₦airaland Forum

LegendHero:
My own surprise is that how the hell could they pull this off on Monday.

Is there no sit at home again? I will need to ask Mazi Simon Ekpa how this could happen.

Brb.

I’m back. Update!!

I heard the rally was on Saturday. So I still stan Mazi Simon Ekpa sit at home order.

valicious1:
But he looks more stronger and Agile than your paedophile prophet Mohammed

Poiu11:
that not the scale that is the computer cursor scale . by moving the cursor that changes . you lack the understanding on satellite picture the scale are the same ... the scale is 8000 meter and eye of camera48km check it

aba scale is 8000 meter and eye of camera 48km
ibadan scale is 8000 meter and eye of camera 48km

SpatialKing:
Please stop deceiving and misleading people
The scale of those maps are not the same.

For Aba is at 71 scale
While Ibadan is at about 175m scale

Due to scale factor Ibadan will definitely look bigger than Aba.

Lurdmax10:
It's rather unfortunate the current system cannot produce the best.

Maybe he would've been the best governor of Ekiti state, who knows

Justice Abiola Soladoye of the Lagos State Domestic Violence and Sexual Offences Court on Wednesday sentenced a man, Ayokunle Bailey, to life imprisonment for defiling a 15-year-old girl.

According to the state prosecution team, Olusola Soneye and Olufunke Adegoke, the convict committed the offence on December 18, 2017, in an uncompleted building around the Alaka area of Mushin, Lagos State.

The defendant was charged with sexual defilement, an offence which contravenes Section 137 of the Criminal Laws of Lagos State, 2015.

According to the prosecution team, the victim visited her grandmother on the fateful day.

While playing with other children outside the house, the convict lured her into an uncompleted building and forcefully had sex with her.

The prosecution said the convict was later arrested after the survivor walked home with blood dripping from her private parts and the defendant was identified by the survivor, who informed her aunt about the incident.

Justice Soladoye said the prosecution proved the charge of defilement against the convict.


She explained that the convict was crude and unkind, adding that he messed up the survivor’s purity and innocence.

She said, “The defendant is rough and selfish and the survivor gave her testimony truthfully, cogently, positively and brilliantly. She was brave.

“The story of the defendant is dishonest and full of lies. He is a reckless and ruthless person.

“The defendant, having been found guilty as charged is sentenced to life imprisonment without the option of fine.”


In a related development, an Ekiti State High Court, Ado Ekiti division, has sentenced a 50-year-old man, Usman Tajudeen, to life imprisonment for raping a four-year-old girl.

The defendant was tried before the court on one count of rape and found guilty.

The charge read, “That you, Usman Tajudeen, on August 21, 2020, at Ikere Ekiti, within the jurisdiction of this honourable court, did rape a four-year-old girl.”

The prosecutor, K.S. Adeyemo, said the offence was contrary to Section 31(2) of the Child’s Right Law, Cap.C7 Laws of Ekiti State, 2012.

In her statement to the police, the victim said, “Daddy Latifat (the defendant), who is living at our house, took me to his sitting room. He said I should sit on his lap; he removed my pants and put his something (penis) where I urinate. He used to call me to his sitting room to do it.”

Also, in her testimony before the court, the victim’s mother said, “I was where I was making cassava flour and my daughter went to excrete. When I went to pack the faeces, I noticed blood in the faeces.

“Thereafter, I checked her anus and saw blood coming out of her private parts. I was afraid. When I inquired from her, she said it was Daddy Latifat that put his organ (penis) in her private parts.”

The convict, who spoke in his defence through his counsel, Tope Salam, prayed the court to temper justice with mercy.

In the court judgment, Justice Lekan Ogunmoye said, “The prosecutor has established before the court that the defendant had sexual intercourse with the minor without her consent and therefore committed the offence of rape as charged.

“In all, the prosecution has proved this case beyond reasonable doubt against the defendant. The sentence for the offence of rape under the Child Rights Law is mandatory; he is sentenced to life imprisonment.”

Nvestor02:
With how things stand now

TINUBU WILL SURELY HAVE
70% of votes in South-West

40% of votes in South-South... Edo, Delta, Akwa Ibom will surely take the lead.

20% of votes in South-East.... Watch out for imo and Ebonyi

40% of votes in North Central.... Nassarawa, Niger, Kwara and Kogi will be his strong hold.

30% in North East..... Tinubu will surely pick his running mate from there which will resist Atiku a little and boost his chance....Borno, Yobe, Gombe won't disappoint.

50% in the North West.... North West is a strong hold of APC.... Kano, Kaduna, Zamfara, Kastina will give him the votes.

Other percent of votes will be shared between Atiku and Peter Lunatic Obi. And that will give Tinubu the through chance of winning.

goatandyam:
See the Werey above. Why can't you investigate yourself and tell us the truth. Oloriibu.

Useless muslim bastard.

You can as well get some c4 and strap it to your body and blow yourself up. Abi isn't that what your useless rapist prophet taught you?

Eranko gbogbo. Always looking for trouble where none exist. Dem swear for you people ni? Despite all your so called education, still no fuckkking common sense whatsoever.

majole:
You try but I advice you to wait till vice for PDP is known. Plateau is weary of fulani so they would vote Muslim/Muslim ticket or Peter Obi? Just watch out cos MUSLIM/MUSLIM Ticket might not get 25% on the Plateau/Taraba

God1000:
Commendable, it will take 3 years in Nigeria

In this exclusive interview with ABIODUN SANUSI, presidential candidate of the New Nigeria People’s Party and national leader of the Kwankwasiya movement, Rabiu Kwankwaso, said he would not forego his presidential ambition for anyone, including the presidential candidates of the major opposition Peoples Democratic Party, Atiku Abubakar, and that of the ruling All Progressives Congress, Bola Tinubu.

How do you intend to defeat the APC and the PDP, considering their nationwide spread?

The Kwankwasiya movement is very popular, and we’ll even win in the North-Eastern region. I’m happy that the Electoral Bill was signed into law, and that would make it difficult for anyone to rig us as they’ve always done in the past.

Once there’s a free and fair election, it’ll be difficult for anyone to defeat us. Hence, I am certain of victory against Presidential candidates of the ruling All Progressives Congress, Bola Tinubu, and Atiku Abubakar of the major opposition, Peoples Democratic Party, at the polls in 2023.

Are you ready to sacrifice your presidential ambition for Atiku Abubakar to facilitate the defeat of the APC in the general elections?

I won’t be stepping down for anyone, our party is popular across the country, and we’re sure of victory at the polls.

Our candidacy is based on capacity and performance. Nigerians will not vote for any experiment now, people are looking for those that have done it better in the past, and people who are trusted. Nigerians want someone that can unite Nigeria, improve the education system, and end the issue of incessant insecurity. We’ve always cared for the people. And many, especially the poor masses, were happy that I got the presidential ticket of the NNPP.


Do you not see Bola Tinubu and Atiku Abubakar as threats to your ambition?

It is not me that would defeat Tinubu and Atiku, rather, it is the masses of this country that believes in us. Although I and the party will only be a symbol on the ballot paper, it is the people that will go to the polling booths to vote them out because the difference between me and the two other major candidates is very clear. They are well-known to Nigerians, and they have nothing new to tell Nigerians. And I am also well-known, and the people know what I stand for.

How do you intend to penetrate the South-West and the South-East?

Our party has grown very fast. Months ago no one knew about the party, but in the last four months, the party has been popular across the country. The NNPP is now a household name, we have leadership and followership across the nation. Our ideology is different.

We also have so many supporters who are indigenous to the Southern region of the country. And, of course, the Arewa community in the Southern region would have no other choice but to vote for us because I’ve always represented their interests.

How and where do you and your party intend to get a running mate?

We’re currently making consultations, and a committee will be instituted to help get the best Nigerian who will be a Christian from the Southern part of the country as the Vice-Presidential candidate of our party.


The Kwankwasiya national movement is already in the Southern part of the country. And we’d get someone that is widely accepted in the Southern part of the country as my running-mate, and I’m sure they would come with their own benefits to be added to the NNPP for the success of the party. And when we come together no candidate of the APC or the PDP would be able to defeat us.

What do you think about the chances of your party, NNPP at the polls?

The New Nigeria People’s Party was registered about 21 years ago, and before we joined the party about four months ago many people knew very little or nothing about it. However, since our group, the Kwankwasiya movement and the national movement joined the NNPP, the party has become a household name. We’re everywhere. We have complete leadership and followership in every local government, state, and national political spectrum. People have continued to join our party, especially since we had our congress.

The congress and primary elections that we had to elect our State Assembly, National Assembly, Gubernatorial candidates, and even the national convention wherein I was affirmed as the candidate of the New Nigeria People’s Party, have made it clear that we have three major candidates in the forthcoming general elections. One from the APC, another from the PDP, and my humble self, and we at the NNPP are sure of victory at the polls.

Do you think you have what it takes to win the forthcoming Presidential elections?

Definitely, I have all that is required to become the President of this great country. I was a governor under the PDP between 1999 and 2003, and I was Minister of Defence from 2003 till the end of 2006 when I resigned to contest the gubernatorial elections again in Kano, and I won for a second term before I went to the Senate.

Between all these times, I was in the NDDC as the representative of the North-West. I can also say this anywhere, that I am one of the founding fathers of the Peoples Democratic Party in 1998.


During the 1995 Constitutional Conference, I was also elected as one of the delegates from Kano. In 1992 I was elected as a member of the House of Representatives representing Madobi Federal Constituency and subsequently won election as deputy speaker in the House. The masses of this country believe in my capacity, and they know my antecedent.