₦airaland Forum

tuniski:
CCT discharged him and it is immaterial under which administration. Justice delayed justice undone talk more of erroneous discharge. A complete miscarriage of justice. Even if after 100yrs that it is discovered it has to be redressed!

Dollyak:
Listen simpleton. If you want to score a cheap points there are better ways... How does that statement give away my financial position? This obviously gives an ever disturbing insight into your simple mind. Counter the points, your failed quip doesn't diminish those points. Based on my previous discussions with you I am not expecting an intelligent response.

Dollyak:
What's derogatory in what I said? Isn't what I said a fact? Play the game and not the man! Counter my point and stop throwing tantrums.
I went to uni with some of the wealthiest Nigerians so I am quite informed.

Dollyak:
This are the kind of guys that should be investigated. Where did he get his money from? I heard he has many other companies.
This is why the corruption fight by Apc is a red herring from real issues and a scam. Nigeria needs a new party with young blood to flush this old men out of the system. Citizens needs to see beyond party and realise this old men like Atiku, Tinubu etc. are the problem and not the party.
I feel sorry for majority of the stupid Northerners as they are the ones more likely to defend their leaders despite having the worst HDI and GINI.

esosuo:
Happy birthday ,hope cake and other chop go dey
Mak I locate u

badex11:
A Federal High Court in Jos has ordered the EFCC to pay N50.8m to Senator Festus Olabode as damages for the violation of his human rights.



The court awarded the damages to Olabode in a judgment it delivered in a case the Ekiti senator filed against the anti-graft body for allegedly infringing on his privacy and disrupting his business.



The senator had alleged that the EFCC on March 31, 2008, invaded his hotel, Friendly Hotel Limited, on Iworoko road in Ado Ekiti and carted away 27 computers from its cyber cafe.



The commission, Olabode further alleged, arrested him without any search warrant, adding that he was detained for some days.



In defence of its action, the EFCC had claimed that a swindler had used the cafe to dupe some unsuspecting persons; hence it raided the business centre and arrested the senator, being the owner of both the hotel and the café.



Angered by the EFCC action, Olabode had, through his Counsel, Mr. Gyang Zi, dragged the commission to the Federal High Court to seek redress.



Justice A.L. Allagoa, while delivering judgment in the case in Jos, said that the “EFCC acted in violation of the plaintiff’s fundamental human rights as contained in the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.



“It is unlawful for the police to arrest, let alone detain a person before looking for evidence or without a court warrant; no law gives the police such powers.
What a judgment. I laugh o. The senator smiless to the bank.


“For the violation of the fundamental human rights of the plaintiff and disrupting his business for 369 days, I hereby award N50.8m as special and general damages against the commission.”



The damages awarded to the senator include N36.9m for the 369 days closure of the café estimated at N100,000 per day and N3.2m for the 27 computers at N120,000 each.



Also, N5m was awarded for unlawful arrest and violation of the senator’s fundamental human rights, N2m as general damages while N500,000 was to cover the plaintiff’s legal cost.



Meanwhile, the Italian government has indicated interest in broadening its ties with Nigeria especially in the area of sustainable partnership in the war against graft.



The indication was given in Abuja on Wednesday by the Ambassador of Italy to Nigeria, Dr. Robert Colamine, and Italy’s Chief Anti-Mafia Prosecutor, Dr. Pietro Grasso, when they paid a courtesy visit to the Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Mrs. Farida Waziri.



In her response, the EFCC Chairman assured that Nigeria would be ready to work with the Italian government on criminal investigation.

mikron:
Linda Ikeji, Nigeria's most popular blogger says she can buy any man she wants, she made he claim via a series of tweets on Monday.
see screenshots below
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http://www.naijaonpoint.com/entertainment/may-single-can-buy-man-linda-ikeji-brags.html#ixzz41gCrmlvi

Pidggin:
Baldadash?! You mean a 14 years old village girl wrote this to an illiterate Yinusa? Can Yunusa even speak English, please who do these people think they are lying to?

Who is paying for the SAN and four lawyers defending Yinusa in court?