the north" such things will be of the past as the leaders will be duly elected by their own and will account for every income/penny because this time its what you get you use to fix your issues, not depending on any federal government to come to your aid. you don't cry of marginalization anymore because you have control over your resources.

3.our elites and politicians presently do not care of the masses they only care of themselves and their family. 80percent of elites and politicians family don't live here in Nigeria, don't school here and hardly understand the pains and suffering of the common man. i don't think such people will be granted the chance to act as they are now because the youths will defend their state.

4.Corruption is a big problem and not just corruption but Nigeria problem is on tribalism. a Yoruba man will first think of his home before others, same to other tribes. this is why we want it to be so. take care of your state. be responsible of your success or failures without blaming anyone for it.
5. regarding punishment. its still on same tribalism. you get away easily when your tribal man is in power, do you know to the understanding of buhari Abacha is a saint compared to GEJ ? this are things we don't want to be repeating every years.

this time we want every state to be RESPONSIBLE of your development, we are still brothers and leave peacefully but we want to hold our destiny's by our own hands and not determined by someone in Abuja or London or Abia. we want our states to be accountable.

in 1963 as i have learnt things where better, there where better life then compared to now. lets use that system of then with the current development and see what we get.

at least lets try a new way because this one wey dey now na go go area my guy.

blackfase:
Sorry i took a while, light/ low battery issues, one of the major reasons why restructuring must come abi how do we explain the wisdom of pooling power generation in one place then wheel out again to different regions?.


That being said, let me hop in from here. In rebuttal to your no1, i can bet you, either region or country, the old renegade and reprobate politicians will smell their butts under a new arrangement, the flawed unworkable deterrent-lacking structure of the present Nigeria makes it tough to deal with these band of cretins. People are wiser now, trust me and there wont be much space for the political murders these guys get away with under a new setting....

richeso:
Restructure = as i understand it is All state government bears responsibility to develop their state. you don't rely on the decision of any group or a vote from any region to determine sensitive decision. like what we have now. some stupid Majority and Minority. the word Minority and Majority has split Nigeria for so long that it has to be put to an end for equal right and total fairness to come to play. yet we are still one Nigeria and live together.

Secession = as i understand it, a section of a country parts away totally from the other and stands as a new nation with different identity, currency, and laws.

i stand to be corrected.

richeso:
You are wrong bro. very wrong. very very wrong.
give me 10 reasons Restructuring is not good and am sure many NL's will prove your facts as baseless.

to me, only those benefiting from this rubbish criminally system we practice now will not want restructuring

wtfcoded:
I love that map like that 4 a restructured naija.
U wan make them merge east with the north abi with west
Look that map is just bae.

jusRadical:
Please it has been long one heard anything about the Nigerian Chief of Army Staff, Gen Brutai.

A beg where im dey?

Fifthcolumnist:
Yorubas want to secede​ too? who wan come remain for Lugards "Naigeriya"?

jjjjj2017:
shove ya head to ur hairyass!
iranu

jjjjj2017:
o je'bi nise l'o ye ki o pe ara re ni 'omo eru k'eru a bi lala l'enu'

iranu

Olu317:
Yo are not Yoruba. Proof me wrong. Having the ability to speak and write Yoruba language doesn't make you a Yoruba person. So, kindly take away your unproductive and irritating opinion away from those who know the true state of Yoruba land.

blackfase:
Ok, game on! Just a bit of time I will react to this.

Paperwhite:
Who told you it's not possiblel? The Constitution can be amended.So the defective system Nigeria operates should continue? Everybody is just tired of this country.A revolution is at hand that will sweep these useless people holding this nation to ransome because they're benefitting from the statuquo.So don't worry,Nigeria will either divide peacefully or by force.Meanwhile this man alongside the attorney general and the EFCC have been endlessly losing high-profile anti-corruption cases because of poor legal technicalities is the one talking this shit.

CutieGuy:
There's nothing like restructuring.
We need outright secession from this zoo enclave nations.
were baboons and mokeys bloods is spilled everyday.
It has affected there reasoning.

ooduapathfinder:
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INTRODUCTION:

When different Nationalities and Ethnic Groups live in the same country, it is imperative that they each let the others know what their special interests are, in order to make living with each other worthwhile. If all of them are to live in peace, they must each know what is of paramount concern to each and every Nationality. Given the fact that the Yoruba Nation also extend beyond Nigeria, she has the obligation to preserve her cultural heritage and way of life within Nigeria and elsewhere where she has a sizeable community.
In a situation where the Yoruba Nation share a common country with some other Nationalities either with feudal tendencies or conformity by coercion, this can be stifling to the fullest development of the Yoruba. It is therefore in the interest of the Yoruba Nation to have as much Autonomy in their Region as a Truly Federal arrangement would demand. This means that more power will be with the Nationality, where, with a True Federal set-up, planning and execution of social, economic and other services that meets the aspiration of Yoruba Nationhood will be possible.
As we all now know, there is a serious question mark on Nigeria as a Federal State. This has led to current agitations and permutations as to correcting this fundamental defect.
In considering current developments, certain areas that need to be thoroughly examined have been identified. Specifically, a Truly Federal Nigeria in which the Constituent Nationalities will posses a reasonable degree of Autonomy will require clear understanding of the impact of the following on the Nigerian Union:
(1) The development of social and economic relationship between the various Nationalities within Nigeria and their Diaspora; for the Yoruba Nation, that will be Brazil, Cuba, the U.S, the West Indies and South America without the overriding legislative power of the Nigerian Union.
(2) The ability of the Nations to pursue micro and macro Economic policies
(3) Regional Command of the Armed Forces, taking cognizance of the fact that a country’s defense is linked to its foreign policy and vice versa.
ENDORSEMENT OF CONSTITUTIONS:
(1) Endorsement of Regional or Nationality Constitutions through Referendums within the various Regions or Nationalities only.
(2) Endorsement of the Negotiated Federal Constitution through a country-wide Referendum.



DRAFT OF THE OODUA REGION YORUBA CONSTITUTION

In order to secure the dual ends of good government for, as well as peaceable living among ourselves and between us and other Nationalities in Nigeria, we, the OODUA Yoruba people do commission and give consent to the following as the Constitution of the Yoruba Nation:

THE OODUA NATION
ARTICLE 1
SECTIONS:
1. YORUBALAND, existing as an AUTONOMOUS Nation in a UNION OF NIGERIAN CONSTITUENT NATIONALITIES, shall be known and styled as “ODUDUWA REGION”.
2. The Central government of the Union shall have no power to interfere nor intervene in the affairs of the ODUDUWA REGION, save as shall be agreed to by three quarters of the members of the Region’s Parliament.
3. The land description of the Oodua Yoruba Nation corresponds to the present states of Ekiti, Eko, Ogun, Ondo, Osun, Oyo and all Oodua lands in Kwara, Kogi, Edo and Delta States.
4. There shall be a Division of the Federal Armed Forces in the Region, 90% of which personnel shall be
indigenes of the Region. The Divisional commander shall be an indigene of Oduduwa Region.

THE GOVERNMENT
ARTICLE ll
SECTIONS:
1. Oduduwa Region shall be a Federation consisting of a Regional government, provinces (Ipinle) and
Localities (Ibile). The Region as well as each Province and Local Council shall have a capital city which shall be the seat of Government.
2. ODUDUWA Region shall adopt a parliamentary system of government.
3. All legislative powers shall be vested in PARLIAMENT of the Region, without prejudice to the rights of provinces and local Councils to enact laws and ordinances, relating to their provinces and local councils.
4. Any elected Member of Parliament, Provincial and Local Assembly who wishes to join another party must first resign his/her parliamentary seat and re-contest election if he/she so wishes on the platform of his/her new party.

THE REGIONAL GOVERNMENT

ARTICLE lll
SECTIONS:
1. The Parliament shall be composed of members elected every 4 years by the people of the region.
2. Such persons shall be elected on the platform of the political party they represent or as independent
candidates. There shall be no restriction on the number of political parties.
3. The Proceedings of Parliament shall be directed by the Speaker who shall be elected from among the members.
4. Elections into Parliament shall be held on June 12 of the election year, while the swearing in of elected representatives shall be the 8th day of August and annual opening session of Parliament shall be 23rd day of September (to commemorate the peace treaty that ended Kiriji war on September 23, 1886) of the same year.
5. The members of Parliament shall be remunerated for their services, as shall be determined by law.
6. Parliament shall enact all laws for raising revenue. No money shall be drawn from the treasury
except through an Appropriation Act.
7. Parliament shall have the power to make laws governing taxes, duties, excise, payment of debt, etc
It shall have the power to make laws governing the sourcing of funds on behalf of the Region and to
regulate commerce with the co-prosperity spheres within the Union of Nigeria.
8. Taxes are to be collected at Regional, Provincial and Local levels for promotion of the general welfare
of the people.
9. Parliament shall have the power to make provisions for the general welfare security and prosperity of the Region. It shall set the standards for economic, educational, social and cultural advancement of Oodua people.
10. Parliament shall have the power to establish Regional Police Service with responsibility to
investigate Regional crimes. This Police Service shall have no superintending control over the Provincial and Council Police service, but shall coordinate activities at the Regional, Provincial and Local council levels.
11. There shall be a Regional Prosecutors’ office responsible for the prosecution of cases as investigated by the Regional police. The Regional Prosecutor shall be elected by popular vote and shall
not be a registered member of any political party.
12. Recognizing that the Oduduwa Nation is multi-religious society, the citizens shall have the
right to freedom of worship.
13. Parliament shall make no retroactive law. Nor shall it abridge the freedom of speech or the right of
peaceful assembly. It shall not abridge the right of citizens to petition government for redress. The
privilege of the writ of Habeas Corpus shall not be suspended. Parliament shall not make any law abridging the fundamental rights, freedoms and liberty of the citizens. All Oodua persons resident in any of the provinces of the Region shall be entitled to the same privileges and immunities.
14. The powers not delegated to the Parliament or the Provincial/Local Assemblies by this Constitution are reserved in the people, which may be invoked by a simple majority of voters through a Referendum in the Region, Province or Locality as the case may be.
EXECUTIVE OF THE REGIONAL GOVERNMENT
ARTICLE IV
SECTIONS:
1. A Head of State/Aare shall be elected for a period of 5 years of not more than 2 terms. The Aare shall not belong to any political party, and must not be less than 60 years. The Aare must be a person whose parents belong to a community indigenous to Oodua Nation. The Aare shall declare open the parliamentary Session, represent the Region on ceremonial matters, announce the dissolution of Parliament and all such matters.
2. The Aare shall be elected from an electoral college composed of selected leaders from the provinces. The provincial representative could be traditional rulers or statesmen and women.

3. Executive power at the Regional level shall reside in the Premier-in-Council (PM) elected for a period of 4 years. The leader of the majority party in parliament shall be PM and shall be vested with the
power to appoint Cabinet Ministers. The PM must be a person whose parents belong to a community indigenous to Oodua Nation.
4. The Parliament shall stand dissolved at the expiration of its 4-year term. In the event of a motion of no confidence passed on the government by not less than three-quarters of members of Parliament, the PM and the government shall resign forthwith. Thereafter, the Aare shall call on the leader of the
party which appears able to form a government that will enjoy majority support in Parliament to fulfil
the term of the current Parliament or new election held within 30 days of dissolution of Parliament.
5. The Council of Chiefs and Obas. There shall be a Regional House of Chiefs and a Traditional Council of Obas and Chiefs at the Provincial and Local Council levels.

JUDICIARY

ARTICLE V
SECTIONS:
1. The Judicial power of the Region shall be vested in the Supreme Court, Court of Appeal, High Court,
Customary Court and Other lower courts as the Parliament may establish.
2. There shall be a Court of Appeal in each of the provinces.
3. There shall be, in each province, a High Court from which appeals shall lie to the Court of Appeal and
Supreme Court.
4. There shall be a CONSTITUTIONAL COURT of not more than 7 persons. Members of this court shall not be less than 60 years old. The court shall determines cases of serious Constitutional issues among Local, Province and Regional Governments, and between individuals and government. Members shall be nominated by the Body of Benchers in each provinces; subject to ratification by Parliament. Membership of this court is for life, subject to soundness of body and mind.

5. FUNDAMENTAL HUMAN RIGHTS:
All Oodua persons shall be protected by the various international treaties passed in the Bill of Rights of the UN and various regional Bills of Rights such as the African Human and People’s Rights.
LAND AND MINERAL RESOURCES
ARTICLE Vl
SECTION:
1. Oodua Customary forms of land ownership shall be respected. Exploitation of mineral resources shall be the prerogative of the host community without prejudice to the right of the Local, Provincial and
Regional Governments to levy appropriate taxes for the welfare of the people of Oodua land and without prejudice to the right of the Federal Government to levy taxes.

THE PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT
ARTICLE Vll
SECTIONS:
1. There shall be established a PROVICIAL ASSEMBLY in each of the provinces of the Region.
2. Provisions of ARTICLES ONE and TWO in this Constitution as applied to the Parliament of the
Region, shall apply to the PROVINCIAL ASSEMBLY except that the tenure of the Assembly shall be 3 years.

3. The Executive Power of the Province shall reside in the PROVINCIAL GOVERNOR-IN-COUNCIL, who must be an elected member of the Assembly and vested with the power to appoint members of the Provincial Government. The size of the provincial cabinet shall be determined
by consideration for the financial resources of the province.
4. The Assembly shall make provision for the establishment of a Provincial Police Service, which shall be empowered to maintain law and order in the Province and investigate crimes within its jurisdiction. The Provincial Police shall be responsible to the Provincial Governor.
5. There shall be a Provincial Prosecutor’s Office responsible for the prosecution of cases as investigated by the Provincial Police. The Provincial Prosecuting Officer shall be elected by popular vote, and shall not be a registered member of any political party.

THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT
ARTICLE Vlll
SECTIONS:
1. There shall be established a LOCAL ASSEMBLY in each of the Local Councils of the Region.
2. Provision of ARTICLE ONE and TWO in this Constitution as applied to the Parliament of the
Region, shall apply to the LOCAL ASSEMBLY except that the tenure of the Assembly shall be 3 years.

3. The Executive Power of the Local Council shall reside in the LOCAL ASSEMBLY CHAIRMAN-IN-COUNCIL, who must be an elected member of the Assembly and vested with the power to appoint members of the local government. The size of the Local Government cabinet shall be determined by consideration of the financial resources of the local council. The electorate shall have a say in the remuneration of elected members of the Councils.
4. The Assembly shall make provision for the establishment of a Local Council Police Service, which
shall be empowered to maintain law and order in the Local Council, investigate crimes within its jurisdiction. The Council Police Service shall be responsible to the Local Assembly. There shall be Council Prosecutor’s Office responsible for the prosecution of cases as investigated by the Local Police Service. The Council Prosecutor shall be elected by popular vote in the Local Council and shall not be a registered member of any political party.
THE OODUA PERSON
ARTICLE lX
SECTION:
1. All persons either of whose parents or grandparents belong or belonged to a community indigenous
to Oodua land. All persons in the Diaspora, of African decent who claim Oduduwa/Yoruba ancestry, either through cultural affiliation or genealogical connection.

blackfase:
Yes no restructuring, no elections. We can turn this to a movement down south. Thunder fire all Nigerian politicians.....

chie8:
Nigerian Army Day Celebration (NADCEL) 2017: Above are photos of troops of 16 Brigade Nigerian Army, Yenagoa carrying out sanitation exercise this morning

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alcmene:
Idiats... even if you like come and be packing my poo.

I hate you scumbags