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u keep mingled with the poor yet poverty keep them in there house,

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Come I no see my NAME

Cho

SARAKI u are not above the LAW, though I wait to see the END of this game.


If FG fail GOD will not fail

Madness

Good

Kool

Kool

I dey come make call your husband.

K

Hmmmm

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Hmmmm

Next

Kai

What?

True gbesere

Good advice

President Muhammadu Buhari and former President Goodluck Jonathan on Monday met behind closed-doors inside the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

The meeting which was held inside the new Banquet Hall, built by the Jonathan administration, lasted less than 10 minutes.



Jonathan, decked in a black pair of trousers and black shirt with his trademark black hat, was driven into the premises in a black Range Rover.

No aide joined the two leaders in the closed-door session.

At the end of the meeting, Buhari saw Jonathan off to his waiting car parked in front of the venue.

After shaking hands, the President waited patiently for the former President’s car to take off and waved to him before he returned to his office with his retinue of aides.

The President’s office is located beside the Banquet Hall, with a distance of less than 50 metres between the two buildings.

None of them spoke with journalists at the end of the meeting which they described as private.

Photojournalists were also not allowed to take pictures of the two leaders except for those who managed to capture them from a safe distance.

Source www.Punchng.com/2015/11/3346

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Two sons of a former Enugu State Governor, Sullivan Chime, have asked an Enugu Federal High Court to dismiss a suit filed by a former National Auditor of the Peoples Democratic Party, Ray Nnaji, seeking to compel the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission to investigate the former governor.

Nnaji filed the suit, which was brought pursuant to Order 34 and 56 (1) of the FHC (Civil Procedure) Rules 2009, the EFCC Act, and the Freedom of Information Act, after what he described as the anti-graft agency’s failure to act on a petition in which he sought the investigation of several allegations of official corruption against Chime.



The former governor’s sons, Nnamdi and Tochukwu, were listed as 4th and 5th respondents in the suit, which came up for mention on Monday.

After the proceedings, the presiding judge, Justice D. V. Agishi, fixed January 26, 2016, for hearing in the suit.

Nnamdi and Tochukwu were accused of being the beneficiaries of alleged corrupt practices purportedly perpetrated by their father during his eight-year tenure, according to the suit.

They were alleged to have been enriched by their father with several choice buildings in the state.

However, in a joint counter affidavit, which was deposed to by one Uchenna Agunwa, a legal practitioner in the law firm of their counsel, Anthony Ani (SAN), Chime’s children claimed that their father did not indulge in corrupt practices during his stay in office.

They further claimed that they did not benefit from any alleged corrupt practice, noting that they “have recognisable means of livelihood being businessmen engaged in diverse areas of enterprise.”

According to them, they were not dependent on their father, the former governor, for their livelihood.

Urging the court to dismiss Nnaji’s application, Chime’s sons argued that he lacked the authority to file the suit.

They also argued that the EFCC’s powers to investigate any allegation of financial crime were discretionary and not mandatory, and as such, the anti-graft agency cannot be compelled to act on Nnaji’s petition.

They added that some respondents in the suit, including Chime’s former Chief of Staff, Mrs. Ifeoma Nwobodo; Chime’s brother, Dr. Jide Chime; and the former Managing Director of Enugu State Housing Development Corporation, Chief Ikeje Asogwa, who is also the current chairman of the PDP in Enugu State, are already being investigated by the EFCC in respect of the petition.

They, therefore, sought the dismissal of the application on the grounds of incompetence and lack of jurisdiction.

Justice Agishi had earlier on July 2, granted Nnaji leave to file the application before the court.

The allegations which Nnaji asked the court to compel the EFCC to investigate included misappropriation, embezzlement, stealing, forgery, and criminal conversion of public property, which Chime was said to have committed while in office between 2007 and 2015.

Nnaji also told the court to compel the EFCC to prosecute Chime after the investigation.

He is equally asking the court to order the Code of Conduct Bureau to release to him, the Certified True Copies of the declaration of assets form filed by Chime before he assumed office as Enugu State governor.

The Accountant General of Enugu State, the Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, the National Assembly and the President, Federal Republic of Nigeria, were other parties listed as respondents in the suit.

Source www..com/2015/11/3352

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Hmmmm another madness.

Madness band sunshine for three away games

Good but hmmmmm

Elder sho