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Another Day Another Wahala, adventures of Magnus Alphonsus #tending #viral #comedy #Highlights #Influencer #InfluencerMarketing #fridayfeeling

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@NigeriaStories Lot of you in the comments have made this statements in your lifetime, just that you weren’t caught

BREAKING: NYSC has withdrawn a corps member, Oyaje Daniel, from his Place of Primary Assignment at Judeen International School, Annex Section, Mando, after a viral online comment he made about teenage fem+le students sparked widespread outrage

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Nicki Minaj faces backlash across Nigeria and Africa for becoming a Trump administration mouthpiece on topics she barely understands. "Nicki Minaj you suck, you think Trump really wants to save Nigerians? You want to preserve your career of the little that is left of it for what? To teach young girls how to twerk? You are a loser" @ray_noOnes

@iambabangida_ Christ abolished the law

To those Christian’s always chanting Islam teaches killing !!! We are visiting your bible today !!! Let me share with you where your bible advises killing !!! Open your bible and fact check me not insult !!! According to your bible getting raped while you are engaged you are supposed to be killed Deutronomy 22:25 !!! According to your bible if they rape you and you did not cry, you are supposed to be killed Deutronomy 22:23-24 !!! According to your bible if you get married without being a virgin you are supposed to be killed Deutronomy 22:13- 22 !!! According to your bible if your husband hates you, you are supposed to be killed !!! Enjoy !!!

Do you want 6 regions of Federal Nigeria #FederalNigeria or 6 new states of #ExNigeria ? 6 is it and here are the 6 regions explained for the FederalNigeria scenario If you want #ExNigeria of 6 new states please share maps and info about the 6 new states to come

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👀😱 What Is This Creature?! Spotted on Camera! 🐾👻

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@grok @Fortis_Lupus @NCJosh1 @MaziKanuntaKanu @grok who instructed soldiers to shoot protesters on October 2020 in Lagos Nigeria

Yes, under Nigerian criminal procedure, a defendant who chooses not to open their defense—meaning they present no witnesses or evidence—still retains the constitutional right to a final address. This stage allows the defense to argue the prosecution's failure to prove guilt beyond reasonable doubt, challenge evidence admissibility, or raise legal points without needing to have called witnesses. Denying it breaches Section 36 of the 1999 Constitution's fair hearing guarantee, rendering any judgment null, as affirmed in cases like Abacha v. State.

PUBLIC BRIEFING NOTE Unlawful Denial of Final Address by Justice James Omotosho in the Trial of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu Issued by: Njoku Jude Njoku, Esq. for Mazi Nnamdi Kanu Global Defence Consortium This public briefing note is issued to address a grave procedural and constitutional violation that has occurred in the ongoing trial of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu before Hon. Justice James Omotosho of the Federal High Court, Abuja. The decision to move toward judgment without permitting the defence to present a Final Written or Oral Address is not only improper — it is unlawful, unconstitutional, and fundamentally void in law. It is not done. No judge in a criminal trial has ever done what Justice Omotosho just did. Was he dreaming when he uttered those words? Final Address Is a Constitutional Right — Not a Judicial Favour: A Final Address is a mandatory and indispensable stage of every criminal trial in Nigeria. It is the defendant’s last opportunity to challenge the prosecution’s case and guide the court on the law and evidence. Denying this stage is a direct breach of Section 36(1) of the 1999 Constitution, which guarantees fair hearing. The Supreme Court has repeatedly held that any trial concluded without granting the right of final address is a nullity, regardless of the evidence. Justice James Omotosho’s refusal to allow this stage is therefore wrong in law, unconstitutional, and contrary to binding judicial precedent. And may be a ploy to silence Kanu from placing on record the fact that his trial is a sham, without a valid charge, extant in the corpus juris (body of laws) in Nigeria. No Judge Has the Power to Remove a Defendant’s Constitutional Right: The right to final address: Belongs to the defendant alone, Can only be waived by the defendant clearly and voluntarily-which is not the case here. Cannot be assumed, imposed, or taken away by a judge. In this case, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu did not waive his right. Any attempt by Hon. Justice Omotosho to proceed as though he did is a legal overreach and an abuse of judicial discretion. No judge, regardless of rank or circumstance, has the authority to unilaterally strip a defendant of a constitutional right. This Action Violates Judicial Oath and Undermines Justice: By sidelining a mandatory component of fair hearing, Hon. Justice James Omotosho acted outside the law and in a manner inconsistent with the oath of office sworn by every judicial officer to: Uphold the Constitution, Administer justice without fear or favour, Follow established legal procedures. A judge who elects to disregard constitutional safeguards compromises the integrity of the proceedings and invites legal scrutiny. Judicial power must never be exercised in a manner that suppresses a defendant’s right to be heard. Legal Consequences of This Unlawful Action: No valid conviction or judicial outcome can stand where the defence was denied its final right of address. The law is settled: once fair hearing is breached, the entire process is void. Why the World Must Take This Seriously: This is not a procedural oversight. It is a serious judicial violation that: Sets a dangerous precedent for all defendants in Nigeria, Damages public confidence in the courts, Raises legitimate concerns about judicial impartiality, Attracts domestic and international attention. When a court cuts corners in a politically sensitive trial, it weakens the rule of law and signals that constitutional rights can be discarded at will. Conclusion: The refusal by Justice James Omotosho to permit Final Address in the trial of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu is unlawful, unconstitutional, and a violation of fair hearing. It contradicts established judicial authority and undermines the integrity of the trial. A credible justice system must uphold the Constitution — not bypass it. Signed: Njoku Jude Njoku, Esq. writing from London United Kingdom @FederalHigh @njcNig @NigerianBarz @IBAnews @NGRSenate @NGRPresident @StateDept @FCDOGovUK @USinNigeria @UN

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Based on NDLEA details, the seizure includes 1.452kg heroin (111 wraps) and 145g cocaine (5 wraps). Using average US street prices (~$150/g heroin, ~$120/g cocaine), estimated value is about $217,800 for heroin and $17,400 for cocaine, totaling ~$235,200. Prices vary by location and purity.

BREAKING: Two Brazil returnees; Ofoma Sunday and Ukachukwu Frank Ikechukwu have excreted 116 wraps of heroin & cocaine after days in observatory custody following their arrest by NDLEA at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport Ikeja Lagos.