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| Re: Mace Snatching: Omo-agege Risks Prosecution, Six Months Jail – Report by Gujikaru: 2:30pm On Apr 26, 2019 |
dre11::
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| Re: Mace Snatching: Omo-agege Risks Prosecution, Six Months Jail – Report by seangy4konji: 2:33pm On Apr 26, 2019 |
barawo everybody |
| Re: Mace Snatching: Omo-agege Risks Prosecution, Six Months Jail – Report by paddyofboss(m): 2:45pm On Apr 26, 2019 |
This guy fowl go soon lay cook egg |
| Re: Mace Snatching: Omo-agege Risks Prosecution, Six Months Jail – Report by Sonnobax15(m): 2:48pm On Apr 26, 2019 |
The omo. Agege i know will certainly qo scott free...let the propaqandists keep on wailinq... |
| Re: Mace Snatching: Omo-agege Risks Prosecution, Six Months Jail – Report by wink2015(m): 2:52pm On Apr 26, 2019 |
By Onwuka Nzeshi The senator representing Delta Central Senatorial District in the upper chamber of the National Assembly, Senator Ovie Omo-Agege, is currently at risk of prosecution and six months imprisonment. That is as the two chambers of the National Assembly move to take final steps on the infamous invasion of the Senate chambers and the snatching of the mace about a year ago. The invasion of the chambers of the Senate, which occurred on Wednesday April 18,2018, threw the legislature into a momentary panic as some hoodlums suspected to have entered the hallowed chamber with Omo-Agege on that fateful day forcefully took away the mace. Although the mace was recovered under the bridge near the Abuja City Gate two days later, the National Assembly has been probing the circumstances that led to the unfortunate incident that saw some unknown persons breaking through all the security checks at the National Assembly. An Adhoc Committee of the Senate and House of Representatives was set up to investigate the incident and unravel the mystery. New Telegraph gathered that the report of the Adhoc Committee, which investigated the invasion has been slated for debate next week. A source in the Senate confirmed that the Adhoc Committee headed by Senate Deputy Majority Leader. Senator Bala Ibn Na’Allah, actually completed its work some months ago but the exigencies of time particular during the election season had not permitted its consideration. It was also gathered that a similar Adhoc Committee of the House of Representatives which also investigated the matter has also completed its assignment and would also consider the report of its findings next week. New Telegraph learnt that the two chambers might be considering their separate reports on the same day to ensure they dispensed with the matter before the expiration of the life span of the 8th National Assembly. A source familiar with workings of the investigative committees said the reports indicted Omo-Agege and some other major actors for their alleged roles in the invasion and mace snatching saga. According to the source, all those indicted have been recommended for appropriate sanctions as contained in the Legislative Powers and Privileges Act which recommended a minimum of six months imprisonment for the obstruction of lawmakers in the performance of their legislative duties. Omo-Agege was reportedly indicted on the strong suspicion that the hoodlums who violated the rules by invading the red chambers and snatching the mace were in his entourage and acted on his instructions. The lawmaker had defied a suspension order placed on him and resumed duties at plenary that fateful morning in the company with some strange elements. Although Omo-Agege would have been sent on another suspension, he was quick to approach the courts for an order restraining the Senate from taking any drastic action against him. Sources in the know about the report said that the report classified some actions as major and minor culprits and that punish, nets were recommended accordingly. https://www.newtelegraphng.com/2019/04/mace-snatching-omo-agege-risks-prosecution-six-months-jail-report/ NO MORE AGEGE BREAD! THINGS ARE NO LONGER AT EASE WITH THIS DELTA POLITICIANS. HAVING BEEN KICKED OUT OF HIS SENATORIAL SEAT BY A BENIN APPEAL COURT THE CENTRE COULD NOT HOLD. After the handover ceremony, Omo Agege political enemies are coming to hold his SCORTUM and squeeze it painfully. The Oshiomole, Buhari, Daura etc that encouraged him to carry senate mace have all abandoned him to his political wilderness. This is a lesson for all of us to learn about human being. |
| Re: Mace Snatching: Omo-agege Risks Prosecution, Six Months Jail – Report by Cumpel1615: 3:06pm On Apr 26, 2019 |
Spufur63:scammer scammee scammed |
| Re: Mace Snatching: Omo-agege Risks Prosecution, Six Months Jail – Report by City001: 3:06pm On Apr 26, 2019 |
If this agege of a man was in the opposition while carrying out this menace of a Mace,he will have been in jail by now ,but since he was working for the APC is the reason he is still walking free and they continue mercemerising with Nigerians. |
| Re: Mace Snatching: Omo-agege Risks Prosecution, Six Months Jail – Report by acounter2(m): 3:25pm On Apr 26, 2019 |
dre11:omo agege? thought agege is a town/,LGA in Lagos? how do I judge d upper chamber sha! |
| Re: Mace Snatching: Omo-agege Risks Prosecution, Six Months Jail – Report by balonaija(f): 3:52pm On Apr 26, 2019 |
why? |
| Re: Mace Snatching: Omo-agege Risks Prosecution, Six Months Jail – Report by ogubolokento(m): 3:56pm On Apr 26, 2019 |
He should produce those thugs for prosecution also. |
| Re: Mace Snatching: Omo-agege Risks Prosecution, Six Months Jail – Report by Chimaokigwe: 4:07pm On Apr 26, 2019 |
Kenturkey048:Coming from a debased nonentity who engages in sexual orgies, you must have herpes in your brain. It makes you incapable of processing information. |
| Re: Mace Snatching: Omo-agege Risks Prosecution, Six Months Jail – Report by Kenturkey048(m): 4:12pm On Apr 26, 2019 |
Chimaokigwe:oga na u sabi all these things wey u write oo... |
| Re: Mace Snatching: Omo-agege Risks Prosecution, Six Months Jail – Report by Kenturkey048(m): 4:15pm On Apr 26, 2019 |
Chimaokigwe:again he has written another bavsgsbshshhehshsbsbshshshbsjsubssbsg u no dey taya..? |
| Re: Mace Snatching: Omo-agege Risks Prosecution, Six Months Jail – Report by ALRENOgroup: 4:24pm On Apr 26, 2019 |
JUST 6MONTHS? THAT IS TOO SMALL AND VERY KIND OF THE HOUSE... HE SHOULD BE MADE TO SERVE THE NUMBER OF YEARS IN JAIL HE HAS SERVED AS A SENATOR IN THE HOUSE AND SHOULD BE FED WITH MAIZE (CORN) SINCE HE LOVE STEALING MACE SO THAT HE WILL KNOW THE DIFFERENT BETWEEN FREEDOM AND BONDAGE.... Agege bread na that 1 be bread? mace-snatching-omo-agege-risks-prosecution-six-months-jail |
| Re: Mace Snatching: Omo-agege Risks Prosecution, Six Months Jail – Report by Chimaokigwe: 4:24pm On Apr 26, 2019 |
Kenturkey048:Ekok, stop typing as if your brain is on vacation. No be you dey find orgy here? https://www.nairaland.com/3767846/gagshsjjssisuj Kenturkey048: |
| Re: Mace Snatching: Omo-agege Risks Prosecution, Six Months Jail – Report by Chimaokigwe: 4:38pm On Apr 26, 2019 |
Kenturkey048:See this one wey HIV don wreck. If you come to this world again, you won't be straffing anyhow.
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| Re: Mace Snatching: Omo-agege Risks Prosecution, Six Months Jail – Report by Kenturkey048(m): 4:50pm On Apr 26, 2019 |
Chimaokigwe:this man get time oooh...u go extract picture wey I snap 2016 come out....picking wey dey born 2016 na 3 years by 2019...u be truly APC person... |
| Re: Mace Snatching: Omo-agege Risks Prosecution, Six Months Jail – Report by Gforce2019: 6:28pm On Apr 26, 2019 |
Acedave1:How? |
| Re: Mace Snatching: Omo-agege Risks Prosecution, Six Months Jail – Report by Don70(m): 11:03pm On Apr 26, 2019 |
This is just a desperate attempt by those justling to be DSP to blackmail Omo-Agege. Nobody is even thinking of that issue right now, not to talk of jailing him for a crime he didn't commit. Sen Ovie Omo-Agege is Nigeria's next DSP. |
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