₦airaland Forum

Model not beauty pageant contestant

Mucokey:
Where's the fineness

He was just about to step out under the open skies hence the umbrella

umarshehu58:
The white man was laughing because he is saying why does this african man using umbrella under a roof?

"Progress".... Would you be saying that if you were one of her victims

Babyforever:
This one is for the girls making progress ........ Go Girl

Igi is also tree.. I believe it is big tree

ogyunging:
Big Stick

I tink...

She denied the adultery allegation made by her husband against her

Softhands:
the wife adultery actually caused all.this

Hahahaha... Another brain-dead goatie

LuciferAdvocate:
hahahaha.. Another brainwashed sheeple

Whip him like Jesus whipped those traders in the temple!

AngelicBeing:
Thou foul Lucifer demon from the bottomless pit, buzz off to hades were you belong to and wait for your eternal damnation were there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth, your day of eternal reckoning draweth nigh and you will regret for been a Lucifer advocate even Satan your damned father trembles at the king of kings

Why do you want to scar your memory

Oluwasaeon:
Mind sending to my email ?

But can someone please tell me what the cults are fighting and killing themselves over

What's the prize gan gan?

ChangeIsCostant:
A young man has been gruesomely killed by suspected cultists in Imo state.

The deceased identified as Noah Okorie but popularly known as 'Mentor', said to be a student of Federal Polytechnic Nekede in Owerri, the state capital, was attacked and killed by the rampaging gunmen.

The handsome and popular hairstylist was said to have been shot dead yesterday at Umuerim junction near the school gate.

His corpse was evacuated this morning by the authorities.

The young man's death has left his friends and colleagues heartbroken - with many mourning the loss on social media.

See more; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2019/03/young-man-killed-by-cultists-in-federal-polytechnic-nekede-owerri.html

What kind of incomplete news is this? What's the man's offence

dre11:
https://punchng.com/court-orders-arrest-of-apc-gov-candidate-in-aibom/

You are 100% right!

incogni2o:
Abeg, Let them return the money to the prospective donors so that the donors can make thier own decision.

Who send them message to create NGO or charity.

So sorry the baby does though

I leave you with a quote from Horace, the great Roman lyric poet who lived during the time of Caesar Augustus

"Vitanda Est Improba Siren Desidia'.

Bye.

deomelo:
You are siting here spoon feeding me endless irrelevant and meaningless essays, but still won't post the very thing you based your ignorant argument on. Where is the sense and wisdom in that.? Obviously, you are too ashamed and even scared to post it.

Anyway, your silly link is just another irrelevant opinion.

The Nigerian Judiciary is the supreme interpreters and adjudicators of our laws and constitution so I care less about your silly link and irrelevant opinion.

You are just a waste of time.

Please refer me to any online article or link or news that says she was joking... I need evidence

DMerciful:
She didn't do those things...She was joking when she said that!

I am sorry, I won't spoonfeed you. If you cannot click on a simple link to read the legal opinion of a senior advocate of nigeria (S.A.N.) then its unfortunate. It is trite law that any law (administration of criminal justice act in this case) inconsistent with any provision of the constitution is void to the extent of that inconsistency. The judiciary is made up of levels and has a hierarchy. The supreme court has over time overturned decisions of lower courts and even overruled itself depending on the leanings of the SCJs at a particular time. There are conservative and activist judges at each level and each will interpret the law based on his/her leanings. On this issue, there have been judgements and counter judgements. The chief judge of the federal high court at a point had ordered judges in the fct not to grant such orders. Such orders have been given and overturned by a higher judge and vice versa ( has been denied and later given by a higher judge). There exists some disagreement among judges and indeed lawyers on the issue of remand orders but we are in a democracy where the right to freedom of movement is not meant to be denied because EFCC has not finished their investigation! That is alien to any true democracy! Sound legal jurisprudence will eventually prevail in our judiciary. No human rights lawyer worth his salt will agree that the provisions of the administration of criminal justice act that allows remand order for conclusion of investigation is constitutional.

deomelo:
You posted a bogus link, not a legal opinion and even last time I checked, the Nigerian Judiciary as a major arm of the Nigerian governments is the only entity designated to interpret and adjudicate the Nigerian constitution, not whatever silly and roadside legal opinion you are talking about.


Btw, laziness is the only reason why you refused to cut and paste the rubbish and irrelevant opinion you are talking about.

Read the legal opinion I posted. Dont be lazy

deomelo:
The order came from courts of Law, the designated interpreters of our laws and federal constitution.


Btw, please copy and paste the relevant parts of the constitution that says judges can not issue valid court can not issue court orders to detain people.

I said IDEALLY there is no need to detain. Read well before commenting..

The problem with you is that you presume people guilty until proven innocent whereas the rule of law prescribes the very opposite! You obviously don't appreciate that a person should not be denied of fundamental rights of freedom of movement arbitrarily except upon establishment of guilt

adanny01:
EFCC is allowed to detain for 2 days but no need to detain. How does this sound to you.

Search warrant, freeze account which one is applicable to this context.

Next, you mean EFCC should take their office to the suspect's office to take his statement. Besides why is it that you dont know what a statement is that you think you can write it at the comfort of your own office.


Are you aware that a statement is officially a part of the case and admitted in court. An EFCC case officer should leave his office to all the cases on his table. If there are 10 cases he handles a day, he will be in 10 different offices to take their statements. Please next time think of the implications before making comments.

Next time the court session will hold in Atiku's pocket.

Next time my house is burgled, i will invite the police to come and take my case.

Next time also, advice Atiku's son in-law to invite the EFCC to his office when he thinks he has a case.

I said IDEALLY there is no need to detain. Read well before commenting..

The problem with you is that you presume people guilty until proven innocent whereas the rule of law prescribes the very opposite!

adanny01:
EFCC is allowed to detain for 2 days but no need to detain. How does this sound to you.

Search warrant, freeze account which one is applicable to this context.

Next, you mean EFCC should take their office to the suspect's office to take his statement. Besides why is it that you dont know what a statement is that you think you can write it at the comfort of your own office.


Are you aware that a statement is officially a part of the case and admitted in court. An EFCC case officer should leave his office to all the cases on his table. If there are 10 cases he handles a day, he will be in 10 different offices to take their statements. Please next time think of the implications before making comments.

Next time the court session will hold in Atiku's pocket.

Next time my house is burgled, i will invite the police to come and take my case.

Next time also, advice Atiku's son in-law to invite the EFCC to his office when he thinks he has a case.

The practice is unconstitutional.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/guardian.ng/features/remand-order-is-a-breach-of-constitution-rights-of-suspects/amp

deomelo:
Fayose spent 2 weeks in detention.

All they need is a valid court order to detain till whenever.

She removed some ribs and small intestine to achieve this... Not worth the cost.. May lead to future health complications.. She also suffered depression in the past.. Not the way to battle depression

Vicdayz:
From Gistvic.com

Popular Gambian and tiny waist actress, Princess Shyngle shares new photo as she displays her sexy body and cleavage in a waist trainer. Gistvic Reports.

Princess Shyngle has been gaining a lot of popularity recently because of her tiny waist.

Gist From Gistvic.com>> https://www.gistvic.com/2019/03/princess-shyngle-flaunts-her-banging.html

And leave Jesus out of this! Jeeeeez is Jesus... Don't take the name of the Lord in vain

adanny01:
Jeeeeez!

Commission again?

What are you up to really?

You don't know the law bro. EFCC must prove the commission of the crime beyond reasonable doubt. You don't treat people like convicted criminals simply because you suspect them.

adanny01:
Jeeeeez!

Commission again?

What are you up to really?

Don't be lazy and click on the link. Must I spell it all out for you? You said questioning can take days and EFCC can detain in the process of that questioning. Detention should not exceed 2 days. That is the law. Ideally, there is even no need to detain. I said before that EFCC can get search warrant, freeze accounts, go to people's offices to question them instead of detaining them. The truth is that detention is used as a tool of psychological torture to break the will of suspects so that they can admit to a crime.

adanny01:
Do you know what unlawful detention is?

Now, you are really turning in circles. What is the lawful detention period?

The context with which you quoted that story is not the subject here.

You can even sue them for unlawful detention

https://www.google.com/amp/thenationonlineng.net/efcc-still-owes-me-n5m-says-sen-bala-mohammed/amp/

Hedonisst:
And I can choose not to say any gaddem thing at all, so that they would charge me to court and tender their 'suspicion' as evidence! The primitive model used in Nigeria is to arrest you first and expect you to supply them with 'confession' that would be used to nail you in court. Madness.

You see why Nigeria is not a serious country? Which serious country would waste its resources in arresting people without substantial evidence and charging them to court on thin and watery charges? To what end?

https://www.google.com/amp/thenationonlineng.net/efcc-still-owes-me-n5m-says-sen-bala-mohammed/amp/


Senator bala Mohammed sued EFCC for unlawful detention and won. The court awarded N5m damages!

adanny01:
You are turning in circles.

Suspicion of what? Money laundering. What is money laundering? Crime or not?

From what i know, a lot of the arrest we claim in Nigeria may not be but we use the language to describe presence in the police station, barracks, or in this case EFCC.

What EFCC does is to invite you for questioning and it can take days and they could also detain.

Check out how Daily trust puts it

So suspicion translates to commission?

adanny01:
You are turning in circles.

Suspicion of what? Money laundering. What is money laundering? Crime or not?

From what i know, a lot of the arrest we claim in Nigeria may not be but we use the language to describe presence in the police station, barracks, or in this case EFCC.

What EFCC does is to invite you for questioning and it can take days and they could also detain.

Check out how Daily trust puts it

He who alleges must prove. That is the law. It is the job of EFCC to prove that it is the proceeds of crime and not to tell someone to prove he is not a criminal. The burden of proof in criminal matters lies on the prosecution and they must prove beyond reasonable doubt.

adanny01:
The justification is the reason why interrogation is carried out.

I wonder o. The guy is arguing stubbornly

Evercurious:
How then do you know it is without economic justification?

You obviously don't know your rights! Detain someone indefinitely? You cannot detain anyone beyond 48 hours. If they do so, you have a right to go to court to apply for enforcement of your fundamental human rights. The proper thing is to do your investigation before arrest. You can go to people and question them. You can get a search warrant to search their house, documents, computers, even get an order to temporarily freeze their account. You can not just arrest or detain a person in a proper democracy under the rule of law except you have built a case against them. You need to know your rights!

adanny01:
You are turning in circles.

Suspicion of what? Money laundering. What is money laundering? Crime or not?

From what i know, a lot of the arrest we claim in Nigeria may not be but we use the language to describe presence in the police station, barracks, or in this case EFCC.

What EFCC does is to invite you for questioning and it can take days and they could also detain.

Check out how Daily trust puts it