Friday, 22 May 2020
Monday, 9 March 2020
Monday, 3 February 2020
Appeal cum application to serve the prison sentence of Senator Orji Uzor Kalu
Appeal cum application to be permitted to serve the prison terms imposed on Senator Orji Uzor Kalu in place of him.
As an ardent supporter and admirer of Chief Senator Orji Uzor Kalu, it came to me as a rude shock his criminal conviction by the Federal High Court where he was charged with graft and corruption. I had followed his trial and political ordeal closely. I had also followed closely his solid personal achievements, resounding business break through and managerial abilities before he Ventured into politics to broaden his services to his people. It is a fact which is widely acclaimed that Chief Senator Orji Uzor Kalu was a successful business man before the commencement of his political career. It is also not a hidden fact that he left Abia State better than he met as can evidenced by the many developmental projects he initiated and executed in Abia State.
Though I am not in a position to question the rationale, soundness, justification and merits of the judgment of the Federal High court that convicted him of the purported and alleged offences, yet it is a fact that the judicial process in respect of his case is yet to run it's full circle considering the fact that the matter will definitely reach the apex court of the land before the judgment of the Federal high court convicting him can be said to be full proof. There is equally the chance that his conviction can be quashed by the appellant court.
That brings me to the crux of my appeal cum application to the relevant authorities and the Nigeria prison services to permit me to serve the prison terms of my mentor pending the conclusion of the appeal process which may likely stretch to the supreme court and will take months if not years.
Senator Orji Uzor Kalu was elected by his constituency to represent them in the upper chamber because they had unflinching confidence that he will represent them fully. What will be the fate of his constituency while he is in prison being prevented from discharging his duties to his constituency, while there is a possibility even if slim of the possible overturning of his conviction by the appellant courts. Who will his constituency hold liable for the period he was prevented from performing his duties to his constituency. Will the EFCC pay for the void that will exist or is existing for the period of his incarceration.
That is the main reason why many civilized countries and jurisdictions create rooms for suspended sentences while the appeals are ongoing or the appeal process is yet to be exhausted. In this particular case, the appeal process is ongoing and yet to be exhausted, yet the Distinguished Senator is already being made to commence service of his prison terms which yet be upturned on appeal.
Considering these facts, I Mr Ejike Osuchukwu is offering myself to be kept in prison in lieu of the Distinguished Senator pending the conclusion of the appeal process, so that the Distinguished Senator will not be hampered on discharging his duties to his constituency and many other citizens who depend on him for their sustenance.
It is not a fact in dispute that the Distinguished Senator is a philanthropist of the first order with thousands of students, physically challenged persons and others depending on him to meet their one need or the other
Infact, it will amount to a crime against humanity for these thousands of dependents to be denied the patronage of this great son of the country consequent on a conviction that is yet to run through the whole appeal process.
It will be in the public interest for me to offer myself to be kept in prison in lieu of the Distinguished Senator so that the Distinguished Senator can be free to discharge his duties to humanity unhampered by a conviction that stand a fifty fifty chance of either being unturned or affirmed on appeal
So, I plead to be given the rare opportunity to serve the prison sentence in lieu of a good man pending the exhaustion of the appeal process.
As an ardent supporter and admirer of Chief Senator Orji Uzor Kalu, it came to me as a rude shock his criminal conviction by the Federal High Court where he was charged with graft and corruption. I had followed his trial and political ordeal closely. I had also followed closely his solid personal achievements, resounding business break through and managerial abilities before he Ventured into politics to broaden his services to his people. It is a fact which is widely acclaimed that Chief Senator Orji Uzor Kalu was a successful business man before the commencement of his political career. It is also not a hidden fact that he left Abia State better than he met as can evidenced by the many developmental projects he initiated and executed in Abia State.
Though I am not in a position to question the rationale, soundness, justification and merits of the judgment of the Federal High court that convicted him of the purported and alleged offences, yet it is a fact that the judicial process in respect of his case is yet to run it's full circle considering the fact that the matter will definitely reach the apex court of the land before the judgment of the Federal high court convicting him can be said to be full proof. There is equally the chance that his conviction can be quashed by the appellant court.
That brings me to the crux of my appeal cum application to the relevant authorities and the Nigeria prison services to permit me to serve the prison terms of my mentor pending the conclusion of the appeal process which may likely stretch to the supreme court and will take months if not years.
Senator Orji Uzor Kalu was elected by his constituency to represent them in the upper chamber because they had unflinching confidence that he will represent them fully. What will be the fate of his constituency while he is in prison being prevented from discharging his duties to his constituency, while there is a possibility even if slim of the possible overturning of his conviction by the appellant courts. Who will his constituency hold liable for the period he was prevented from performing his duties to his constituency. Will the EFCC pay for the void that will exist or is existing for the period of his incarceration.
That is the main reason why many civilized countries and jurisdictions create rooms for suspended sentences while the appeals are ongoing or the appeal process is yet to be exhausted. In this particular case, the appeal process is ongoing and yet to be exhausted, yet the Distinguished Senator is already being made to commence service of his prison terms which yet be upturned on appeal.
Considering these facts, I Mr Ejike Osuchukwu is offering myself to be kept in prison in lieu of the Distinguished Senator pending the conclusion of the appeal process, so that the Distinguished Senator will not be hampered on discharging his duties to his constituency and many other citizens who depend on him for their sustenance.
It is not a fact in dispute that the Distinguished Senator is a philanthropist of the first order with thousands of students, physically challenged persons and others depending on him to meet their one need or the other
Infact, it will amount to a crime against humanity for these thousands of dependents to be denied the patronage of this great son of the country consequent on a conviction that is yet to run through the whole appeal process.
It will be in the public interest for me to offer myself to be kept in prison in lieu of the Distinguished Senator so that the Distinguished Senator can be free to discharge his duties to humanity unhampered by a conviction that stand a fifty fifty chance of either being unturned or affirmed on appeal
So, I plead to be given the rare opportunity to serve the prison sentence in lieu of a good man pending the exhaustion of the appeal process.
Wednesday, 29 January 2020
Grammy Winners 2020: The Full List
The 62nd edition of the biggest music award show, the Grammys, held last night at the Madison Square Garden in New York and Lizzo , Billie Eilish, Beyoncé, Kirk Franklin and even former First lady Michelle Obama were the big winners of the night.
Monday, 27 January 2020
Monday, 25 November 2019
Friday, 15 November 2019
Thursday, 17 October 2019
Security Tips for Surviving & Staying Safe In Nigeria
1. Do not offer a lift to anybody at night for any reason whatsoever. You may be fallen into a trap. If you must be extra careful.
2. If you were robbed and any of your property is taken away by the robbers, you should report the incidence within minutes, because if the robbers are caught and your property is found with them, without your report at The Police Station recorded, you will be deemed to be part of the robbers and may be charged and prosecuted as an Accomplice!
3. Do not buy used phones or laptops, except you are buying from a known friend and you have ascertained that he was the previous User, as it could be a product of theft, armed robbery or kidnapping, if so and you are arrested, you will be dealing with a case of armed robbery or kidnapping. Also do not buy vehicles from vendors, until you check the registration details at the National Vehicles Registration Database to know the actual owners, or you ascertain that the Customs Papers are genuine, it could be stolen, robbed vehicles or a product of a kidnapping operation.
4. Do not leave Credit Alerts on your phone. Delete them immediately, it could make a of kidnapping in some circumstances or an easy way for fraudsters to empty your account.
5. Do not disclose your location online, it could make you an easy target for assailants.
6. Do not give anybody, no matter how close, your phone or sim to make calls or allow people to put their sims in your phone to make calls, instead offer them airtime or your battery. If the person is wanted for a crime, you could be a soft target for the Police to get to the person.
7. Do not respond to strange persons, telling you about NNPC Contract, PHCN Contract, or errors in your accounts, they are fraudsters.
8. Do not ever stay in the midst of a mob, if anybody dies from the mob action and you are apprehended at the scene, you will become a Murder Suspect!
9. Always watch your rear through your side or inner mirror while driving to ascertain if you are being trailed, if yes, drive to the nearest Police Station.
10. When flagged down by security agencies, be calm, polite and communicate with them in good English. It helps. If at night put on your inner lights before you approach them, it shows you have nothing to hide.
11. Ensure that you do not Leave Valuables in Your Car when parked in a Public Car Park-: If you leave valuables like cameras, smart phones and laptop, and others in your car when parked in a public car park, you just may be inviting people to break into your car. Please ensure that you valuables are kept in your booth when you park your car in a public facility.
12. Do not use ATMs at remote places at night, you could be robbed or kidnapped.
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Ensure that a Valid ID is always with you-: Do not leave your house without a valid ID if you live in Nigeria; it is your valid ID that will save you if there is a police raid.
14. Do not give testimonies in church or at an occasion with details of you making money or acquiring priced assets, you may acquire a kidnapping value, the Church is a mixed crowd and venue of an event is not a safe place.
15. Always keep your outside light on and the light inside off at home when sleeping. It confuses robbers and other assailants.
16. Install CCTV Cameras in Your Home and Office-: You can talk to security companies to help you install CCTV cameras in your home and office. This will it help you monitor activities within your facility.
17. Be Careful of What You Say in the Phone when you are in Public-: It is important not to attend to business calls in the public; you can mistakenly pass vital information to criminals when you do so.
18 . Having exotic dogs like Alsatians, Rottweilers, etc, not local dogs easily wades off criminals and alert you on the communication Assailants.
19. Keep Limited Cash with You-: Ensure that you keep limited cash with you at all times, as it is a way of avoiding robbers from attacking you.
20. When Driving at Night, Ensure That Your Car Glasses are all Windup-: Never wind down your car glasses at night when driving in Nigeria; you can be attacked by street urchins.
21. Always have enough credit/airtime on your phone before sleeping, never sleep without airtime on your phone and you must have the Police Control number of your state.
1. Do not offer a lift to anybody at night for any reason whatsoever. You may be fallen into a trap. If you must be extra careful.
2. If you were robbed and any of your property is taken away by the robbers, you should report the incidence within minutes, because if the robbers are caught and your property is found with them, without your report at The Police Station recorded, you will be deemed to be part of the robbers and may be charged and prosecuted as an Accomplice!
3. Do not buy used phones or laptops, except you are buying from a known friend and you have ascertained that he was the previous User, as it could be a product of theft, armed robbery or kidnapping, if so and you are arrested, you will be dealing with a case of armed robbery or kidnapping. Also do not buy vehicles from vendors, until you check the registration details at the National Vehicles Registration Database to know the actual owners, or you ascertain that the Customs Papers are genuine, it could be stolen, robbed vehicles or a product of a kidnapping operation.
4. Do not leave Credit Alerts on your phone. Delete them immediately, it could make a of kidnapping in some circumstances or an easy way for fraudsters to empty your account.
5. Do not disclose your location online, it could make you an easy target for assailants.
6. Do not give anybody, no matter how close, your phone or sim to make calls or allow people to put their sims in your phone to make calls, instead offer them airtime or your battery. If the person is wanted for a crime, you could be a soft target for the Police to get to the person.
7. Do not respond to strange persons, telling you about NNPC Contract, PHCN Contract, or errors in your accounts, they are fraudsters.
8. Do not ever stay in the midst of a mob, if anybody dies from the mob action and you are apprehended at the scene, you will become a Murder Suspect!
9. Always watch your rear through your side or inner mirror while driving to ascertain if you are being trailed, if yes, drive to the nearest Police Station.
10. When flagged down by security agencies, be calm, polite and communicate with them in good English. It helps. If at night put on your inner lights before you approach them, it shows you have nothing to hide.
11. Ensure that you do not Leave Valuables in Your Car when parked in a Public Car Park-: If you leave valuables like cameras, smart phones and laptop, and others in your car when parked in a public car park, you just may be inviting people to break into your car. Please ensure that you valuables are kept in your booth when you park your car in a public facility.
12. Do not use ATMs at remote places at night, you could be robbed or kidnapped.
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Ensure that a Valid ID is always with you-: Do not leave your house without a valid ID if you live in Nigeria; it is your valid ID that will save you if there is a police raid.
14. Do not give testimonies in church or at an occasion with details of you making money or acquiring priced assets, you may acquire a kidnapping value, the Church is a mixed crowd and venue of an event is not a safe place.
15. Always keep your outside light on and the light inside off at home when sleeping. It confuses robbers and other assailants.
16. Install CCTV Cameras in Your Home and Office-: You can talk to security companies to help you install CCTV cameras in your home and office. This will it help you monitor activities within your facility.
17. Be Careful of What You Say in the Phone when you are in Public-: It is important not to attend to business calls in the public; you can mistakenly pass vital information to criminals when you do so.
18 . Having exotic dogs like Alsatians, Rottweilers, etc, not local dogs easily wades off criminals and alert you on the communication Assailants.
19. Keep Limited Cash with You-: Ensure that you keep limited cash with you at all times, as it is a way of avoiding robbers from attacking you.
20. When Driving at Night, Ensure That Your Car Glasses are all Windup-: Never wind down your car glasses at night when driving in Nigeria; you can be attacked by street urchins.
21. Always have enough credit/airtime on your phone before sleeping, never sleep without airtime on your phone and you must have the Police Control number of your state.
Monday, 2 September 2019
Tuesday, 27 August 2019
Saturday, 20 July 2019
Monday, 8 July 2019
Tuesday, 25 June 2019
Tuesday, 18 June 2019
Peak milk: The palava of real and fake
The video of the fake sachet peak milk circulating the internet.
Please be careful while using it.
We advise you pour it first to the cup to ascertain the quality, texture and color of the product just to be on the safe side.
Healthy life is a wealthy life.
We advise you pour it first to the cup to ascertain the quality, texture and color of the product just to be on the safe side.
Healthy life is a wealthy life.
It rains, it pours, it floods, it destroys
That time of the year again:
It rains, it pours, it floods, it kills.
As at September 2018, it was estimated that the number of people that has lost their life, due to heavy downfall was 200, according to the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA).
A state of emergency was declared in four of the worst-hit states in 2018:
Niger
Kogi
Anambra
Delta
President Muhammadu Buhari pledged $8.2m (£6.2m) for relief efforts, to coordinate emergency responses.
In 2017, floods affected 250,000 people in the eastern-central region
In 2016, 92,000 were displaced and 38 died
In 2015, more than 100,000 were displaced, with 53 deaths
In 2012, devastating flooding forced two million Nigerians from their homes and 363 died, according to authorities.
"Floods have become a perennial challenge with increasing intensity each year, leaving colossal losses, hunger, famine, sickness and trauma,".
Why does it rain? It is nature
So why does Nigeria keep flooding, and is it getting worse? obviously bad drainage system and lack of proper planning.
The big question is this, Hence we have known that it will keep raining in Nigeria and we need the rain for our crops etc,
Why does the government wait for it to destroy life's and properties every year before they intervene?
Why do weather channels not warn people before hand?
Why do we not listen even when warned?
Why do we have poor planing?
It rains, it pours, it floods, it kills.
A state of emergency was declared in four of the worst-hit states in 2018:
Niger
Kogi
Anambra
Delta
President Muhammadu Buhari pledged $8.2m (£6.2m) for relief efforts, to coordinate emergency responses.
In 2017, floods affected 250,000 people in the eastern-central region
In 2016, 92,000 were displaced and 38 died
In 2015, more than 100,000 were displaced, with 53 deaths
In 2012, devastating flooding forced two million Nigerians from their homes and 363 died, according to authorities.
"Floods have become a perennial challenge with increasing intensity each year, leaving colossal losses, hunger, famine, sickness and trauma,".
Why does it rain? It is nature
So why does Nigeria keep flooding, and is it getting worse? obviously bad drainage system and lack of proper planning.
The big question is this, Hence we have known that it will keep raining in Nigeria and we need the rain for our crops etc,
Why does the government wait for it to destroy life's and properties every year before they intervene?
Why do weather channels not warn people before hand?
Why do we not listen even when warned?
Why do we have poor planing?
Thursday, 6 June 2019
AIT AND RAY POWER SHUTDOWN: NBC
AIT AND RAY POWER SHUTDOWN
National Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) has withdrawn the licenses African Independent Television (AIT) and Ray Power 100.5 FM both owned by DAAR Group
The decision was taken for the violation of the broadcasting code, according to the NBC Director General, Dr. Modibbo Kawu.
National Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) has withdrawn the licenses African Independent Television (AIT) and Ray Power 100.5 FM both owned by DAAR Group
The decision was taken for the violation of the broadcasting code, according to the NBC Director General, Dr. Modibbo Kawu.
Monday, 3 June 2019
Hope for Nigeria sports
It really feels like the worst June for the sport loving Nigerians as the flying eagles are currently losing 2-0 to Senegal 1st half, at the world FIFA under 20 world cup in Poland a day after Anthony Joshua Lost all his belt to Andy Ruiz.
There is still hope as the flying eagles have another 45 minutes to go.
There is still hope as the flying eagles have another 45 minutes to go.
Saturday, 1 June 2019
Yawa for Our own Anthony Joshua
IT IS ALL OVER!!!
This might be the biggest shock in boxing history.
Thursday, 30 May 2019
FIFA under 20 world cup
The flying eagles draw their last game of the group D FIFA under 20 world cup to finish with 4 points and in third position. Ukraine won the group with 7 points. U.S.A came second with 6 points and Qatar came last in group D with 0 points.
The flying eagles of Nigeria still advance as one of four - third best placed teams.
We wish them well and hope they do us proud!!!
The flying eagles of Nigeria still advance as one of four - third best placed teams.
We wish them well and hope they do us proud!!!
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