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This is a pieces of history! |
Mad people all over the place! Has he finished first time? |
meshacha1:God will have mercy on you! See how you turn the word of God upside down? |
![]() If these politicians put her in a coaster bus for their night parties now! Some people go dey grumble. The mother is an ijjiot! |
I endorse this fine! |
![]() All the gala and laca Sera sellers in traffic are in trouble! |
48noble:Karma is a bitcch o Are you in support of this? |
![]() Let the subscriber get ready to carry the burden! It will not be easy o |
Nigeria! A paradise for impunity! I won't be suprised if they get away with it! |
You all can now see why some men take the law into their own hands! This us why some men commit murder! |
Kudos to the brilliant mind! Straight to the point! |
benedictnsi: ![]() This your words remind me of Dexter's sister - DeeDee in Dexter's Laboratory ![]() Dexter: DeeDee don't touch anything! DeeDee : "Oooooooh, what does this button do?". And DeeDee goes ahead to push the button - kaboom! |
Wonderful write up! That girl have it coming! Now that she has advertised that she has money, watch the buzzards circling. It's not going to be pretty! |
For their dream? Abi? |
They are preparing for the 3rd world war. They need the population boost. |
Awon way ray! |
[size=15pt]Final of Part 14 - Corruption Series Let’s play by a different (ethical) set of rules (Part 14)[/size] __Ending corruption: It only takes one brave person. Sometimes just one person trying to do the right thing can change the course of history. Anas Aremeyaw Anas of Ghana is an undercover investigative journalist with a focus on exposing corruption, exploitation and human rights abuses. Last month his work changed the course of Ghanaian history when he released an anti-corruption film called Ghana in the Eyes of God, Epic of Injustice. “The most powerful weapon against corruption is transparency and exposure,” says Anas, who was born in the late 1970s and first trained as a lawyer. He says the aim of his life’s work is to “name, shame and jail” people who hurt others and break the law. Released in late September, Anas’ new three-hour documentary has led to the shocking suspension of seven of Ghana’s 12 High Court judges and 22 lower court judges who were secretly filmed in an alleged judicial bribery and corruption scandal which Anas investigated for about two years. Money, sex, yams and even a goat were among the alleged pay-offs. In exchange, many robbers, murderers, drug dealers, rapists and others allegedly received shortened sentences or went free. Anas notably works undercover, usually wearing disguises and pretending to engage with “bad people” who he then tries to film committing crimes. __People rarely see his face. Even when he gives public talks about his work or receives awards, he hides it. Could corruption charges against these judicial officials be true? Ghanaians are now waiting for rule of law to take its course -- for all parties concerned. What seems to have come to light through Anas’ brave undercover work is 500 hours of raw footage of judicial corruption in action, allegedly involving some 180 judicial officials – judges, magistrates, court clerks, policemen, state attorneys and bail contractors! In trying to block the screening of Anas’ whistle-blowing film, one High Court judge ironically argued that showing the film “brings the authority and administration of the law into disrespect and disrepute…” Each of the seven implicated high court judges has been give a week between now and 11 December to appear before a special Chief Justice Committee. Anas will also appear for cross-examination, and some defendants have demanded that he remove his disguise when in court. ___The five-member Committee has contended this week that Anas is protected by the Whistle Blower’s Act. As such, he must not be unmasked and is also covered by immunity. While not his first choice, Anas says he believes working in disguise is necessary, given the powerful and sometimes dangerous subjects of his investigations. Acknowledging his own fear and the hazards of doing the work he does, Anas advises, “You’ve got to take intelligent decisions… If you don’t, you will end up losing your life.” (He usually works with a backup team of private investigators). Notwithstanding the risks, Anas says he and all professional journalists have the responsibility to keep the public informed about activities affecting the health of their democracies, and their own personal lives. Colleagues say his work is driven by the belief that it is corruption that is holding Africa back. Anas Aremeyaw Anas, I salute you. Image Credit: TED Conference |
![]() Until Nigerians take the issue of safety as paramount, there will continue to be avoidable deaths like this. We do things that will make the oyinbos that invented all the technologies, cringe in fear! I just read about a transformer that exploded and burnt a young girl. And the story above? How on earth will someone hang a wet cloth on a live wire? Or even tie a laundry rope to a live wire? Is that not suicide? |
Pay up and no complaint! MTN must vomit all the money they have taken from their subscribers unlawfully. |
![]() How are the mighty fallen! The highly respected newspaper of old has now joined the ranks of gossip blogs like lindaikeji and Stella dimorkokus. What a shame! This is what you get when an ethnic bigot is given a rein to head a newspaper company! |
bangiskings: ![]() Walahi You wicked o! |
PDP! Rest in pieces ! |
Wahala dey o! Na Qassam rocket be this or what? |
Wike the wicked! What a shameless brute! I have no pity for him! ![]() |
Cc Buhari! Adeshina et al The head of NCC should be sacked asap! The revelation in the story shows he is an incompetent and a corrupt buffoon. The imposition of the data floor price must be investigated thoroughly and the telecoms company that manipulated NCC to do this must be sanctioned! |
Hope some people will take a cue from this piece? |
dmcdad:I don't know o! I just don't find it interesting enough! |
I bought COD GHOST, and I started playing it after finishing Black Ops2. Up till now, I've not been able to finish it. I hate that Ghost! |
This is exactly what will cause the zombie apocalypse! |
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