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Mikel has now scored 6 goals for the Super eagles |
Ilechukwu Ezenwa has been the best player so far |
Acidosis:I get your point, sir. But I believe a girl can really be friends with a guy and vice versa; however the opposite sex MUST NOT graduate to a best friend. That is big no no. |
Its obvious the appropriate fine wasn't N3 million, the immigration officers just wanted to scam her. Smh Meanwhile, visa validity is different from "authorized period of stay". For instance, if you possess a 2-year B-2 visa, you aren't allowed to stay in the US for 2 years. Instead, a CBP officer would issue an electronic authorized period of entry for, say, 3-6 months. Thus, you can only remain in the US for the 3-6 months despite possessing a 2-year multiple entry visa. I guess the standard Nigeria authorized period of stay is 30 days, as I have read. |
fwesh3:Oyango. But they call him 'The rock' |
Icon4s:Yes. But the Egyptians will come all out for them in Alexandria on Monday. Meanwhile, Uganda are yet to concede a goal in this qualifying series. They held Ghana to a 0-0 in... Accra; beat Congo Republic 1-0 |
Uganda take a surprise lead over Egypt |
Should Trump have hugged survivors of Hurricane Harvey? |
If this allegation is true, Evans may be discharged and acquitted by the court. As the lawyer said, the police have no authority to coerce any accused person to plead one way or another. It is his fundamental right to not incriminate himself. Even in some jurisdictions, evidence that was collected illegally by the police could eventually lead to a 'not guilty' verdict by the trier of fact; or the presiding judge would rule that such evidence is inadmissible in the court. |
Suspected billionaire kidnapper, Chukwudumeme Onwuamadike’s lawyer, Mr. Olukoya Ogungbeje, has said the police coerced his client to plead guilty to the kidnapping charges before a Lagos State High Court in Ikeja on Wednesday. Describing the plea as police-motivated, Ogungbeje said the police threatened to kill Onwuamadike, who is widely known as Evans, if he failed to plead guilty. Ogungbeje, in a statement on the letter head of his law firm, Lawflex Chambers, which was e-mailed to our correspondent after the Wednesday’s proceedings, said his client would change his plea to “not guilty” at the next court sitting. He said Onwuamadike’s guilty plea was not out of free will, adding that the defendant was hoodwinked and coerced to plead guilty having been in detention for a long period. The lawyer stated that since June 10, 2017, when the suspect was remanded, the police had not allowed family members and lawyers to have access to him in custody. The lawyer stated that the guilty plea of the defendants on Wednesday was of no effect as the suspect was not given the opportunity to be guided lawyers before the charges were read to Onwuamadike and other suspects. He added that his client was only served with the charges in the open court on Wednesday and the judge also turned down the plea for an adjournment to afford his client time and facilities as guaranteed by the Constitution to confer with the defendant. Ogungbeje said, “The information/charge sheet was served on us in open court hence, the need to confer with our client to enable us avail ourselves with the constitutional right of adequate time and facility to put up our defence. “The court after turning down our plea for adjournment immediately ordered that the counts charges be read to him and others despite our plea for adjournment to enable us confer with our client in accordance with the law. “After the purported guilty plea of our client and the court rose, we stressed to have brief discussion time with our client and he told us clearly that the police told him to plead guilty failure to which they would kill him. “This is definitely unconstitutional and we intend to challenge this unconstitutional procedure for hoodwinking, undue influence, brainwashing and coercion on an accused into entering a guilty plea against his wish and free will. “He pointedly told us that being informed us that being informed now, he will change his police-motivated guilty plea to not guilty at the next adjourned date. “It is settled Law that plea of guilty must be made voluntary and direct devoid of any influence, coercion and manipulation. “In the meantime, after our brief conferring with our client in open court, he made it known to us that he will change his police motivated guilty plea to ‘not guilty’ at the next adjourned date.” He insisted that he, as defence lawyer, had “a responsibility to assist the cause of justice in accordance with the law”. “This press statement is necessary for the Public to be well informed and proper education of the Evans’ case,” the lawyer stated. Suggesting that his client was vulnerable to police manipulation as a result of his long detention and was not accorded this right to being legally guided, Ogungbeje stated, “It must be noted that Our Client had been in Police Custody since 10th of June 2017 till date and we his lawyer and family members have been denied access to him. http://thenigerialawyer.com/%e2%80%8eevans-will-change-his-plea-to-not-guilty-lawyer/ |
The cabals i.e OBJ, IBB, Danjuma will choose Governor Dankwambo. He is young, competent, AND isn't a radical. |
FYI. It's totally legal for women in New York city to walk around topless in public since 1992... There are only three states where it is illegal for women to be shirtless: Utah, Tennessee and Indiana
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Activists paraded shirtless through the streets of New York on Saturday, flashing their chests to celebrate the 10th annual GoTopless Day Parade. Walking to the beat of drums in a carnival-style atmosphere, dozens of men and women embarked on one-mile (1.6-kilometer) march from Columbus Circle to Bryant Park for the event, which this year falls on Women’s Equality Day. Participants of all shapes and sizes held up placards proclaiming “Equal Topless Rights For All” and “War Is Obscene, Not My Nipples, Meditate 4 Peace Topless.” “I wouldn’t miss this for the world,” said Rebecca Barwick, 35, who traveled up from Virginia and works in the federal government. “It’s important to send a message. These are our bodies. They should not be policed any other way than men’s. Men walk around like this all the time, so why is it such a big deal?” Many inked “Go Topless” across their chests and wore hair bands with breasts popping up from the scalp on springs. One woman wore a blue Wonder Woman cape, and a couple of men wore bras. Heavily out-numbered by spectators, the march was organised by US-based rights group GoTopless, which has spent 10 years campaigning for women to be able to go shirtless. It is already legal for women to bare their breasts in public in New York, America’s fourth most populous state. Parallel events were scheduled in other US cities, which this year fell on the 97th anniversary of Women’s Equality Day, when American women were given the right to vote. (AFP) http://gothamist.com/2017/08/27/nsfw_photo_go_topless_nyc.php#photo-29
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kimbraa:Very sensible comment. Still can't wrap my head around the idea of paying someone an 'allowance' just because he/she is in a romantic relationship with you. |
Icon79:I just checked. BeIN will show the game on beIN 4. |
Icon79:It was FIFA that moved the game to Friday for "TV broadcast reasons". |
abbey621:Obiano has a home in the US, not sure if the others have assets in the US. |
abbey621:Yes, the ATCA only seeks financial compensation. But assuming the court rules in favor of the plaintiffs, the defendants' assets could be frozen in the US, and may be used to pay the compensatory damages to the plaintiffs. If the plaintiffs present new evidence of violence by the Nigerian state (and her agents) to the ICC, that court could even agree to hear the case. |
spenca:Sam Vincent is the coach of this team. Scott Nnaji was sacked last year (I think) |
Yay!! Congrats to D'Tigress. I just finished watching a replay of the game cos I couldn't watch it live. Coming from an 18-4 deficit to win by 17 points is unbelievable. Kudos to the NBBF, coach Sam Vincent and the players for a wonderful tournament. |
FT: Senegal 72-52 Mozambique. Senegal qualify for the World Cup It will be Nigeria v Senegal in today's final |
Our players are muscular sha |
This Astou Traore is giving Akhator a run for her money in the tournament MVP race. She's just tormenting Mozambique |
freshest4live:Yea For me, she has already earned her place in the tournament's all-star team. The others are Atsou Traore (Senegal) and Sarah Ogoke. |
D'Tigress have scored 580 points so far in the tournament. They should hit 600 points in the final |
freshest4live:You're welcome |
Akhator accumulated 5 fouls, so she fouled out of the game. But unlike football, she won't be suspended for the next game. |
freshest4live:She will play in the final |
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