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Hope u r not staying in the north? |
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team middle very portable a size |
Fooooooooooooooal u r at op
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Download full version of ur hair or better still do an update |
to dem ladies of ur boi frnd still dresses like wizkid and op tell him to grow up |
And?
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i agree to all but that number 4 will always want me to go back to bed |
But when on earth will nairaland get lose of Tonto dike, is she the step cousin daughter to seun ni?
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Shocking |
Could this trees really be in this world
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Pls does he mean drugs like paracetamol?? Kind of confused here |
Lol |
[b] The Inspector-General of Police, Mr. Solomon Arase, has defended police investigation into the alleged forgery of the Senate Standing Orders 2015.The police boss defended his action in a preliminary objection opposing a suit filed bythe Enugu East senator in the National Assembly, Mr. Gilbert Nnaji, asking the Federal High Court in Abuja to restrain the police and the Attorney-General of the Federation from taking any further step on the allegation.Nnaji had filed the suit asking the court to stop the police investigation on the grounds that it “is inspired by a devious petition by the Secretary of the Unity Forum Senators,solely aimed at unjustly incriminating the Deputy President of the Senate, Ike Ekweremadu.”But the office of the Attorney-General of the Federation, the second defendant to the suit, had also filed a similar notice of preliminary objection, asking the court to strike out the suit, which it said ought to have been instituted by Ekweremadu, if truly the police investigation was meant to unjustly incriminate him.In the preliminary objection filed by the counsel for the Inspector General of Police,Mr. Oloye Torugbene, the police asked the court to strike out the senator’s suit because the plaintiff lacked the legal right to institute the suit.The police added that the forgery allegation raised “issues of criminality” and “not simply an issue on the floor” of the Senate.They added that no Nigerian had immunity against investigation and that investigating alleged forgery could not amount to undue interference in the affairs of the Senate.A counter-affidavit accompanying the preliminary objection and deposed to by an officer in the Legal/Prosecution Section of the Force Criminal Investigation Department in Abuja, Joshua Yohanna, stated, “Every Nigerian can be investigatedfor crime. There is no immunity against investigation in all civilised countries, Nigeria inclusive.“Investigating the allegation of forgery can only strengthen the integrity of the Senate and the Senate leadership.”The police urged the judge to strike out the suit because the plaintiff had not demonstrated that he had “special interestthat is beyond that of every other senator.”They insisted that they had a duty to investigate allegations of crimes and that their “duty will be impeded” if the court granted the prayers sought by the plaintiff.The counter-affidavit also read, “The first defendant (the Inspector-General of Police) has a duty and responsibility to investigate all allegations of crime; to determine whether allegations of forgery aremade out; who committed the said forgery; and if there is a forgery at all, in the first place.“Investigating the allegations and determining the culpability or otherwise of the alleged culprits will lead to a just conclusion of the matter.“Non-investigation of the allegations will engender mistrust amongst the disputing sides.“The matter at hand is not simply an issue on the floor.“The matter at hand raises issues of criminality.“The first defendant (the Inspector-General of Police) owes Nigerians the duty to unearth the truth behind the allegations of forgery.”The police maintained that the IGP had never taken side on the issue and would remain neutral.“The first defendant is neutral in this matter.“The first defendant has not taken sides, will not take sides and does not take sides on issues of this nature at all.”Justice Gabriel Kolawole on August 4 fixed September 8 for the hearing of an application filed by another Senator Suleiman Hunkuyi seeking to be joined as a defendant in the suit.[/b]
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60,000 is too low for us now |
i laugh when I see pot calling kettle black, has Obasanjo forgotten operation feed the nation was converted to his personal Obasanjo farm? But y didn't he comes out to talk as an elder state man he claimed to be when Jonathan said stealing is not corruption? |
i smell lies, so to go heaven now certificate most be involved? Na contract? Like someone always says gullible Nigerians
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How much do a a senator collect? |
Sexy mother and daughter |
but west Germany is rich abi? Gullible Nigerians will still believe this crab, a country where their law makers earn more than Obama, a country where 70% of the owners of mansions in the world most expensive estate is owned by her citizen, a country where 60% of her pastors are on the world richest top list yet Nigerian is not rich, or some fools meek the nation dry? God will make u all responsible for this, pay with ur health and that of ur families IJN I won't curse you oooooooo |
Honestly I get myself a very cold chivita juice couple with hot sausage then after enter one canteen consume pounded yam them go home swear for the girl. Gbam |
See one LovePeddler condemning men Sh*t |
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Keep fooling gullible Nigerians wat abt the exorbitant allowances |
Beingunique:I tot u r to be unique |
Wondering why he's still putting on that Jersey after the heavy defeat |
No concern me weytin concern me na for you to resign
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Oya wake up
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Will tell her she shouldn't come back telling me someone raped her oooooo |
Sure the man of God is richer than bill spiritually, he has blessed millions of souls To the poster below me i think he's obsessed, if only adeboye was a white preacher he wouldn't think of him like that Nigerians been not appreciating our people since 1905bc
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