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Try this in the south end see where it leads you, mumu set of people Tochi3: |
If I give you hot slap... Mumu set of people |
The majority of underage children arraigned before an Abuja Federal High Court on Friday, November 1, are now ill after Nigerian Correctional Service officials rejected them at Kuje Prison. The malnourished minors were detained by the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) in a facility meant for adults at the Intelligence Response Team unit in the Apo area of the Federal Capital Territory. The kids who were granted bail on stringent terms by Justice Obiora Egwuatu are 24 in number but about 20 of them have been hospitalized at an undisclosed hospital, according to sources. “The malnourished underage detainees were rejected by Kuje Prison and the majority of them have fallen ill because the police kept them in facilities meant for adults. “Twenty of the underage detainees have hospitalized in Abuja after the police detained them in facilities for adults,” one of the sources said. Leaders of the Take It Back Movement said when they sent a delegation to provide them with food and clothes on Sunday, only six of them were available as the police said others were malnourished, sick and hospitalised. The minors who have been detained for over 90 days, are facing treasonous charges for participating in the peaceful #EndBadGovernance protest that took place in August. This development has sparked widespread criticism against the government, led by President Bola Tinubu, with many condemning the prolonged detention and harsh treatment of minors. The protest was a response to the country's economic downturn, which has led to widespread hardship and frustration among citizens. Human rights and advocacy groups across the country have accused President Tinubu of running a cruel, heinous and punitive government. The groups demanded the unconditional release of all detained protesters, especially minors; immediate suspension of all exorbitant bail conditions granted to the protesters; transparent investigation into the maltreatment of underage detainees, including starvation, physical abuse, and psychological trauma at IRT and other detention centres, and an end to the criminalisation of protests and dissent voices in the country.
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Na Mumu go think say OBI go solve Nigeria issue.... Obi Na original disaster
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He shall wan trend.....
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Na igbo people dey destroy south west.... Their type plenty for yorubaland....evil people |
I trust my naija people, just give them two cups of rice....Home straight up
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madridguy:What part? What movement? Mumu man |
madridguy:Stop deceiving yourself, God don't support terrorism....God won't accept any terrorist unless he repented before he died... |
Try as much as possible not to stay alone... Always stay with someone for like a month avoid being alone for a start. |
Rexymania:Na you go burn am? 😂😂😂 |
BigBrother9ja:Shut up there... |
Imagine @20....na dem go dey reason street bros anyhow.... Na so one run mad for my Kabba Last week |
She followed what she was taught In Islamic book... NO ROOM FOR PEACE... |
Let him go same way.... No shades
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una dey mob person wey neva chop for days... |
Amara Na legend |
I will continue saying it.... Islam is hell |
Na main reason I no dey follow Friends Waka anyhow... Ore ti tan abanirin gan o si |
Where we these northerners during EndSars |
Tribalism is the main problem of this country... May God help us all |
Loneliness at its peak |
I will keep saying it, ISLAM stands for WAR |
these criminals no dey even fear anybody , govt should make use of this video to apprehend them asap |
Job well done, ELIMINATE THEM ALL, before you attack me , I'm an Igbo man |
Just tell her to stay at home |
Must something happen it💁 |
Dem suppose stone martins for that die minute missed.... ![]() |
Na onlyfans star...so what do you expect? |
My nigga |
Old fool |
A senior lawyer, John Aikpokpo-Martins, has said that in his case at the Effurun High Court in Delta State, the Governor of Lagos state, Babajide Sanwo- Olu, has refused to undergo a DNA as requested by one Emmanuel Sanwu-Olu who alleged before the court that the governor is his biological father. In the SUIT NO: EHC/148/2022, filed by Aikpokpo-Martins on behalf of the young man, his client had claimed that the current governor while working at a private company operating in Delta State from 1994 to 1995, dated and impregnated his mother, Grace Moses and disappearred. He claimed that while he was growing up, he began to ask his mother about his father. He further alleged that when the Governor began to show up on television, someone drew his attention to the fact that the defendant bears Sanwo-Olu. According to him, he saw similarities between him and the governor and showed videos to his mother who confirmed he was his father. His lawyer said, through his application that the governor has refused to give his client attention. He, therefore urged the court for the following reliefs, : “A declaration that the Defendant is the biological father of the Claimant begotten from Madam Grace Moses of Oleri, Delta State. “An order directing and compelling the Defendant to acknowledge and accord the claimant all the rights of a son in accordance with all the laws applicable whether customarily, statutorily or constitutionally. “An Order of perpetual injunction restraining the defendant from further denying the parenthood of the claimant.” On Tuesday, Martins stated via his Facebook page that the governor has filed an objection refusing to urdergo a DNA test. “With Emmanuel Sanwu-Olu at the Effurun High Court today. Emmanuel the acclaimed son of Babajide Sanwo-Olu, the Executive Governor of Lagos State had approached the Delta State High Court claiming that the Governor is his biological father and requested the Governor to waive his constitutional immunity and undergo a DNA test to confirm his (Emmanuel) paternity. “Surprisingly and shockingly, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu in response filed processes refusing to waive his immunity and undergo a DNA test. The case was adjourned to 17th January, 2023 to hear the objection of the Governor.” [b][/b]
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