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Rivers State governor, Mr Nyesom Wike, has explained that his action on October 8, 2016, where he allegedly intervened in the midnight raid on the house of a judge, was not geared towards stopping the Depertment of State Services, DSS, from arresting the judge, but to ensure that the right process was followed.

The governor spoke, yesterday, at Government House, Port Harcourt, when he granted audience to the leadership of Non -Indigenes Without Borders, chaired by Mr Emeka Onowu.

He said: “We have a sad situation where everything is being done at the federal level to kill the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP. However, in the end, it is their own political party that will die.”

He declared that the Federal Government was working relentlessly to kill the PDP.

He noted that in the long run, it was the party that controls the Federal Government that will die politically.
He stated that deliberate efforts by agents of the Federal Government to stagnate development in Rivers State will not succeed.

The governor expressed dissatisfaction with the repeated plots to rig the forthcoming re-run election in Rivers State. He noted that nobody would be allowed to steal the mandate of Rivers people, no matter the deployment of security agencies.

“They are repeatedly shifting the date of the re-run election, so that they can have a convenient time to rig. Nobody should be scared of their plan to use DSS and police to rig the re-run election.

“The policeman that is carrying gun, how many people can he kill? In Turkey where they resisted the Army, are they not human beings ? Nobody will circumvent the mandate of Rivers people,” Governor Wike said.

He said that as an opposition state, the people of Rivers State were aware that they will have battles for survival from those who control the federal level.

National Leader of the Non-Indigenes Without Borders, Onowu lauded Governor Wike for providing leadership that has helped to shape democracy in the country.

He commended the governor for being a detribalised governor who caters for all interests and ethnic groups.


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/10/stopped-dss-operatives-arresting-judge-wike/

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come and say hello to our gallant officers

Abuja – The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has urged a review of Nigerian laws to enable anti-graft agencies in the country retain a percentage of the loot recovered to fund their operations.

The Acting Chairman of the commission, Mr Ibrahim Magu, made the request at the national anti-corruption conference organised by the Presidential Advisory Committee against Corruption (PACAC) and the National Assembly in Abuja.

The conference which began Tuesday will end Wednesday.

Magu said the review will be in line with international best practices.

“In some jurisdictions like the UK, proceeds of crime are further used to strengthen the agency,” he said.
“In EFCC, we have been struggling for years to build our headquarters and when I think of the billions of naira we recover, I can see what would have happened if we are allowed to apply a percentage of this recovery into our operations.”

The EFCC boss also advocated the amendment of the country’s anti-graft laws to place the burden of proof on the accused in corruption cases.

“One the issues that concerns us in the EFCC is that of non-conviction based recovery.

“It is of great concern to us that the burden is on us to prove in court that this is a proceed of crime.
“But in other climes the accused has to prove that the property he has, actually represents the fruit of his labour.
“There is the need for the Act to make a provision for an application of the proceeds of crime into recapitalising the anti graft agencies.”

Magu was represented at the event by Mr David Tukura, the Deputy Director of Planning, Policy and Statistics of the commission.

Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, who opened the conference, called for more support from Nigerians for the Buhari administration’s efforts at recovering stolen funds from looters of the nation’s treasury.

Osinbajo lamented the state of corruption in Nigeria.
He said the country stands the risk of remaining underdeveloped if nothing is done to stem the tide of corruption.

The President of the Senate, Bukola Saraki, said the anti-corruption war being waged by the government should not be a tool for political witch-hunt.

“In order to succeed this time, we cannot afford to make the fight against corruption a simple matter. We cannot afford to make it a chase in the dark. It must be rooted in effective strategy and demonstrative plan.”

Saraki emphasised the need for the anti-corruption campaign to be a collective responsibility of Nigerians to rid the country of impunity and hardship.

The theme of the conference is : “The Role of the Legislature in the Fight against Corruption in Nigeria”.


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/10/ibrahim-magu-wants-efcc-to-be-allowed-to-keep-percentage-of-recovered-loots/

A friend of mine in the Nigeria Army with the Operation Lafiya Dole in the North East shared this picture of them with the giant snake killed during their fight against boko haram.



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#GodBlessGallantArmyOfficers
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When the judiciary are done with the apc led federal government.... It will be brutal

You don't touch a respected justice and think his friends will keep quiet.

go ask around about those that the courts have dealt with.... The fg will still bring the case for trial

I laugh in Spanish

Congrats to him

lanreni:
i have read it. and there is nothing that says judicial office holders can not be arraigned in court. the immunity clause does not cover them. the NJC is a statutory body that is still subject to the laws of the land. i don't know which constitution you are reading. i forgot. you are a mumu unrepentant wailer. sorry.

Section 158 (1) of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, as amended, has unequivocally provided for the independence of the National Judicial Council vis-à-vis directing or controlling it by any authority or person while exercising its powers.

Section 160 of the 1999 Constitution, Council fashioned out: Judicial Discipline Regulations; The NJC has sole responsibility of disciplining members of the judiciary.


Guy go and read your books.... you are still a loser and a self-servicer. Quote me with facts and precedents or get lost

sleemfesh:
Ask the right questions and perhaps you will learn.
The first step is dismissal after which you prosecute. You cannot prosecute a sitting judge. That's the law. Mumu.

stop wasting your time trying to educate dullards and stoneheads.

They will never understand simple rules. They think we are in Banana republic where kangaroo court is the only appropriate thing

doveda:
I hope you are not a graduate


He was reportedly standing next to Merkel and if you watched the video again, you will see that it was faked.

Classic zombie

[quote author=lanreni post=50200766][/quote]You are the one that is myopic and lack understanding of the workings of the different arms of government.

I advice you pick up the nearest 1999 Nigeria constitution and read it.

which superior law pass the constitution of the land

#mofo

For the zombies... if this video can't convince you that you elected analog computer in the era of digital computer, sorry I can't help you.

In fact, even Jesus can't do anything on you again, you need Jesus papa, only him can save you.


cattle~herder~in~chief (dullard of Duara)

When you trek enter Upper Iweka Onitsha, call me, I go call guys that will give personal message to send to your cattle~herder~in~chief.



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Is it a must that the dullard of daura should respond to all questions?

Sometimes, silence is golden

Hahahahagahaha

The Hunter became the hunted

click like if you think she will bail herself with 200k or more

I read the press release verbatim and I fully support the NJC on this.

I have said it and I will keep shouting it that we should not fold our hands and watch the APC FG led government turn Nigeria into that of Germany in Hitler era. This is how it started. gradually and steady, putting fear into supposed enemies, undermining rules and law and grabbing and withholding powers to himself.

Before it is too late, Senate should call Buhari, and all executive apparatus to order or we will go down one after another. Hitler did it in Germany with his handpicked evil secret police and terrorised opponents. A time came, the whole nation was subdued and started dancing to his mad songs. He led Germany into a costly war and the whole Germans paid dearly for their silence.

Corruption fight should not be used as an undertone to silence perceived enemies. Different institutions of government are there to act as check and balance to other. When one of the institutions hijack the other powers, we are then in autocratic rule and no more democracy.

Don't mention me to spew rubbish plz.

sensible response is appreciated

**SayNoToCorruptPractice
**FightCorruption
**JusticeForAll

You don't have HIV in the first place otherwise, you would be singing a different tune by now.

What you had might be as a result of what you eat, the drugs you took or the allergic from water you bathed with.

All in all, your emotional distress due to the fact you think you had HIV later made u lose weight and became lean.

Sex without protection with different partners is bad but you had no HIV. but you need to go test to confirm ooo

[quote author=ayindejimmy post=50184554][/quote]get out of my mention....

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[quote author=
Sane Nigerians are behind the arrest of judges and other corrupt members of the political class. Some call buhari a dictator but if dictatorship is what is required to sanitize the system you have the support of patriotic Nigerians. Invade the home of looters, break their doors and safes with sledge hammers, brutalize them with your DSS and make them pay for short changing the state. We must sanitize the country for the upcoming generations[/quote


Am not in support of the arrest of the judges in any form... NJC are the ones mandated by law of the land to deal with the fate of any judge. no matter how good your intentions are, if you derail in carrying it out through the lay down procedures, you are not better than a criminal.

Justice must be carried out well

By Dayo Johnson & Omezia Ajayi

OVER 6,000 members of the All Progressives Congress, APC, yesterday defected to the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in Idanre, Ondo State.

This came as National Chairman of the APC, Chief John Odigie-Oyegun inaugurated a 50-member campaign council for the governorship elections in the state.

The APC defectors were led by Adebowale Olowoeye popularly known as Olumose and Bidemi Oladapo.

Abayomi Akinsolie, who led over a thousand from Apefon area, said they took the action as the “Eyitayo Jegede’s wind blowing across the state is too real to be ignored.”
At the event which took place at the popular Depot, Broad Street, Idanre, Ebonyi ,Kwara and Osun natives who are apolitical but resident in the local government took turn to declare support for the Eyitayo candidature and registered as members of the party.

Represented by the Chief Of Staff, Dr Kola Ademujimi, Mimiko said the support given to his government by the people of the area is commendable, adding that there are enough signs on ground to suggest that they will extend their unfettered support for him to the PDP candidate.
Meanwhile, the governorship candidate of the APC in Ondo state, Mr Rotimi Akeredolu, yesterday, launched a fierce attack on his erstwhile colleague, Olusola Oke, saying the “dead cannot threaten the living.”

He said: “Olusola Oke is not a threat to us. I mean if he chooses to contest under a dead party that is his choice; there is nothing anybody can do about that but that is a threat that is not possible. The dead does not threaten the living. We are a living party, APC. We don’t fear any threat, we know that the contest probably might be between us and the PDP.”

This came as Chief Odigie-Oyegun, inaugurated the campaign committee for next month’s election.

Oyegun said: “I call it challenging because of the special circumstances that has brought us to this point today. Otherwise, Ondo state is ripe for the taking and added to the APC progressive family. The challenge I am passing on to you today is the obvious challenge that arose at the primary. But I trust that you and your team will overcome those difficulties and deliver Ondo to the APC family.
The campaign committee which is led by the Plateau state Governor, Simon Lalong has nine governors and nine Ministers as well as members of the National Assembly, former governor as well as the Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Hon. Yusuf Lasun.

The governors in the committee include Senator Abiola Ajimobi, Rauf Aregbesola, Ibikunle Amosun. Akinwunmi Ambode, Abdullahi Umar Ganduje, Barrister M.A. Abubakar, Atiku Bagudu and Aminu Waziri Tambuwal with ministers including Prof. Claudius Daramola, Pastor Usani U. Usani, Kayode Fayemi, Babatunde Raji Fashola, Adebayo Shittu, Mrs Folakemi Adeosun, Prof. Isaac Adewole, Alhaji Lai Mohammed and Chris Ngige.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/10/ondo-gov-poll-6000-apc-members-defect-pdp/

By Davies Iheamnachor

PORT HARCOURT—Rivers State governor, Chief Nyesom Wike, has come under attack as a coalition of civil society organisations in the state, yesterday, condemned his alleged interference in the arrest of the undisclosed judge of a Federal High Court in Port Harcourt.

The groups, Alliance for Transparency and Good Governance, ATGG, Vanguard for Justice, Equity and Strategy, VJES, and Rivers Pathfinders, said the show of strength culminating in the attack of Department of State Services, DSS, operatives by Governor Wike was an act of political rascality.

Speaking to newsmen in Port Harcourt, the coordinator of ATGG, Erasmus Nwankpa, expressed dismay that the governor of a state would brazenly obstruct the constitutional powers of the DSS, to arrest an accused person.

Reacting to the allegation, the Rivers State Commissioner for Information and Communications, Dr. Austin Tam-George, described the comments by the three groups as a sad irony.

Tam-George wandered why a group would contest the position of the governor, adding that the civil society groups were members of the All Progressives Congress, APC.

He said: “The protesting groups are APC members in disguise. It is a sad irony. How could any group protest against Governor Wike’s principled insistence on the supremacy of the law?

“Throughout this debate, every reasonable individual or organisation, including the NBA, the African Bar Association, senior advocates of Nigeria, all agree that the only sustainable way to fight corruption is through institutional reforms, and respect for due process.
“You can’t fight corruption with a cowboy mentality, using midnight melodrama and lawlessness.”

Also, coordinator of VJES, Jerome Green, who regretted the attitude of Wike in trying to stop the arrest of a judge of a Federal High Court in the state, said: “I still could not believe that Wike who is a lawyer and should know the law relating to who has the power to arrest, actually went out by 1a.m., as reported, just to protect a judge from being arrested.

“What then will be the interest of Governor Wike to secure and frustrate the lawful duty of the state security service,” Jarome queried.

Also, Mr. Abiye Sokari-George of Rivers Pathfinders, described what happened in the state as a show of gangsterism, stressing that Wike has reduced governance and the office of the Governor of the state.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/10/wike-fire-allegedly-obstructing-judges-arrest/

Do you think the picture narrated the fate of the Danfo drivers well?
Good morning

Good one governor

here I come with my Vaseline.
I love breast... set trap with it, am gonna fall yakata

TrapQueen77:
Celebrity for Front Page?

TrapQueen77:
Celebrity for Front Page?

lala like it that way

McCarlito:
Op: u for try update the info na........ Na 2016 we dey now and not 2011

Medusa still remain the biggest so far... The one that was caught in Malaysia that would have rivaled it died 2days later

Cc lalasticlala

what's on your snake mind now?

The longest snake - ever (captivity) is Medusa, a reticulated python (python reticulatus), and is owned by Full Moon Productions Inc. in Kansas City, Missouri, USA. When measured on 12 October 2011, she was found to be 7.67 m (25 ft 2 in) long. Medusa also holds the current 'Longest Snake - Living (captivity)' title.

In Kansas City, Missouri, USA, those who look directly at Medusa may not do that – but they certainly come to a stone cold stop.

That’s because the Medusa you find at the city’s Full Moon Productions isn’t some mythological figure of yore. It’s the longest snake ever in captivity. 

Medusa, a reticulated python, clocked in at 7.67 meters (25 feet, 2 inches) long in its official world record measurement, on October 12, 2011.

Reticulated pythons – named as such because of the grid-like pattern of its skin – are on average the world’s longest snakes, but adults normally grow an average of between 3-6 m (or, 10-20 ft).

But there is nothing normal about Medusa. 

The 10-year-old snake required 15 men to hold her at full length in order for her record measurement to be taken, and her diet consists of a combination of rabbits, hogs, and deer served biweekly. She’s been known to eat a whole, 18-kg (40-lb) deer in one sitting. Medusa herself weighs 158.8 kg (350 lbs). 

Reticulated pythons primarily populate southeast Asia, Indonesia, and the Philippines and are also known as great swimmers. In 1912, a specimen shot in Sulawesi measured a jaw-dropping 10 m (32 ft 10 in). However, unlike Medusa, the unnamed animal was never kept alive in captivity.

Medusa is currently housed at “The Edge of Hell Haunted House” in Kansas City. Her handlers say she can actually tell when it’s “showtime” for patrons, as she will go into what they call performance mode. During this time, Medusa will stay completely still for those passing by to get a full glimpse of her in her record-stretching glory. 

For those passing through the American Midwest, Medusa is surely a showstopping addition to any itinerary. A helpful hint: she is known to purr like a cat when she’s happy and hiss when she’s angry. Considering the size of this incredible creature, we recommend slithering away yourself if the purring ever stops. 

The previous record holder was reticulated python (Python reticulatus) Fluffy. When measured on 30 September 2009, she was found to be over 7.3 m (24 ft) long. 

Fluffy sadly died at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium, Powell, Ohio, USA, on 26 Oct 2010 due to an apparent tumor. She was 18 years old and still 24 foot long.



www.guinnessworldrecords.com

oh my!!! You guys look dashing

Happy married life in advance... wishing you a loving marriage and cute kids
... and more money to live a peaceful family life

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