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Who the probe go epp? Ganduje should go and rest jor. Him don forget say hewas part of the scheme for 8 years.
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Wht a poo
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Home News News NJC plans to stop publication of petitions against judges October 24, 2016 Chief Justice of Nigeria Justice Mahmud Mohammed Ade Adesomoju, Abuja The National Judicial Council is set to bar media reportage of allegations of misconduct levelled against judges and employees of the judiciary. This is contained in the National Judicial Policy to be launched by the NJC on Monday. The policy will widen the dark veil that shields disciplinary proceedings against judges. Under the new policy, the NJC or any institutions of the judiciary shall discard a complaint sent against a judge or employee of the judiciary for investigation if after receiving the complaint it is leaked or discussed in the media. The policy partly read, “lt shall be the policy of the judiciary on complaints that allegations of misconduct against judicial officers or employees of the judiciary shall not be leaked or published in the media. “Where complaints on allegations against judicial officers and court employees are submitted for investigation, the complainant or complainants shall be made to give an undertaking not to do anything to prejudice investigation or actions that may be taken. “The institutions of the judiciary concerned with investigation or and implementation of decisions taken on such complaints shall be obliged to cease further action where such complaints are leaked or discussed in the media. “Where such a leakage is occasioned after the submission of a complaint then all investigations on the complaints shall be suspended, the leakage investigated and if such leakage is from the complainant on through other parties known to such a complainant, such a complaint should be discarded. “Where such leakage is occasioned prior to the presentation of the complaint and the source of the leakage is found to be the complainant or through other parties known to and connected with the complainant then such complaint shall not be accepted, upon submission, by the appropriate disciplinary body. “Upon the conclusion of any investigation, the judicial disciplinary bodies may allow public disclosure of their findings, subject to following the proper channels for such disclosure.” This is coming at a time when the NJC, the body vested with disciplinary powers over judges at all levels, is under public attack for either allegedly shielding corrupt judges or merely giving those found culpable a slap on the wrist. The criticism of the NJC was sparked by the arrest of seven judges including two serving justices of the Supreme Court over alleged corruption allegations. In the wake of the arrests, the arresting agency, the Department of State Services, said it took the step after the NJC allegedly rebuffed complaints against some of the arrested judges. But the NJC has since denied the allegation of shielding corrupt judicial officers. The new policy was prepared by the NJC in April 2016 but will only be launched under the chairmanship of the outgoing Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Mahmud Mohammed on Monday. It covers issues such as judicial appointment policy, judicial discipline policy, judicial code of conduct policy, judicial education and training policy, judicial performance policy, case flow management policy, judicial administration and court management policy and transparency and anti-corruption policy, among others. The new policy tends to tie the hands of those who have submitted complaints against judges from taking any other step until the NJC completes its investigation. The policy says, any judiciary institution that receives a complaint a judge or any court employee shall make the complainant to give undertaking not to do anything to prejudice investigation http://punchng.com/njc-bar-media-reporting-petitions-judges/ Lalasticlala, seun, obinoscopy, ishilove
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It's glory time, blessing time |
I believe you |
Tinubu is the boss. |
Don't change please. You hear?. We will support you only via the social media. And when you get incarcerated, that beaauty in your house mehhn. I no talk again. |
Okosi my boy |
Itss just an accusation not yet proven. Why beat him to pulp. This is disgusting. |
This is quite hilarious |
This is poo. |
A welcome development |
Nice one. Now some African ladies come and tell me they don't belong. What a poo! |
Hmmmm. I don't believe them. |
Hope it works. I seriously doubt it. |
Young03:I only know of Gowon but definitely not you. |
FriendChoice:Arabic came with Islam to Nigeria via Usman Dan Fodio. So what are you saying. |
Who her massive wahala epp?. |
It is well. Now see dignitaries. My name shall be called upon one day too as a highly respected fellow. Amen |
JUST IN: EXCLUSIVE: Full list of non-career ambassadorial nominees submitted by Pres. Muhammadu Buhari to Senate. Mynd44, lalasticlala, seun
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Those bunch of academic ignoramus should go and rest so as to allow me be the VC. Isn't that fair to all sides. |
Kenneth205:Handed over to NSCDC not the police. OP, correct that please |
The judge sef. You collected Wike's but refused Amaechi's. Aah. Hian. |
How's Buhari involve in your issue? Instead, concentrate on good governance instead of the shenanigans of what I have never seen you display. |
Nice one boys. NO MATTER THE LEVEL OF WOMAN IN THE SOCIETY, SHE STILL REMAINS THE COMMANDER IN CHIEF OF THE HOUSE - AND I MEAN EVERY SECTION OF THE HOUSE. THE COMFORT OF THE HOME IS THE EXCLUSIVE RIGHT OF A GOOD WIFE. A GOOD WIFE MAKES THE HOUSE A HOME, AND THE HOME A FAMILY. NO MATTER HOW HARD YOU TRY TO AVERT THE REALITY, A GOOD WOMAN IS VERY MUCH AWARE THAT SHE BELONGS TO THE KITCHEN - THE SITTING ROOM - AND THE OTHER ROOM. MY WIFE BELONGS TO THE KITCHEN : A good woman cooks for her husband, except in few cases where class and schedules are involved, and they employed cook(s). But despite that, she still monitors the food items that goes into the kitchen and oversees how food is being prepared and served in the house. She never leaves the kitchen completely in the hands of the cook(s). She often visit the kitchen to prepare for her husband his favourite meal. A woman is the Commander in Chief of the Federal Republic of the Kitchen. MY WIFE BELONGS TO MY SITTING ROOM: The sitting rooms is the crucial meeting point of the family where they meet, play and liaise together. The home management skills of a good woman, her good heart and her charming smiles makes the sitting room conducive for the whole family as a meeting point. When a man is married to a bad woman, the entire family is permanently confined to their individual rooms whenever they are at home. They only visit the sitting room to receive visitors and retires to their rooms as soon as their visitors left. A good woman belongs to the sitting, because she is the only person to make the sitting room a good meeting point for the whole family. MY WIFE BELONGS TO THE OTHER ROOM: At the end of the hustles and hassles of the day, the other room is where the husband and wife retires, either to perform their marital duty or to cuddle themselves till the next day. A good wife surely belongs to the other room because the other room is the most important room in the family. The other rooms is where most important decisions in the family are made. The other room is where they agree to disagree. The other room is where they fulfil the law of procreation. CONCLUSION: If you have a wife that does not belong to the KITCHEN, SITTING ROOM and THE OTHER ROOM, my dear, go and remarry, you are still a bachelor. |
Nice one. We are moving |
I don die. |
She's pathetic at lying. It is the choice of the husband to allow his wife continue acting or ask her to quit. Not kannywood. That's what's obtainable |
What's the essence of this. This is not what we expected to see. This was done to counter the guy from ABU that built a real drone. |
Happy for them. A new lease of life |
clefstone:When was that? |
So this one now is a topic. Na wa o. |
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