₦airaland Forum

proeast:
Otedola didn't build anything. Geregu alongside Alaoji, Papalanto, Afam ii etc were built by the federal government.

Meanwhile, Alaoji in Abia state is bigger than Geregu.

proeast:
See this bigot. Geometric already built a gigantic power plant to give Aba 24 hours uninterrupted power supply. Igbos didn't make noise about it, but ordinary 30 megawatts is what you're gloating over?

There is no guarantee it would even be completed, something that might be used for money laundering.

mrvitalis:
Till someone show me a northern a Yoruba billionaire with charity program in the east my penny would not go to those people

The only none igbos that have done charity in Igbo land are South South people only

Proven me wrong I dare you

Fuckyoumod:
mumu.... See how proud you are about politicians that have continued to empoverish this country. See how you glorify and defend them for looting the common wealth of this country and literally running this country aground.
And you have the effrontery to disrespect peoples fathers.

Shame on you!

MS247:



Zoning rotation

President SW
Vice President NE
Senate President SS
Speaker NW
SGF NC
Party Chairman NW
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Racoon:
Power has changed hands. Now that APC lost Osun State, Iyiola Omisore have been reduced to one useless miserable entity.Power is ephemeral. If only Abdullahi Adamu, Iyiola Omisore and all politicians grapple with this reality always.

successmatters:
Why are northerners relocating en mass into Lagos?

SHiNJA4RMDWEST:
Other countries are boasting of technologies ,new inventions ...

This head slamming cow is boasting of rearing cows like him ...

No wonder this country is going backward..

Anyway God bless the good people of Southsouth and Southwest..

Creamypie:
Those moulded and polished heads. They look like our neighbours and bloodas in d east for body, but their heads .am conrfused

Sweetrosie:
Haa, their head cone oo


No be my brothers

Jaipur crime branch seized cocaine worth Rs one crore on Saturday from two foreign smugglers, who were without visas. The crime branch team is interrogating the two. Ramsingh Nathawat of crime branch stated that the accused, Thedemarvilas and Jalkimanual, residents of Nigeria (South Africa) were arrested from Sindhi Colony of Jawahar Nagar.

Cocaine and Rs one lakh cash has been seized from the possession of the two accused. The crime branch of police seized 58 grams of cocaine from their possession. During investigation, it came to light that the two had come to Jaipur in order to supply cocaine from New Delhi.

The Anti-Narcotics Cell (ANC) of the Mumbai Crime Branch successfully dismantled a drug trafficking network operating in Mumbai and Pune, leading to the arrest of seven individuals, including two Nigerians and two women. The seizure included 58.2 grams of Mephedrone (MD) and 15 grams of Cocaine, with an estimated international market value of Rs 16,14,000.

The accused have been identified as Succerino Michael Fernandes, a 58-year-old male; Quinton Michael Fernandes, a 34-year-old male; Anju Vijay Paul, a 57-year-old female; Vincent Ogbonna Ezima, a 33-year-old Nigerian national; Hyancinth Uzolgwe, a 46-year-old Nigerian national; Aniket Santosh Pardesi, a 21-year-old male; Gautam Kanjubhai Waghela, a 22-year-old male.

The ANC's Ghatkopar unit received credible information about a drug syndicate operated by Succerino Michael Fernandes, aged 58, and his 34-year-old son, Quinton Michael Fernandes, both from Kemps Corner in South Mumbai. Additionally, a 57-year-old woman named Anju Vijay Paul from Marve Road in Malad was discovered to be collaborating with the two Nigerian nationals, Vincent Ogbonna Ezima and Hyancinth Uzolgwe.

Further investigation revealed that Anju Vijay Paul would travel at night from Dadar to Pune in a passenger taxi, attempting to conceal her identity while engaging in illicit drug trafficking. Based on this information, a carefully planned operation was conducted on the midnight of July 10, 2023, at Dadar, resulting in the apprehension of Anju Vijay Paul, who was found to be in conscious possession of 58.2 grams of Mephedrone (MD).

Following the arrest, multiple locations were raided in Kemps Corner (South Mumbai), Marve Road (Malad) in Mumbai, Virar (West), and Pune. As a result, a total of seven individuals, including the aforementioned accused, were apprehended.

The seizure included 58.2 grams of Mephedrone (MD), valued at Rs 11,64,000 in the international market, and 15 grams of Cocaine, valued at Rs 4,50,000 in the international market. The total value of the seized drugs amounts to approximately Rs 16,14,000.

A case has been registered against the accused individuals under sections 8(c), 21(b), 22(b), and 29 of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act, 1985, with the registered case number 63/23. The investigation is ongoing as the authorities work to uncover further links within the drug trafficking network.

"The successful operation conducted by the ANC Crime Branch serves as a major blow to the illicit drug trade in Mumbai and Pune, demonstrating our commitment to combatting drug-related crimes and ensuring the safety and well-being of the community." Said Prakash Jadhav, DCP ANC.

Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU), Ago Iwoye, Ogun State, has emerged the winner of the Hon. Justice Innocent Umezulike National Law Debate Competition 2023. The competition had four stages keenly contested by undergraduate law students from over 20 law faculties across the country. The winners received a combined N350,000 cash prize, award plaques, certificates of excellence and law books.

The national debate is for law students across accredited law faculties in Nigeria. Its purpose is to promote excellent legal education, research, critical thinking and advocacy for upcoming lawyers, arming them with choice skills needed for a successful career in law/legal practice. Additionally, the debate themes, topics, arguments and outcomes serve as outlets for intellectual reasoning, advocacy and activism by young minds creating awareness on topical issues of national relevance with the aim of providing insight into its solutions.

The final round was between OOU (Team Diamond) and University of Nigeria, Enugu Campus (UNEC) (Team Beryl) with OOU represented by Wuraola Okuneye and Runsewe Oluwakemi emerging as the winner and UNEC represented by Ugochukwu Precious Nmesonma and Eze Nwakaego Ogochukwu emerging as the 1st runner up. Ogochukwu of UNEC emerged as the Best Speaker in the competition.

The first part of the award presentation was recently held in the OOU Law Faculty boardroom. In attendance was the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Johnson Agboola Ayodeji; the Dean, Faculty of Law, Dr. Gbade Akinrimade, some other distinguished lecturers and administrative staff of the Faculty, the awardees, their team and select students. Also present was the Foundation’s Associate Head of Legal and Research, Ruth Soronnadi.

The 2nd part of the award presentation held at UNEC was attended by the Dean, Prof. Ifeoma Enemo; the Sub Dean, Dr. Helen Agu, the Faculty Officer, the student awardees and their team members.

The Vice Chancellor of OOU, the Faculty Deans, lecturers and the student awardees expressed their gratitude to the foundation for supporting legal education and excellent legal research.

On her part, Sorannadi expressed her gratitude to all who partnered with the foundation to ensure the success of the debate competition. She particularly appreciated Wola Joseph, a lawyer, for sponsoring the 1st Runner Up Cash prize award.

The Co-chairs of the foundation, Dr. Cynthia Chisom Umezulike and Dr. Victor Azubike Umezulike, noted that it remains committed to advancing excellent legal education and research, saying that was what their late father, Justice Innocent Azubuike Umezulike, a Professor of Land and Property Law with over 25 published books as well as the longest serving Chief Justice in the South East, was known for in his lifetime and the legacy he has left behind.

igwebuike01:
Stop deceiving yourself with SW that includes Lagos