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17/02/2025

Tueh Tueh

Una dey hear the rumor so

Them say Chika Ike get belle for Regina husband.

I even hear say Regina don leave IG

We listen and we don't judge.

07/01/2024

19/10/2023

More lights on your path 🌟

18/09/2023

My in-laws dem

19/07/2023

Osofia Never disappoints

13/06/2023

The Federal High Court sitting in Lagos has directed that criminal summons be issued on Senator Ifeanyi Ubah and his company, Capital Oil and Gas Limited in Charge No. FHC/L/383C/2019, which is pending before Justice Nicholas Oweibo.

The Federal Government of Nigeria commenced a criminal prosecution against Senator Ubah in an 8-count charge on account of his indebtedness to the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria sometimes in 2019, which includes alleged conspiracy in making false claims in relation to the actual values of certain assets transferred to AMCON under a consent judgment obtained in 2012 contrary to Section 54(1) of the AMCON Act.

At the resumption of the proceedings on Tuesday, the prosecutor, Tunde Lawal from the law firm of Kunle Adegoke (SAN) informed the Court that the Defendants had been served with the amended charge and hearing notice of the business of the day. He also told the Court that at the last adjourned date, Senator Ubah was not in Court, despite a hearing notice of that date served on him.

On that basis, he sought the issuance of a bench warrant against the lawmaker but Counsel to the Defendants, Ifeoma Esom, informed the Court that the matter was for report of settlement/plea and that they were informed that morning that settlement talks had failed and it was on the basis of settlement that the 1st Defendant was not in Court.

The prosecutor objected to the defense counsel’s argument, saying settlement cannot be reported in a criminal matter, as parties may choose to settle outside the Court but that cannot form part of the proceedings in a criminal case and the best that can happen is a plea bargain. He added that settlement outside court does not give the 1st Defendant, Senator Ubah, the authority to be absent from Court.

The Court declined to issue a bench warrant but ordered that summons be served on Senator Ifeanyi Ubah through his counsel, to appear in Court on the next date.

The Court also warned that a warrant will be issued for his arrest if Senator Ubah fails to appear in Court at the next adjourned date.

The Court then adjourned the matter to 18th October 2023 for arraignment.

15/03/2023

A very short story 😂😂😂

14/03/2023

A.A.A Mighty God of thunder Edeleron
Congratulations my brother Mighty Nwa Nteje