₦airaland Forum

The truth of today's proceeding ....this ban was able to sail through because the plenary was presided by the deputy senate leader..Sarike trial on CCB started today ,so he was absent ....and present in the court.Good one though.

It thought it was my thread i posted on Romance?



Mynd
Lala

Come and see oooo.....plagelism

Medunah:
Haba guy, take style lie nah

That's two different couple

Babe watch am well na....no be take the pix ni

My brethren since I was born and now I am getting old ,I have not seen wedding photo like this,not until i saw it in benin or have you seen?

This happened in Benin city and I was there live.the marriage of brother Ahevghaire Osage and sister blessing



Source...Live

lalaberry:
church is now a family business passed on to generations.
Jesus abeg do quick & come

Will you go to heaven if Jesus Christ come ? Just asking oo...hehehe

Please is he a bus conductor at Oshodi ? I don't know him.

Can't stop watching the video....I think this is ritual.

Where is the parents of the man ? Edo girls and their appetite of marrying any light skinned man .na wao o

Please does some church give money for testimony because I am not understanding ooo.

NLsers are full of Idiol worshippers...


Modify....some comment are very funny ,can't stop laughing though.

metallisc:
https://newsofnigeria.com/photos-president-buhari-gets-honorary-doctorate-degree/

O boy u wan kill person ni...kilode ?hahahahah

Infact when Buhari go read am for paper..the man go laugh say..chai.Ipob and Massob via cucumbers has promoted me to Dr ...oya make una kwatinue the promotion .


Hahahah hahahaha hahaha

Nigerian drug peddler, John Okoro who had served a prison term and was a few hours from being deported has made a daring escape from the Anti-Narcotics Cell’s custody, Indian newspapers have reported. John Okoro: makes daring escape Okoro, 35, had sought permission to step out of the detention room on the first floor of the agency’s Azad Maidan office around 2 a m, saying he wanted to use the toilet, and then jumped from the balcony. He crashed through the asbestos roof and fled on foot. The constable guarding him also leaped from the balcony in a desperate attempt to nab him, but ended up injured. He is recovering at the Nagpada police hospital. The Anti-Narcotics Cell’s Azad Maidan office is barely 15 feet from the local police station. The office shares a wall with the police’s station detection room. The Esplanade court is in the same compound. An alert has been issued for Okoro, who was convicted for trying to selling banned substances in 2014 and recently completed his jail term. Before his conviction, the 35-year-old Nigerian lived in Koparkhairane, Navi Mumbai. After his prison sentence ended, he was placed under the ANC’s custody on December 31 and he was due to be deported on Monday afternoon. “Around 2 am, Okoro told the constable on guard that he wanted to visit the washroom. He was being taken there when he jumped from the balcony. He landed on the asbestos roof, which immediately gave away,” a police officer said. “He ran in the directions of Mahapalika Marg.” Another officer said a manhunt had been launched and the Anti-Narcotics Cell had asked informers to be on the lookout. Okoro was wearing a blue shirt, blue jeans and slippers. Fresh charges stemming from his daring escape have been registered at the Azad Maidan police again.







Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/01/prison-break-nigerian-okoro-escapes-india-cell/

sarrki:
Mimiko &, Emmanuel Udom

Wike Fayosi,Okowa(Delta state) and Emmanuel Udom

......more to Come Oga Wike,save your breath for the worse...pele

Wow ,what a beautiful lad....she even carry her pkekus go..chai...she go don do shakara for one guy oo.





Modified

May her killer never go unpunished.RIP

[quote author=adeaks post=52313766]That Senator Nwaobaoshi is a big disgrace to Nigeria and Nigerians. The Youtube video of him eulogizing Ibori is just cringe worthy.

Telling the whole world that a convict while in jail 'made' Governors, Senators and Speakers and even supported the Senate president.

He even said that Ibori is "the man who made everybody and nobody made him". Smh. [/



That senator Nwaoboshi,is representing my constituency ...he is a disgrace to us and to Nigerian ,he has not done anything meaningful to Delta North and his village which I also came from..he is a very big disgrace .the truth is that we didn't vote for him ,it was Ifeanyi Okowa and PDP that manipulated the result .

pyyxxaro:
If this babe give me free lashing ehn

I go bust cry run

because I know say her Kpekus must get small small teeth



The kin Babe go de stand de piss like man

Hahahaha hahahaha hahahah hahahah. I nearly fall from chair!

Not surprise though because that building needed a rehabilitation but non came to its rescue..everything in that building has worn out,time I comes to police college that building has been my point of concerne...RIP to the dead.

baybeeboi:
While this is supposed to make sense, the soldier just ended it with a childish comment.

How ,abi you dey reason like Wike ?

Na lie Jhor,na photoshoping

Oooohh which kin tin be this na

Please who is she ?

KARMA....it is obvious that Wike learnt well from his master..Amaechi...

john4reala:
The GCFR is a bastard
his children are bunch of idiots
his wife belongs to the other room
and his country is stagnant like lake chad
..... Everyone that voted Buhari shall never see Good things in Life

Why you dey cry nah......e pain you die I swear.

jazinogold:
None for now...but with wat m seeing some people might get suffocated!

Suffocated in an open air? Aba ..,Bros why na

Well ,down syndrome, is just a structural chromosomal aberration ,it is not a disease,after all the girl is okay,has good set of breast,and I believe her down part is also good.Congrat the man with a big heart.

…I was victim of corruption in judiciary, says retiring C-Appeal Justice By Ikechukwu Nnochiri ABUJA-The Nigerian Bar Association, NBA, on Thursday, asked all the judges being investigated over their alleged involvement in acts of corruption to recuse themselves from further judicial functions or proceed on compulsory leave, until their innocence is fully and completely established. The legal body said such step was not only necessary in order to protect the sanctity and integrity of judicial processes that may involve the judges concerned, but to also safeguard the public image of the judiciary as an institution. NBA, which made its position known at a valedictory court session that was held in honour of a retiring Justice of the Court of Appeal, Justice Sotonye Denton-West, further urged the National Judicial Council, NJC, to take very urgent steps to restore the sanctity of the courts. It will be recalled that among Judges whose homes were raided by operatives of the Department of State Service, DSS, between October 8 and 9, included two Supreme Court Justices- Iyang Okoro and Sylvester Ngwuta. Others included Justices Adeniyi Ademola of the Federal High Court Abuja, Kabir Auta of the Kano High Court, Muazu Pindiga of Gombe High Court, Mohammed Tsamiya of the Court of Appeal in Ilorin, and the Chief Judge of Enugu State, I. A. Umezulike. The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, is equally probing some judges allegedly involved in fraudulent transactions. Meanwhile, the National President of the NBA, Mr. A.B Mahmoud, SAN, in an address he presented at the special court session, said: “My Lords, distinguished ladies and gentlemen permit me digress a little. I am sure that many here will be expecting me to make further statements on the ongoing events affecting the nation’s judiciary. “I have in the course of the last two weeks or so made several statements and remarks on these developments. Our position is therefore well known. We have emphasized our commitment to safeguarding the independence of the nation’s judiciary. “We have also spoken firmly on our commitment to rid the judiciary and indeed the bar of all corrupt elements. I will like to say we remain resolute on these. In the course of the last several days, the NBA has continued to hold high level consultations with all segments of the bar and other stakeholders and indeed the administration on how to address what has obviously become a major concern to all Nigerians within and outside the country. Ngwuta, Okoroand Ademola “That is corruption in the judiciary. On Thursday 13th of October at the meeting of bar leaders comprising past NBA Presidents, Past General Secretaries and past Attorneys –General of the Federation, we reviewed very carefully the developments after listening to detailed briefings from both the Attorney General and Minister of Justice as well the Secretary of the National Judicial Council. “One of the resolutions we took was to set up a Task Force to urgently review the current developments and come up with clear specific recommendations on how best to clean up the nation’s judiciary and rebuild confidence of Nigerians in our law courts. I am expecting the report of that task force in two weeks. “In the meantime we have continued with our consultations and engagements. We will be coming up with bold and clear recommendations which we will pass to the National Judicial Council and the Government. “In the interim however, particularly having regards to what appears to an ongoing accusations and counter accusations between the some of the Judges and other personalities or agencies, it appears to the NBA that it is extremely important that the NJC takes very urgent steps to safeguard the public image and sanctity of the courts. “We therefore strongly recommend that, without prejudice to the innocence or otherwise of the Judges involved in the ongoing investigations, they should be required to recuse themselves from further judicial functions or required to proceed on compulsory leave until their innocence is fully and completely established or until the conclusion of all judicial or disciplinary proceedings. “We believe this will be necessary in order to protect the sanctity and integrity of judicial processes that may involve the judges concerned and safeguard the public image of the institution”. Similarly, Chairman of Akure branch of the NBA, Mr. Oso Adetunji, in his own address, said there was need to deal with corrupt judges without desecrating the sacredness of the judiciary as an institution. “The task before us as a nation is not to debate whether there are corrupt judges in our judiciary, the task is how to remove or deal with the few corrupt ones on the Bench, without destroying the judiciary. “A corrupt judge on the bench is a cancer to the system. It eats deep into the system and will eventually kill the system if not removed. But let us remove such cancerous judges with care and due processes so that in our attempt to kill the cancer, we don’t inadvertently kill the system too. “Let us deal with the corrupt judges in the judiciary without desecrating the sacredness of the institution. In dealing with the corrupt judges in our midst, let us treat the system with decency and dignity, so as to preserve the awe with which the ordinary man holds the court. “Let every corrupt judge first be subjected to the disciplinary procedure of the NJC, disciplined and removed before subjecting him to the ridicule and treatment of a common criminal. It is not for him. It is for the sake of the system. I would be happy to see a corrupt judge handcuffed, paraded and docked. But for the sake of the system, let such be arraigned and docked as dismissed judicial officers. After all, the Nigeria Police Force will not submit its officer, no matter how junior he is, for prosecution without first removing his uniform. “We all know that the NJC does not have the statutory power to prosecute. It is only saddled with the power to by virtue of section 292(1), Paragraph 20 (b) (d) of the Third Schedule to the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999, as amended, to discipline a judge. “Let the NJC first discipline, by removing a judge from office, before handing him over for prosecution. To be able to this, the NJC must embark on a confidence building process by repositioning itself for this task. “We suggest that petition against and judicial official be treated thoroughly and with dispatch. It must act without fear or favour. Spouses of any politically exposed person should not be elevated to the Bench. Where the spouse of any politically exposed person is serving before his or her spouse was elevated to the Bench, let such spouse step down from the Bench”, Adetunji added. Meanwhile, Justice Denton-West who bowed out of the appellate court bench having clocked the 70 years mandatory retirement age, in her speech, said she was a victim of corruption in the judiciary. Justice Denton-West, who was the first female judge in Rivers State, said: “I would be failing in my duties as a senior citizen of this country, if I fail to comment on the recent goings in the judiciary. Indeed I know and believe that there is corruption unfortunately even in the folds of the judiciary. I have personally been a victim of corrupt acts from the judiciary on some occasions”. However, she called on the authorities to revisit the remuneration of justices. “The workload is heavy. Something should be done to give comfort to both serving judges and those that have retired. We spend almost all our time to make the society liveable, so, giving us a liveable life should not be too much. The judiciary still remains the common hope of all. So please may everybody treat the judiciary with respect”, she added. Among dignitaries at the event included Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State.

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/10/dss-raid-nba-asks-arrested-judges-step-aside-pending-trial/

juliusocean:
For this recession period God help us...... If things continue like this walahi I no go make heaven o

Hahahahahahah....laff wan kill e oo