gbawẹ́e:


OSAHON VS STATE. the police can prosecute

Mr Aboki:


Who do you think gets a case to the supreme court?!

The DPP is the prosecutor.. And if the prosecution decides to drop all charges against a person, who then takes it to the supreme court?! So let me teach you what would most likely happen;

1. The AG of Rivers State would drop all charges against Chidi lloyd on some legal technicallity.

2. The Police would not be able to do anything.

3. Ihunwo would bring civil charges against lloyd and sue for punitive and compensatory damages..


#Case closed.

igbobuigbo: I have just been in a meeting where it was disclosed that Tinubu is planning to storm Anambra with billions of Naira to campaign for Ngige to enable APC gain a foothold in the East by all means possible. What this means is that if Ngige wins, Tinubu becomes the godfather in the most economically-important Igbo state.

Umu Anambra kedu ife anyi ga eme?

1. Do we let Tinubu come with the Billions and we goad him to share it amongst the youths? After all, it's stolen money from Lagos govt, and then we vote for APGA (Soludo)?
2. Do we block him at the bridgehead, collect the money, and ask him to go back and not bring his thuggery-style electioneering into Anambra?
3. Do we allow him in, collect the money (a bird at hand is worth 5 in the bush) and vote for Ngige? Having known Ngige quite closely he is quite strong-willed and may not let Tinubu dictate to him what to do in Anambra?
4. Do we allow him in, collect the money and stone him like A-o was stoned (as the story went) in Aba in the 60s?

Note that in all cases the money must be collected from Tinubu. If you take from a thief you are forgiven.

Your opinions please, and no non-Anambra indigenes are invited to comment here. I will delete such comments
De me nu.

The Chairman of Mushin Local Government, Mr Babatunde Adepitan has answered the lingering question about the ownership of Aguiyi-Ironsi International Market at Ladipo Market in Mushin, Lagos State, southwest Nigeria.

He spoke on the ground that some people are confused over the ownership of the market.

Adepitan explained that the land originally belonged to Lagos State government and was meant for the establishment of Mushin General Hospital.

He explained that the state government, observing that the environment as a market place, will not be conducive for the intended hospital, decided to change the original plan.

He said that Lagos State ceded the land to Mushin LGA to be used as a market after payment of certain amount.

Adepitan further explained that the council in private partnership arrangement, entered into an agreement and leased the land to a private company called Paramo Development Ventures Limited owned by the late Alhaji Hassan Olajoku.

“The lease will last for 25 years and since then the council left the development and management of the market to Paramo,” he explained.

P. M.NEWS gathered that the market came into existence in 2001 and was commissioned in 2005 by the former Lagos State Governor, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

Later, crisis erupted in the market and people, mostly traders became confused over the ownership of the market or who should take charge of the affairs in its management.

However, Alhaji Olajoku was assassinated and his son, Ajibade Hassan Olajoku took over the management of the company. Olajoku confirmed the council’s position and explained that his late father, through Paramo, embarked on the process of developing the market and to build it to international standard.

To achieve the dream, he said Paramo sub-leased shops to some traders in the already existing Ladipo Market on individual basis with conditions.

He explained that the conditions include payment of specific amount for allocation of space to build shop on lease basis that will last between 10 and 12 years. Also the allottees should be paying storage fees to Paramo who will pay to Mushin Local Government.

He regretted that since the market was commissioned, Paramo has not been able to collect the allocation money and the fees to pay to the council.

Adepitan confirmed that Paramo has not been able to pay the council millions of naira accruing to it as part of the agreement because they have not been able to enter the market because of the lingering crisis.

He hoped that the crisis will soon be over and the company will fulfil its obligations to the council. He, therefore, reiterated his earlier submission that the market belongs to Mushin LG who leased it Paramo pending the expiration of the lease agreement.

Olajoku commended the Mushin LGA and Lagos State government for trying to sanitise the market, adding that more needs to be done to get rid of thugs in the market for lasting peace there.

The Director of Operation, Paramo Development Ventures, Mr Nath Umezeokoli, while attesting to the position of Adepitan and Olajokun, explained that the agreement on the market was between Mushin LG and Paramo.

–Cyriacus Izuekwe

Odenigbo Aroli:

Hahaha...Nawaa,you are a common nonentity with nothing to show for your life.. The land that market was built on was bought from the same people who are trying to impose a babaloja,the Igbo built the market from scratch and they have the c/o of the land. When you are done ranting go and pull it down. You think those guys are fools ? Like I said before,you can continue your rants but it start and ends on a Nairaland page. Do your worst!

gogodaye: The brazen quest of Mr. Boms to take over the matter leaves much to be desired. In law he can only do so if Mr. Llyod was charged for offences under Rivers state laws. However Lloyd was charged under a federal law, he is estopped from taking the steps hens initiated except he has the consent of Mr. Adoki. His actions further reinforces the calls for the seperation of the Office of AG from that of Minister/Commissioner for Justice as the motives for his intervention discernibly are self~serving...

celemel: @0monnakoda


Noted! But this one is State Offense, like that of Al-Mustapha!

celemel:
Murder and all the variants of that crime fall squarely under the purview and prerogative of the State AG where the crime was committed. In the instant case, Chidi Lloyd can only be tried in Port Harcourt and prosecuted by the AG of Rivers State and NO OTHER PERSON! Therein lies the dilemma! He is a free man, head or tail!

lagerwhenindoubt: As usual we make jest of serious matters, it is unfortunate because when you think of it, people who have access to internet regularly must be living above the $1 dollar per day minimum adjudged to be for poor people if you fall below it. so it means these peeps are actually empowered to fight against the powers holding this country back, yet they waste that by making jest of serious matters.

This is juts a tip of the iceberg, who knows how deep the rabbit hole goes

idealsico:

Domestic cooking gas is termed LPG (Liquified Petroleum Gas) which is a mixture of Propane and Butane (more) as against LNG (Liquified Natural Gas) which is basically Methane.Nigeria ships LNG to international markets. Just to make clarifications.