Wednesday, February 27, 2019
Tuesday, February 26, 2019
Video of Election rigging somewhere in the north.
Look carefully at the tag on one of the inec official's.
Saturday, February 23, 2019
Rival cults clash in Ughelli.
Reports reaching tenaija blog says that cult clashes in Ughelli have claimed the lives of not less than six youths in the town,the clash is reportedly between black axe aka aiye and vikings aka baggars,one peter onochoja was gunned down on the 17th of February in second emekpa by suspected rival cultist.
Wednesday, February 20, 2019
Monday, February 18, 2019
Governor Okowa pay's condolence visit to the family of his murdered political Aide,Mr Ngozi Ijei.
"Today, I paid a condolence visit to the family of my political aide, Mr Ngozi Ijei who was assassinated on the eve of the botched Presidential and National Assembly elections in Ekpan, Uvwie local government area of Delta State.
Ngozi was an architect of peace in the new Ekpan of our dream; he had worked largely with the security agencies in the last two years to make Ekpan peaceful, but, unfortunately, those who do not value life decided to strike.
I know that the loss of a dear one is very painful but I urge the wife, Mrs Veronica Ijei to stay strong, and I also urge other members of the family to take heart & take solace in the fact that nothing happens without the knowledge of God.
May he rest in the bosom of the Lord!
Investigations are on to unravel those behind the dastardly act.
Saturday, February 16, 2019
Aide to Gov okowa,ngozi aka ijei shot dead in ekpan.
Credible information reaching tenaija indicates that Governor Ifeanyi Okowa’s Special Assistant on Youth Development, Mr Lawrence Ngozi Akpomiemie, has been shot dead.
Sources told this medium that the governor’s aide who is fondly called Ngozi was shot dead on Friday around Ekpan in Uvwie Local Government Area of Delta State.
The development, tenaija learnt, has resulted in heavy shooting by suspected youths in Ekpan.
It was learnt that Ngozi was ambushed by his killers while returning from an outing with his girlfriend on Friday night.
It was not clear at the time of filing this report if the deceased’s girlfriend was also killed by the hoodlums.
Sources added that he was repeatedly shot on his chest and head. The hoodlums were said to have waited until their target gave up the ghost before leaving.
Multiple sources confirmed the development on Saturday morning.
More details coming shortly.......
Sources told this medium that the governor’s aide who is fondly called Ngozi was shot dead on Friday around Ekpan in Uvwie Local Government Area of Delta State.
The development, tenaija learnt, has resulted in heavy shooting by suspected youths in Ekpan.
It was learnt that Ngozi was ambushed by his killers while returning from an outing with his girlfriend on Friday night.
It was not clear at the time of filing this report if the deceased’s girlfriend was also killed by the hoodlums.
Sources added that he was repeatedly shot on his chest and head. The hoodlums were said to have waited until their target gave up the ghost before leaving.
Multiple sources confirmed the development on Saturday morning.
More details coming shortly.......
Tuesday, February 12, 2019
Picture's of Nigerian soldier's being drilled in training.
newly recruited Nigerian soldiers were seen being given massive training. As they were swimming inside a tunnel as part of their training.
According to Instagram user who is also a soldier who shared the pictures, he said that is normal thing to chop beating, and that he still have scars of his own during his time.
He said it is tradition to chop proper beating and flogging, as seen in the pictures, they where being flogged mercilessly.
It has brought some mixed reactions as people said the beating and flogging is too much while others said is normal.
What do you think?
According to Instagram user who is also a soldier who shared the pictures, he said that is normal thing to chop beating, and that he still have scars of his own during his time.
He said it is tradition to chop proper beating and flogging, as seen in the pictures, they where being flogged mercilessly.
It has brought some mixed reactions as people said the beating and flogging is too much while others said is normal.
What do you think?
Rivers APC: Supreme Court Strikes Out Three Other Pending Appeals
The hope of the All Progressives Congress (APC) to field candidates for the upcoming general election was dashed on Tuesday at the Supreme Court as the apex court struck out an the appeal by the party against a High Court judgement barring it from the polls.
The court in a judgement delivered in the main appeal on the contentious issue that emanated from the congresses and primary elections of the party in Rivers, held that the appeal of the APC was status barred.
In a unanimous judgement delivered by Justice Amir Sanusi, the Apex Court agreed with the respondents led by Ibrahim Umar, that the suit was a pre-election matter and that the appeal filed by the APC was done outside the 14 days required by law.
The Supreme Court consequently struck out the appeal for being status barred and having becoming an academic exercise.
Justice Sanusi announced that reasons for the judgement would be available in three months time.
Counsel to the APC, Lateef Fagbemi SAN had on Monday argued that the suit that brought the appeal was not a preelection matter.
His contention was that those who instituted the suit at the Federal High Court in Port Harcourt had no locus standi to have done so because they were not governorship aspirant.
Umar and 22 others believed to be loyal to Senator Magnus Abbe had filed a suit at the Federal High Court in Port Harcourt to challenge their unlawful exclusion by the Rotimi Amaechi faction of the APC from participating in the Congresses of the party designed to produce delegates for the primary elections.
Justice Chiwendu of the Federal High Court had in his judgement upheld the claims of the group and barred the APC from proceeding withonduct of the congresses and the primary election.
The APC however went ahead with the primary election and later appealed against the decision of the trial court at the Port Harcourt division of the Court of Appeal.
At this stage, the Rotimi Amaechi faction led by Tonye Cole, sought to join the suit but were refused by the Appellate Court on the grounds that they were not parties at the trial court.
This prompted the group to approach the Supreme Court to reverse the decision.
The Supreme Court however in its judgement insisted that the matter was a preelection matter and that the appeal was filed out of time.
Delivering ruling in three other related appeals involving Tonye Cole, Justice Amina Augie struck out the three consolidated appeals on the grounds that the appellants “have no legs to stand upon”.
Justice Augie said from available records the appellants were not parties at the trial Court as well as the court of Appeal and as such cannot get remedy from the Supreme Court.
With the striking out of APC’s appeal it is now clear that the party cannot field candidates for the National Assembly Elections coming up this Saturday and the governorship and State House of Assembly Election, slated by the Independent National Electoral Commission for March 2.
The court in a judgement delivered in the main appeal on the contentious issue that emanated from the congresses and primary elections of the party in Rivers, held that the appeal of the APC was status barred.
In a unanimous judgement delivered by Justice Amir Sanusi, the Apex Court agreed with the respondents led by Ibrahim Umar, that the suit was a pre-election matter and that the appeal filed by the APC was done outside the 14 days required by law.
The Supreme Court consequently struck out the appeal for being status barred and having becoming an academic exercise.
Justice Sanusi announced that reasons for the judgement would be available in three months time.
Counsel to the APC, Lateef Fagbemi SAN had on Monday argued that the suit that brought the appeal was not a preelection matter.
His contention was that those who instituted the suit at the Federal High Court in Port Harcourt had no locus standi to have done so because they were not governorship aspirant.
Umar and 22 others believed to be loyal to Senator Magnus Abbe had filed a suit at the Federal High Court in Port Harcourt to challenge their unlawful exclusion by the Rotimi Amaechi faction of the APC from participating in the Congresses of the party designed to produce delegates for the primary elections.
Justice Chiwendu of the Federal High Court had in his judgement upheld the claims of the group and barred the APC from proceeding withonduct of the congresses and the primary election.
The APC however went ahead with the primary election and later appealed against the decision of the trial court at the Port Harcourt division of the Court of Appeal.
At this stage, the Rotimi Amaechi faction led by Tonye Cole, sought to join the suit but were refused by the Appellate Court on the grounds that they were not parties at the trial court.
This prompted the group to approach the Supreme Court to reverse the decision.
The Supreme Court however in its judgement insisted that the matter was a preelection matter and that the appeal was filed out of time.
Delivering ruling in three other related appeals involving Tonye Cole, Justice Amina Augie struck out the three consolidated appeals on the grounds that the appellants “have no legs to stand upon”.
Justice Augie said from available records the appellants were not parties at the trial Court as well as the court of Appeal and as such cannot get remedy from the Supreme Court.
With the striking out of APC’s appeal it is now clear that the party cannot field candidates for the National Assembly Elections coming up this Saturday and the governorship and State House of Assembly Election, slated by the Independent National Electoral Commission for March 2.
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