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Kobojunkie:
The Aoko case predates the Marriage act so why expect the Marriage Act to repeal it?

Is it not an Act/law that predated a new Act/law that can be repealed by the said new Act/law?... Do you expect a new Act/law to repeal an Act/law that haven't been made?

Mind you, An Act only take predominance over a judicial decision when such Judicial division is inconsistent with any of the sections or provisions of the Act... In this case, there is no inconsistency between the decision in Aoko v. Fagbemi and the Marriage Act because no section of the marriage Act makes Adultery an offence except the criminal code and penal code that provides punishment for the offence of Bigamy.

Section 15 subsection 2 paragraph B of the Matrimonial Causes Act only make Adultery a ground for dissolution of marriage (divorce) to be granted.. Also Section 31 of the Matrimonial Causes Act further provides that a party to a marriage can only claim damages for adultery if such an act is not condoned and was not perpetrated for up to three years before such a claim is made.

Take note too that a Judicial decision can only be set aside by a judicial decision made by a superior court against a lower court or against itself [in the case of a Supreme court decision being reversed on the ground that the earlier one was made in error (Per Incurium) ]... In this case, there is no judicial decision by the supreme court till date that have set aside the decision in this Aoko v. Fagbemi's case and so, it still remain binding on all court(s) in Nigeria most especially in Southern Nigeria.

Kobojunkie:
1961 and 1970?

re is no section of the Marriage Act that provides that Adultery is an offence punishable in the southern nor northern part of Nigeria... Adultery is only one of the grounds that one can rely on for dissolution of marriage under the Matrimonial causes Act... The offence of Bigamy is generally a criminal offense, and it is governed by the Criminal Code of various southern states in Nigeria and the Penal Code of various northern states in Nigeria.

Section 370 of the Criminal Code Act states thus:

‘Any person who, having a husband or wife living, marries in any case in which such marriage is void by reason of its taking place during the life of such. husband or wife is guilty of a felony, and is liable to imprisonment for seven years’.

Its equivalent provision in the Penal code of Northern Nigeria is Section 384 subsection 1.

Looking at the above said provision of the law, the offence of Bigamy can only be charged or enforced against only the party that consented or convenanted under the marriage Act and not against a third party who one of the spouse had adultery with.

Section 35 of the Marriage Act only prohibits a person who is married under the Act to pursue any other marriage with anyone else save for the same person previously married under Act... it didn't make it an offence but only invalidate the later marriage.

The Act by date didn't repealed or set aside the Judgment made by the supreme court in Aoko v. Fagbemi... The Supreme court decision in Aoko v. Fagbemi still stand

descarado:

Marriage act law of 1970 and you are bringing up 1961.
Upiantu

There is no section of the Marriage Act that provides that Adultery is an offence punishable in the southern nor northern part of Nigeria... Adultery is only one of the grounds that one can rely on for dissolution of marriage under the Matrimonial causes Act... The offence of Bigamy is generally a criminal offense, and it is governed by the Criminal Code of various southern states in Nigeria and the Penal Code of various northern states in Nigeria.

Section 370 of the Criminal Code Act states thus:

‘Any person who, having a husband or wife living, marries in any case in which such marriage is void by reason of its taking place during the life of such. husband or wife is guilty of a felony, and is liable to imprisonment for seven years’.

Its equivalent provision in the Penal code of Northern Nigeria is Section 384 subsection 1.

Looking at the above said provision of the law, the offence of Bigamy can only be charged or enforced against only the party that consented or convenanted under the marriage Act and not against a third party who one of the spouse had adultery with.

Section 35 of the Marriage Act only prohibits a person who is married under the Act to pursue any other marriage with anyone else save for the same person previously married under Act... it didn't make it an offence but only invalidate the later marriage.

The Act by date didn't repealed or set aside the Judgment made by the supreme court in Aoko v. Fagbemi... The Supreme court decision in Aoko v. Fagbemi still stand.

Shokoloko:

It was the case Aoko v. Fagbemi 1961 that fostered creation of the act (1970)
Take note of dates.

There is no section of the Marriage Act that provides that Adultery is an offence punishable in the southern nor northern part of Nigeria... Adultery is only one of the grounds that one can rely on for dissolution of marriage under the Matrimonial causes Act... The offence of Bigamy is generally a criminal offense, and it is governed by the Criminal Code of various southern states in Nigeria and the Penal Code of various northern states in Nigeria.

Section 370 of the Criminal Code Act states thus:

‘Any person who, having a husband or wife living, marries in any case in which such marriage is void by reason of its taking place during the life of such. husband or wife is guilty of a felony, and is liable to imprisonment for seven years’.

Its equivalent provision in the Penal code of Northern Nigeria is Section 384 subsection 1.

Looking at the above said provision of the law, the offence of Bigamy can only be charged or enforced against only the party that consented or convenanted under the marriage Act and not against a third party who one of the spouse had adultery with.

Section 35 of the Marriage Act only prohibits a person who is married under the Act to pursue any other marriage with anyone else save for the same person previously married under Act... it didn't make it an offence but only invalidate the later marriage.

The Act by date didn't repealed or set aside the Judgment made by the supreme court in Aoko v. Fagbemi... The Supreme court decision in Aoko v. Fagbemi still stand.

Shokoloko:

May is not alleging a second marriage.
She is alleging adultery, whether there is a second marriage or not. The child between July and Yul, the social media post of Yul announcing Judy as his wife without rebuttal from Judy, the live videos from Judy confirming that she is entangled with Yul are easy proof of adultery. May was very clever to be asking for N100m from Judy and not Yul. Judy might be going to jail if she cannot pay.

Read the case of Aoko v. Fagbemi (1961)... The Supreme court have long put it to rest that a charge of adultery is not an offence known to law in the southern part of Nigeria.

Without prejudice, I believe the charge against Judy is not going to fly and hold water because it has long been settled by the Supreme court of Nigeria that a charge of adultery is not an offence known to law in the southern part of Nigeria.

The case of Aoko v. Fagbemi (1961) comes to mind.

JUNE 12

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Your passport production is almost complete (E).

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AMBROSE ALLI UNIVERSITY, EKPOMA.

SCREENING OF THE UTME/DIRECT ENTRY CANDIDATES FOR 2017/2018 ACADEMIC SESSION ADMISSIONS.

All 2017/2018 UTME candidates who applied to Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma as institution of First Choice, with a UTME score of 160 and above are invited to attend a screening exercise in the University on the days stated below:-

Screening Time-Table
The Screening exercise for the various faculties is scheduled to take place from Monday, 11th September, 2017 to Saturday, 16th September, 2017 starting from 9.00am each day.

DAY
FACULTIES
DATE

1
Arts
Law
Monday, 11th September, 2017

2
Engineering, Life Sciences,
Physical Sciences,
Environmental Studies
Tuesday, 12th September, 2017

3
Social Sciences, Management Sciences
Wednesday, 13th September, 2017

4
Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences/Medicine
Thursday, 14th September, 2017

5
Agriculture, Education
Friday, 15th September, 2017

6
Spill over (All Faculties)
Saturday, 16th September, 2017

Note: The Venue and Time for the screening exercise will be available on submission of the candidates online application form.

Method of Application:
Applicants are required to pay for the Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma Screening exercise online application form at a fee of N2,000.00 (Two thousand Naira) only using their ATM debit cards on Interswitch or purchase an eTranzact PIN (Payment Voucher) from any of the under listed Banks Nation Wide

1. ECOBANK NIGERIA, Plc
2. FIDELITY BANK, Plc
3. FIRST BANK OF NIGERIA, Plc
4. KEYSTONE BANK LTD
5. UNITED BANK FOR AFRICA, Plc
6. ZENITH BANK, Plc
7. UNION BANK, Plc


Procedure for Online Application:
Candidates are advised to apply online at https://aaue,waeup.org using either e-Tranzact PIN purchased from the banks stated above or ATM debit cards on Interswitch.
All such candidates must upload their coloured passport photograph and scanned copies of all relevant Certificates/documents to the Portal.

Candidates should preview and confirm that the passport photograph is properly uploaded as no complaint of wrong or blank picture will be entertained after submission of forms. Candidates are to print out a copy of the application form with their passport photograph for presentation along with other documents on the screening dates stated above. The screening guide is available for download on completion of the application process.



Direct Entry:
All Direct Entry candidates who applied to JAMB for admission and chose Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma as Institution of the First Choice are also required to complete the online application form for their screening exercise. All such candidates must upload scanned copies of all relevant certificates/documents to the Portal.

Screening exercise for Direct Entry (DE) candidates is scheduled to take place from Monday, 18th September, 2017 to Tuesday, 19th September, 2017 from 9.00am each day.

Note: The venue for the screening exercise will be available on submission of the candidates, online application form.

Please be informed that there will be no Direct Entry into Medicine and Law.

Note: All candidates (both UTME and Direct Entry) are to note that:
i. Screening guidelines N2,000.00(Two thousand naira) only, Technology fee: N2,000(Two thousand naira) only and bank charges, will be charged at the point of purchase of the forms online via ATM debit cards on Interswitch or eTranzact PIN (Payment Voucher).
ii. All names should be written in full when completing the online application form as no initials shall be entertained.

Mode of Screening
The screening exercise would include the screening of qualifying results (if any) as well as Computer-Based Tests (CBT).

Candidates are required to present their results for the screening with their JAMB Results slips and two passport photographs filed and tagged in an office file.

Awaiting Result
The date for the screening exercise for candidates Awaiting Result would be announced in due course.

Application: Forms
Application forms for both UTME and Direct Entry (DE) candidates will be available online for completion and submission from Wednesday, 30th August, 2017 to Midnight Sunday, 10th September, 2017.

ADVICE: Candidates should check the University website @www.aauekpoma,edu.ng and Portal at https://aaue.eaeup.org regularly for other details on the application/admission procedure.
Warning:
a. Any candidate who fails to appear for the screening exercise may forfeit his/her eligibility for consideration of the 2017/2018 academic session’s admission exercise.
b. Anyone caught impersonating runs the risk of being handed over to the Police and the candidate so impersonated would be automatically ‘disqualified’.

Signed:
C.M. ADAMAIGBO, KSC, MANUPA
Registrar



*OSAMUDIAMEN*
08114030125[b]AMBROSE ALLI UNIVERSITY, EKPOMA.

SCREENING OF THE UTME/DIRECT ENTRY CANDIDATES FOR 2017/2018 ACADEMIC SESSION ADMISSIONS.

All 2017/2018 UTME candidates who applied to Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma as institution of First Choice, with a UTME score of 160 and above are invited to attend a screening exercise in the University on the days stated below:-

Screening Time-Table
The Screening exercise for the various faculties is scheduled to take place from Monday, 11th September, 2017 to Saturday, 16th September, 2017 starting from 9.00am each day.

DAY
FACULTIES
DATE

1
Arts
Law
Monday, 11th September, 2017

2
Engineering, Life Sciences,
Physical Sciences,
Environmental Studies
Tuesday, 12th September, 2017

3
Social Sciences, Management Sciences
Wednesday, 13th September, 2017

4
Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences/Medicine
Thursday, 14th September, 2017

5
Agriculture, Education
Friday, 15th September, 2017

6
Spill over (All Faculties)
Saturday, 16th September, 2017

Note: The Venue and Time for the screening exercise will be available on submission of the candidates online application form.

Method of Application:
Applicants are required to pay for the Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma Screening exercise online application form at a fee of N2,000.00 (Two thousand Naira) only using their ATM debit cards on Interswitch or purchase an eTranzact PIN (Payment Voucher) from any of the under listed Banks Nation Wide

1. ECOBANK NIGERIA, Plc
2. FIDELITY BANK, Plc
3. FIRST BANK OF NIGERIA, Plc
4. KEYSTONE BANK LTD
5. UNITED BANK FOR AFRICA, Plc
6. ZENITH BANK, Plc
7. UNION BANK, Plc


Procedure for Online Application:
Candidates are advised to apply online at https://aaue,waeup.org using either e-Tranzact PIN purchased from the banks stated above or ATM debit cards on Interswitch.
All such candidates must upload their coloured passport photograph and scanned copies of all relevant Certificates/documents to the Portal.

Candidates should preview and confirm that the passport photograph is properly uploaded as no complaint of wrong or blank picture will be entertained after submission of forms. Candidates are to print out a copy of the application form with their passport photograph for presentation along with other documents on the screening dates stated above. The screening guide is available for download on completion of the application process.



Direct Entry:
All Direct Entry candidates who applied to JAMB for admission and chose Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma as Institution of the First Choice are also required to complete the online application form for their screening exercise. All such candidates must upload scanned copies of all relevant certificates/documents to the Portal.

Screening exercise for Direct Entry (DE) candidates is scheduled to take place from Monday, 18th September, 2017 to Tuesday, 19th September, 2017 from 9.00am each day.

Note: The venue for the screening exercise will be available on submission of the candidates, online application form.

Please be informed that there will be no Direct Entry into Medicine and Law.

Note: All candidates (both UTME and Direct Entry) are to note that:
i. Screening guidelines N2,000.00(Two thousand naira) only, Technology fee: N2,000(Two thousand naira) only and bank charges, will be charged at the point of purchase of the forms online via ATM debit cards on Interswitch or eTranzact PIN (Payment Voucher).
ii. All names should be written in full when completing the online application form as no initials shall be entertained.

Mode of Screening
The screening exercise would include the screening of qualifying results (if any) as well as Computer-Based Tests (CBT).

Candidates are required to present their results for the screening with their JAMB Results slips and two passport photographs filed and tagged in an office file.

Awaiting Result
The date for the screening exercise for candidates Awaiting Result would be announced in due course.

Application: Forms
Application forms for both UTME and Direct Entry (DE) candidates will be available online for completion and submission from Wednesday, 30th August, 2017 to Midnight Sunday, 10th September, 2017.

ADVICE: Candidates should check the University website @www.aauekpoma,edu.ng and Portal at https://aaue.eaeup.org regularly for other details on the application/admission procedure.
Warning:
a. Any candidate who fails to appear for the screening exercise may forfeit his/her eligibility for consideration of the 2017/2018 academic session’s admission exercise.
b. Anyone caught impersonating runs the risk of being handed over to the Police and the candidate so impersonated would be automatically ‘disqualified’.

Signed:
C.M. ADAMAIGBO, KSC, MANUPA
Registrar



*OSAMUDIAMEN*
08114030125[/b]AMBROSE ALLI UNIVERSITY, EKPOMA.

SCREENING OF THE UTME/DIRECT ENTRY CANDIDATES FOR 2017/2018 ACADEMIC SESSION ADMISSIONS.

All 2017/2018 UTME candidates who applied to Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma as institution of First Choice, with a UTME score of 160 and above are invited to attend a screening exercise in the University on the days stated below:-

Screening Time-Table
The Screening exercise for the various faculties is scheduled to take place from Monday, 11th September, 2017 to Saturday, 16th September, 2017 starting from 9.00am each day.

DAY
FACULTIES
DATE

1
Arts
Law
Monday, 11th September, 2017

2
Engineering, Life Sciences,
Physical Sciences,
Environmental Studies
Tuesday, 12th September, 2017

3
Social Sciences, Management Sciences
Wednesday, 13th September, 2017

4
Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences/Medicine
Thursday, 14th September, 2017

5
Agriculture, Education
Friday, 15th September, 2017

6
Spill over (All Faculties)
Saturday, 16th September, 2017

Note: The Venue and Time for the screening exercise will be available on submission of the candidates online application form.

Method of Application:
Applicants are required to pay for the Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma Screening exercise online application form at a fee of N2,000.00 (Two thousand Naira) only using their ATM debit cards on Interswitch or purchase an eTranzact PIN (Payment Voucher) from any of the under listed Banks Nation Wide

1. ECOBANK NIGERIA, Plc
2. FIDELITY BANK, Plc
3. FIRST BANK OF NIGERIA, Plc
4. KEYSTONE BANK LTD
5. UNITED BANK FOR AFRICA, Plc
6. ZENITH BANK, Plc
7. UNION BANK, Plc


Procedure for Online Application:
Candidates are advised to apply online at https://aaue,waeup.org using either e-Tranzact PIN purchased from the banks stated above or ATM debit cards on Interswitch.
All such candidates must upload their coloured passport photograph and scanned copies of all relevant Certificates/documents to the Portal.

Candidates should preview and confirm that the passport photograph is properly uploaded as no complaint of wrong or blank picture will be entertained after submission of forms. Candidates are to print out a copy of the application form with their passport photograph for presentation along with other documents on the screening dates stated above. The screening guide is available for download on completion of the application process.



Direct Entry:
All Direct Entry candidates who applied to JAMB for admission and chose Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma as Institution of the First Choice are also required to complete the online application form for their screening exercise. All such candidates must upload scanned copies of all relevant certificates/documents to the Portal.

Screening exercise for Direct Entry (DE) candidates is scheduled to take place from Monday, 18th September, 2017 to Tuesday, 19th September, 2017 from 9.00am each day.

Note: The venue for the screening exercise will be available on submission of the candidates, online application form.

Please be informed that there will be no Direct Entry into Medicine and Law.

Note: All candidates (both UTME and Direct Entry) are to note that:
i. Screening guidelines N2,000.00(Two thousand naira) only, Technology fee: N2,000(Two thousand naira) only and bank charges, will be charged at the point of purchase of the forms online via ATM debit cards on Interswitch or eTranzact PIN (Payment Voucher).
ii. All names should be written in full when completing the online application form as no initials shall be entertained.

Mode of Screening
The screening exercise would include the screening of qualifying results (if any) as well as Computer-Based Tests (CBT).

Candidates are required to present their results for the screening with their JAMB Results slips and two passport photographs filed and tagged in an office file.

Awaiting Result
The date for the screening exercise for candidates Awaiting Result would be announced in due course.

Application: Forms
Application forms for both UTME and Direct Entry (DE) candidates will be available online for completion and submission from Wednesday, 30th August, 2017 to Midnight Sunday, 10th September, 2017.

ADVICE: Candidates should check the University website @www.aauekpoma,edu.ng and Portal at https://aaue.eaeup.org regularly for other details on the application/admission procedure.
Warning:
a. Any candidate who fails to appear for the screening exercise may forfeit his/her eligibility for consideration of the 2017/2018 academic session’s admission exercise.
b. Anyone caught impersonating runs the risk of being handed over to the Police and the candidate so impersonated would be automatically ‘disqualified’.

Signed:
C.M. ADAMAIGBO, KSC, MANUPA
Registrar



*OSAMUDIAMEN*
08114030125

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