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[quote author=aotlatitude post=507680p17]Infinix Hot 2[/quote]you just said my mind. that phone no follow at all |
Pls ooo
is it this November? |
lebete3000:that one is physical fitness and not medical allan2:I concur /acquiesce with you and I know in God we trust. EFCC is now following due process without n I believe ours will. By God's grace, my name is dear. it's time that it will take. |
freesinzu:Don't rush to be the 1st without knowing what the body of the whole msg was saying |
A Kano Magistrates’ Court on Thursday discharged all the five suspects, who allegedly killed a trader, Bridget Agbahime in Kano on June 2 over allegations of blasphemy. The suspects, Dauda Ahmed, Abdulmumeen Mustafa, Zubairu Abubakar, Abdullahi Abubakar and Musa Abdullahi were slammed with a four-count charge of allegedly inciting disturbance, culpable homicide, joint act and mischief. Mrs. Agbahime, 74, an Imo indigene, was murdered in Kofar Wambai Market in Kano over alleged blasphemy. The Chief Magistrate, Muhammad Jibril, discharged the five suspects and terminated the case as advised by the attorney-general of Kano State. Earlier, the Principal State Counsel, Rabiu Yusuf, representing the attorney-general of Kano State, told the court that they received the case diary from the police on June 8. “Having gone through the case diary, the attorney- general of Kano State evaluated the facts in accordance with Sections 130 and150 of the Criminal Procedure Code, presented the legal advice,” Mr. Yusuf said. “The legal advice presented to the court, dated June 24, states that there is no case to answer as the suspects are all innocent and orders the court to discharge all the suspects.” The counsel to the suspects, Abdulsalam Gambo, commended the attorney-general for the judgment in the case. NAN reports that the suspects and their families expressed gratitude to God for the judgment and for their freedom. (NAN) http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/214435-court-frees-suspects-kano-blasphemy-killing.html |
Islie:it's allowed because I see that history want to repeat itself. That was the way they pushed GEJ out to loose the same way PMB will loose God prosper igbo Land God bless Nigeria |
The Federal High Court in Lagos yesterday refused to order the forfeiture of $15.5million found in the accounts of companies belonging to a former Special Adviser on Domestic Affairs to ex-President Goodluck Jonathan, Waripamo Dudafa. Justice Babs Kuewumi convicted the companies after a review of the facts of the case by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFFC) lawyer Mr Oyedepo Rotimi. The companies, on September 15, pleaded guilty to laundering $15,591,700 (about N5billion) when they were arraigned. They are: Pluto Property and Investment Company Ltd (represented by Friday Davis), Seagate Property Development and Investment Company Ltd (represented by Agbor Baro), Trans Ocean Property and Investment Company Ltd (represented by Dioghowori Frederick) and Avalon Global Property Development Ltd (represented by Taiwo Ebenezer) Following the companies’ conviction, Rotimi prayed the court to order the forfeiture of the money to the Federal Government. “Having found them guilty, the court should make a consquential order that the money should be forfeited to the Federal Government,” he said. But, the judge said he would hand down a sentence on the companies after the trial of the others who pleaded not guilty in the charge. Justice Kuewumi said: “The ownership issue is still pending. There’s also a pending suit on the matter.” Former President Goodluck Jonathan’s wife, Patience, is claiming the monies in the companies’ accounts as hers. The companies were arraigned along with Dudafa, a lawyer, Amajuoyi Briggs and a banker, Adedamola Bolodeoku. Dudafa, Briggs and Bolodeoku, however, pleaded not guilty to the 17-count charge. While reviewing the facts, Rotimi said the money was stolen from the State House, Abuja. He said: “EFCC received an intelligence report showing vividly that the fourth to seventh defendants retained proceeds of crime. “ Our investigations showed that Fetus Iyoha admitted receiving the fund from the first defendant. Iyoha is a domestic staff at the State House. “He admitted that funds credited into the accounts were given to him from the State House.” Rotimi said Iyoha paid $3,096,377.38 into Pluto’s account; paid $3,410,534.71 into Seagate’s account, paid $3,765,711.87 into Trans Oceans’ account, and paid $250,000 into Avalon Global’s accout. All the accounts, EFCC said, are domiciled in Skye Bank Plc. The judge admitted the accounts statements in evidence. He also admitted their mandate cards, certificates of incorporation and statements made to EFCC by the companies’ representatives. Justice Kuewumi held that the prosecution proved the allegations against the companies beyond reasonable doubt, especially after they pleaded guilty to the crime. “I am satisfied that the prosecution has proved its case. I’ll exercise my discretion to suspend sentence until conclusion of trial,” the judge held. EFCC said the accused persons conspired on November 13, 2013 in Lagos to launder $15,591,700. It said the defendants “reasonably ought to have known that the funds form part of the proceeds of an unlawful act”. Seagate Property, Dudafa, Bolodeoku and Sompre Omiebi (said to be at large) were accused of indirectly retaining $1,094,500 through a Skye Bank Plc account (2110002207) between November 14 and 19, 2013. EFCC said the money “forms part of an unlawful act to wit: stealing.” They were also accused of indirectly retaining $1,200,000 through the Skye Bank account between January 21 and December 19, 2014; as well as $1,349,700 through the same account between March 31 and May 20, 2015, among others. Justice Kuewumi adjourned until December 14 for trial. http://thenationonlineng.net/court-refuses-order-forfeiture-jonathans-wifes-15-5m/ |
lebete3000:Medical screening and it involves removing all your clothes, even your pants n bra. |
DONSMITH123:this news is a big lie. someone somewhere has paid for the news and tag it to the South East because they know that they have nothing to gain from the loan. The want to go through the back door n get loan |
saints2:Pls o, someone should clarify me. Is everyday FEC meeting. or is it done as President like |
we are watching but they should be fast about it. I hope we won't enter another stage after this. I don't know I see them adopt EFCC screening pattern of medical screening after interview. |
Sibrah:but the buildings are not in court. As if you don't know that government have start using the houses ceased |
that My school
proudly FUTOITE |
I pray that the House of Assembly will be serious in their probe.
Let it not be a media probe |
ABUJA —THE House of Representatives Ad-hoc Committee investigating cash paid out to government officials annually by insurance companies has summoned the Controller General of Customs, CGC, for allegedly refusing to furnish it with details of its insurance transactions between 2013 and 2015. The Adekunle Akinlade Abdulkadir-led Committee which last week queried insurance companies for insuring dysfunctional coaches for Nigeria Railways Corporation, NRC, had invited the Nigeria Customs Service, NCS, to appear last Friday over the insurance transactions in the last four years, but the Customs representatives failed to turn up. The Committee which is also probing the alleged misappropriation of over N200 billion of public funds in insurance transactions at the sitting, uncovered a scheme involving the payment of over N910million to two unregistered insurance brokers. Disclosing this at the investigative hearing, Chairman of the Committee, Abdulkadir, expressed disappointment over how insurance firms attempted to misinform it through distortion of facts in their presentations. According to him, “The issue is that these companies got business consistently just because some people in the MDAs are being paid. “Since the commencement of this investigation, we have sent invitations to the NCS but they have refused to make any submission to the Committee. “We are summoning the CG to explain why he refused to honour the Committee and why it engaged services of unlicensed brokers and agents that cost over a quarter of a billion Naira. “Many of the insurance companies that appeared deliberately gave us wrong information thinking we can never go to the extent of scrutinising every detail in their submissions. “Having discovered that it is not business as usual, all the Chief Executives are now saying they did not know about the figures quoted in the documents they submitted. “What they want now is to give us (Committee) new figures because the earlier ones were no longer correct. “We will oblige them but in their new submissions, every cover must be accompanied by relevant documents to prove the authenticity of the new figures.” http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/10/reps-summon-customs-boss-n200bn-insurance-fund/ |
kinzation:I hate this boast. which university have you tried. Pls FUTO and do your PGD or not Master's degree so I will believe you. or enter even state university n prove it |
duro4chang:Pls prove your word. I hate allegation without prove. if he imposed him, why is people not acting. I what Oshomole, Tinubu and co that we are sure of |
Luukasz:if that's the case, then let them go or stop collecting tax from that region |
ayodotcom:very expensive now. N44500 now |
we will be waiting n watching them. I believe our set will be the transformation of the NPF God bless Nigeria |
Pls o. I studied BIOTECHNOLOGY and I couldn't see my discipline in the option.
Which option can I apply |
I have Read it like 10 times to if I will see the names of the Chief of Army Staff Lt. Gen. Tukur Buratai and Abdulraman Dambazzau. Before I was told that All those in APC are new creation, all corruption are cancelled off their names |
MidasTouche01:*106*77# |
Ceoflexygist:where does she stay incase if someone is interested in the shoes |
EHMIR:Pls read the topic VERY WELL Nigeria solider, Pls is it Cameroon that pays Nigerian soldiers n what currency is Nigeria paying. finally question, Cameroon currency n Nigeria currency, which is strong. |
Why going this far to scam people, I thought your mum (Aisha Buhari) have been of help to those people. To you want to pay your Mum back the money spend on North East |
Adeoba10: |
amuokuko: ![]() |
I believe this month die, that all will be in our favor this month. one week has passed, any news from Our President. |
CliffordOrji:our biggest fool Rochas of IMO state will still be lying that this government has something for imolite that vote for APC |
