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What of magu?

Is he not a bad guy also?
We need Ghana plan to clear all this corrupt guys away

This corrupt guy calling himself activist should keep shut jhoor

So such girl still exists.
Mehn recession bit harder everyday

Rip hero.
May your stubborn soul rest in perfect peace

Bunch of morons.
Birds of the same feather

Then he has fail

hahags

Did I fucking care?
No.

Just enjoy your day and tell me how it goes in the night

Man of his people.
Only thing you will do now is to set a committee up to monitor the loan coz. All those governors Cannot be trusted

And finally they broke up

Most of them is a private schools student.
Public school will never allow sss1 student to sit down for ssce even if his brilliant or not

That would be great

Ghostwriter27:
I pray it doesn't. A baby is not wat I need just yet in my life.

then y did u do such thing.
You have just disrespected your future husband by giving your body away

Ghostwriter27:
Hmn

how about that.
Buh tell your doctor to make it confidential if it eventually result into ..

Just go for a medical check abi na village u dey live.

See how he dey think how to overcome this scandal

Since when.
Some people sef need cane

Kenturkey048:
when is dat one day for Christ sake

it will soon come.
Just have faith

Tadeknkeepcalm:
Not everyone needs Google to know the basics bro.
And honestly, you no need cane, Na to take common entrance be your matter o

Really

That was olamide hairstyle

Tadeknkeepcalm:
Have you seen the Nigerian map at all Nawa o
"Ogun is called Gateway State, because when the Europeans came into Nigeria, every Territory fought with them, and the first settlement without issues was Ogun State, they were independent long before Nigeria, so because of this, they were refered to as the Gateway to the Nation." This is what I found, don't know how true it is, but it makes more sense than what you wrote there man.
@OP, what do you mean by "more Western"? Is it that you mean the one located more to the west? If so, then Ogun state, as you can clearly see that on the map, but if you mean the one that's more "yoruba-like", then osun state takes the cake, simply because ILE-IFE (Na Yoruba first apartment be that)

So after your google search; u con ddey form popularity for here.
U need cane

Rose2014:
Ok wonderful
Between kwara and ekiti which one is more eastern in SW?

neither of them is eastern

Old news

I will choose osun cause ogun has some boundary wwith lagos and it called gateway to nigeria that means it has boundary with other country
So I will go for osun

I don't care jare

chaii
One day boko haram will become histroy

Na anambra now

Mr Daniel Danladi, a detective with the Special Task Force of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) on Thursday at an Ikeja High Court exposed judges and judicial officers, who allegedly received bribes from Dr Joseph Nwobike, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria.Nwobike is being tried by the EFCC before Justice Raliatu Adebiyi for allegedly offering gratification to a public official and perverting the courseof justice.At the resumed hearing of the case on Thursday, Danladi, led in evidence by EFCC lead counsel, Mr Rotimi Oyedepo,displayed a document entitled: “Extraction Report” on the screen in thecourtroom.In his testimony, Daladi named four judges who were allegedly involved in the gratification scam as Justice Mohammed Yinusa, Justice H.A Ngajiwa and Justice Musa Kurya, all of the Federal High Court, Lagos and Justice James Agbadu-Fishim of the National Industrial Court, Lagos.He said the report contained details of 14,317 text messages from Nwobike’s Samsung Galaxy Note 4 mobile phone, seized from him by the anti-graft agency during investigations in the alleged corruption case.According to him, some of the text messages in the report contained details of bank transactions as well as messages allegedly sent by Nwobike tothe judicial officers and judges.Danladi testified that “the result of the extraction report clearly showed that the defendant was conveying money tojudges of the various the courts.“He also wielded influence over which judge should hear his cases.“This is contrary to the statement that the defendant gave to the EFCC that the only judicial officer he gave financial assistance to was Hon. Justice Yinusa.”Danladi further gave details of judicial officers who Nwobike was allegedly in contact with.“The defendant was in regular phone contact with one Mr Jide and Mr Baruwa of the Federal High Court and one Mrs Helen Ogunleye, who is the registrar to Justice Musa Kurya.Pointing to the screen in the courtroom,Danladi revealed details of how Nwobike influenced the adjudication of the cases he was handling in which the EFCC was a party.“On Nov. 5, 2015, the defendant sent a text message to Mr Jide stating he wanted his matter which was Mrs Timi Akpobolokemi and others Vs the EFCC with suit number FHC/L/CS/1665/2015to go before Hon. Justice Rita Ofili-Ajumogobia.“He acknowledged receipt of the text message and some days later the matter was assigned to Ofili-Ajumogobia.“In FRN Vs Dr Oluwafemi Thomas and others, he suggested that that matter should go to Hon. Justice Saidu with MrJide confirming receipt of the text.“In a matter in which EFCC was a party, the defendant sent a text to Mr Baruwa of the Federal High Court stating that he wanted the matter to be assigned to Justice Abang’s court.“Investigations revealed that the matterwas assigned to Justice Abang as agreed between them,” Danladi said.Danladi further revealed how the defendant unduly influenced matters that the anti-graft agency had at the Federal High Court in which he was counsel for the opposing party.“In text message exchanges with Mr Jide the defendant influenced a number of cases including; Simon Adomene V the EFCC with suit number FHC/L/CS/1471/2015 anf Dr Oluwafemi Thomas V The EFCC with suit number FHC/L/CS/1445/2015.“He suggested that these cases as well as some others should be assigned to Justice Yinusa, our investigations revealed that they were assigned to the judge.“On March 20, 2015, the defendant paidN750,000 into the UBA account of Hon. Justice Yinusa and a few days later a court order was granted by the judge in the defendant’s favour.“Our investigations revealed that the defendant paid money into the First Bank Account of Hon. Justice James Agbadu-Fishim of the National Industrial Court.“We wrote to First Bank where the judge operates three different bank account and they confirmed such payments.“On Dec. 29, 2015, payment of N100,000 was made into the Justice Agbadu -Fishim’s First Bank account with number 2006900216.“On Dec. 2, 2015, N150,000 and N100,000 was paid into the judge’s account with number 3008199491 and on Sep. 10, 2015, N100,000 was paid into that account by the defendant.“Our investigations revealed that the defendant gave Mrs Helen Ogunleye, the registrar to Justice Musa Kurya N250,000 as well as undisclosed sums to her boss the judge.“Investigations revealed that money was also paid to Justice H.A Ngajiwa bythe defendant through a company account owned by the judge,” he added.The witness proceeded to read aloud the text messages which were allegedlyexchanged between the defendant and the registrar.“The text message sent on March 25, 2014 revealed the registrar asking for financial assistance from the SAN for her brother who wanted to study medicine in Russia.“A text message sent on Dec. 15, 2014 the SAN told the registrar that a sum of N250,000 was for her while some undisclosed money in an envelope was meant for her boss Justice Musa Kurya.”Danladi further testified and read out a text message in which Ogunleye acknowledged receipt of the money.The witness also testified that Justice Agbadu-Fishim was invited by the EFCCand he admitted receiving the funds from the defendant.“We invited Justice James Agbadu-Fishim to our office sometime in late 2016, he made statements confirming that the defendant paid money into his account.”Danladi told the court that Mr Jide was also invited by the commission where he admitted exchanging text messages with the SAN.Earlier during the trial, counsel to Nwobike, Mr O. Akanni (SAN), opposed Danladi’s evidence.“This evidence does not have any relevance to this case, the test of admissibility is relevance and there is not a single charge before this court that relates to payment of money to judges.“The charged relate to payment of money to specific individuals and Section 1 of the Evidence Act is very clear.“ it states that evidence has to be relevant to the fact in issue,” he said.Responding to Akanni, Oyedepo said:“The payment of monies to judges is the basis of our case in counts one toeight while counts nine and ten border on the attempt to pervert the course of justice.“The evidence of the witness is to sustain counts nine and ten and the Evidence Act doesn’t only refer to the facts in issue but also facts remotely relevant to the facts in issue.”In his ruling, Justice Adebiyi said:“The testimony of the witness is relevant to the case.“The prosecution should direct the witness to incidents that occurred within the Federal High Court.”The case was adjourned to March 28 and March 31 for continuation of trial.

Dare2Try:
But Nigeria senators wicked ooo, see has Dem fall the man hands big time, wear uniform and appear before us, shooou

wwhat if he doesn't come