Politics / Re: INEC Fixes Date For 2023 General Elections by Babs91: 10:11pm On Apr 28, 2021 |
Mumu watin concerns Bola Tinubu here? Anyway u can kill yourself he is going to succeed Buhari. fergie0o1:
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Politics / Re: Tinubu, Oyetola, Aregbesola, Akande In Closed Door Meeting by Babs91: 8:31pm On Dec 03, 2020 |
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Politics / Re: Afenifere, South-West Governors Disagree Over EndSARS Fallout by Babs91: 4:03pm On Nov 17, 2020 |
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Foreign Affairs / Re: Someone In The UK Put Down A Million-Pound Bet On Joe Biden by Babs91: 9:37pm On Nov 03, 2020 |
That man may lose since Nigerians losers did rally for him. Because their preferred candidate hardly succeed. 1 Like 1 Share |
Crime / Re: Anambra COVID-19 Taskforce Members Rape A Girl Inside A Bus (Photos) by Babs91: 10:23pm On Aug 04, 2020 |
Is this how you would rule Biafra ? NaijaCoverBlog: Reports!
Some Anambra State task force officials have been nabbed while allegedly sexually molesting a girl they accused of flouting the law on wearing of face mask, Reports.
From The Information Reaching DESK This Afternoon, The task force officials were accused of taking advantage of the girl in their vehicle at Nkpor community of the state.
The incident which attracted the attention of some residents of the community, led to the destruction of some parts of their vehicle, Reports.
Facebook user, Chinedu Saint Bede Onwuka wrote on Facebook;
Source: https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=3320448734847659&id=100006476964009
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Politics / Re: Names Of Supreme Court Justices That Quashed Orji Uzor Kalu's Conviction by Babs91: 4:20pm On May 09, 2020 |
No wonder! See their names kahal29: Members of the panel are
1. Justices Mary Odili;
2. Justice Bode Rodhes-Vivour,
3. Justice Kudirat Kekere-Ekun,
4. Justice Inyang Okoro
5. Justice Olukayode Ariwoola,
6. Justice Amina Augie
7. Justice Ejembi Eko
In a unanimous judgment on Friday, a panel of seven Justices of Supreme Court set aside the judgment of the Federal High Court as a nullity.
Justice Ejembi Eko who read the leading judgment held that Justice Mohammed Idris having been elevated to the bench of the Court of Appeal was no longer a Judge of the Federal High Court and therefore acted out of the jurisdiction.
The apex court further held that section 396(7) of the Administration of Criminal Justice Act (ACJA), 2015 which allows the President of the Court of Appeal to issue a fiat to Justice Idris to adjudicate on the case is a nullity as it conflicts with the provisions of the 1999 constitution.
The controversial section 396(7) of ACJA, which was declared a nullity by the Supreme Court reads;
“Notwithstanding the provision of any other law to the contrary, a Judge of the High Court who has been elevated to the Court of Appeal shall have dispensation to continue to sit as a High Court Judge only for the purpose of concluding any part-heard criminal matter pending before him at the time of his elevation and shall conclude the same within a reasonable time: Provided that this subsection shall not prevent him from assuming duty as a Justice of the Court of Appeal.”
However, the apex court held that the Fiat issued to justice Idris by the president Court of Appeal President dated July 2, 2019 pursuant to section 396(7) of the Administration of Criminal Justice Act was unconstitutional.
Justice Eko held that ” the president of the Court of Appeal acted ultra vires her powers when she issued the fiat to Justice Idris to sit as a judge of the Federal High Court.
“The Federal High Court and the Court of Appeal are established by the Constitution with distinct powers and functions. The president of the Court of Appeal has no powers to assign dual powers to a Justice of the Court of Appeal to meddle in the internal affairs of the Federal High Court.
“Justice Mohammed Idris having been elevated to the Court of Appeal ceased to be a Judge of the Federal High Court and therefore lacked the jurisdiction to adjudicate on the case.
“Section 396(7) of ACJA did not give him new powers to perform dual functions.
Section 396(7) of ACJA conflicts with section 253 of the constitution which provides that: “The Federal High Court shall be dully constituted if it consists of at least one judge of that court. It is therefore a nullity.
“The implication is that Justice Idris acted without jurisdiction. It is settled law that jurisdiction is the life wire of adjudication and if a court has no jurisdiction to decide a case, the proceedings remain a nullity ab initio, no matter how well conducted and decided. This is so since a defect in competence is not only intrinsic but also extrinsic to the entire process of adjudication.
“Accordingly, the judgment delivered on December 5, 2019 I hereby set aside. The case file is to be remitted to the Chief Judge of the Federal High Court to be assigned to another judge for trial de novo.
“This is because you cannot put something on nothing and expect it to stand as the whole trial was a nullity ab initio”, Justice Eko held.
In her contribution to the judgment, Justice Amina Augie held that section 396(7) of ACJA ” has no place in our statute books. A Justice of the Court of Appeal cannot go back to the High Court and put up a new cap to president on cases. The section is inconsistent with the Constitution and is therefore null and void.”
Other Justices on the panel are Justices Mary Odili; Bode Rodhes-Vivour, Kudirat Kekere-Ekun, Inyang Okoro and Olukayode Ariwoola.
The appellant had through their counsel, Chief Solo Akuma (SAN); Dr. Awa Kalu (SAN) challenged the jurisdiction of the trial court to adjudicate on the matter.
They argued that justice Idris who delivered the judgment having been elevated to the bench of the Court of Appeal can no longer sit as a judge of the Federal High Court.
They further challenged the constitutionality of section 396(7) of ACJA and urged the court to declare it unconstitutional.
Culled From The Sun Newspaper
https://www.sunnewsonline.com/breaking-supreme-court-quashes-conviction-of-orji-kalu-others/ |
Politics / Re: Abiola, Oba Oyekan At The Crowning Of Tinubu As Asiwaju Of Lagos (Throwback Pic) by Babs91: 4:17pm On May 09, 2020 |
That is our next President! sarrki: The making of an Asiwaju of Lagos! Sen (Dr) Bola Ahmed Tinubu been crowned the Asiwaju of Lagos by the then Oba of Lagos, Late Oba Adeyinka Oyekan while late Chief Moshood Kashimawo Olawale Abiola and others look on!
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Politics / Re: Photo Of Tinubu Undergoing COVID-19 Test by Babs91: 8:53pm On Apr 28, 2020 |
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Politics / Re: Oyo Government To Return 1,800 Bags Of Rice Donated By FG by Babs91: 12:17pm On Apr 25, 2020 |
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Travel / Re: A-29 Super Tucano Aircraft For Nigeria Marks First Flight In Florida by Babs91: 9:09pm On Apr 20, 2020 |
You are absolutely right! Mace0lane: If PDP or Jonathan were still ruling this country the money for this would have been looted. |
Politics / Re: Afenifere Faults Buhari’s Broadcast On COVID-19 by Babs91: 10:19am On Mar 31, 2020 |
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Politics / Re: Afenifere: Printing More Naira Notes To Fight Coronavirus Is Irresponsible by Babs91: 3:19pm On Mar 29, 2020 |
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Politics / Re: Tinubu: Coronavirus Has No Respect For Rich Or Poor, Christian Or Muslim by Babs91: 3:12pm On Mar 29, 2020 |
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Politics / Re: "Does Buhari Have A Covenant With Death?" - Femi Fani-Kayode Asks by Babs91: 9:58am On Mar 21, 2020 |
Mumu will his speech put end to The infection? U always sound irrational. obembet: Nigeria’s former Minister of Aviation, Femi Fani-Kayode, has reacted to the silence of president Buhari on Covid19.
Reacting to this earlier today Femi Fani-Kayode responded via his Twitter handle @realFFk:
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Politics / Re: Tinubu’s Position On APC, Oshiomhole Crisis (Full Text) by Babs91: 10:51pm On Mar 15, 2020 |
May God continue to increase your wisdom. The leader has spoken. okrote4real: 2023: A DIFFERENT FORM OF AILMENT
Due to alert responses of Lagos and Ogun state governments, actively supported by the federal machinery, Nigeria was able to quickly identify and isolate the two cases of the novel Coronavirus 19. This action, thus far, has stopped the spread of the disease into the wider community as has been seen in other nations. We are grateful to God and to all those involved in the response effort, particularly the brave and committed medical teams on the frontline.
While Corona has been presently contained in Nigeria, we must be alert to another sickness that seems rampant within a certain segment of society. That sickness is old Ambition-virus 2023. This illness afflicts many in the political class along with their allies in the media.
Those touched by this malady find that their ability to tell time and discern the difference between the present and the future has been strongly impaired. The carriers of this sickness are confused as to the very season our nation now finds itself.
They conflate things, which no sensible person would conflate. The primary symptom of their malady is the driving tendency to believe the events of 2023 will be decided before we even exit the year 2020.
Consequently, everything they say and do is geared toward obsessive jockeying for position to control and manipulate a race still three years away. In doing so, they recklessly undermine the very party which they claim to serve and weaken the administration of President Buhari to which they claim to be loyal. They line up to run a race for which the track has not even yet been constructed.
Put another way, they seek to pluck the fruit before the seed is even planted. As such, their actions border on the pathological. True, ambition is inherent in human endeavour. Without it, nothing great is achieved. However, strong ambition applied in the wrong way has never done anything positive.
At best, it results in confusion. Usually, its results in something worse. No matter how great one’s ambition and how able one may be, nobody can rush or speed time. That is beyond the realm of human capacity. To do so is to contest against fate itself. When it ends, such a contest rarely ends well.
In a well-structured society, people come to understand that the time for politics is seasonal; it is periodic. The responsibilities of governance are what is perpetual. Many of our politicians sadly have inverted this reality. Politics and electioneering are secondary to governance for they are but tools of governance, the platforms by which one demonstrates his or her worthiness to lead a great people.
The more a person obsesses over and constantly engages in political manoeuvring is a warning sign. Not only is he prone to the 2023 virus. He likely has little to offer in the way of good governance. He wants to hold public office that you might serve him not he serve you. For if he had adequately studied and been acquainted with the ways and means of progressive governance, he would be focused on that important task at the present moment. He certainly would not drown himself and all around him in harmful political intrigue.
It is against this backdrop that we should view the present ploys and plots to undermine the APC National Chairman. The Chairman is human; thus, he has his merits as well as his flaws. Yet his humanity cannot be grounds for his dismissal. If so, the position will forever go vacant.
The Chairman has been a tireless campaigner and mobilizer for the party. He has steered the party through difficult elections. His contributions should not be undervalued now that the bulk of elections are behind us. To do so would be an act of ingratitude. It is no secret that the Chairman and Edo Governor Obaseki are in dispute. This is unfortunate.
However, the party has moved through proper procedures within the proper organs of the party to hopefully resolve this spat. All party members know this. Such decisions are part and parcel of internal party governance. Yet, motivated by ambitions that have nothing to do with the quality of the Chairman’s performance, people shunned the agreed party reconciliation mechanism and resorted to other means to oust him. These self-help attempts are unwarranted. These attempts reveal more about the mala fides of their perpetrators than they do about the Chairman.
The plotters launched their attack solely because they perceive the chairman as an obstacle to their 2023 ambitions. People went to court knowing full well the party constitution prohibits such action because these people had not yet exhausted all internal disciplinary procedures.
We even had a national deputy secretary improperly call for a NEC meeting on the basis that he believed himself the acting national chairman. Clearly, this man would not have summoned the temerity to make such a move had he not been instigated by powerful individuals who he thought would reward or, at least, protect him for committing the wrongful act.
Those engaged in these manoeuvres see themselves as clever or cunning. They do so because they only understand the mean craft of political intrigue. They have yet to understand the value and long-term utility of democratic governance. Thus, they embark on the strangest of quest. They would rather dismantle and weaken the institutional core of their party just to gain control of that weakened edifice in order to pilfer the party nomination, which they crave. This is more than sad.
Many of us expended sweat, tears, toil and sleepless nights to build this party. Our personal sacrifices were not insignificant. We built this party not simply as a vehicle for personal ambition. We built the party because we saw it as perhaps the only enduring hope to bring progressive governance to this nation. Those who now seek to abuse the party by using it as their personal device do it great harm. They should not be allowed to sacrifice this collective enterprise at the altar of their self-aggrandizement. Somehow, some way they should find in themselves the bearing to adhere to the democratic spirit on which the party was founded. To be an APC member means more than merely carrying a membership card. It means to believe in a set of ideals and principles geared to our highest purpose as a party and a nation.
In a broader context, those afflicted with the 2023 virus do a grave disservice to President Buhari and his administration. They should be trying their best to help the president. Instead of seeing President Buhari as our present leader and commander-in-chief, their sole contemplation is upon his eventual exit. Yet, not even a full year has passed since his second inaugural. How can they be committed to helping him realise his mandate when the fullness of their gaze is affixed to seizing this very mandate for themselves?
The President is faced with many challenges. He is fighting hard on security to keep the population safe. He is pushing for economic reforms that will augur future sustainable growth. His disdain for corruption remains unwavering. Add to it now the Corona crisis and its resultant social as well as economic impact. Politicians express loyalty to him but the words of too many of our politicians are like butter under a burning sun; they melt quickly away. Better to be loyal in deed. Instead of trying to manipulate party and other mechanisms solely to their political gain, it is time to shelve political intrigue for the time being. It is time for all party members to truly see what is at stake and work with Mr. President for the collective good of the nation.
This means we must rally around President Buhari. Instead of everyone saying they are working for the party and nation but going their separate ways based on their selfish designs, we must help him build a stronger national consensus on policies that will ensure safety and bring greater prosperity. If need be and when called upon, we must offer ideas and suggestions that move policy and progress forward. This is the time for governance. It is not the moment to bring the politics of 2023 into 2020. In due course, 2023 shall come. Nothing can prevent it. However, that time is not today. If we are earnest, the present offers sufficient work and challenges for us without trying to add to it by rushing the future. Let us dedicate our energies to helping President Buhari win the present. In this way, you better secure the future for the nation, the party and even for whatever personal ambitions you may nurture.
I have said what is on my mind in hopes that some people may leave the 2023 frenzy and commit themselves to the harder yet more rewarding task of improving progressive governance, whether within the party or at the local, state or federal levels. Yet, I am not so naïve to think all will heed this counsel. The stubborn, those obsessed with the obsession of their ambitions, will ignore all advice. They will constantly pull 2023 into all that occurs in 2020. Their vision is blurred and judgment made faulty by their ailment. We are democrats so we cannot physically quarantine them. However, we can quarantine their ideas and antics by not falling prey to them. This is the best way we help President Buhari fulfil his mandate and inoculate our party and the nation from grave folly.
SIGNED
Asiwaju Bola Tinubu
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Politics / Re: El-Rufai Appoints Deposed Emir Sanusi Into KADIPA Board by Babs91: 10:31pm On Mar 10, 2020 |
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Politics / Re: Stop Abuse Of Sanusi’s Rights, CSO Tells Buhari by Babs91: 9:42pm On Mar 10, 2020 |
One day they will rape some people mother and they will claims it is Buhari DONSMITH123: A civil society organisation, the Concerned Nigerians Movement, has urged the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), to direct security agencies to respect the fundamental human rights of the deposed Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II.
This was contained in a letter addressed to the retired major general on Tuesday and signed by the convener of the group, Deji Adeyanju.
In the letter entitled, “Unlawful and unconstitutional arrest and detention of former Emir of Kano, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi”, the group argued that Sanusi’s dethronement was unconstitutional, adding that his confinement was an infringement on his rights to liberty, peaceful assembly, and movement as enshrined in the constitution.
The group said, “We are greatly concerned over his arbitrary arrest and detention as these negate all constitutional provisions on the right to liberty, peaceful assembly and freedom of movement.
“The arrest and detention after dethronement carried out by the Kano State government are illegal and unconstitutional and many citizens are already insinuating that it has your consent and blessing as security agencies carried out the unlawful act.
“It is important that you use your good office and position as Commander-in-Chief to put a stop to this.
“Mr President, you would recall that banishment and the deportation of a deposed king have been declared severally by our courts to be unconstitutional. We refer to the case of ‘Government of Kebbi State vs. HRH Mustapha Jokolo (2013)’ where the Court of Appeal condemned and declared that banishment and deportation of a king are unconstitutional.
“We call on you to use your good office to immediately direct security agencies to respect his rights. The world will be keenly watching Nigeria on this.”
https://punchng.com/stop-abuse-of-sanusis-rights-cso-tells-buhari/ 1 Like |
Religion / Re: Bishop Oyedepo: Buhari Government, Most Wicked In Nigeria’s History by Babs91: 11:29am On Mar 09, 2020 |
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Politics / Re: Governors Plan NEC Meeting To Replace Oshiomhole As Court Suspends APC Chair by Babs91: 2:03pm On Mar 05, 2020 |
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Politics / Re: Nigeria Re-emergence As Africa’s Biggest Economy, An Economic Scorecard Of PMB by Babs91: 2:35pm On Mar 04, 2020 |
Wailing wailers! How far? God bless Buhari. okrote4real: Nigeria Re-emergence As Africa’s Biggest Economy, An Economic Scorecard of President Buhari Administration - APC
Nigeria's re-emergence as Africa's biggest economy after overtaking South Africa which has entered its second recession in two years, is a rewarding and fitting economic scorecard of the President Muhammadu Buhari administration.
This is not a small feat and should be celebrated by all. The All Progressives Congress (APC) congratulates the President, the APC family, and indeed all Nigerians. Those expecting the worst and wishing the country ill-fortune should now give up. The task of developing a nation is a collective one. Politics should not drive Nigeria apart; it should unite us when the interest of our nation is involved.
Since the Nigerian economy exited recession in 2017, the country's economic growth has not been a fluke but a result of deliberate practices and policies of the President Buhari administration that has increased transparency in governance, diversification of the economy away from oil, improved fiscal management, and a healthy protectionist approach which has aided the growth and increased the capacity of domestic producers and in turn created jobs.
The hugely successful anti-corruption efforts such as implementation of a Treasury Single Account that allows the government to better track and manage its resources and a more transparent government payroll and personnel system that eliminated duplication and "ghost workers" has alleviated poverty and made more cash available for critical infrastructure projects. Private sector investment and confidence in the economy is at a record high as a result of government's development of a stronger public-private partnerships for roads, agriculture, and power.
Economic growth is being achieved despite dwindling resources as a result of low oil prices. The fact that we are making commendable progress with all the challenges shows this government is doing the right thing. There is no doubt about the determination of the Buhari government to continue to take the right steps to create jobs, grow the economy, create a secure environment, massively develop our infrastructure and develop our other resources through focused and well reasoned diversification policies.
The APC government is opening up supports in terms of finance, ease of doing business, and other services to enable the release of the latent creative energies of our youths. Our youths should take advantage of the conducive business environment the APC government is creating by investing their time in productive endeavours. They should free themselves from those who had dragged Nigeria down to the cliff edge and are trying to use our youths to create social disharmony. We call on our very enterprising youths to back out of the destructive course the opposition is leading them and join the current journey into prosperity this government is pursuing
Of course, there are still a lot of challenges on the way. The journey is not going to be a walk in the park. That is not unusual, considering the level of decay our nation has sunk into under the watch of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and the current efforts of the PDP leaders to slow down our progress as a nation. However, this government, under the capable hand of President Buhari is single-minded and courageous enough to lead our country to the promised land.
SIGNED: Mallam Lanre Issa-Onilu National Publicity Secretary All Progressives Congress (APC)
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Politics / Re: 2023: Tinubu, Fayemi Test Strength With APC Deputy National Chairman Position by Babs91: 10:21pm On Feb 28, 2020 |
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Politics / Re: Anti-Oshiomhole Protesters Clash At APC Secretariat In Abuja by Babs91: 2:27pm On Feb 27, 2020 |
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Politics / Re: Tinubu’s Dangerous Dance With The Cabal By Farooq Kperogi PhD by Babs91: 7:50am On Dec 23, 2019 |
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Politics / Re: Tinubu ‘Seizes’ APC Membership Register - APC Youth Vanguard by Babs91: 5:59pm On Dec 19, 2019 |
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Politics / Re: APC Governors Want Abdulaziz Yari To Replace Oshiomhole As APC National Chairman by Babs91: 5:32pm On Dec 12, 2019 |
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Politics / Re: AMCON: Buhari Replaces Muiz Banire With Edward Adamu by Babs91: 5:45pm On Dec 10, 2019 |
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Politics / Re: PDP: Atiku’s Defeat Sparks Agitation Over 2023 Presidential Ticket by Babs91: 4:39pm On Nov 01, 2019 |
#ASIWAJU23. jarawa: Barely two days after the Supreme Court struck out the appeal filed by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and its presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, challenging the emergence of President Muhammadu Buhari as winner of the February 23, 2019 election, agitation for the 2023 presidential ticket has commenced. Credible sources told our correspondent yesterday in Abuja that some power brokers in the party were already planning how to field another candidate in 2023.
It was gathered that high ranking members of the PDP, including some serving governors were plotting to field a northern candidate in 2023, while some party bigwigs from the South felt cheated by such arrangement and are challenging the move.
A Board of Trustees (BoT) member from the South who spoke with our correspondent on condition of anonymity said: “It is true that some power brokers in the PDP were not comfortable with the emergence of Atiku but we supported him as our candidate.” “So now that our case has been thrown out, there are pockets of agitations regarding which zone should produce the presidential candidate in 2023. “But I think the party also needs to handle this matter with caution because, already, many of our members are likely to jump ship to the APC. I’m also considering that option so I don’t want to comment on the matter anymore,” he said.
But PDP National Publicity Secretary Kola Ologbondiyan told our correspondent yesterday in a telephone chat that the party has not taken a decision on its 2023 presidential ticket. “There is no agitation within the PDP over the 2023 presidential ticket. It’s even too early to talk about 2023, but I can assure you that the future of the PDP is very bright. “We have not even seen the reasons they (Supreme Court) advanced for their judgement. So we have not reached discussion on that yet,” he said.
https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/pdp-atikus-defeat-sparks-agitation-over-2023-presidential-ticket.html |
Politics / Re: Can EL-Rufai Win Tinubu in a presidential Election? by Babs91: 2:50pm On Nov 01, 2019 |
Asiwaju Bola Tinubu 2023. Goldencheese: After Buhari, we definitely need a southerner because southerners normally show progressive ideas. |
Politics / Re: Shiites: Police Killed 11 Of Our Members, Injured 30 (Graphic Photos) by Babs91: 7:43am On Jul 23, 2019 |
We know where u belongs to without telling us you are Igbo. author=NNEWIsuper post=80529829]I'm Igbo and I support shites...FG should obey court order simple[/quote] |
Crime / Re: Health Worker In Rivers Sleeps With Man She Hired To Kill Her Husband (Photos) by Babs91: 2:49pm On Jul 06, 2019 |
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Politics / Re: 2019 Elections: Why Are You Supporting Your Party? by Babs91: 11:22am On Jan 19, 2019 |
Buhari should continue with his good work. Especially in social investment program. Continuity. |
Politics / Re: 'APC Caught Sharing Money To Yoruba Traditional Rulers In Aso Rock' - May Ubeku by Babs91: 11:19am On Jan 14, 2019 |
God Almighty will disgrace whoever is behind this attempt to downgrade our obas. Celebrityblog: There is a video trending online where some Yoruba Traditional Rulers were seen on camera collecting brown envelopes at the background while Tinubu was being interviewed.
Nobody knows what is in the brown envelopes.
Online users are divided on what is inside the envelopes.
A Public Health Expert, Policy Analyst, and Social Advocate, May Ubeku, claims APC shared money to Yoruba traditional Rulers in Aso Rock.
Is she right? How did she know that it is money that is inside the envelopes and not documents since she wasn't there?
May Ubeku shared the video and wrote:
"APC Caught Sharing Money To Yoruba Traditional Rulers At Aso Rock
Tomorrow, they'll come & say Buhari is not corrupt..That Buhari has closed the vault..That Buhari isn't sharing money. That money isn't flying about this election bc Buhari is president, & Buhari mean well blab!!"
Gossipmillnaija also shared the controversial video and wrote:
"Traditional Ruler Olukarè Of Ikate Ondo State Caught Red Handed On Camera Collecting Brown Envelope In Aso Rock"
Watch the controversial here and see the reactions of some Nigerians to the video.
What do you think about the video and May Ubeku's allegations?
Source: http://www.thefamousnaija.com/2019/01/yoruba-traditional-rulers-collecting.html?m=1
So if they want to share money to them they will do that on camera? Does it make sense? |