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Gosh!! These Apc e-rats are very confused and pathetic . They won't stop anything to drag the person of GEJ to any corruption case during his regime.Even when it is clear to the blind and audible to the deft that Gej isn't aware of such but will be quick to defend and exonerate there master presently at the helm of affairs. . it might interest us to know that these are the same people that were defending their master just yesterday when an allegation were peddled against nnpc not remitted some money.
honestly we have a long way to go..

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EXPOSED: How Rotimi
Amaechi Procured
Appeal Court
Judgements On Rivers
National Assembly
elections.

Reports have emerged as to how the
controversial judgement of the Court of
Appeal on the National Assembly Elections
Petitions of Rivers State which nullified all
elected National Representatives of the PDP
in Rivers State was procured by the Minister
of Transport and former Governor of the
State, Mr. Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi.
Based on available evidence, between the 9th
and 10th of December, 2015, prior to the
delivery of the controversial judgment, the
Abuja home of the former Governor
repeatedly hosted the Chairman of the Court
of Appeal Panel on Rivers State National
Assembly Election, Hon. Justice A. B. Gumel,
of the Court of Appeal Ibadan Division.
During the visits, the Hon. Justice Gumel was
at all times in the company of a renowned
Senior Advocate of Nigeria of North Eastern
extraction, who himself is a confidant of Mr.
Amaechi and the conduit by which he had
been ferrying huge sums of money to induce
Justices and assure them of promotions being
the Chief financier of the All Progressives
Congress (APC).
Justice Gumel was appointed to superintend
over the Rivers State National Assembly
Elections Appeal Panel by the President of
the Court of Appeal, Justice Zainab Adamu
Bulkachuwa, wife to a founding member of
both the CPC and the APC, Alhaji Adamu
Bulkachuwa. Justice Bulkachuwa, since the
commencement of sittings of the Election
Petitions Tribunals has come under severe
national criticism over what many term her
Pro-APC leaning.
In a particular instance, in Calabar of Cross
River State, anti-Bulkachuwa protesters who
carried placards and green leaves, dumped
an empty coffin in the front of the tribunal
venue, singing and shouting anti-tribunal
and anti-Bulkachuwa slogans around the
casket. The protesters said they were
expressing their displeasure at the manner
in which the National/State Assemblies
Election Petitions Tribunal (Panel 1) was
“deliberately” constituted to ensure that the
petitions against the Peoples Democratic
Party (PDP) candidates never got justice.
The rejectionists were of the Cross River
State Diocese of Wesley Synod International
African Foundation, and the Cross Rivers
State Chapter of the College of Clergies in
Politics. They protested “alleged crafty and
wicked legal academic blunders” perfected
during the tribunal’s six months sitting in
Calabar and called for the cancellation of
all illegalities.
It is the same crafty and legal blunders
that have also characterised the judgment
of the Court of Appeal in the Rivers State
National Assembly Elections Petitions appeal
in which the elections of members of the
National Assembly from Rivers State who were
elected on the platform of the Peoples
Democratic Party (PDP) were annulled on the
basis of noncompliance with the electoral
guidelines, chief among which was the non-
use of the controversial card readers.
It would be interesting to note that the same
Court of Appeal in the case of Agbaje vs.
Ambode and in a well-reasoned judgment
delivered by Justice Obande Festus Ogbuinya
held thus: “The extant Electoral Act (2010)
which predates the concept (of card reader)
is not its parent or progenitor. Since it is not
the progeny of the Electoral Act, fronting it
as a ground to challenge any election does
not have its (the Electoral Act’s) blessing,
nay Section 138 (1) of it.
Put simply, a petitioner cannot project the
non-presence or improper use of smart card
reader as a ground for questioning an
election. It does not qualify as one.” On the
strength of the aforesaid, and without it
adducing any basis founded in law to
sustain its position, it then follows that with
the position of the Justice Gumel led appeal
panel, the Court of Appeal has been dragged
down the slippery slope of judicial
partisanship and veered off the hallmark
and import its sworn duty to administer
justice without fear or favour.
Many jurists, lawyers and citizens have
expressed worry over the fact that almost all
tribunal judgments in PDP controlled States,
especially in the South-South, have been
reasonably skewed to undermine clear
provisions of the law and for the benefit of
the APC.
Apart from the established discrepancies
and conflict of judgment within the same
Court of Appeal on the issue of the non-use
of Card Readers, the Bulkachuwa led Appeal
Court, which constituted the Tribunals is also
faced with conflicting positions on the issue
of 21 days compulsory notice to the
Independent National Electoral Commission
before the conduct of any Primary Election
as mandated in S. 85(1) of the Electoral Act
2010. S. 85 (1) of the Electoral Act 2010
provides as follows:
“A registered political party shall give the
Commission at least 21 days notice of any
convention, congress, conference or meeting
convened for the purpose of electing
members of its executive committees, other
governing bodies or nominating candidates
for any elective offices specified under this
Act.”
The fundamental basis for nullifying Darius
Ishyaku’s election of Taraba State was that
Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) didn’t
comply with Section 85 of the Electoral Act,
2010, in notifying the Independent National
Electoral Commission of its primaries. But on
the same issue, the Appeal Court ruled
differently in the appeal brought by the APC
against the PDP National Assembly
Candidates in Rivers State claiming that a
notice served before a change in date for
the Primary and without another notice
served to INEC of the new date, amounted to
a proper notice of the new date. Where in
the world does that happen?
Does this action by Justice Gumel not amount
to toppling the law and turning it on its
head in every material particular, and
writing a judgment that is legally laughable
and in the service of his President, Justice
Bulkachuwa, wife to an APC chieftain,
Adamu Bulkachuwa and Rotimi Amaechi, the
chief financier of the APC, rather than to
serve the cause of justice? Does the fragile
polity deserve the combustible heat being
generated by the judiciary and by effect
the APC?
What good does it serve to continuously dash
the confidence of the people in democracy?
Why should the judiciary make itself the tool
to undermine justice and democracy? Are
the authorities deaf and dumb and blind to
these atrocities? Why do we have sacred cows
who weigh down the judiciary with the
burden of their corrupt practices and
undermine the progress of our democracy?
Why does the Adamawa-born SAN, who has
been serially manipulated in countless
corrupt deals within the judiciary continue
to go scot free? Is he higher in rank or
superior to the SANs who have been debarred
in the past for conducts such as his?
Is this the new face of the judiciary where
anything goes; the hallmark of the so-called
anti-corruption government? Nigerians
around the country and diplomats alike
expressed disappointment with rewarding Mr.
Amaechi with a ministerial appointment in
spite of his being a man burdened with
corruption and having cases to answer in
court.
With the inducement of Judges, right inside
his home, the Minister for Transport has
elevated the art of corruption to statecraft.
What remains to be seen is a decisive action
by the President to distance himself from
such actions rather than endorse them with
his silence. Justice Gumel is already pestering
the Court of Appeal panel empaneled with
the Appeal of Governor Wike and the Rivers
State House of Assembly to undermine the
cause of justice.
How far will this riotous deviation from the
norm be allowed to go? Why is the Nigerian
government deliberately creating an
atmosphere in which the people themselves in
upholding democracy should find themselves
in a situation where they are faced with the
choice of resorting to self-help? Never in the
history of Nigeria have we had a challenged
judiciary as we currently do; and, in truth,
the challenge to self-correct and remedy
itself is entirely its and to its advantage.
In the entire travesty that Nigeria has
become, one thing has become clear, in
rewarding corruption as in the case of Mr.
Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi, he has been
empowered to expand on his enterprise and
the unfortunate consequence is that this
path can only lead to the destruction of our
most cherished values as a people if allowed
to fester. Nigerians must take back their
country or there shall be none in no time.

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ShowYourCertificate:
Bros, you don't re-commission an already commissioned road. It's bad market.

Also you should know that the APC made a laughing stock of Jonathan's railway program saying it is archaic since its using locomotive engine instead of modern and more efficient engines. So I'm wondering why the APC government is now openly parading themselves on the locomotive train they once criticised. They should have decommissioned the trains and replace them with the modern ones before parading themselves on it.

Tell them my brother, and Amechi use that his mouth to say that, he never rail transport exist. My question now is, did Amechi invoked the rail transport that he commissioned from the Amadioha?

where is Apc Zombies, Ngene....., passing......, Demdem, Iroh, keneki....etc?. Una see una life?. Oya come and shout sai baba. Hypocritical fools. You know the good thing about this present Govt, is that both Tom &Dick will surely feel the impart whether negatively or positively. For me and my household there's always a way out.

Chai!! Nigeria, why is it that we always like to drink panadol on top another person's headache? .Checking all the comments here, I can categorically say that, 99% of people talking ill against wike are not from Rivers. sometimes I wonder why some parts of Nigeria are so obsessed about south south affairs, they can't just bridle their tongue on matters concerning south south. Anyways, what happens in Bayelsa will repeat itself in rivers. They wanted to toy with Dickson not knowing that he's a strong man to toy with. You're giving someone food and he says he doesn't need it . Gosh !! why can't you leave him alone na by force?. Nigeria youths and their Ill mentality Sha.

[color=#770077][/color] So OBJ you too wan apply? .

I never stole Nigeria’s money –Alison-Madueke Adeola Balogun and Jesusegun Alagbe A former Minister of Petroleum Resources, Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke, has said she did not use her position to steal Nigeria’s money. Alison-Maduekwe, who looked frail told the Publisher of Ovation Magazine and TheBoss Newspaper, Dele Momodu, said she performed her duties to the best of her knowledge and abilities. Alison-Madueke was recently arrested by officials of the National Crime Agency, United Kingdom over suspected money laundering activities. The former minister had been alleged to have used her position as minister to steal billions of naira from the country’s coffers. In June 2008, Alison-Madueke was subject to a Senate probe after it emerged that as Transport Minister she had paid N30.9bn ($263m) to contractors between December 26 and 31, 2007. She is said to be worth over N1bn. However, she has never been officially charged or tried for these allegations and has strongly denied any wrongdoing. She was alleged to have spent billions of dollars inappropriately on private jets and responsible for some missing $20bn. She is also widely accused of reckless spending of government funds. In October 2009, the Senate indicted her and recommended prosecution for the alleged transfer of N1.2bn into the private account of a toll company without due process and in breach of concession agreement. However, the allegations have never been taken to law, and the former minister had maintained innocence. http://punchng.com/i-never-stole-nigerias-money-alison-madueke/

Oyetunji Abioye The Federal Government may have spent about N5.8bn on the 10-aircraft Presidential Air Fleet it inherited from the former President Goodluck Jonathan’s administration, findings by Saturday PUNCH have shown. The PAF is the third largest fleet in the country, coming after Arik Air and Aerocontractors Airlines which have 23 and 12 aircraft in their fleets respectively. Other domestic airlines including FirstNation, MedView Airlines, Dana Air, Air Peace and Overland Airways have less than 10 aircraft each in their fleets. According to calculations done from estimated data obtained from aviation parastatals and domestic airline operators in the country, President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration will have spent about $58.58m (N11.598bn) on running and maintaining the 10-aicraft presidential fleet by May 29 next year when it turns one year in office. This means that the half of this amount, $29.29m (N5.799bn), is expected to have been spent in principle on the large fleet when administration turns six months in office by November 29. According to findings, the PAF contains two Falcon 7X jets, two Falcon 900 jets, one Gulfstream 550, one Boeing 737 BBJ (Nigerian Air Force 001 or Eagle One), and Gulfstream IVSP. Others are one Gulfstream V, Cessna Citation 2 and Hawker Siddley 125-800 jet. Each of the two Falcon 7X jets were purchased in 2010 by the Federal Government for $51.1m, while the Gulfstream 550 costs $53.3m, a former Minister of Information, the late Professor, Dora Akunyili, had said. The factory price of other aircraft in the fleet could not be obtained online. However, airline CEOs put the average price of Falcon 900 at $35m, Gulfstream IVSP at $40m, Gulfstream V at $45m, Boeing 737-800 (Boeing Business Jet) at $58m, Cessna Citation at $7m and Hawker Siddley 125-800 at $15m. This brings a combined estimated value of Nigeria’s PAF to $390.5m (N77.319bn). According to airline chief executives and industry experts, airlines spend between 15 and 20 per cent of the cost of an aircraft on its operation yearly. They say that averagely, a little less than one-fifth of the cost of the plane is spent every year on insurance, flight and cabin crew, maintenance, fuelling, catering and training. Using the least figure of 15 per cent, it means that about $58.58m (N11.598bn) will be spent on the presidential fleet (which is valued at $390.5m or N77.319bn) when the new administration turns one year by May 29 next year. Apparently, by November 29 when it turns six months in office, about half of this amount ($29.29m or N5.799bn) should have been budgeted for the running and maintenance of the planes. According to the Nigerian Air Force’s website, the PAF’s current staff strength consists of 47 NAF officers, 173 airmen/airwomen and 96 technical and administrative civilians. “The operational headquarters of the fleet is located at the presidential wing of the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, while the administrative personnel are at the federal secretariat. The fleet has a liaison office at the Presidential Villa. Flight operations, training, aircraft maintenance and general running of the fleet are funded by the Presidency,” according to the website. Nigeria happens to be one of few countries of the world with a large PAF. Most major countries in Europe and Asia maintain two aircraft in their PAF, according to Wikipedia . According to the online portal, Japan maintains only two Boeing 747-400 planes in its PAF. The two aircraft, mostly for the prime minister, the emperor and his wife, and other members of the Imperial Family, is operated by the Japan Air Self-Defence Force. The aircraft were constructed at the Boeing factory at the same time as the United States’ Air Force One. Both Japanese aircraft were delivered in 1990. Wikipedia also states that the Netherlands government operates only two aircraft, a Fokker 70 and Gulfstream IV to transport the Dutch Royal family and government officials such as the Prime Minister and other ministers. They are also used for international conferences and for private trips by the Queen and the Prince of Orange. For long haul trips, the Royal Dutch Airline is used. Often the upper deck of a Boeing 747 is used. The Queen of England and the Prime Minister, David Cameron, often go on British Airways chartered flights for long trips. Cameron was recently criticised by the United Kingdom media for chartering a foreign plane instead of a British. According to Wikipedia, the Royal Squadron of the Royal Air Force maintains a fleet of Agusta A109 helicopters, BAE-125 mid-sized business jet and BAE-146 regional airliner to support short travel by the Royal Family, the Prime Minister and senior members of the British Government. Countries like Ghana, Algeria and a host of others in Europe maintain only one aircraft in their PAF. A few weeks after his inauguration, Buhari had reportedly ordered the immediate disposal of some of the planes in the PAF. However, the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, Garba Shehu, later denied knowledge of such directive. “The story of the order for the sale of aircraft in the Presidential Fleet, about which so much interest is being expressed, is not known to us,” Shehu said. The exact size of the PAF is treated as classified information and aviation sources believe the aircraft in the fleet is about 16. Chief of the planes in the fleet is the Boeing 738 BBJ, NAF 001 or Eagle One, used by the president for his travels. With its luxury configuration comprising a master bedroom, washrooms and showers, a conference and dinning area, and a living area, the plane seats 25 to 50 passengers and would cost at least $100m to replace. Eagle One can spend 12 hours in the air, covering 11,489 kilomtres or 6,200 nautical miles. Apart from the Eagle One, the fleet boasts of Gulfstream 550 jet. The Gulfstream 550 can seat eight to 18 passengers, depending on the configuration, and has a cruiser range of 12,501 kilometres or 6,750 nautical miles. There are reports that Buhari may also order the sale of about 25 aircraft owned by ministries, departments and agencies. These include Nigeria Customs Service, which has four aircraft namely two Bell helicopters, one Dornier 228 and one Cessna Citation private jet; the Nigerian Police Force, which has 10 helicopters and one Cessna Sovereign private jet; and the Nigeria Immigration Service, which has six aircraft that are being used for border patrol. Others are the National Emergency Management Agency, which has four helicopters and one Cessna Encorprivate jet; the Ministry of Aviation, which has a Hawker Siddley calibration jet that is not being used; and the defunct Power Holding Company of Nigeria which has six German-made helicopters that are no longer serviceable. Aviation experts said there was need for Buhari to reduce the size of the PAF. The General Secretary, Aviation Round Table, an industry pressure group, Group Captain John Ojikutu, said Buhari needed to reduce the PAF and sell aircraft belonging to most of the MDAs. A former Assistant General Secretary, Airline Operators of Nigeria, Mr. Muhammed Tukur, also said the aircraft could be sold to both airline operators and private individuals who could use them for commercial purposes. He said that this could generate more revenue and create jobs. punchng.com/fg-spends-n5-8bn-on-presidential-jets-in-six-months/

Defence Minister Re-opens Old Wounds, Chides
Mimimah over Buhari's Certificate
Minister of Defence, Brigadier General (rtd)
Monsur Dan-Ali
*Says December deadline to end Boko Haram
on course
By Senator Iroegbu and Adebiyi Adedapo in
Abuja; Michael Olugbode in Maiduguri
The new Minister of Defence, Brigadier General
(rtd) Monsur Dan-Ali on Friday stirred up a
hornet's nest by remarking that the immediate
past Chief of Army Staff (CoAS), Lt-Gen.
Kenneth Minimah (rtd) and the Nigerian Army
under him did not show respect for President
Muhammadu Buhari during his WAEC certificate
controversy before the 2015 general election.
Dan-Ali, who assumed duties at the Ministry of
Defence (MoD), Abuja, began his tenure on a
note many regarded as controversial by opening
old wounds concerning the Buhari certificate
crisis without backing it up with facts.
The new Minister of Defence told the officers at
the MoD: “Where is your integrity when your own
Chief of Army Staff (Minimah) stood up and
said his Commander-in-Chief of the Armed
Forces (sic) has no WAEC. How? Please let us be
sincere with ourselves. Because you should have
stood up and said ‘no’; because you were there,
you could not. If you leave the job, is it the
end of your life? If you leave the job there are
other ways; better ways God can bless your
life."
During the heat of the certificate crisis
preceding the 2015 elections, Buhari claimed
that his original WAEC certificate was with the
military authorities. But the military denied it.
Dan-Ali also said President Buhari was a man
of integrity who had clearly and openly shown
that he was ready to fight insurgency in
Nigeria.
To this end, Dan-Ali urged the officers and
men of the armed forces to imbibe the spirit of
integrity, honesty and transparency in their
work, which he noted, is the hallmark of
excellent leadership.
"Gentlemen, the military is all about
leadership. The President is a military man and
he had shown leadership. Whether you like it or
not, the President is a military man and he has
shown leadership. We, the followers must show
leadership. And what is leadership if I may
ask? Leadership is all about integrity, honesty
and transparency.
"There cannot be a good leader without these
three things. You cannot be a good leader if
you do not have integrity. You cannot be a good
leader if you don’t have honesty, so also,
transparency. Forget about corruption.
Corruption can never come near you if you have
these qualities. So gentlemen, we should imbibe
these three qualities," he said.
Speaking further, Dan-Ali promised to improve
military welfare, and as well as resolve the
nagging troops rotation problem, especially
those involved in counter-terrorism and
counter-insurgency operations against the Boko
Haram in the North-east.
He frowned at the situation where some officers
and men had been deployed to the conflict
zones for years without being replaced and
directed that no personnel should be allowed to
stay in a conflict zone for more than one year.
"On troops rotation; gentlemen, let's not take it
as a joke. If the Chief of Army Staff is
deployed in the front without seeing his family,
how would he feel? So also the soldiers you are
sending there? Please for God sake, let's make
it maximum, one year. I will ensure that it is
my cardinal principle that no soldier… unless,
it is not possible, exceeds the maximum of one
year," he said.
In a related development, the minister called
for accountability in procurement of arms and
as well as cooperation amongst different
military services and other security agencies.
Dan-Ali also stated that the changes in
strategy introduced by the Buhari
administration had ensured that the terrorists
are defeated well ahead of the December
deadline.
"The APC has promised even before the coming
of the Buhari administration that they would
fight insurgency. The terrorists are on their way
out. Even before the December deadline, they
would be routed. I am not in doubt that
Nigerian soldiers are the best and among the
best in the one," he said.
Earlier, the Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), Gen.
Abayomi Olonisakin, who spoke on behalf of
other Service Chiefs, described the appointment
of the new Minister of Defence an inspiring
"home-coming"
Military repels Boko Haram in Gwoza…
It also emerged yesterday that Boko Haram
terrorists attacked Gwoza town, in southern
Borno State but were repelled by the troops of
Nigerian Army.
Addressing a press conference in Maiduguri,
the Media Coordinator of Operation Lafiya
Dole, Colonel Tukur Gusau said the terrorist
group despite their obvious losses made "a
desperate but costly attempt to attack Nigerian
Army in Gwoza.”
Gusau said: "The encounter which started at
about 5.00am lasted for almost two hours.
Although details are still being collated, suffice
to state that seven terrorists were gunned down
and the following weapons recovered; 1 Toyota
Hilux vehicle, 11 AK-47 rifles, 1 Shilka Gun, 1
Rocket Propelled Grenade Tube, 6 Hand
Grenades. Others include several rounds of
Shilka Gun and Machine Gun ammunitions.
"Troops are at present on hot pursuit of the
attackers who fled into Sambisa forest with a
view to eliminating all of them while the
Nigerian Air Force is bombarding their
locations."
He said the Boko Haram terrorists’ ability as a
coherent fighting force had been degraded
over time by troops through relentless attacks,
patrols and aerial bombardments.
Gusau said: "The desperate attack today
(Friday) was a failed attempt to project an
image of strength. It is part of the last
struggles of a dying evil."
The spokesman also revealed that troops of 7
Division Garrison and 112 Task Force Battalion
on Thursday while on fighting patrol recovered
weapons in Busheshe village in Mafa axis of
Borno State.
He revealed that the weapons recovered include
two Hillux vans, two anti- aircraft guns, three
81-millimeter bombs, 101 60-millimeter bombs
and twenty ammunition boxes.
Also recovered were 20 rocket professed guns,
large quantity of 7.62 millimeter special
ammunition and cache of different calibre of
ammunitions.
He lamented that during the operations, one
soldier was wounded but in a stable condition
and currently in the hospital receiving medical
care.
Dambazau promises to act with speed…
Also yesterday, the newly appointed Minister of
Interior, Lieutenant General Abdulraman
Dambazau (rtd) promised to swing into
immediate action to ensure relative internal
security in the shortest possible time.
The minister also said that Nigeria must do
away with the state-centric security approach
and adopt a people oriented human security
approach.
Dambazau stated these Thursday evening in
Abuja, at his inaugural meeting with directors
in the ministry and Service Chiefs of para-
military organisations under the ministry.
Buhari to launch 2016 AFRDC Day Emblem
Monday…
In a related development, President Buhari will
on Monday, launch the Emblem and Appeal
Fund for the 2016 Armed Forces Remembrance
Day Celebration (AFRDC), to afford Nigerians
the opportunity to identify and celebrate our
veterans and their families.
Dan-Ali stated this during the 2016 AFRDC press
briefing in Abuja.
He said that the AFRDC 2016 with the theme:
"Motivating the Nigerian Armed Forces for
Effective Service Delivery", was carefully chosen
to appreciate the landmark achievements made
by the troops in the North-east.
www.thisdaylive.com/articles/defence-minister-re-opens-old-wounds-chides-mimimah-over-buharis-certificate/225597/

On my way to WARRI...... Let me go and confirm guys. I go update una tomorrow after the scammers have scammed me.


Safe journey o. Please make sure u give us feedback when you're back ok.

Thanks so much guy's for your wonderful advices . I really appreciate. May God help us in this country.

olasmiles:
That I don't know bro

[quote author=olasmiles post=39940607]It is well bro. We must make it by the grace of God. Hope you will be there?

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your write up. common sense they said is not common at all . I weep for my dear country.

OtunbaJega:
Jobless

, hatred will send you to early grave working class dumb ass