podium:
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4evavic:


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nblock:
Beautiful, which one is Sanwo-Olu's wife? Don't worry, i can see that Hamzat's wife is already looking like Hamzat himself. She's the one on the left.

TravelsnTours:

That is ordinary friendly handshake. Chai, una can worry o!

Laurence007:
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if u haven't done your test there there is hope ooo don't dull

hayesconcept:
We are in the same shoe. I will still show up thoo. I forgot my application number and the system I save my application form to have spoilt.

yusufazeezolaid:
Please how can someone get the application form, I lost the phone I saved it on

Rajiokazaki:
Yns4real....what did you apply for?

Laurence007:
Guys I could not print my application online but got a message for invitation for interview @ Unilorin plz how can I go about it

Realist5:
Rubber stamp Speaker

The Speaker, Femi Gbajabiamilia, had said he received a letter from opposition members, which he was about to read to the lawmakers.

The development turned the session into rowdiness, with several PDP lawmakers protesting against the planned announcement.

Former Ogun State Governor, Ibikunle Amosun [Photo: The Guardian Nigeria]

A few hours to the end of his reign as Ogun State helsman, embattled Governor Ibikunle Amosun contacted the state’s Commissioner of Police, Bashir Makama, confessing that he had thousands of arms and millions of ammunition in store at a secret armoury in Government House, and that he had decided to hand them over to the police.

Mr Amosun’s anointed candidate for the March 9 governorship election, Adekunle Akinlade of the Allied Peoples Movement (APM), had been roundly defeated by Dapo Abiodun of the All Progressives Congress and the governor was now desperate to clear the Government House of any incriminating material as Mr Abiodun moved in to take charge.

Shortly after he was contacted, Commissioner Makama raced to Government House with some of his subordinates. On arrival, truckloads of arms and ammunition were brought out of a nondescript amoury inside the Ogun State Government House.

And then begun a short hand-over proceeding during which the governor surrendered at least four million rounds of ammunition, 1,000 units of AK47 assault rifles, 1,000 units of bulletproof vests and an armoured personnel carrier (APC).

At the event, Mr Amosun said he procured the arms and ammunition to check the widespread insecurity in his state of 3,751,140 residents, according to the 2006 census. He said he decided to keep them at the Government House Armoury to ensure they were not allocated indiscriminately by security agencies.

The speech making over, the arms and ammunition were driven to the police command headquarters in the Elewe-Eran area of Abeokuta, the Ogun State capital.

Four weeks after the event, top Nigerian security operatives remained alarmed that a civilian governor would create an armoury and store thousands of arms there. The agents are also wondering why Mr Amosun has not been arrested and prosecuted for violating sections of the Nigeria Firearms Act.


Amosun surrenders 1000 AK47 rifles, 4million bullets acquired before 2019 elections

Former Ogun State Governor, Ibikunle Amosun [Photo: The Guardian Nigeria]
June 24, 2019Samuel Ogundipe
A few hours to the end of his reign as Ogun State helsman, embattled Governor Ibikunle Amosun contacted the state’s Commissioner of Police, Bashir Makama, confessing that he had thousands of arms and millions of ammunition in store at a secret armoury in Government House, and that he had decided to hand them over to the police.


Mr Amosun’s anointed candidate for the March 9 governorship election, Adekunle Akinlade of the Allied Peoples Movement (APM), had been roundly defeated by Dapo Abiodun of the All Progressives Congress and the governor was now desperate to clear the Government House of any incriminating material as Mr Abiodun moved in to take charge.

Shortly after he was contacted, Commissioner Makama raced to Government House with some of his subordinates. On arrival, truckloads of arms and ammunition were brought out of a nondescript amoury inside the Ogun State Government House.


And then begun a short hand-over proceeding during which the governor surrendered at least four million rounds of ammunition, 1,000 units of AK47 assault rifles, 1,000 units of bulletproof vests and an armoured personnel carrier (APC).

At the event, Mr Amosun said he procured the arms and ammunition to check the widespread insecurity in his state of 3,751,140 residents, according to the 2006 census. He said he decided to keep them at the Government House Armoury to ensure they were not allocated indiscriminately by security agencies.


The speech making over, the arms and ammunition were driven to the police command headquarters in the Elewe-Eran area of Abeokuta, the Ogun State capital.

Four weeks after the event, top Nigerian security operatives remained alarmed that a civilian governor would create an armoury and store thousands of arms there. The agents are also wondering why Mr Amosun has not been arrested and prosecuted for violating sections of the Nigeria Firearms Act.

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The law forbids individuals and civilian institutions from illegally operating armouries or possessing prohibited firearms, including artillery, apparatus for the discharge of any explosive or gas diffusing projectile, rocket weapons, bombs and grenades, machine-guns and machine-pistols, military rifles (namely those of calibres 7.62 mm, 9 mm, .300 inches and .303 inches), revolvers and pistols whether rifled or unrifled (including flint-lock pistols and cap pistols).

It remains unclear how Mr Amosun obtained the weapons. Authorities are wondering how he imported the weapons, and how he transported them to Government House and stored them for prolonged periods without being detected.

Some security experts say they are suspicious he might have acquired far more weapons than he gave up to the police and that some of them might be in wrong hands already.

The former governor, now senator, declined to give his own side of the story. He did not answer or return telephone calls made to him over five days. He also did not respond to text and WhatsApp messages sent to him.

vicgid:
i just received the sms but cant find any message from them in my email. pls how can i check the shortlisted names. the link given above is not going

]President Muhammadu Buhari has signed the Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters Bill, 2019 into law.

It is to ensure the prosecution of offenders in criminal cases whether they are within the country or outside the country.

Such offenders will be prosecuted and punished both at home and in countries where mutual assistance relationship with Nigeria exists.

By implication, the new law essentially covers repatriation of persons running away from justice back home for prosecution and recovery of stolen assets.

President Muhammadu Buhari has signed the Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters Bill, 2019 into law.

It is to ensure the prosecution of offenders in criminal cases whether they are within the country or outside the country.

Such offenders will be prosecuted and punished both at home and in countries where mutual assistance relationship with Nigeria exists.

By implication, the new law essentially covers repatriation of persons running away from justice back home for prosecution and recovery of stolen assets.

He gave details, “It is intended to ensure that where there is a property that is subject of crime or there are crimes committed outside Nigeria or within Nigeria and the person leaves Nigeria; the provisions of the Act authorises the Attorney-General of the Federation, which is the designated authority in Nigeria, to pursue and use every means to prosecute the offence within and outside Nigeria.

“This Act does not apply to offences which are of political nature and it doesn’t apply to offences which relate to the military profession or offences which are not regarded as offences in the laws of Nigeria but which may be offence in the laws of other countries.

“It also enables us, Nigeria, to trace the proceeds of crime to restrain, constrain and in other matter, ensure that the proceeds of crime within or outside Nigeria is not disposed of on the basis of reciprocity.

“That is, the country that has the same obligations as Nigeria, we will give them assistance and they will give us the same assistance in their own countries.

“So, the fact that an offence was committed here and the person has left Nigeria, the laws of Nigeria will still pursue you; under this law, you will still be pursued and those countries you are, are obliged to give us assistance to bring you back; in getting evidence and in even getting witnesses in terms of jurisdiction to testify in those matters.”

Enang added that Nigeria already had mutual assistance relationship with a number of countries, though he didn’t give names.

He spoke further, “It is mutual legal assistance and those countries are designated. There are countries that we have that obligation with and already, there is the Interpol. The provisions of this law do not override the activities of the Interpol. If Interpol could do that, this is deepening; it is not just for arrest—trial, assistance in trial; assistance in evidence; assistance in arrest; assistance in even sending documents relating to it.”

The presidential aide spoke on pending bills passed by the 8th National Assembly, saying that the President would look into them, as long as he did not previously withhold his assent to them.

“I want to say that bills passed by the 8th Assembly up to the time it was still in session up to the June 6, will still be forwarded to and assented by Mr President as the Clerk to the National Assembly transmits them.