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Racoon:So the court didn't also determine right when they make obi the governor of Anambra state? They didn't determine right when they confirm Otti as the governor of Abia state too abi? |
Dedeity:Yes, he's the president of Nigeria and is currently ruling over Nigeria/Nigerians. |
yuniben007:Nigeria can afford it. There are millions of Nigerians who can pay if they can get 24/7 power supply |
Validated:You're just saying all this because you're not happy a Yoruba man is the president of Nigeria. Is on record you once claim if the presidency can't go to the south east, the north should continue ruling. Tinubu will complete his 4 years. Nigerians might choose to vote against him in 2027 o, but he will complete this is first tenure. |
Pigstormentor:I asked for yours first Let me see your certificate, you graduated with either a pass or 3rd class |
concho:Which one b partner? Your wife or girlfriend? |
Pigstormentor:Keep on wasting your life on nairaland as if tinubu is the reason your life is useless. |
Pigstormentor:I won't be shock if you graduate with pass that's if you're not a small boy sha because I don't believe a sane adult can be wasting his time on nairaland everyday writing gibberish. You might have even been doing this your rubbish on nairaland since 2015 sef, who knows. Keep on wasting your life on nairaland because of Tinubu wey no send you. |
Dreamhighnow:You're not making sense. You just prove being a Yoruba does not make a person have common sense. |
incandescentena:This is the same way una believe him when he said Tinubu didn't graduate from Chicago State University. Some people also believed when they were told Buhari is dead and replaced by Jubril from Sudan. Don't waste your life away on nairaland crying about Tinubu like some people wasted 8 years of their life on nairaland crying about Buhari. Tinubu will rule till 2027 and contest again |
Pigstormentor:I have seen his transcript from Chicago State University and he graduated with flying colors. Tender your own transcript here if he sure for you |
Dreamhighnow:Rather than you guys accepting Reality, una go choose to dey believe rubbish. Nah the same way una dey shout say Buhari don die and Jubril from Sudan replace am be this. |
incandescentena:If your daddy is the president and a nobody who's a refugee is writing shit about him, will your daddy die from a heart attack because of the nuisance? People said a lot of shit about tinubu before he became the president, it didn't stop him from wining the presidential election. |
The Coalition of Ex-agitators of Niger Delta says it is preparing for a showdown with the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited for allegedly excluding Niger Deltans from the recent award of pipeline maintenance contracts.https://punchng.com/ex-militants-allege-exclusion-from-nnpcl-contracts-threaten-violence/?utm_source=telegram&utm_medium=social
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Rosy time in Nigeria mean before independence. Nigeria don dey spoil every year since 1960. |
OGHENAOGIE:This is the same way they were spreading different propaganda about Buhari. It didn't stop him from completing his 8 years. |
pachigo001:Only a daft person will feel Tinubu case and mmesoma case is the same |
The Senate has called for the privatisation of moribund oil refineries owned by the Federal Government. This call was made by the Senate through its committee on Finance, chaired by Senator representing Niger East and a member of the All Progressives Congress, Sani Musa. Musa made the call in Abuja on Saturday while fielding questions from journalists on the way forward after the celebration of the country’s 63rd Independence anniversary. According to him, the refineries have more or less turned into bottomless pits for the government as far as turnaround maintenance was concerned. “For me, my candid advice to the Federal Government on the nation’s apparently moribund oil refineries is for them to be privatised. “Proceeds from such privatisation should be sunk into the mining sector for jobs creation for the teeming Nigerian youth who are roaming the streets on a daily basis. “The youth constitute 70 per cent of Nigeria’s population and must be made to be productive which is doable if the mining and Agricultural sectors are repositioned for that.” Senator added, “The Not too young to run opportunity given to the youth in the political terrain should be practically extended to the realm of innovation by providing them with a conducive environment and enablement to innovate as it is, in most developed countries.” https://punchng.com/privatise-moribund-refineries-senate-tells-fg/?utm_source=telegram&utm_medium=social |
A senior lawyer, Paul Erokoro, SAN, has said that tendering additional evidence at the Supreme Court is an uphill task that requires a great deal of effort. According to him, the rules admitting fresh evidence at the Supreme Court are very stringent. Erokoro stated this on Sunday in Abuja in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria. He said the general rule is that additional evidence is not encouraged at the apex court. “The general rule is that additional evidence at the Supreme Court or any Court of Appeal is not encouraged at all, but that doesn’t mean that it is totally forbidden. “However, the rules for admitting it are very stringent. “The first is that such evidence is going to be extremely material to the resolution of the issues in the case. That’s one of the hurdles to be crossed. “The second hurdle is that such evidence could not have been procured during the trial at the trial court by reasonable diligence. “So it is either the evidence was not available at the time of the trial or it could not, by any kind of due diligence or any reasonable effort, be made available. “For evidence to be admissible at the Supreme Court or in any Court of Appeal, it has to, at a very minimum, satisfied those two conditions,” he said. On whether there are provisions in the constitution allowing a party to tender additional evidence at the apex court, the senior lawyer noted, “Most of these rules are case laws and the Evidence Act does not specifically make these provisions.” He stressed that it is only backed by the rules of the court. “In the case of election petition, the constitution requires that the proceeding be concluded within 180 days at the election tribunal which, in the case of the presidential election, is the Court of Appeal. “So the Court of Appeal which may have the power to admit additional evidence cannot have any jurisdiction if the jurisdiction of the trial court has expired. “For instance, if a Court of Appeal has within six months to hear and conclude a presidential election matter and the six months have expired, even if the Supreme Court wanted to admit additional evidence, it doesn’t seem to me that it would be able to admit such evidence after the expiration of the six months,” he added. According to him, if such evidence becomes available, it is very likely that it cannot be admitted on appeal. “This is because it may not meet the jurisdictional requirement which is that a court which has jurisdiction to do it, will it have done it at this time? “And if the period available for the trial court has expired, there is nothing the Appeal Court, in this case, the Supreme Court, can do,” he said. Erokoro said that the Supreme Court or any appellate court in the country had 60 days within which to hear and conclude election matters. He said even though the Supreme Court has jurisdiction to hear the appeal, it would have jurisdiction only in relation to the appeal. “The fact that the Supreme Court has only two months within which to hear the appeal will not revive the jurisdiction of the trial court,” he added. On whether there is a period within which a Supreme Court can admit additional evidence, Erokoro said, “Except when it is dealing with matters that have come before it under its original jurisdiction, the Supreme Court doesn’t, generally, admit evidence. “It is an appeal court and its function is to see whether the matter was properly tried at the trial court, and not to admit additional evidence. “It’s just that there are few exceptions to the rules regards that and those exceptions, I have already explained to you. “But outside that, the Supreme Court, generally, doesn’t like to admit additional evidence because it is not fair to the trial court which did not hear that. “Two, you will not give the other party the chance to, maybe, gather evidence that could have contradicted that one. “So that is why the rules are very strict and that’s why you don’t see it happening all the time.” He said though the move could succeed, he described it as “an uphill task.” When asked about grounds that an already decided case can be reviewed at the Supreme Court, he said though the grounds are not determined by law, there are rules of trial that are universal in Nigeria. “One of them is whether due process was followed, admissible evidence rejected or inadmissible evidence admitted, if the trial court failed to act fairly to both sides if the lower court made a mistake as regards the law to be applied, etc. “So there are so many possibilities that the grounds of appeal can be built around,” he said. Erokoro said though it was reported in the media that Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, the Peoples Democratic Party presidential candidate in the Feb. 25 poll, planned to file new evidence at the apex court, it was still in the realm of speculation. “This is actually within the realm of speculation because I have not seen the evidence beyond what the press has reported and I don’t know whether those who issued the documents are prepared to come to court, otherwise, there is a risk of what is called, ‘documentary hearsay,’” he said. NAN reports Abubakar on Friday sought the leave of the Supreme Court to bring in fresh additional evidence to prove that President Tinubu submitted a forged certificate to the Independent National Electoral Commission in aid of his qualification for the presidential election. The documents Atiku sought to tender are Tinubu’s academic records, which were handed over to him by Chicago State University on Monday, October 2, 2023. The 32-page documents were released to the former Vice President on the orders of Judge Nancy Maldonado of the District Court of Illinois, Eastern Division, Illinois, U.S. https://punchng.com/certificate-saga-presenting-fresh-evidence-at-supreme-court-difficult-lawyer/?utm_source=telegram&utm_medium=social |
A former Senior Special Assistant, Policy Formulation and Programmes, to President Bola Tinubu, when he served as the governor of Lagos State, Dapo Thomas, says his former principal didn’t forge his Chicago State University certificate.https://punchng.com/certificate-saga-forgery-allegation-against-tinubu-pure-mischief-says-ex-aide/?utm_source=telegram&utm_medium=social |
Raskimonojendor:it's because of thier phones I doubt it. Hamas knows the Israelis can track thier location with the ladies phones on. |
They were abducted yet they are allowed to press their phones. Fake news |
I wander why the UN can't settle this issue once and for all by granting independence to the Palestines. |
SMoh247:Tell me the names of the groups I can join on telegram to see this gory pictures and vidoes |
The Federal Government earlier this week announced that it had issued licences to 17 Independent Electricity Distribution Network operators, among which 11 are currently operational.https://punchng.com/full-list-11-newly-licensed-independent-electricity-distribution-network-operators/?utm_source=telegram&utm_medium=social
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Theboy21:Ajax is not in form yet this season. Is so risky to carry them |
Freshtruth:The team is not playing badly this season |
E just b like say Nunez no dey this match |
So why did Sam Larry attacked him in the video that is on the internet |
Felimax:Neither is it affecting anybody using the road |
Felimax:I can see how the road affected Tinubu in the video the OP post |
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