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Release him? I doubt it, I trust EFCC of APC government, they will re arrest him for another "charges".

I received the attached sms from MTN and I quickly recharged my phone with N500 but was surprised when MTN gave me only 100mb which disappeared after few clicks on Nairaland which does not even consumes data.
Who else had this experience?

Beremx:
What has the international community done concerning the issue since he gave them the letter?

You wont understand but the leaders know the implications.

Mama sun re

They did that to me too. We are at their mercy. CBN is part of the scam.

demolinka:
How you know say I dey make noise The way I see it PMB always has to create a balance between appointing on merit and appointing to sooth frayed ethnic nerves. He will not always achieve such. The question is what if we were guaranteed that this team (appointed by the PSC) could actually do the job, and cause a paradigm shift in the NPF, would you give your support? or will you withhold it on the basis of the need for ethnic equilibrium?

The same thing many said when he started the appointment of his kitchen cabinets from his village people. How competent have they shown? What have they done to make Nigeria better? We should stop denying the obvious.

The Police Service Commission has approved a new Management Team for the Nigeria Police Force comprising seven Deputy Inspectors-General of Police and an Assistant Inspector-General of Police as Force Secretary.

The commission on Monday approved the appointment of the DIGs to man the seven Management Departments of the Force.

A statement by the Head, Press and Public Relations, Ikechukwu Ani, said[b] AIG Shuaibu Gambo[/b] is now DIG, Department of Finance and Administration; CP Joshak Habila, DIG, Department of Operations; CP Maigari Dikko, DIG, Department of Logistics and Supply and CP H. M. Dagala, DIG, Department of Force Criminal Intelligence and investigation Department.

Other members of the management team include, CP Emmanuel Inyang, DIG, Department of Training and Development, CP Ntom Chukwu, DIG, Department of Research and Planning, CP Folusho Adebanjo, DIG Department of ICT and CP Abdul Bube, AIG Force Secretary

The PSC said it had conveyed the approval to the Inspector-General of Police for implementation.

“The Chairman, Chief Mike Okiro, said the officers’ promotion letters will follow in due course,” the statement added

Punch: http://punchng.com/police-get-seven-digs/

santislim8:
q5 no mind me

Change the topic then. I have bold 5 for sale in Lagos.

You want q5 or bold 5?

Those guys above are funny but you are right. FP access code mentioned.

Going by the style of this administration, EFCC may re-arrest him again with another phantom charges after meeting his bail conditions.

Saraki, Ekweremadu Forgery Case Is An Abuse Of Court Process – Judge Blasts AGF"

A federal high court in Abuja has ruled that the forgery charge brought against Nigeria’s senate president, Dr. Bukola Saraki, and the deputy senator president, Dr. Ike Ekweremadu and two others by the attorney general of the federation and minister of justice Mr. Abubakar Malami, SAN is a complete gross abuse of court and legal process.

The court faulted the charge for being filed during the pendency of a civil action instituted to challenge the propriety of the police report on the alleged forgery of the Senate Standing Rule 2015 and in which the attorney general, AGF, and the inspector general of police, IGP, are defendants and even joined issues with plaintiff in the court action.

Justice Gabriel Kolawole who ruled in a motion ex parte motion filed by Senator Gilbert Emeka Nnaji seeking to stop the implementation of the police report on the forgery held that the forgery charge against Saraki, Ekweremadu and others was done in a desperate haste that was not in the public interest.

Senator Nnaji had on July 23, 2015 instituted a civil action against the inspector general of police and the attorney general at the federal high court wherein he challenged the propriety of the police report on the alleged forgery of the senate standing rule.

He later filed a motion ex-parte in which he asked for court order to stop the IGP and AGF from taking any step on the police report pending the determination of his originating summon and which the court partly granted.

Senator Hunkuyi who wrote the petition that brought the police report had engaged Abubakar Malami, SAN, then as a private lawyer, as one of his counsels that filed a motion for him (Hunkuyi) to be joined as one of the defendants in the suit.

As at press time, the name of Abubakar Malami, SAN, is still reflecting as one of the counsels representing Senator Othman Hunkuyi at the Federal High Court, Abuja and the case has been adjourned to July 6, 2016 by Justice Gabriel Kolawole.

The Judge said that he would have nullified the forgery charge filed by the AGF before an Abuja high court and set it aside for being a gross abuse of court and legal process if it had been filed before his court.

Justice Kolawole said that the actions of the IGP and AGF whose offices are created by law were in bad taste because his court had in the civil action asked parties not to do anything on the police report during the pendency of the civil suit so as not to render the civil action nugatory and cause faith accomplished.

The judge specifically took swipe at the AGF who he said, ought to use his power under the law to terminate any charge filed in breach of court process but found himself as a promoter of abuse of legal process.

The AGF, the judge further said, acted in bad faith because before his appointment as AGF, he was one of the leading lawyers to Senator Suleiman Othman Hunkuyi who authored the petitions upon which the police report was prepared and upon which the forgery charge initiated by the federal government was predicated.

By his involvement as a private lawyer in the civil matter to the petitioner (Senator Hunkuyi) before the criminal charge was preferred against the defendants, he (AGF) ought to have realized the pendency of several court actions on the issues and ought to have used his office and law to terminate the flagrant abuse of the legal process.

“In coming to a decision, I take due cognizance of the defendants IGP and AGF as offices created by the constitution, 1999 as Amended. The 1st defendant (IGP) by virtue of section 215(a) of the constitution is a creation of the constitution and by virtue of section 215(2) of the constitution, shall command the Nigeria Police Force created by section 214(1)”.

“By reason of the provisions, it is not out of place, to describe the 1st defendant as the “Chief Law Enforcement Officer of the Federation”.

“The 2nd defendant (AGF) is a constitutional office created by section 150(1) of the constitution who the constitution describes as “The Chief Law Officer of the Federation”.

“The Plaintiff’s “motion ex parte” dated 23/6/16 is one that seeks restraining orders against these two (2) constitutional offices created by the constitution. Both are connected with law enforcement and by extension, due administration of justice”.

“I say this with regard to the provision of section 174(1) – (3) of the constitution in relation to the constitutional powers of the 2nd defendant”.

“Section 174(1): “The Attorney General of the Federation shall have power- “to take over and continue any such criminal proceedings that may have been instituted by any other authority or person; and to discontinue at any stage before judgment is delivered any such criminal proceedings instituted or undertaken by him or any other authority or person”.

“The criminal charge dated 10/6/16 attached as Exhibit “B” to the plaintiff’s “motion ex pate” is a criminal process filed on behalf of the 2nd defendant by D.E. Kaswe, Esq. who signed the said charge as a “Principal State Counsel” for “The Honourable Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice” was listed as one of the leading Senior Advocates of Nigeria who filed the “motion of notice” attached as Exhibit “D” to the plaintiff’s ex parte application and it was an application by which Senator Suleiman Othman Hunkuyi, who until the learned Attorney-General of the Federation was appointed as the Minister of Justice, was his erstwhile client”.

“In the “list of witnesses and their addresses”, Senator Suleiman Othman Hunkuyi, who wrote the “Petition” to the 1st defendant on 30/6/15 – as the Secretary of “The Unity Forum” in the Senate is listed as No. 1 of the witnesses to be called by the state on the criminal charge dated 10/6/16 which was filed whilst the instant proceedings are still pending”.

“When I read the provisions of section 174(1) – (3) of the constitution, as amended, I am not in any doubt, that by section (174(2) of the constitution, that D.E. Kaswe, Esq. who signed the criminal charge in Exhibit “B” as “principal state counsel” did so on the authority of the 2nd defendant”.

“Having regard to these issues, I asked myself what is the appropriate order this court can make given these peculiar facts of the involvement of the current occupant of the office created by Section 150(1) of the constitution – who “doubled” as it were, as one of the leading Counsels to the “Petitioner”, Senator Suleiman Othman Hunkuyi and fortuitously, was appointed by the President as the Minister of Justice?”

“When I reflected on the Supreme Court’s decision in the State and Ilori, my view is that this court is somehow handicapped, in being able to query the 2nd defendant’s decision and the power he exercised pursuant to section 174(1)(a) of the constitution to initiate the criminal charge attached as Exhibit “B” to the Plaintiff’s “motion ex parte” as any issue which this court may raise as regards the propriety or otherwise of his doing so, will eventually, when shorn of all legal niceties, border on “moral considerations”.

“But, I am not in any doubt, that when the provision of section 174(3) of the constitution is carefully read and construed vis-à-vis the peculiar facts of this case, it may not be too far-fetched to reason that the filing of the said criminal charge in the long run, constitutes an “abuse of legal process” which is one of the “limiting considerations” to the exercise of the constitutional powers conferred on the 2nd defendant by virtue of section 174(1)(a) – (c) when read with its section 174(3) of constitution”.

“Although, when this section is read communally with section 174(3), it is arguable that Section 174(1)(c) is to be read with the “need to prevent abuse of legal process” in section 174(3) of the constitution”.

“The converse situation, which the drafters of the constitution, perhaps never envisaged appears to have occurred in this case as the 2nd defendant who is required, by section 174(3) of the constitution, to “discontinue at any stage before judgment is delivered on any such criminal proceedings instituted or undertaken by him or any other authority or person” where such proceedings constitute “abuse of legal process”, is in fact the very person who initiated a criminal proceedings in a matter in which he had, as a private legal practitioner, acted for the one of the “interested” Senators who had petitioned the 1st defendant on 30/6/15”.

“Regardless of whichever way it is looked at, I will still hold the view, that constitutional powers conferred on all persons and authorities, including arms and agencies of government are required to be exercised in good faith and where as in this instance, it relates to the institution of criminal proceedings, it must be seen to have been properly exercised strictly in “public interest”.

“But, having regard to the peculiar facts which I have analyzed, the said criminal charge dated 10/6/16 and attached as exhibit “B” to the plaintiff’s “motion ex parte” dated 23/6/16, given the course of these proceedings as I had in detail, highlighted, can only be seen as one that constitutes an “abuse of legal process” to use the very words in section 174(3) of the constitution”.

“In all of these facts and issues, having regard to the pendency of this suit in which the defendants have both filed processes, one question that did not cease to resonate in my thoughts is why this “desperate haste” to prefer the criminal indictments in exhibit “B” the investigation of which is at the heart of this suit and of the parallel suit in exhibit “E”, and which indictments, by law are not time barred as the substantive suit before this court, had by consent of both the Plaintiff’s Counsel and the 1st defendant’s Counsel, been scheduled for 6/7/16 for hearing”.

“It is the event of the steps taken by the defendants in utter defiance of this pending suit, that in my view, unobtrusively betrayed the possible genuineness of the defendants’ intention and of the 2nd defendant’s motives as steps taken which are beyond serving the “public interest” by the commencement of a criminal trial in the FCT High Court in order to subvert the pending suits in the Federal High Court one of which has been fixed for 6/7/16”.

“By the extant Supreme Court’s decisions, once a court comes to the decision that a particular process before it constitutes abuse of judicial or legal process, the appropriate orders it can make, is to put an end to the continuation of such proceeding”.

“Do I proceed and make such order? I probably would have done so if the criminal charge dated 10/6/16 was pending before this court”.

“But as it is, it is pending before my learned brother, the Hon. Justice Yusuf Halilu of the FCT High court, which is a court of co-ordinate jurisdiction and who has become seised of the charge as at 21/6/16 when he adjourned it to 27/6/16 for the arraignment of the defendants listed in Exhibit “B” attached to the Plaintiff’s “Motion Ex parte”.

The writer and op should explain why the President appointed all his security chiefs from Northern Fulani Muslims if he has no hidden agenda in a secular state like Nigeria.

President Buhari has serially,
deceitfully and masterfully completed the
configuration of the entire National
Security structure/architecure firmly in
the hands of the northern muslim Hausa- Fulani alone to the exclusion of all other
ethnic blocs in Nigeria .... this is very, very
dangerous for the South and for northern
Christians.
Chief of Army Staff ....... northern muslim
Hausa-Fulani
Police IG ........... northern muslim Hausa-
Fulani
Minister for Defense ..... northern muslim
Hausa-Fulani
Minister for Internal Affairs ...... northern
muslim Hausa-Fulani
National Security Adviser (NSA) .........
northern muslim Hausa-Fulani
DG, Department of State Services
(DSS) ..... northern muslim Hausa-Fulani
Chief of Staff ...... northern muslim
Hausa-Fulani
ADC to President ....... northern muslim
Hausa-Fulani
CSO to President ..... northern muslim
Hausa-Fulani
Protocol to President ..... northern muslim
Hausa-Fulani
Private Secretary to President .......
northern muslim Hausa-Fulani
DG Customs .......... northern muslim
Hausa-Fulani
DG, EFCC ....... northern muslim Hausa-
Fulani
DG, Nigeria Prisons ..... northern muslim
Hausa-Fulani
DG, Immigration ...... northern muslim
Hausa-Fulani
Minister for Petroleum ...... northern
muslim Hausa-Fulani
Minister for FCT ........ northern muslim

Executive are dancing now and everybody is clapping by the time the Legislators start their own by serving the President impeachment notice, we should also be prepared to clap more. Remember this executive has committed more impeachable offences. Don't quote me, just say your own and move on.

This guy will defect to APC soon...

olasmith10:
yes he has..how often do u hear abt d once dreaded and extremely destructive BH?..his only issue is that he came at a time world crude oil pirce both BRENT and WTI got to an all time Low coupled with a low excess crude account( a round of applause to GEJ and Dasuki) Aldo he has his own lapses but then, he still has till 2019..
By the law of demand and supply, crude oil price will still go up and den we can roll out d drums

Bros dont be deceived, Boko haram are still much around. The only thing that changed is that our pressmen and the propaganda machines informing us then are now on the side of the government with sctrict instruction of see no evil and write no evil. What has realy changed? The same soldiers and weapons under Jonathan are still being used.

Buhari is responsible for our woes, is not a good leader and manager. You must be diplomatic as a leader in your actions and words. You use both stick and carrots, use the face of eagle and lion. You won't be careless with your appointments and 5% statement. In summary, you act as father for all. Then, you get support of the majority.

By the way, what has he done with the little money he got from crude oil, "recovered loots" and IGR?

Time never reach to write, we just dey start.

olasmith10:
Well, I don't believe d consistency of the exam number is enough to vindicate him, cos its not enough an axiomatic fact..but I give it to PMB based on his records of integrity..Thats my take..I may be wrong
To even point that having a certificate aldo constitutionaly demanded is not [b]a measure of performance. [/b]After all a large chair doesn't make a king!

Has he performed now?

SirJeffry:
If I, a toddler in 1984 who only grew to read about the hardship at the time didn't vote Buhari in 2015, then all those who did witness the situation and yet voted him in are incurable f00LS.

Just negodu headline back then, yet people like Elrufai and Amaechi kept campaigning for him. God will punish all of them.

But we warned them but they said it does not matter. One guy even said he prefers badluck to goodluck.

They say stop. Is that too hard for you to obey?

Buhari no dey forgive person. They will still deal with him.

BenKafor:
Try ordering it online sha. U might find it on konga or jumia

Jumia said "Camon C9...Coming Soon" on their website

BeastAmbition:
Buhari is just a figurehead in Aso Rock - A lot of things is happening behind the scene - this country is being rule by Tinubu, OBJ & Buhari... if Saraki begs Tinubu today, all the cases he his being involved in will stop indefinitely

You may be right o. Probably the reason Buhari is not after Doyin Okupe since he has begged Baba OBJ.

obstead200:
well, I am not a child. and I am shocked at ur reasoning in the face of circumstances.

You may not be a child but you must be older than me and you must be at least 46 years to claim that and even at that you dont just insult people you do not know just because you are not mature enough to tolerate their opinions. I was trained from home not to insult people even if I disagree with them, even if I am older.

obstead200:
am sorry to insult u.

But, are u Mad? I mean, are u PLAIN, F*C.KING MAD?

Do you know what it means to be the chief security officer of the state? The governor is the chief security officer. Where is his sense of priority? his state is in crisis. Salaries have not been paid. Pots of food is being stolen from the fire while still cooking, people eat amala with red oil alone (the depth of poverty, depravity and hunger) and a governor could still find the funds to go on on something as unimportant as a lesser hajj (YES, I SAID UNIMPORTANT B'COS AM SURE THIS IS NOT HIS FIRST TIME OF GOING FOR THE HAJJ)
where is his sense of priority, leadership and probity?

I repeat my question: are u Plain fuckin.g mad or are u just daft?

Once again, sorry for insulting u.

dont forget this is a first time governor that should be seeking to impress his people. if he is already this bad, what will he do in his second tenure?

I dont know how old you are but in Yoruba land (Ijebu) land where I was born, a child is cursed when he or she insults an elder. You could make more sense without insult. I know you will say you are only asking question. Unless you are older than me and you must be at least 46 years to claim that and even at that you dont just insult people you do not know just because you are not mature enough to tolerate their opinions.

pato231:
Are you a Landlord?. When you do become one if not yet one, i hope you would not mind this same scenario playing out at yoir property with you being at the receiving end. These properties are investments for crying out loud, just the way we complain when our salary dont get paid. Home owners need their money to survive.

As I write this, I have many tenants that are owing rent and I did not kill them but only showed understanding. Some pleaded for more time that the country is hard. More so, the guy's tenancy and renewal was only due less than a month. The place was locked up before the arrival of the guy. We should not encourage lawlessness, we have procedures and that should be followed.

Tundenoni:
Why did he go to the presidency to get clearance?
Is he a PDP governor?
Let's support good governance!
Government appointments are not for shows.
Religion is not relevant.
It's not the people's business.
How many months has he spent in that office That he has started going for pilgrimage?

An elected governor in a federating state? Can't believe I am reading this. He is not a minister or an appointee of the President. He is the head of a federating state. The presidency does not have the power.

appetitto:
I saw it for sale at a Techno shop at Alaba market at 49950

When? You mean the displayed copy? All popular shops in Ikeja have it. Ask them for a copy, you will here that it is not available. I met Tecno Agents at Ikeja and they said they are having problem clearing the phone at NACHO.

Paentera:
In the case where the poster never mentioned ejection, how did you come to that conclusion that this is the reason the gate was locked?

What does it mean to lock one out of his apartment? Whether temporary or permanently, he has been temporarily ejected as at the time he was writing the complain. He can't enter, sleep in the house or take anything from his apartment. He was disposesed of his occupation at the time of the report.

I went to Computer Village in Lagos to buy Camon C9 but was told that it is not in the market yet despite all the hype.
Where can we buy the phone in Lagos?

mayorkyzo:
when and if you r able to build a house,so people would try to pack out without paying your bills...instead of u to tell him to dialogue and pay his bills u here talking rubbish...

Bros I am a landlord and I relate with them (my tenants) as regulated by our laws.
Don't know why we are afraid of respecting and following our own laws. What I said above is what the law says. The OP asked for advise and I gave him mine and I don't know why mine should give you headache sir?

Not yet in the market. I understand tecno has problem bringing the products to the country.