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HOW TO PASS YOUR SEMESTER EXAMS
The Essence of the exam is not just to help you get a good grade, but also to create a well-rounded, accomplished professional. Passing exams can be challenging, expensive and time-consuming, but if you follow these top tips you will have a greater chance of success:

BELIEVE IN YOURSELF:

If you don’t believe that you will pass the exam you won’t, you will be defeated before you even start. If you believe in yourself, you are committed to doing your best both in your preparation and in the exam session.

INVEST IN YOURSELF:

It costs money, Time and Energy but the return on investment is worth it.
Becoming a brilliant Student opens the door to a wealth of career opportunities and the financial rewards that come with them. You must invest in your study materials; the e-books, recommended reading and Achieve if you can, but the most important investment is your time. If you put the work in, then you have the best chance of success, carry your notes wherever you go and read them whenever you have the opportunity.

UNDERSTAND THE SYLLABUS AND EXAM STRUCTURE:

Your first step in your studies should be to read and understand the structure of the exam you’re going to sit, this will give you a structure for your revision and will help you grasp how all the topics fit together. The syllabus explains how the marks are allocated and how each of the topics within the paper are weighted.

PRACTICE PAST EXAM QUESTIONS

“Practice makes perfect” and you should practice as many past exam papers as you can. Papers from the last four sessions are available to download from the Secure Document Library in My AIA and you should attempt at least one of these papers, as a mock exam, under conditions as close to the actual exam as possible.

MAKE SUMMARY NOTES:

To assist your recall when the exam comes around, make notes from your study materials and books, this can help embed the information in your mind, and gives you something to revise from as the exam approaches, rather than going back to the full book. Write bullet points for important concepts and key ideas which you need to remember

REMEMBER KEY INFORMATION:

Aid your memory of key information and formulas by making use of mnemonics (like SWOT) or by making posters that you can stick up around your room. You could even post it at the bottom of your bed, so it’s the last thing you see at night or the first thing you see in the morning.

PUT THEORY INTO PRACTICE:

The underpinning principle of the AIA qualification is the application of theory to practical situations, relating what you’re learning to the real world. Look for practical ways to apply the knowledge you’re acquiring, this will greatly benefit your understanding of the topics and make it easier for you to tackle case studies in the exam.

MAKE USE OF YOUR FRIENDS:

If you’re studying inside School, consider forming a small study group to help you with topics you don’t understand. If you don’t have any other students living near you, you can connect with other students through the Facebook group or contact me @+2348136562928. Not only will this help your studying, but you can also start to build your professional network, which in the future can refer you to job opportunities.

PLAN YOUR EXAM STRATEGY:

You have months to study but just over three hours to pass your exam, so it’s vital you know how you’re going to approach the exam and make the best use of that precious time. Know how you’re going to allocate your time before you get in the exam hall. You should allot some time at the beginning to read the paper through before you begin and then again at the end to check through your answers. The mark allocation indicated in the syllabus will also give you an idea of how long to spend on a question.
If you get stuck on a question, don’t panic, move onto the next question and if you have time you can go back to it. The examiner can’t allocate you any marks if you haven’t even attempted a question.

MAKE THE EXAMINER’S JOB EASY

Examiners will only mark what they can understand and read clearly, so it’s vital that you write clearly and legibly, and that you check your spelling and that what you’ve written makes sense. Examiners have a limited amount of time to mark exams, so it helps if you make your paper as examiner friendly as possible.

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A former Chairman of Independent National Electoral Commission, Prof. Attahiru Jega, has said that he joined the Peoples Redemption Party because he remains a disciple of its founder, the late Mallam Aminu Kano.

The former President of the Academic Staff Union of Universities during the military administration of Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida presently teaches Political Science at Bayero University, Kano.



He was told by The PUNCH to confirm a statement by the National Publicity Secretary of the PRP, Abdul Gombe, that he had joined the party to chair the Committee of its Strength, Weakness, Opportunities and Threat Analysis.

The choice of Jega was ratified during the 62nd National Executive Committee meeting of the PRP held in Kaduna on June 22.

READ ALSO: Alex Iwobi Reacts To Report About Leaving Arsenal

While confirming that he had joined PRP, Jega said, “Yes, I am one of his (Aminu Kano’s disciples,” but gave no details.



Gombe had said Jega was chosen to reposition the PRP for more nationalistic outlook ahead of the 2023 general election.

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SarkinYarki:
We will soon liberate Nigeria from Buhari and we shall celebrate the day as a public holiday

Nigeria politics! #IstandwithOsibanjo2023

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I have this love for Osinbanjo

Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has traveled out of Abuja to Rwanda.

He will represent President Muhammadu Buhari at the 25th Anniversary of the Liberation of Rwanda, which will be marked on Thursday, July 4.

A statement on Wednesday by the Senior Special Assistant to the Vice President on Media and Publicity, Mr Laolu Akande said, “Prof Osinbajo will join other African leaders and Heads of State expected at the occasion, scheduled for Thursday, July 4, in Kigali, which will reflect on the end of the genocide in 1994.


“The Vice-President, who will be accompanied on the trip by senior government officials.”

He is expected back to Nigeria on Thursday, July 4.

Credit: https://grandmarketsquare.com/osinbajo-jets-out-to-rwanda/

Hello Nairalanders, I applied. I need your prayers to scale through

The Nigeria Police Service Commission is scheduled to begin the screening of 210,150 shortlisted candidates for recruitment into the constable cadre of the Nigeria Police Force on July 1.

The exercise, which holds in the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory, ends on July 28.

The PSC is expected to recruit 10,000 out of the candidates.

A statement by The Nigeria Police spokesman for the PSC, Ikechukwu Ani, on Wednesday said they had contacted the candidates.

He said the commission received 315,032 applications at the close of its recruitment portal on January 11, adding that Niger State had the highest number of applicants, with 12,247 shortlisted for screening while Lagos had the least with 1,305.

Ani said Kano State had the second highest candidates with 11,717 followed by Katsina with 11,651. According to him, Benue has 10, 567 while Adamawa has 10,361 and Bauchi 10,232.

With 1,414, Bayelsa State emerged as the second lowest after Lagos, followed by Anambra State with 1,415.

Ebonyi State has 1,679 and Abia State 1,880.

Out of the 210,150 shortlisted for screening, 182,926 are males while 27,224 are females.

Chairman of the commission, Alhaji Musiliu Smith, a former Inspector-General of The Nigeria Police, warned the candidates against cheating.

He said, “Anyone caught in any criminal act will be handed over to the police for investigation and prosecution.”

more: https://grandmarketsquare.com/nigeria-police-begin-screening-of-210150-candidates-july/

Why you too de lie?

Mustiboy:
Traditional bone setters are good but not all of them.

There's a guy in my department who got a fractured leg whilst playing a football match, and he spent 3 months and thereabout in the care of traditional bone setters. The poor guy just wasted his time. his leg got worse, and it later had to be amputated.

His fracture wasn't as serious. If he had visited a medical professional, he wouldn't have had such a bad fate.

Between, an uncle of mine is a traditional bone setters, and I can confidently tell you that he's an aṣṣhole. He has been destroying poor people's bones. My uncle no Sabi work at all.

Here are the top 20 Professional bodies that conduct professional courses and exams in Nigeria. Ranked based on Popularity, Activeness, Recent Events, Partners and Students Feedback.

1. Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (website: www.icanig.org/new)

About ICAN

The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN) was established by Act of Parliament No. 15 of 1965 to:

(i) determine what standards of knowledge and skill are to be attained by persons seeking to become members of the accountancy profession and to raise those standards from time to time as circumstances may permit;

(ii) secure in accordance with the provision of the Act, the establishment and maintenance of the registers of fellows, associates and registered accountants entitled to practice as accountants and auditors and to publish from time to time a list of those persons;

(iii) perform, through the Council of the Institute, all other functions conferred on it by the Act. As the foremost professional accounting body in the West African sub-region, in 1982, ICAN initiated and contributed significantly to the formation of the Association of Accounting Bodies in West Africa (ABWA). In fulfilling it mission, the Institute has over the years certified 38,000 Chartered Accountants who are engaged in value creation in various sectors of the economy. Apart from being in professional practice, ICAN members are engaged in the three tiers of public service as well as the private sector...Read More...

2. Institute of Arts Management & Professionals Nigeria (www.iamps.edu.ng/)

About IAMPS

It’s my pleasure to commend the professional services of the Institute of Arts Management and Professional Studies (IAMPS) approved by the Federal Ministry of Education (FME), Abuja, Nigeria and Established under the Federal Republic of Nigeria CAM Act 1990, with No. RC1329612

The Institute’s objectives are to:

Maintain and enhance the dignity, prestige and status of the profession.
Uphold, regulate and control the integrity and professional conduct and to preserve the independence of Arts Management Professional.
Promote the skill, efficiency, service and responsibility of the profession.
Establish and maintain a high standard of education and knowledge.
Represent the views of the profession and to promote the common interest of its members.
Co-operate, liaise with or make representations to bodies or persons.
Provide accredited training services, conduct qualifying examinations and/or assessment.
Establish, promote and/or Administer Management Programmes, Training Workshop, Seminars, Symposium.
To contribute to the development of new methodologies and technologies applied to the internationalization of Arts Management and training in order to improve Academic values.
To inject professionalism in the field of Arts management and Professional studies.
To produce focused effective and efficient graduates.

3. Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria (website: www.cibng.org/)

The most significant landmark in the Institute’s history is the attainment of a Chartered Status, achieved on May 18th, 1990 by the Federal Government Act No. 12 of 1990. Published in official gazette No. 27 of May 18, 1990, the Decree gives backing to the Institute to control entry into the banking profession set standards for bankers to comply with and maintain professional ethics through sanctions of erring members.



The objectives of the Institute include:
To be Africa’s foremost and most influential professional body in the provision of capacity building in the banking and finance industry.

To broaden value-add and relevance and therefore membership base.
To deliver through technologies, distinctive and excellent banking and finance professional certification; accreditation; and continuous professional development required for competence building.
To support and assist members’ lifelong education and development needs throughout their entire career.
To continue to provide leadership on research and intellectual discourse on emerging trends in banking and finance sectors and regulations in Africa.
To continually promote the institutional frameworks for supporting and maintaining the relevance of ethics and professionalism in the banking and finance industry in particular and supporting the Government in creating a corruption-free society while placing special emphasis on internationally acceptable standards of best practice.
To focus on attaining sustainable learning and professional development through creative alliances and partners with regulators, operators and other relevant agencies and service providers for mutual benefits.
To make the Institute financially independent by ensuring that there is a balance in CIBN’s funding sources.
Development of staff – improve people management practices through a competitive compensation structure and staff capacity building.

4. Nigeria Bar Association (website: www.www.nigerianbar.org.ng)

The Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) is a professional, non-profit, umbrella association which is comprised of all lawyers called to the Nigerian Bar.

It is engaged in the promotion and protection of Human Rights, the Rule of Law, and good governance in Nigeria. It has observer status with the African Commission on Human and People’s Rights, and a working partnership with many National and International non-governmental organizations concerned with Human Rights, the Rule of Law, and Good Governance in Nigeria and in Africa.

INSTITUTIONAL CORE OBJECTIVES
• Maintenance and defense of the integrity and independence of the Bar and the Judiciary
• Promote timely and affordable access to Justice
• Promote and support law reform initiatives
• Promote and protect the principles of the Rule of Law and respect for Human Rights
• Promote and advance quality and functional Legal Education, Continuing Legal Education, Advocacy and Progressive Jurisprudence
• Maintenance of the highest standards of professional conduct, etiquette and discipline among lawyers.
• Promote networking opportunities among the members of the Association, International Organisations, as well as associations from other countries.
• Promote the welfare, security, economic, and professional advancement of Legal Practitioners in Nigeria.
• Create and maintain an Endowment fund for the proper observance and discharge of any of these aims.

5. Association of General and Private Medical Practitioners of Nigeria (website: www.agpmpn.org/)

Association of General and Private Medical Practitioners of Nigeria (AGPMPN) is the umbrella organization for all medical and dental doctors in private practice either as owners or employees. Although the private medical practice started in 1909, a formal Association of Private Practitioners was formed about 1921 under the name Association of General Medical Practitioners of Nigeria.

Later on, in the late 1980s, the name of the Association was changed to the Association of General and Private Medical Practitioners of Nigeria, to address the concerns of members who are specialists. Professional bodies in Nigeria

6. Nigerian Society of Engineers (website: www.nse.org.ng)

The Nigerian Society of Engineers is the umbrella organization for the Engineering Profession in Nigeria. Society looks after the professional needs of members through well-structured programs and regular interactions among the different cadre of membership, enhancing the high professional standard and ethical practices.

It was incorporated as a Company limited by guarantee and not having a share capital in 1967. The original Memorandum and Articles of Association were amended on 1st December 1998. Like some of its counterparts in other professions, the Society has distinguished itself through progressive and imaginative programs to become the avenue for the professional development of its members as well as technological development of the country.

OBJECTIVES OF THE SOCIETY
The objective of the Society is to promote the advancement of engineering education, research, and practice in all its ramifications. Naturally, this is with a view to maintaining and enhancing the professional capabilities of its members so as to better equip them to fulfill the needs of the profession for the good of the public and the nation of large.
The objects for which the Society is established are:
To provide a central organisation for engineers in Nigeria and to generally to such things as may for time to time be necessary to maintain a strict standard or professional ethics among its members and to advance the interest of the engineering profession in Nigeria.
To promote, protect, encourage and maintain a high standard of engineering study and practice and to encourage greater efficiency therein.
To present to the Government of Nigeria the views of the Society on any subject of concern or interest to engineers in Nigeria and if considered advisable to join with any other bodies in submitting such representation.
To represent to any other individual or bodies or organisation the views of the society on any subject of concern or interest to engineers in Nigeria or any appropriate subject on which the views of the Society may be invited.
To provide a body to which the Government or other official or unofficial authority or organisation in Nigeria can have recourse for advice, assistance or the expression of views on any subjects of concern or interest to engineers in Nigeria.
To facilitate the development and acquisition of technology by conducting visits to places of engineering interest, reading technical papers, holding meetings, conferences, publishing books journals and periodicals on engineering matters.
To subscribe or guarantee or otherwise use monies of the Society for charitable or benevolent objects or scholarships on bursaries or for any exhibitions for any public general or useful objects.
To provide for the training and examination of students in engineering as well as the continuing professional update and development of its members.

7. Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria (website: www.citn.org)

The Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria started on February 4, 1982 as Association of Tax Administrators and Practitioners. Thereafter, it transformed into Nigeria Institute of Taxation, which was formally launched on February 21, 1982, and statutorily recognized on May 6, 1987, as a company Limited by Guarantee.



The Institute was chartered by the Federal Government of Nigeria by the enabling Act No. 76 of 1992 (now CITN Act, CAP C10, Vol. 2, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria, 2004) and was charged with the responsibility, among others, of determining what standards of knowledge and skills are to be attained by persons seeking to become a professional Tax Practitioner or Administrator.

The aims and objectives of the Institute as laid down in its charter (Decree 76 of 1992) among others are:-

To determine what standards of knowledge and skills are to be attained by persons seeking to become registered members of the taxation profession.
To raise, maintain and regulate the standard of taxation practice amongst its members.
To promote professional ethics and efficiency in tax administration and practice.
To encourage, promote and co-ordinate research for the advancement of taxation practice and administration in Nigeria.

8. Nigeria Institute of Estate Surveyors and Valuers (website: www.niesv.org)

The Nigerian Institution of Estate Surveyors and Valuers (NIESV) was founded in 1969 by the few qualified General Practice Chartered Surveyors who were trained mainly in the United Kingdom. The Institution was granted government recognition by the enactment of the Estate Surveyors and Valuers (Registration Act)” Decree No. 24 of 1975.
The first Annual Conference was held at Ibadan in 1969. The Estate Surveyors and Valuers Registration Board of Nigeria (ESVARBON) is empowered to regulate and control the practice of the profession of Estate Surveying and Valuation in the country. The Institution is affiliated to the International Real Estate Federation (FIABCI), Commonwealth Association of Surveying and Land Economy (CASLE), International Federation of Surveyors (FIG), Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), Association of Professional Bodies of Nigeria(APBN) AND The International Valuation Standards Council (IVSC).

The objectives of the Institution as provided in Chapter 1 (i) of the Constitution of the Institution are as follows:-
To establish a high and reputable standard of professional conduct and practice in the landed profession throughout the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
To secure and improve the technical knowledge which constitutes land economy including Valuation or Appraisal of Real Estate and such fixtures and fittings thereto including plant and machinery; Land Management and Development Investment and Town Planning and to facilitate the acquisition of such knowledge by working in close collaboration with Universities, Institutions of Higher learning and other professional bodies;
To promote the general interests of the profession and to maintain and extend its usefulness for the public good by advising members of the public. Government departments, Statutory Bodies, Local Governments, Association, Institutions and such like bodies on all matters coming within the scope of the profession and to initiate and consider any legislation relevant to the objects of the Institution;
To endeavor to acquaint the public with the role of the Estate of the Surveyor and valuer in the economic development of the country…Read More…

9. Chartered Institute of Marketing of Nigeria (website: www.nimn.com.ng)

The National Institute of Marketing of Nigeria (NIMN) is the body for professionals engaged in marketing and related fields as marketing practitioners, sales and marketing directors, customer relationship managers, media planners, channel developers, creative directors, value builders, trade marketing managers, commercial managers/directors, brand builders, entrepreneurs, enterprise builders, corporate and institutional governors, transformers, marketing and mass communication experts, general managers, and Chief Executive Officers.

The Institute was established by Act of the National Assembly no. 25 0f 2003 with a chartered status conferred on it, the responsibility to regulate and standardize marketing professional practice through the conduct of comprehensive professional examinations and certifications, training, retraining, and consultancy services geared towards ensuring that members adopt a professional approach to marketing and other related areas of marketing activities.

The broad mandate of the Institute is to achieve inter alia, the following objectives:–

» To promote and develop the art and science of marketing to aid formal learning and rational assessment of members.

» To promote marketing research, education, and training standards.

» To establish and sustain professional codes of practice in marketing.

» To set standards of academic development and examinations for students and practitioners at all levels of marketing and related fields.

» To organize courses and training programs for individuals to achieve professional development and advancement.

» To develop programs of educational support and forum for the exchange of ideas relating to the promotion and advancement of the practice of marketing.

» Conduct examinations and other forms of assessment for the award of certificates and membership of the Institute.

» To authorize qualified individuals to use the designatory letters denoting their grades of membership.

» To promote and celebrate best practices in marketing through a program of recognition of individuals and corporate organizations that have excelled in the practice of marketing.

» To promote research into the art and practice of marketing and to assist individuals and organizations in disseminating the outcome of such research work.

» To publish study manuals to support individuals preparing for the examinations of the Institute.

» To publish and promote materials in order to keep members apprised of development affecting the practice of marketing education and management.

» To provide information for organizations seeking trained members desirous of employment as well as members seeking employment.

» To set a standard of professional practice through the explicit code of ethics for members of the Institute, monitor compliance and making sure that transgressors are appropriately sanctioned...Read More...

10. Nigerian Medical Association (website: www.nigerianma.org)

The Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) is the professional association and registered for Nigerian doctors and dentists. The NMA has more than 35,000 members from 36 state branches and the branch from the federal capital territory, including those registered in the diaspora. NMA’s membership spans all six major specialties of Internal Medicine, Surgery, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Paediatrics, Public Health and Laboratory Medicine/Pathology. The NMA was established in 1951 and is located in Abuja with over 30 branch offices throughout Nigeria. Professional bodies in Nigeria


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high Nepotism in NDA. I h*te Nigeria

They have selected the successful candidates even before jamb

massmediang:
A lecturer in the department of Mass Communication, Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University (COOU), formerly Anambra State University, has held an Anas Themed quiz after an investigative reporting lecture.The  lecturer told the students about Anas Aremeyew Anas, the Ghanaian masked investigative reporter, explaining how the journalist of international repute had survived the dangerous terrains of investigative journalism with enviable achievements to show.
He then taught the students hazards of investigative reporting, using the Anas-Themed quiz to always remind them to be careful in the line of duty, while investigating stories. He had informed the students a day earlier, to come to class with their Anas masks.
The  students stormed the class with Anas masks to sit for the quiz. Other students peeped from the window, wondering what had gone wrong with the people they saw in class. The quiz was held on Thursday, May 16, at the Igbariam campus of the University, where Mass Communication department is situated.
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Mass media, abeg check your link, how can u post ur dashboard link?

fela Kuti Professed it before now!

I sorry sorry ooo

I sorry for Nigeria, I sorry sorry oooo

I sorry for africa...

Just download the music if u need it here

9ja is pitiful

Insecurity

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Lalas He is regretting his actions

The outgoing Governor of Imo State, Rochas Okorocha, on Tuesday, lamented that he had been afflicted with more evils in the ruling All Progressives Congress that he would have suffered if he had been a member of the Peoples Democratic Party.

He regretted that the APC had inflicted what he called the greatest devilish political machinations against his person 10 times more than what he would have been inflicted with if he were to be a member of the PDP.

Rochas Okorocha spoke with journalists in Abuja.

The embattled governor, however, said he would remain in the ruling party despite alleged moves to frustrate him out of the APC.

He accused the National Chairman of the APC, Mr. Adams Oshiomhole, and other unnamed leaders of the party of working with the Independent National Electoral Commission to kill his senatorial ambition.

This, he said, was being done by ensuring that he did not get his certificate of return as the duly elected senator for Imo West Senatorial District.

He said there were moves to damage his political career by his enemies.

Okorocha, who was elected governor in his first tenure as a member of the All Progressive Grand Alliance before he joined others to form the APC, said it was regrettable the evil that made him dump the PDP for the ruling party had become fiercer.

He said, “The evil I feared in the PDP has befallen me 10 times in the APC. Last week, I wrote a letter to INEC for the first time informing them of their wrongdoings and illegal actions to withhold my certificate on a mere allegation of duress which was never founded, neither was there any committee set up to investigate the matter.

“So, INEC on its own believed the reports of the Returning Officer without investigating the authenticity of the accusation. So, there was no issue of fair hearing at all.

“What is important here is that INEC does not have the power to withhold the certificate of return, having declared the result.

“I believe the INEC chairman is up to a game with the chairman of the APC, who is being used to frustrate my coming to the Senate, and this is politically motivated. I’ve given INEC enough time to correct itself and do the needful and issue me my certificate of return but to no avail.

“Many things have happened so far and these should be of concern to everyone. INEC that made the submission to the tribunal has gone back, requesting to withdraw it because the submission was defending its declaration. But because the submission seems to be in my favor, they have said they want to withdraw the affidavit which is out of time.

“The withdrawal was made by one of their members of staff who said that Festus Okoye, a commissioner in INEC, had threatened to sack him if he did not withdraw it. So, there is a huge threat going on in INEC.

“Festus Okoye is presently being used as the hatchet man; he has gone to the tribunal in Imo asking for the withdrawal of the affidavit that has been filed defending the APC.”

Okorocha wondered what the electoral body would do with the certificate of return.

He added that the image of the commission had been “bastardized.”

He said, “I wonder what they want to do with the certificate if they don’t give it to me, who will they give it to?

“Maybe they will give it to Festus Okoye because he is from my senatorial district but what they are doing is presenting INEC as a lying organization and that is dangerous for our democracy because, as it stands right now, the image of INEC is bastardized.

“What it means is that tomorrow somebody can withhold the certificate of return of anybody because you don’t like his face because you feel that he wants to politically challenge you in future.”

Although he is said to be close to President Muhammadu Buhari, Okorocha, however, said he did not want to bother the President with such an issue especially as it concerns INEC.

“If you know the President well, you will know that he will never intervene as he will only keep mute. But whether President Buhari speaks or not, INEC should do the right thing by giving me my certificate of return,” he added.

Return to a democratic party, PDP tells Imo gov

Meanwhile, the PDP has urged Okorocha to return to its fold, saying the views of its members will not be discarded.

It also said that unlike the APC, there was no one or group that could lay claim to the ownership of the PDP.

The National Chairman of the party, Prince Uche Secondus, who spoke with one of our correspondents, said the PDP “will always treat its members with respect and allow for robust debate on issues affecting the party and our members.”



He added, “Unlike the APC that is owned and controlled by different cabals, the PDP is owned by the people and they are the ones that determine its present and its future. So, I will expect all those that are suffering and smiling, all those who have been beaten by rain and chased out of the party they formed and the house they built without a solid foundation to return to their natural abode where there is peace and tranquility.”

Efforts to reach the APC National Publicity Secretary, Mallam Lanre Issa-Onilu, were unsuccessful.

He neither returned phone calls nor replied to a text message sent to him by one of our correspondents as of the time (8:30 pm) of filing this report.

CJ rejects Okorocha’s petition, refuses to re-assign CoR suit

Meanwhile, the Chief Judge of the Federal High Court, Justice Adamu Kafarati, has rejected Okorocha’s petition in respect of his suit challenging INEC’s refusal to issue him a certificate of return as a senator-elect.

Okorocha had petitioned Justice Kafarati requesting that the case be withdrawn from Justice Okon Abang of the Abuja Division of the court and be reassigned to another judge of the same division.

The governor had anchored his petition on a claim that the opponents to his suit were confident before the hearing could commence that Justice Abang would rule in their favor.

On April 18, the date fixed for the hearing, Justice Abang announced his decision to withdraw from the suit after seeing the petition.

The development came barely a week after the first judge, Justice Taiwo Taiwo, also of the Federal High Court in Abuja, withdrew from the case.

Justice Taiwo had withdrawn from the case after being accused of the likelihood of bias by two parties to the suit.

He withdrew from the case on April 10, following which it was reassigned to Justice Abang.

But indication has emerged that Justice Kafarati had rejected Okorocha’s petition seeking the re-assignment of the case to the third judge as the matter came up before Justice Abang on Wednesday.

It was learned that the Chief Judge returned the case file to Justice Abang on being satisfied with his response to Okorocha’s petition.

At the Wednesday’s proceedings Okorocha, who is of the APC opposed the PDP’s motion seeking to be joined in his suit.

Rochas Okorocha, through his counsel, Mr. Kehinde Ogunwumiju (SAN), objected the PDP’s application on the grounds that the application was brought in bad faith.

But PDP’s lawyer, Mr. Stanley Imo, held that the objection to his client’s application for joinder by Okorocha was not well-founded.

Justice Abang agreed that the matter was time sensitive but assured all the parties of fair hearing.

He adjourned the matter until May 9 (Thursday) to rule on whether or not to join the PDP as a party in the suit.

INEC had refused to issue Okorocha the certificate of return on the basis that the Returning Officer for the February 23 election, Prof Francis Ibeawuchi, said he had announced the outgoing governor as the winner of the senatorial election under duress.

Okorocha had subsequently filed his suit challenging INEC’s decision to withhold the certificate of a return due to him as the winner of the election.

Credit: Punch News
Source: https://grandmarketsquare.com/rochas-okorocha-the-evil-i-feared-in-pdp-has-befallen-me-10-times-in-apc/

Lalasticlala*

i too really wont understand

Why do Police officers always fall victim?

Lalasticlala*

A police officer Darius who hired his friend to impregnate his wife is now suing the said friend for breach of contract.

Apparently, the hired friend could not deliver his end of the bargain after having sex with his wife 77 times.

A Tanzania police officer is suing his friend for failing to impregnate his wife after having sex with her 77 times. According to the source, this officer hired his friend to sleep with his wife in order to get her pregnant.

50-year-old Darius Makambako who had been told by doctors that he was sterile hired his neighbor Evans Mastano, to impregnate his 45-year old wife, Precious. But after 2,000,000 Tanzanian Shillings and 77 times, Precious was still not pregnant.

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After three evenings a week of sex for 10 months in 2016, Darius Makambako grew suspicious when his wife still remained unpregnant. So he demanded a medical examination which revealed that Evans Mastano was also sterile. This shocked everyone except Evan’s wife who confessed that his two children were not really his.

Darius is now dragging Evans to court for breach of contract in an effort to get his money back, but Evans rubbishes his claim because he said he did not assure conception, but only that he would make an effort. Police officer sues a friend.

https://grandmarketsquare.com/police-officer-sues-a-friend-for-failing-to-impregnate-his-wife-after-77times/

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The Imo Umuagwo indegines are protesting against some recent development in imo state polytechnic. click the above link to read all and watch videos

Gandollar:
Not in the least.

I see

Is PMB making Sense?