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The man old pass my papa... |
Just when his family were about to start jubilating, they were thrown into mourning. Just when the wife was thinking about being a first lady, she became a widow. Just when the children were about to become the children of the number one citizen of their state, they became fatherless. Just when the world was about to rejoice with them, they were thrown into surprises. Just when APC Is about to Rule,they begins to fight. Just When He Ought To Be A popular politician,He Become A Dead politician. Just When He Ought To Be A 1st Citizen,He Become A Dead Citizen. Life is not a bed of roses, never feel too comfortable, be prayerful... Ile aye, ile asan, ile ofo....Oluwa ma Je ki iku pami Pelu ogo mi. How about you? |
foworaboy:dd u go for d interview? |
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Gowon Jack Musa, a k a Jack Spencer, was arrested on November 18, 1992, for conspiring to import in excess of 1kg of heroin into the USA. Detectives found, in his room, a Swiss Air Global Hotel Guide on which Musa had written a reference to “The Heroin Connection.”. They also found a television documentary on the recruitment of individuals in the Dallas area to smuggle heroin into the U.S. He had also written a phone number for Donald Iwegbu, an alleged co-conspirator who had admitted that the goal of the operation was to smuggle heroin into the U.S. He was found guilty by a jury and was sentenced to 27 years in prison followed by 5 years of supervised release, but thanks to the new prison reform in the USA, he was among those granted pardon and released earlier this week. Although, his father disowned him after being arrested, Musa, now 47, is said to be the product of the romance between Edith Ike Okongwu, who died while Musa was in prison, and former Nigerian president, Gen. Yakubu Gowon. Edith allegedly lived with Gowon during the war till she was kicked her out of the house. She relocated to the U.S and later came to “kidnap” Musa and took him to U.S. The move backfired as Musa became rebellious as he didn’t approve of his mothers single and flamboyant lifestyle. He was left for dead as his father had also cut him off. This was said to have prompted him go into pushing drugs and he became a high ranking member his drug cartel. He briefly reconciled with his father after he became rich but was disowned again after being arrested. During his trial, he was said to have refused to sellout on his cartel member just to get a softer sentence. As we speak, he is currently in the U.S Immigration detention where he is undergoing the process of being deported back to Nigeria |
foworaboy:I also received text |
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Dis was before the advent of Oil Money and Corruption!! It was all issues based campaigns with Agric the main source of foriegn exchange and GDP growth. Have u noticed something funny about the picture? -No security guards or Police. -peaceful campaign atmosphere. -standing on table not Podium or stage. -wearing cover slippers.. -jump-up trousers. -not Party banners/ colours -and surely no money to be shared unnecessarily as incentives! -No Party Chieftains (at d back). -No military presence. Can it ever happen again?! No way!! Too many thieves around..too many corrupt politicians..too many military presence and fear...too many religious bigotry and intolerance. Cc Lalastica
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•Says Agbaje cannot appeal without his party
The Supreme Court yesterday struck out the appeal
filed by Jimi Agbaje, the Peoples Democratic Party
(PDP) candidate in Lagos.
Agabje appealed the decision of the Court of
Appeal, Lagos, which upheld the decision of the
governorship election petition tribunal and
dismissed the appeal he filed with his party.
The tribunal had, in its judgment on June 20,
dismissed the petition jointly filed by Agabje and
his party challenging the victory of the candidate of
the All Progressives Congress (APC), Akinwunmi
Ambode, on the grounds that it was incompetent.
Yesterday, the seven-man panel, led by Justice
Tanko Mohammad, in a unanimous decision,
struck out Agabje’s appeal for being incompetent.
In the judgment read by Justice Clara Ogunbiyi, the
Supreme Court upheld the preliminary objection
filed by Ambode against the appeal initiated solely
by Agbaje.
The court upheld Ambode’s contention that
Agbaje’s appeal was incompetent and merely
academic because the party (PDP) that sponsored
Agbaje as its candidate accepted the decision of
the Appeal Court on the issue and refused to join
Agbaje to appeal to the Supreme Court.
Justice Ogunbiyi: “For all intents and purposes, the
communal deduction of the foregoing is a situation
where a sponsoring political party has accepted the
dismissal of its challenge to an election as binding
on it.
“Also inclusive in the said decision is the party’s
candidate (appellant in this appeal). It is significant
to restate further that the judgment given in CA/L/
EP/GOV/762A/2015 has not been appealed,” the
judge said.
Justice Ogunbiyi said a political party was more
important than the candidate in an election.
The judge said the appellant and his lawyer,
Richard Ahonaruogho, failed to “dislodge the
preliminary objection raised by the second
respondent (Ambode) and which same I uphold
and sustain”.
“Consequently, the appeal herein is struck out for
incompetence. The judgment of the lower court
which upheld that of the trial tribunal and striking
out the petitions is also affirmed by me,” Justice
Ogunbiyi said.
Listed as respondents were the Independent
National Electoral Commission, the APC and the
Resident Electoral Commission.
Ambode described the judgment as a welcome
development, saying the people’s mandate which
was expressly demonstrated on Election Day had
been reaffirmed.
In a statement by his Chief Press Secretary, Habib
Aruna, the governor said: “The decision of the
Supreme Court has put all issues on election
matters to rest once and for all.
“Our government is thus poised without further
delay to provide the needed leadership to justify
the confidence reposed in us, especially with the
ruling coming in the wake of the swearing-in of
members of the state executive council.” |
Spy360:but what? |
Shegman222 |
Attention : Going by The Nation Newspaper Caption on Ladoja Vs Ajimobi Appeal Court Ruling, The Newspaper is Nothing but a Junk tabloid of Liars!!! Our attention was this morning drawn to a caption on the newspaper whereby it was alleged that Gov Ajimobi was yesterday declared winner by the Appeal Court judges, such never happened but a figments imagination of APC lien machine and theirrumour Mill.What transpired was that the tribunal had on August 18 struck out his application seeking the court’s leave to call in a forensic analyst to tender the report made on the inspection of ballot papers and ballot boxes . Ladoja had filed a petition challenging the declaration of Governor Abiola Ajimobi of the All Progressives Congress (APC) as the winner of the April 11 governorship election. But in the ruling, the court headed byJustice M. Saulawa dismissed the case and upheld the ruling of the tribunal.APC equally suffer a defeat yesterday when their motion tabled to render Ladoja's petition incompetent over signature was thrown out whereas the newspaper refused to mention the aspect unfavourable to Gov Ajimobi which shows that it is an unreliable media house.No one is surprised with the fake report since it was owned by Sen Bola Tinubu who also doubles as the National leader of APC.As far as I, Engr Akeem Olatunji is concerned, Win or something else, I remain committed to Accord and Ladoja.Finally, the law enforcement agents needs to caution and sanction the APC unruly supporters that attacked Accord supporters after the ruling, politics should not be a do or die affairs after all it is within Accord's constitutional right to challenge an election deemed improper.Let no man or party play God the game is not over until it is over.God bless all!!! By Engr Akeem olatunji. |
LADOJA VERSUS AJIMOBI Oyo State Election Petition Tribunal Day 18 Court Proceeding!!! Court of Appeal Dismissed Ladoja Application to submit report on Forensic Analysis. Petitioner Counsel Barrister Bayo Lawal, first Respondent counsel second Bola Alabi, Respondent counsel Oluwole Aina, third and fourth Respondent counsel OO Dara. Based on the request by the Accord governorship candidate in the April 2015 governorship election in Oyo state, Senator Rashidi Adewolu Ladoja, the Court of Appeal election petition tribunal has dismissed the application. While delivering her judgment in Ibadan around 5:25 pm on Wednesday, dismissed the application to raise fresh issue and application of appeal by the petitioner. Court of appeal dismissed Respondent Objection to the signature of the petitioner brief. Senator Abiola Ajimobi and his party, All Progressive Congress, had earlier opposed Ladoja's application, seeking to submit report on forensic analysis. So tribunal judgement na nextweek |
The tribunal sitting in Ibadan on the National Assembly Elections Petition has dismissed Sen Lanlehin's petition thereby declaring Sen Soji Akanbi as the rightful winner of the election. Full details coming |
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The Senate on Tuesday cleared 10 ministerial nominees forwarded to the upper legislative house by President Muhammadu Buhari last month. Those cleared on Tuesday are – Senator Udoma Udo Udoma, former governor of Ekiti State, Dr. Kayode Fayemi, the ex-National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Chief Audu Ogbeh, the ex-National Chairman of the All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP), Dr. Ogbonnaya Onu and a medical doctor, Dr. Osagie Ehanire. Others are – the National Publicity Secretary of the All Progressive Congress (APC), Alhaji Lai Mohammed, a former Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen.Abdulrahman Danbazzau (rtd), a former Special Assistant to the United Nations Secretary General on Post 2015 Development Planning, Amina Ibrahim Mohammed, Suleiman Adamu and Ibrahim Jubril Adamu from Jigawa State. Before the commencement of the screening and confirmation exercise, the Senate President, Bukola Saraki, unveiled the 16 ministerial nominees included in the second list sent to him by President Buhari on Monday. This second list completes the constitutional representation of all the 36 states of the federation in the federal cabinet. The screening exercise will continue on Wednesday. Source:- Correspondent |
Dawari George has won the petition against the election of Hon Boma Goodhead (PDP) into the House of Representatives. Dawari George, the APC candidate representing Akuku Toru/ Asari Toru Federal constituency had filed a petition earlier challenging the victory of Goodhead in the last elections. However, a tribunal sitting over the case in Rivers state has nullified and ordered for re-run www.talkglitz.tv/2015/10/13/just-in-dawari-george-wins-petition-over-pdps-goodhead-at-rivers-tribunal/ |
The senator representing Ogun East Senatorial District in the red chamber of the National Assembly, Senator Buruju Kashamu has debunked online media reports that his mandate had been annulled by the Ogun State election tribunal and sacked from the parliament. Kashamu, who spoke to journalists Friday, said the election tribunal did not nullify his election, but only cancelled the results of the election in some polling units in the district. He expressed appreciation to God and the people of his senatorial district for their support, and urged his constituents to sustain their support as he remained confident that he would triumph at the end of the day. According to him, the tribunal cancelled the result of the election in 110 polling booths out of the over 1,135 polling units in the senatorial district. “With that, I am still leading with 5,179 votes. I am left with 75,856 votes while Dapo Abiodun has 70,677 votes. How does that amount to the nullification of my election? What the tribunal said is that there would be a rerun in those polling units. Until the rerun is done, I remain the Senator representing Ogun East,” Kashamu said. Kashamu, who described the tribunal judgment as a miscarriage of justice, vowed to seek redress at the Appeal Court and ensure that he was declared the outright winner. He cited the case of Mimiko vs. Agagu as well as Aregbesola and Oyinlola where Agagu and Aregbesola faced similar contests at the tribunal but were declared winners at the end of the day. “After the deduction of invalid votes, Agagu was declared the winner. The same thing happened in the case between Aregbesola and Oyinlola. After the deduction of the invalid votes, Aregbesola was declared the winner. So, why did that not happen in this case? It is sheer daylight robbery and we shall slug it out in the Appeal Court. Let me say, however, that even if we have the rerun 20 times I will defeat my opponent because I am the choice of the people,” he boasted. Like |
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Our attention has been draw to some media reports that the Senator representing Ogun East Senatorial District, Prince Buruji Kashamu, was today sacked by the Election Petitions Tribunal sitting in Abeokuta, the Ogun State capital. We wish to say that this is not a true reflection of what transpired at the tribunal. Although the tribunal has said the full judgment will be made available on Monday, it could not be said to have sacked Kashamu because, according to it, after the removal of voided votes, Kashamu is still leading with 5,179 votes. According to the tribunal's findings, Kashamu has 75,856 votes against Dapo Abiodun's 70,677 votes. So how can the person leading be said to have been "sacked"? For who? The losing candidate? We think not. Besides, the rerun was ordered in 110 out of over 1,135 polling units in the senatorial district. Certainly, we are going to test veracity of the tribunal's verdict at the Court of Appeal. The tribunal has given its judgment, but it is not the end of the road. That is the beauty of the judicial process. Signed Austin Oniyokor Media aide to Senator Buruji Kashamu |
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