Heat transfer in a biochemical reaction.

Good day all,
Please can anyone with actual experience help confirm the credibility of this organization, Scholars International Institute of Technology, SIITGo. They are into online training and certifications. I will like to know if they are genuine and how credible is their certificates.

I don't want to loose the money I've worked hard for.

Thank you all.

Jabioro:
The question is US law permitted an individual to have such massive fire arms at home? Is he going for Hunter exploit?

Assuming the answer is yes, the next question that comes to mind is what does the law envisage the intention of such a person would be for possessing war-grade weaponry? Even military personnel at the war fronts are not supposed to keep these large amount of ammunitions at home.

beautyhd:
Na the game. Run mad first then money comes later

If you know, you know.

Or may be he swindled someone of their hard-earned money and that person went spiritual on him. It could be that the person consulted babalawo to curse him with madness.

tanteta:
I have never heard this man sound so straight, Asari must really mean something to him.
ANY WAYS.........

Asari Dokubo over to you.

Exactly my thought while reading through the post.

babyfaceafrica:
I agree
..you see them here daily creating tribalistic threads and calling names.....most of them voted for either atiku or buhari(how can sensible youths vote for two old men)
.Nigerian youths deserve whatever they get!!

I actually observed this during the last general elections in my hood in Ketu Lagos. Youths were seen playing football on the roads and drinking. At my polling unit, over 90% of those who came out to vote were old people 50 years and above. Those of us below 40 years of age were very very few.

stephleena:
APC, politicize the offa robbery incident..which made a very big dent on Saraki's political image..


Saraki will be missed in the political scenes.. he gave the entire APC serious nightmares..

He won't be forgotten in a hurry.



Saraki, must have tormented lots of people than I expected.. look at his victims wailing below..

Hehehehehehe..he's coming back again.. he's a master planner.

He gave APC "nightmares" but APC gave him O to ge and retired him from politics.

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Asshurbanipali:
A good look at how Buhari will lose Saturday’s election
Umar Sa'ad Hassan in Viewpoint


[s]INEC has put the final number of registered voters for the 2019 general election at 84 million with the North West leading the pack as usual with 20.2 million, followed by the South West with 16.3 million registered voters.

The thumb-print columns on the ballot-papers have been compressed further by INEC to accommodate the very many parties duly registered and what that means in essence, is that there will be many more invalid votes than usual. We may witness a very high rate of rerun elections this year.

Considering previous election turn-out, voter enthusiasm and current political climate in the 36 states, this is what is expected to happen in this Saturday’s Presidential election subject to it being free and fair.

NORTH-WEST

President Buhari will clinch the majority of votes in this region.Atiku will take it down to the wire in Kaduna. Asides the secured votes in the Christian-dominated southern part of the state, he will also grab a handful in other places due to the quite decent PDP structure on ground. While Kano ranks alongside Kebbi and Katsina as states Buhari is guaranteed a clear win, Atiku should get close to 30% of the votes cast due to the Kwankwasiyya machinery working in his favour. Despite the killings in Zamfara, Buhari will surprise many by pulling more than half of the probable 600,000 votes on Saturday. The PDP is totally in control of neighbouring Sokoto state however and Atiku will conveniently pull about 500,000 of the 800,000 votes likely to be cast.

The under-whelming performance of the incumbent Jigawa state governor has allowed Sule Lamido and the PDP to endear themselves to the people and though this is highly debatable, Atiku will win Jigawa narrowly.

Verdict: Buhari 6m, Atiku 3.7m

SOUTH-WEST

The South-Western electorate is the most liberal and open-minded in Nigeria. Whether we like it or not, we have not out-grown politics of ethnicity and religion. The major thing Buhari has going for him in the core northern states is an unerasable belief that he is a honourable man while every other person, being Muslim regardless, is a ‘worldly’ fellow.

The South West have no such problem. Tinubu has lost some degree of respect outside Lagos and the APC can no longer bank on his influence across the whole region. It will be a close contest in most of the states except of course Lagos; the capital of Tinubu’s crumbling empire where Buhari should enjoy a comfortable victory. The APC presidential campaign team were stoned in Ogun just days ago. With Otunba Gbenga Daniel, Kashamu Buruji and none other than President Obasanjo all working for an Atiku victory, it is already in the bag. The PDP will win Ekiti, Osun and Ondo by slim margins but feelers indicate they will lose Gov. Ajimobi’s Oyo state.

After all said and done in the South West, the PDP are likely to get about 3 million votes in total while the APC should get about 500,000 less.

Verdict: Atiku 3m, Buhari 2.5m

NORTH-EAST

The average person in Yobe, Borno and Adamawa doesn’t care whether or not the Buhari government has entered into an agreement with Boko Haram to release school girls or cease activities for a while, they just know the insurgents haven’t been half as active as they were before President Buhari came into office. Add the fact that there is virtually no PDP structure in Borno and Yobe and you have why Buhari should take home roughly 400,000 votes of the total number of 600,000 votes in Borno and more than half of the 500,000 votes in Yobe. The APC has a formidable structure in Atiku’s home state of Adamawa with almost all the relevant political figures united in their love for Buhari. Of the 700,000 votes expected to be cast, Buhari should win by a margin of about 100,000. Everyone expects Atiku to win Gombe because of the strong PDP presence there but Buhari is still very much loved by the masses there and he should win. Bauchi has the largest number of voters in the North East and in addition to the people being dissatisfied with the state governor’s performance, they are also the most enlightened in the region. They understand fully well that the question at this juncture is whether or not Nigerians deserve better. The state has a history of impressive voter turn-out and we may just see half of the registered 2 million plus voters cast their ballot. Of that million, Atiku’s victory should be by a margin of about roughly 200,000.The biggest Atiku margin in this region should come from Taraba. The former Minister of Women Affairs, Aisha Jummai Alhassan, was the APC in the state and she migrated with all the party excos in the 169 wards in the state to the UDP. She is the first minister in recent memory to openly endorse her President’s rival before vacating office when she said she was for Atiku in 2019. It would surprise a lot of people if Buhari gets more than 100,000 of the likely 600,000 expected to turn up.

Verdict: Buhari 2.3m, Atiku 1.5m

SOUTH-EAST

The APC has tried gaining a foothold in the South South and South East by enlisting some big names in the region but it really won’t count. These people were always going to vote against a man who promised delivering dividends according to how he was voted after his last victory. Talk more one who has performed worse than any President we have ever had.

The Vice-Presidential candidate of the PDP, Peter Obi is an Ibo and at the very least, 5 million of the 10 million registered voters in the South East are expected to cast their votes this weekend. Of that 5 million, it would take a miracle for Buhari to get 400,000 votes.

Verdict: Atiku 4.7m, Buhari 300,000

SOUTH-SOUTH

Despite the APC having presence in some South South states notably Rotimi Amaechi’s Rivers and Senator Godswill Akpabio’s Akwa Ibom, Atiku is expected to get about a million votes while his opponent will struggle to get past the 100,000 mark and in Akwa Ibom, the PDP should conveniently secure above 900,000 of the about 1 million expected to be cast.

Verdict: Atiku 6.6m, Buhari 400,000

NORTH-CENTRAL

The North-Central has the 3rd largest voters registered and it is more or less the region that erases all doubts as to an Atiku victory in a free and fair contest. Of the over 1.6 million registered voters in Kogi, 600,000 are expected to turn out and more than half of that number will vote the PDP. Adducable to not just Buhari’s non-performance but the unpopularity of Gov. Yahaya Bello outside his Ebira tribe in Kogi state. Plateau is expected to hand over 800,000 of about 1 million votes cast on Saturday to Atiku and about 500,000 of the 600,000 likely to vote in Benue will do so for Atiku as well. The state underwent its worst security crisis in recent memory under President Buhari and his administration has been widely accused of being insensitive to their predicament. Nasarawa has about 1.6 million registered voters and about half that numbers are expected to turn out. It will be tight but the PDP should win it by a narrow margin. About 600,000 voters are likely to turn out on election day based on antecedents in Senate President Bukola Saraki’s Kwara state and the PDP are expected to win it by a 50,000-100,000 margin. Niger is really close and could go to any of the 2 parties but it appears the APC will clinch majority of the 700,000 votes cast on that day.[/s]

https://www.thecable.ng/a-good-look-at-how-buhari-will-lose-saturdays-election/amp?p=332269&__twitter_impression=true

Absolute nonsense.

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Asshurbanipali:
A good look at how Buhari will lose Saturday’s election
Umar Sa'ad Hassan in Viewpoint


INEC has put the final number of registered voters for the 2019 general election at 84 million with the North West leading the pack as usual with 20.2 million, followed by the South West with 16.3 million registered voters.

The thumb-print columns on the ballot-papers have been compressed further by INEC to accommodate the very many parties duly registered and what that means in essence, is that there will be many more invalid votes than usual. We may witness a very high rate of rerun elections this year.

Considering previous election turn-out, voter enthusiasm and current political climate in the 36 states, this is what is expected to happen in this Saturday’s Presidential election subject to it being free and fair.

NORTH-WEST

President Buhari will clinch the majority of votes in this region.Atiku will take it down to the wire in Kaduna. Asides the secured votes in the Christian-dominated southern part of the state, he will also grab a handful in other places due to the quite decent PDP structure on ground. While Kano ranks alongside Kebbi and Katsina as states Buhari is guaranteed a clear win, Atiku should get close to 30% of the votes cast due to the Kwankwasiyya machinery working in his favour. Despite the killings in Zamfara, Buhari will surprise many by pulling more than half of the probable 600,000 votes on Saturday. The PDP is totally in control of neighbouring Sokoto state however and Atiku will conveniently pull about 500,000 of the 800,000 votes likely to be cast.

The under-whelming performance of the incumbent Jigawa state governor has allowed Sule Lamido and the PDP to endear themselves to the people and though this is highly debatable, Atiku will win Jigawa narrowly.

Verdict: Buhari 6m, Atiku 3.7m

SOUTH-WEST

The South-Western electorate is the most liberal and open-minded in Nigeria. Whether we like it or not, we have not out-grown politics of ethnicity and religion. The major thing Buhari has going for him in the core northern states is an unerasable belief that he is a honourable man while every other person, being Muslim regardless, is a ‘worldly’ fellow.

The South West have no such problem. Tinubu has lost some degree of respect outside Lagos and the APC can no longer bank on his influence across the whole region. It will be a close contest in most of the states except of course Lagos; the capital of Tinubu’s crumbling empire where Buhari should enjoy a comfortable victory. The APC presidential campaign team were stoned in Ogun just days ago. With Otunba Gbenga Daniel, Kashamu Buruji and none other than President Obasanjo all working for an Atiku victory, it is already in the bag. The PDP will win Ekiti, Osun and Ondo by slim margins but feelers indicate they will lose Gov. Ajimobi’s Oyo state.

After all said and done in the South West, the PDP are likely to get about 3 million votes in total while the APC should get about 500,000 less.

Verdict: Atiku 3m, Buhari 2.5m

NORTH-EAST

The average person in Yobe, Borno and Adamawa doesn’t care whether or not the Buhari government has entered into an agreement with Boko Haram to release school girls or cease activities for a while, they just know the insurgents haven’t been half as active as they were before President Buhari came into office. Add the fact that there is virtually no PDP structure in Borno and Yobe and you have why Buhari should take home roughly 400,000 votes of the total number of 600,000 votes in Borno and more than half of the 500,000 votes in Yobe. The APC has a formidable structure in Atiku’s home state of Adamawa with almost all the relevant political figures united in their love for Buhari. Of the 700,000 votes expected to be cast, Buhari should win by a margin of about 100,000. Everyone expects Atiku to win Gombe because of the strong PDP presence there but Buhari is still very much loved by the masses there and he should win. Bauchi has the largest number of voters in the North East and in addition to the people being dissatisfied with the state governor’s performance, they are also the most enlightened in the region. They understand fully well that the question at this juncture is whether or not Nigerians deserve better. The state has a history of impressive voter turn-out and we may just see half of the registered 2 million plus voters cast their ballot. Of that million, Atiku’s victory should be by a margin of about roughly 200,000.The biggest Atiku margin in this region should come from Taraba. The former Minister of Women Affairs, Aisha Jummai Alhassan, was the APC in the state and she migrated with all the party excos in the 169 wards in the state to the UDP. She is the first minister in recent memory to openly endorse her President’s rival before vacating office when she said she was for Atiku in 2019. It would surprise a lot of people if Buhari gets more than 100,000 of the likely 600,000 expected to turn up.

Verdict: Buhari 2.3m, Atiku 1.5m

SOUTH-EAST

The APC has tried gaining a foothold in the South South and South East by enlisting some big names in the region but it really won’t count. These people were always going to vote against a man who promised delivering dividends according to how he was voted after his last victory. Talk more one who has performed worse than any President we have ever had.

The Vice-Presidential candidate of the PDP, Peter Obi is an Ibo and at the very least, 5 million of the 10 million registered voters in the South East are expected to cast their votes this weekend. Of that 5 million, it would take a miracle for Buhari to get 400,000 votes.

Verdict: Atiku 4.7m, Buhari 300,000

SOUTH-SOUTH

Despite the APC having presence in some South South states notably Rotimi Amaechi’s Rivers and Senator Godswill Akpabio’s Akwa Ibom, Atiku is expected to get about a million votes while his opponent will struggle to get past the 100,000 mark and in Akwa Ibom, the PDP should conveniently secure above 900,000 of the about 1 million expected to be cast.

Verdict: Atiku 6.6m, Buhari 400,000

NORTH-CENTRAL

The North-Central has the 3rd largest voters registered and it is more or less the region that erases all doubts as to an Atiku victory in a free and fair contest. Of the over 1.6 million registered voters in Kogi, 600,000 are expected to turn out and more than half of that number will vote the PDP. Adducable to not just Buhari’s non-performance but the unpopularity of Gov. Yahaya Bello outside his Ebira tribe in Kogi state. Plateau is expected to hand over 800,000 of about 1 million votes cast on Saturday to Atiku and about 500,000 of the 600,000 likely to vote in Benue will do so for Atiku as well. The state underwent its worst security crisis in recent memory under President Buhari and his administration has been widely accused of being insensitive to their predicament. Nasarawa has about 1.6 million registered voters and about half that numbers are expected to turn out. It will be tight but the PDP should win it by a narrow margin. About 600,000 voters are likely to turn out on election day based on antecedents in Senate President Bukola Saraki’s Kwara state and the PDP are expected to win it by a 50,000-100,000 margin. Niger is really close and could go to any of the 2 parties but it appears the APC will clinch majority of the 700,000 votes cast on that day.

https://www.thecable.ng/a-good-look-at-how-buhari-will-lose-saturdays-election/amp?p=332269&__twitter_impression=true

Absolute nonsense.

lilmax:
you can get a serving senator but not a serving governor

Isn't it common knowledge that while a Senator can be tried by the Security agents a serving governor cannot because of immunity clause?

I used to think everyone knows this fact.

martineverest:
Abba Moro again?...why is he always related to mass death?

RIP

This was exactly the thought that came to my mind when I read this post.

It's been said before...the sponsors of these terrorists and other criminal groups will exacerbate various attacks in order to discredit the government as the election draws nearer.

Nigeria shall overcome her adversaries by the grace of God.

Imprisonment won't be enough punishment for these guys atrocities. I hereby suggest either of the following punishment :

They should be castrated and their hands and legs cut off.
OR
The should be burnt alive with a very slow burning fire while their hands and legs are tied. The burning fire should be so slow that it will take at least five hours for them to die.

I repeat imprisonment will be a great injustice to the victims and their families.

What exactly is the purpose of these pictures some of these actresses release on the internet?
What are 'we' supposed to do with the pictures?
Are they advertising their body for potential customers?
Or what reason can one possibly come up with for why they expose their body or nudes if not to advertise like prostitutes?

Besides, those who also celebrate their birthdays by releasing nude pictures to social media, to what end exactly? I don't think exposing your body is a way among the many ways of thanking God for keeping you alive.

#1.6milion as opposed to #750k as quoted by Sen. Shehu Sani

The Revenue Mobilisation Allocation and Fiscal Commission (RMAFC) says each senator collects salary and allowances of N1.6 million every month.

Ibrahim Mohammed, head of public relations at RMAFC, said this in a statement issued on Wednesday.

He said the N1.06 million figure consists of: basic-N168,866, fueling and maintenance of vehicles, N126,650; personal assistant N42,216.

Domestic Staff, N126,650, entertainment, N50,660, utilities,newspapers/periodicals, N25,330, wardrobe, N42,216, house maintenance, N8,443 and constituency, N422,166 respectively.

Mohammed said the remuneration act only covers salary and allowances but not running cost.

He said only the management of the National Assembly Service Commission could explain the N13.5 million running cost of each senator.

Mohammed explained that the clarification became imperative in view of the recent revelation by Shehu Sani, senator representing Kaduna central, who disclosed that each senator collects monthly running cost of N13.5 million.

Sani had said that this was in addition to the monthly salary of N750, 000 prescribed by the “Certain Political, Public and Judicial Office Holders (Salaries and Allowances, etc.) (Amendments) Act 2008.”

Mohammed said some allowances were regular, while others were non-regular.

“Regular allowances are paid regularly with basic salaries, while non-regular allowances are paid when due,” he said.

“For instance, furniture allowance of N6.079 million and severance gratuity of N6.079 million are paid once every tenure, while motor vehicle loan of N8.1 million is optional which the beneficiary has to offset before leaving office.

“The payment of running cost is not part of RMAFC mandate, therefore, only the National Assembly can explain it.”

According to Mohammed, the law on salaries and allowances of public office holders is very clear.

Mohammed also said auditing does not fall within the purview of the commission.

He said any other payments being enjoyed by any political or public office holder outside those provided in the Remuneration Act of 2008 were not known to the commission.

He added that the chief accounting officers of the agencies concerned should explain such payments.

Mohammed advised that Nigerians to avoid misinformation and misrepresentation of facts capable of misleading citizens and members of the international community.

https://www.thecable.ng/rmafc-senator-collects-n1-6m-monthly-salary-aside-n13-5m-running-cost

The saddest part is where the op wrote [/b]they almost lynched the officer[b]
And I ask why almost? They should have done it...just like it happened in Edo state.

It's high time a militia rose up...#CopKiller

A Hluhluwe man has said he will not be able to forgive the three (the third one held the camera) women who ra*ped him.

A video of the incident appeared on social media and has since gone viral.

The man, whose name is known to the Daily News, said he was at home when a woman whom he knows called him over, saying she needed help with an electrical problem at her home.

“I went into her house and when I got there, I saw another girl in the room. I did not pay any attention to her. Then another girl who was hiding behind the door closed it, that’s when I realised that something was wrong.”

He said after they closed the door behind him, they told him they wanted to sleep with him.

“I initially thought they were joking,” he said.
However, he soon realised they were serious when he was attacked. He said he tried to defend himself but his arm was weak since he had injured it in an accident years ago.

He said he was let go and he went home and took a shower. He said the incident had left him feeling confused.

“I told my older sister about what happened but she thought I was joking.”


It was only after a video appeared online that she took what he said seriously and encouraged him to go to the police. He said he feared going to the police because he thought they would not take him seriously.

“When I told them what happened they were shocked. The three women were arrested the same day I reported the matter.”

The alleged rapists were people he knew and grew up with in the area, he said.

“I’m very angry,” he said of the assault. One of the families of the alleged rap*ists went to the man’s home to try to make amends, he said.
“My brothers and sisters were not having any of it,” he said.

He was looking forward to the trial and wanted the women to be severely punished. “People like that should not be part of society.”

What made it more difficult to move on was that the video was on social media and people had come to ask him what happened.

“It is something I never thought would happen to me. There is not much I can do but try to move on.”

According to Reese Mann, executive director of the South African Male Survivors of Se*xual Abuse (Samssa), one out of six males before the age of 18 were se*xually abused.

Mann said 19.3% of all se*xual violations reported to police involved male victims.

“Male victims of se*xual abuse are less likely than their female counterparts to report incidents of se*xual abuse, because police and the judiciary don’t take it seriously,” Mann said.

Mann said a widely held myth was that if males got an erection and/or, ejaculated during the se*xual abuse, they must have enjoyed it.

“A man being ra*ped can still get an erection because it is in the physiological make-up of males that if they are caressed long enough they end up getting an erec)tion,” said Mann.

He said there was also the myth that men should be capable of protecting themselves against se*xual abuse.

“There are three stages that any victim of se*xual abuse goes through, and they are called the three Fs.
“They can fight back, they can flee or they are just overcome by fear and the force exerted by the perpetrator, in which case they just freeze,” said Mann.

Police spokesman, Lieutenant-Colonel Thulani Zwane, confirmed the incident and said the women had appeared in the Hluhluwe Magistrate’s Court last Thursday and were expected to appear again on Tuesday for a bail application.

He said they were being held in custody.

http://allnews.uodoo.com/en-ng/detail/1212352472218631?uc_param_str=dnfrpfbivesvchmtsscpgimibtbmntniladsnwkt&opt=list_auto&app=h5_detailrec&reco_id=0ad4f0a5-cd69-4e75-97af-e2a9582ebfed&rs=prof&entry1=card&entry2=list&entry=browser&deep=1

ableguy:
Lol,



Imo people,
The way Rochas is
going, I won't be
surprised if he wakes
up one morning and
decide to fence
Owerri and roof it.

This got me cracked up really.. .

This isn't funny at all. It happened to me too sometime earlier this year when I met a lady at a popular cinema in Ibadan close to UI area. I ordered for two bottles of sweppes while we sat at their lounge. When we were done, I brought out #500 note to give the attendant with the hope that I would have a balance of #100 at least. I could not very well hide my shock when the lady told me my money is #1000 for the two bottles.
I swear if not that we've opened the bottles I might have asked her to return them.
I was like WTF!!! A bottle of sweppes that goes for at most #150 outside it's been sold for #500 .

I'm happy about this. I know all three of the guys.
The tall guy is a wonderful and astute debater.
Of the greatest ife!!!

With my experience in ND in computer engineering and now a final year student of chemical engineering, I can say that chemical engineering is a hell lot of mathematics more than computer science.
In fact, in my part four, it got to a point when one of my lecturers had to tell us that those who came to chemical engineering thinking they are going to be mixing chemicals are in the wrong dept.
He told us point blank that chemical engineering is mathematics. All the courses in chemical engineering are mathematical even biochemical engineering

zolapower:
That's why I will pray for govt to allow the biafran pple to go . I'm​ a deltan and I pray I will never b part of them . The disgrace is bcoming to much . Each time u open a thread on crime the news about nigerians caught with hard will pervade the air . And the emeka and chukwu won't let us rest . Kanu Nnamdi should addres this issue of his kinsmen pushing hard drugs abroad instead of fighting for a course he will only dream about and will not see the light of day

Can't these guys be patient enough till Biafra is actualised. Then their hero can legalize drug trafficking and as well establish a bilateral relationships with Maylasia Singapore and the rest of those countries to allow their citizens do their business. None of their heros sees this issue as a menace that it is and start taking action to address it. They are all silent like dumbs.

Bishop000:
Apostle Suleiman's scandal isn't selling any longer, it's now Dino's time...This APC government sure knows how to keep Nigerians busy on irrelevancies while forgetting the real business of government.

Sahara Reporters and APC government.....na was ooo.
You had a sleepless night yesterday...I guess that's APC fault too. Must every of your woes be blamed on APC.

freeze001:
Ndume is sick. Was there any accusation against Saraki before he became Senate President? All that drama came afterwards because he was not the anointed choice of the cabal. Ndume should sit his arse down! Is it because the compromised DSS did not launch a formal investigation against him? If the Presidency had been alive to its duties, Magu would have been screened by the Senate immediately he was nominated and we wouldn't have had this drama.

Just as there was no accusation against Magu before he became Acting Chairman of EFCC.
Moreso crime is not time-bound in law

vicky85:


Source: http://www.justpyenews.com/2017/02/man-hacked-to-death-in-ondo-for-being.html

five persons were killed in bloody clashes that broke out on Friday in Ondo, the headquarters of Ondo West local government area of Ondo State, SaharaReporters has learned.

The deceased, most of them members or supporters of the All Progressives Congress (APC), were gunned down by suspected thugs at different locations on Odojumu Street in Ondo town.

A source, who confirmed the incident to SaharaReporters on Saturday afternoon, disclosed that the assailants carried guns, machetes, and other dangerous weapons.

“The incident happened on Friday afternoon when all of us had already converged at the front of the party (APC) secretariat in Ondo town,” said the source. He added, “We were happy to celebrate the inauguration of Rotimi Akeredolu as the new governor and some of us were planning to travel down to Akure for the dinner event. Suddenly, a group of boys emerged from nowhere with guns and cutlasses and started shooting to scare us away from our location.
“We ran for safety, but before we knew what was happening, these same boys left and trailed some of our active members to their various destinations and killed them one after [another].”

The source disclosed that the thugs also destroyed a vehicle branded with the color of the All Progressives Congress. He accused the police attached to the party secretariat of looking away during the mayhem.
“I’m sure these boys were sponsored and were even aided by the police because our party secretariat was not too far from the Yaba Divisional Police Station in Ondo town.
“An elderly man who was a diehard supporter of the APC was gunned down by the armed thugs while other young boys were either cut in the head or stabbed to death.
“It was a scene of horror. Everybody was forced to remove their branded APC clothes as the thugs made calls to identify their targets,” the source told our correspondent.
One of the sources revealed that the assailants were paid for the jobs and issued weapons that were stocked inside a building.
Femi Joseph, the police spokesman in Ondo State, confirmed the killings in a telephone interview with our correspondent in Akure, the state capital.
Mr. Joseph said police officers from the Yaba Police Divisional Station counted four dead victims at the scene of the attacks. According to him a preliminary investigation showed that the deceased were members of the popular cult group in Ondo town known as “Aiye.”
“We made some arrests yesterday night and this morning, but we are still screening [the detainees] to verify who is who among them,” said the police spokesman. He added, “Our investigations showed that they [the assailants] were fighting for supremacy between themselves thereby killing innocent people in the town.
He continued, “I don't know if they were sponsored, although some of the deceased wore clothes belonging to a particular political party in the state but we are going to do our own job without being biased about it. And we will not spare anyone caught by the police to have been behind these dastardly killings after our investigations.”

omolola15:
But this is not the one I saw yesterday na. Now who's deceiving who?

The one I saw doesn't have 2 paragraphs with the same content. Where did lere get his own.

I wonder oo
likewise me. The one I first saw this morning does not have two repeated paragraph.
I think these Ekiti actors are just out to decieve their supporters.
smh

PhockPhockMan:
Ikpeazu cleared of Tax evasion allegation



http://thenationonlineng.net/ogah-not-eligible-abia-governor-court/

BREAKING! Abia: Ikpeazu’s removal stands, says Federal High Court
1 hours ago

Okezie Ikpeazu
Ade Adesomoju, Abuja

A Federal High Court in Abuja on Friday affirmed in two separately rulings on Friday that the certificate of return issued to Uche Ogah by the Independent National Electoral Commission paving the way for him to be sworn in as Governor of Abia State, was valid.

Justice Okon Abang ruled that the two separate judgments delivered on June 27, removing Onyechi Ikpeazu as Governor of Abia State and ordering Ogah to be sworn in his stead could no longer be stayed since the Independent National Electoral Commission had already issued fresh certificate of return to Ogah.

He ruled that the judgment removing Ikpeazu remained valid until it is set aside by the Court of Appeal.

The judge ruled, “The order of the court subsists until set aside by the Court of Appeal.

“Therefore, the INEC lawfully issued Certificate of Return to Dr. Sampson Ikpeazu as it was in line with the judgment of this court.”

The judge made this declaration in two separate rulings dismissing the motions for stay of execution filed by Ikpeazu and the Peoples Democratic Party with respect to one of the two judgments delivered on June 27.

The June 27 judgments were delivered in two suits separately filed by Ogah and one Obasi Uba Eleagbara.

While the court refused to hear Ikpeazu’s motion for stay of execution of the judgment with respect to the case numbered FHC/ABJ/CS/71/2016 which was personally filed by Ogah, the court dismissed a similar motion filed by the embattled governor and the PDP with respect to the suit, numbered FHC/ABJ/CS/1086/2014.

With regard to the first case (filed by Ogah), the judge ruled that he could not go ahead to hear the motion for stay of execution since lawyers to the opposing parties (Ogah and Ikpeazu) had both submitted that the court no longer had jurisdiction to hear it because the appeal against the court’s judgment had been entered and appeal number issued.

But the court dismissed the motion for stay of execution filed by Ikpeazu with respect to the judgment on the case filed by Eleagbara, on the grounds that it lacked merit.

Though Ikpeazu’s lawyer, Chief Wole Olanipekun (SAN), sought to withdraw the application after the judge refused his request for an adjournment of the hearing on the motion, the judge held that the prayer for its withdrawal was belated since Ogah’s lawyer, Alex Izinyon (SAN) had been made to file a counter-affidavit opposing it.

The judge held that since issues had been joined, the motion for stay of execution was deemed to have been heard regardless of whether it was formally moved in the open court.

Justice Abang also held that since INEC had issued Certificate of Return to Ogah, there was nothing left to be stayed.

#The Punch newspaper

woodcook:


Are you saying every government that comes to power should reject any policy they were against before coming to power irrespective of whether such policies are in the interest of the nation?

This is not about Buhari this is about the interest of our nation which superceds that of any single individual.

It is quite sad that we are yet to learn from the fall out of unguarded uterances mented out on the past government and how such actions set a bad precedence which has been hunting this present government.




I would supposed that what a president that has a genuine interest of the masses and future of Nigeria in heart would do is either pass it to the senate to review and see if we can implement it in the first place or not rather than outright rejection.

Every successful nation trives on continuity!

But the question unaswered is that why didn't GEJ attempt the implementation of the POLICY? Why was there not this type of LOUD reaction from these people in order to force the then govt to implement its OWN policy?
And what is the rationality in trying to blackmail and force the current govt from a different party which was opposed to the confab in the first place to implement what they never believed in?
Although, any good resolution from the conference should be looked into by the current govt with a view to harmonising such with their Change agenda.

W3xy1:
Aja 4 oya gbera . Hw much is ekiti tfare frm Lagos??

Oga na OYO u dey o. E go shock u sey all d things wey each person dey get no fit cover ur T-fare.

Baawaa:
Oh my God,see what Fayose has turned Ekiti people to,FFO(For Food Only).
God will deliver Ekiti State people from this monster called Fayose.

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Bro why are you cursing Ekiti people that God will deliver them...?when they prayed to this same God to give them Fayose and are enjoying their stomach infrastructure. Here is the prayer they need...may the status quo remains.

richidinho:


Hope u know that $10m x 6 states is $60m
He shld also rebuild north east for 30yrs too

Bros I hail oo o. This ur kind of arithmetic in which Ogoni land(a community) in a State is equal and proportional to a STATE in the North East (a region)...na F9 sure pass!