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comradee1248: on your own oall i know is Osusu Must Flow |
oyiboeru:pele |
isokay |
alberson:na lie? |
Bode welcome back to prison ![]() |
ISOKAY. I never get alert o |
END TIME PASTOR |
NO NO NO |
DONSMITH123:you follow? ![]() |
i just dey pass |
DONSMITH123: . |
The defendant, a staff of Cool FM radio station and residing at No 8, Ogunaike St, Shangisha, Ketu, is facing a three-count charge of rape, assault and threatening. Osusu Must Flow. with N500 you fit discharge that akamu na. chai, you fall my hand. |
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Make i break kola first. If i hear any End time arrest here today ehn? ![]() |
The EFCC already has in its custody a media mogul, Raymond Dokpesi; a former governor of Sokoto state, Attahiru Bafarawa; and a former Minister of State for Finance, Bashir Yuguda and others. They were all arrested after being indicted by a presidential committee that investigated arms procurement during the last administration. The committee said about $2.2 billion was diverted to purposes other than arms procurement. President Buhari had after receiving the interim report of the committee directed all relevant security agencies to arrest all those indicted by the committee. More head to follow. oya over to the legal team in the house. |
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission is putting pressure on the State Security Service to hand over former National Security Adviser, Sambo Dasuki, to it for interrogation over the ongoing investigation into arms procurement contracts during the Goodluck Jonathan administration. Mr. Dasuki was arrested by the SSS on Tuesday after about a month-long siege on his residence in Abuja. The agency thereafter took him to its headquarters where he has been in detention since then. The senior lawyer heading the former NSA’s legal team, Joseph Daudu, on Tuesday told PREMIUM TIMES that he was aware the EFCC applied to Justice Adeniyi Ademola to revoke the bail his court granted Mr. Dasuki. But a source at the EFCC told this newspaper that the anti-graft agency was working hard on getting the SSS to release Mr. Dasuki to it for questioning. “We are working on that angle, whether he would be handed over today or not is what I cannot say with certainty for now,” the source said. “He is central to the investigation we are doing, and we really want him here. He has loads of questions to answer.” Another source at the commission said if the SSS insists on not releasing him, operatives of the EFCC might go to the SSS’ office to interrogate the former NSA. An associate of Mr. Dasuki however told PREMIUM TIMES that the retired colonel is refusing to answer questions put to him by the SSS, insisting he would only speak in the presence of his lawyers or before a court of law. “They have already indicted him without hearing from him,” said the associate, who asked not to be named for fear he might be victimised by the administration. “So what’s the use asking him questions now? He will only say things in the open.” One of Mr. Dasuki’s lawyers, Ahmed Raji, told PREMIUM TIMES he was yet to be allowed to see the former NSA. Mr. Raji however added that he was hopeful of seeing his client Wednesday evening. “He is with the SSS and they said we would see our client later in the evening,” he said. The EFCC already has in its custody a media mogul, Raymond Dokpesi; a former governor of Sokoto state, Attahiru Bafarawa; and a former Minister of State for Finance, Bashir Yuguda and others. They were all arrested after being indicted by a presidential committee that investigated arms procurement during the last administration. The committee said about $2.2 billion was diverted to purposes other than arms procurement. President Buhari had after receiving the interim report of the committee directed all relevant security agencies to arrest all those indicted by the committee. http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/194286-alleged-2-2billion-arms-deal-efcc-pressuring-sss-to-handover-sambo-dasuki-for-questioning.html |
Too too bad |
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sameer1212: |
bilulu:not revenge bros. that money is too much |
lalasticlala |
See him head. This lawyer dey vex me jor |
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;Dwho wan go jail |
babsnuel: |
An FCT High Court, Maitama has fixed Jan. 12, 2016 for hearing in a suit challenging the eligibility of Timipreye Sylva to contest the forthcoming governorship election in Bayelsa. Sylva, a former governor of Bayelsa, is the candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) for the Dec. 5 governorship election in Bayelsa. Bayelsa governor, Seriake Dickson and his party, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) filed the suit seeking to disqualify Sylva from participating in the election. The plaintiffs are asking the court to declare that Sylva was not qualified to contest the election because he had been elected twice and had taken oath of office twice as governor of the state. At the resumed hearing of the case on Tuesday, counsel to the plaintiffs, Friday Nwosu said that Sylva had previously been elected twice as governor of Bayelsa in 2007 and 2008. “The 2007 election was nullified by the Court Of Appeal and Sylva contested and won the re-run election, whereupon he was elected the second time and served for about a cumulative period of four years and seven months as the governor of the state. “He now seeks to be elected a third time as governor of Bayelsa state in the said forthcoming elections. “This is against the relevant constitutional provision in section 182 (1)(b) of the 1999 constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 as amended. “The section states that, `no person shall be qualified for election to the office of governor of a state if- “(b) he has been elected to such office at any two previous elections” Counsel to the defendants, Akeem Afolabi, said they have filed a preliminary objection challenging the territorial jurisdiction of the FCT High Court to hear the case. Afolabi said that the case related to the office of governor of Bayelsa; it is either the Bayelsa High Court or the Federal High Court that has the jurisdiction to entertain it. Justice Mukhtar Dodo ordered the lawyers to serve all the processes in the case on parties to the suit. He adjourned till Jan. 12, 2016 for continuation of hearing. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/12/court-adjourns-sylvas-eligibility-suit-till-jan-12/ |
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