₦airaland Forum

EzeIgboNwaChukwu:
including Donald Duke and Obong Victor Attah? The Governors of Cross River State and Akwa ibom state respectively?
Your dull brain located in your flat head needs to be flashed.
IPOB CRIMINAL

Butterflyleo:
Nigerian youth have lost the ability to reason beyond emotions.

Here is a very influential man in APC who is facing a serious corruption charge and has been denied any form of reprieve against this case.

Buhari has not interfered despite him being an APC man but wants to allow the law take its course.

Yet in Benue they are accusing Buhari of interfering in opposition politics when he hasn't even interfered in his own party politics.

All these wailers yaba left was built specifically for your kind.

EzeIgboNwaChukwu:
Arrest and prosecute the flat head criminal. This government has zero tolerance to corrupt polithiefcians.
Bad news for the idiotic pigs of Biafra
Cc mightguy

IbrahimDamola:
Actually it bad news for we yoruba muslim buharideens. Orji kalu hates IPOB and love our mohomodu buarri so he is one of us. Insha allahbu, allabu Seriki!

Reference:
Indeed he travelled to Togo with the disgraced Finance Minister....indeed he doesn't interfere....

EzeIgboNwaChukwu:
cc Myndd44 rule 2.
This igbo impostor is hiding under a Muslim moniker.

Nwogeh:
Abeg jail the idiot

inoki247:
i have nothing to say after loosing bid e will still win d case no b Nigeria nd iz on d winning side

triblehaul1:
You will not have just mental illness come 2019, be ready to commit suicide as I will be voting in again.
Come to think of it it will be beta you commit suicide ahead of the election so we can take stock of how many Igbo / Ipob perished due to the reelection of Buhari and compare that to the million Ojukwu wasted on his own foolishness of Biafra war.

smileyoo:
apc govt is not serious about fighting corruption, because huge and more heinous corruption is still going on in this govt, but they always sweep it under the carpet. a govt that's serious 'll jail on these thieving politicians, without any discrimination and noise making on the pages of newspapers.

akelicious:
Justice Muhammed Idris of the Federal High Court sitting in Ikoyi, Lagos, on Tuesday, July 31, 2018, dismissed a no-case submission filed by a former governor of Abia State, Orji Kalu, in his bid to stop his trial over an alleged N3.2 billion fraud.

Mr Kalu is currently a chieftain of Nigeria’s ruling party, APC, and is one of the key supporters of President Muhammadu Buhari in the South-east.

Mr Kalu alongside his former Commissioner for Finance and Account, Jones Udeogu, and a company, Slok Nigeria Limited, are being prosecuted by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, on an amended 39-count charge bordering on money laundering to the tune of N3.2 billion.

The EFCC, through its counsel, Rotimi Jacobs, had, on Friday, May 11, closed its case against the defendants, after the conclusion of evidence given by a prosecution witness, Chidi Chukwuka, Deputy Director, Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation, NDIC.

During the May 11, 2018 proceedings, the prosecution counsel had also moved an oral application to amend the charge against the defendants in view of the evidence given so far.


However, the defence led by Awa Kalu, had, on May 28 filed a no-case submission on behalf of their clients, which they subsequently adopted as their written address.

In his short ruling on the no case-submission today, Justice Idris held that the prosecution had established a prima facie case against the defendants based on the evidence against the defendants.

The judge also held that there was a link between Mr Kalu and the two others.

“You have explanations to make,” the judge said.

Following the ruling, one of the defence counsel, Goddy Uche, informed the court that the lead counsel to the defendants, Awa Kalu, had written to notify the court that Mr Kalu has an appointment to undergo a surgery abroad.

He, therefore, prayed the court to adjourn the matter to September 10 to enable the first defendant, Mr Kalu, to open his defence.

In his response, the prosecution counsel, Mr Jacobs, urged the court to adjourn further proceedings to the first week of September, saying that “The President of the Court of Appeal has directed that the matter must be concluded before the end of September 2018.”

Consequently, Justice Idris adjourned the case to September 10, 2018 for the defendants to open their defence .

http://www.akelicious.net/2018/07/orji-kalu-loses-bid-to-stop-n32-billion.html

akelicious:
Justice Muhammed Idris of the Federal High Court sitting in Ikoyi, Lagos, on Tuesday, July 31, 2018, dismissed a no-case submission filed by a former governor of Abia State, Orji Kalu, in his bid to stop his trial over an alleged N3.2 billion fraud.

Mr Kalu is currently a chieftain of Nigeria’s ruling party, APC, and is one of the key supporters of President Muhammadu Buhari in the South-east.

Mr Kalu alongside his former Commissioner for Finance and Account, Jones Udeogu, and a company, Slok Nigeria Limited, are being prosecuted by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, on an amended 39-count charge bordering on money laundering to the tune of N3.2 billion.

The EFCC, through its counsel, Rotimi Jacobs, had, on Friday, May 11, closed its case against the defendants, after the conclusion of evidence given by a prosecution witness, Chidi Chukwuka, Deputy Director, Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation, NDIC.

During the May 11, 2018 proceedings, the prosecution counsel had also moved an oral application to amend the charge against the defendants in view of the evidence given so far.


However, the defence led by Awa Kalu, had, on May 28 filed a no-case submission on behalf of their clients, which they subsequently adopted as their written address.

In his short ruling on the no case-submission today, Justice Idris held that the prosecution had established a prima facie case against the defendants based on the evidence against the defendants.

The judge also held that there was a link between Mr Kalu and the two others.

“You have explanations to make,” the judge said.

Following the ruling, one of the defence counsel, Goddy Uche, informed the court that the lead counsel to the defendants, Awa Kalu, had written to notify the court that Mr Kalu has an appointment to undergo a surgery abroad.

He, therefore, prayed the court to adjourn the matter to September 10 to enable the first defendant, Mr Kalu, to open his defence.

In his response, the prosecution counsel, Mr Jacobs, urged the court to adjourn further proceedings to the first week of September, saying that “The President of the Court of Appeal has directed that the matter must be concluded before the end of September 2018.”

Consequently, Justice Idris adjourned the case to September 10, 2018 for the defendants to open their defence .

http://www.akelicious.net/2018/07/orji-kalu-loses-bid-to-stop-n32-billion.html