TEMI — She called BARRY after Bigbrother asked her to apologize instead of holding grudges that BARRY picked AIKOU—👼🗣️
——Temi told BARRY that AIKOU called her “Fat burger”.😂
BARRY— No no, AIKOU never called u that & u know it------
TEMI— I mean he didn’t call me that but I was so upset why u didn’t save me but him & i had other issues with KEIVO which didn’t make me think right. 🤯
(Barry was sad about all this & left)
#BBNaija #TemiNkem #Aikou
About time , GOD OF JUDGEMENT SPARE NO ENEMY OF NIGERIA AND THEIR SPONSORS IN JESUS NAME . Enough is Enough of this Banditry, Terrorism and Wickedness . FIRE 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Nnamdi Kanu’s wife slams Judge Omotosho over life imprisonment ruling
Nnamdi Kanu’s wife raised serious concerns about the conduct of Judge James Omotosho in her husband’s t+rrorism trial. She stated, “In Nigeria, a judge cannot ask a defendant to enter a defense on t+rrorism-related charges without first reading out the written law under which the court is prosecuting the person.”
She emphasized, quoting the law, that “A person shall not be convicted for a criminal offense unless the offense is clearly defined.”
Addressing the judge’s handling of Kanu’s case, she accused him of merely reading from a prepared script, noting that “everyone could see and hear that he was reading a script handed to him, struggling to pronounce some of the words in his own written judgment.”
She added that Judge Omotosho ignored constitutional requirements, which state that no one can be convicted under an undefined or unknown law.
According to her, the judge forced Kanu to take a plea under a law he did not recognize, which he refused. She also criticized the judge for refusing to issue written rulings on serious applications, claiming that he only read and counted thousands of lines without delivering proper written judgments.
IPOB rejects Nnamdi Kanu’s Life Sentence, Alleges Judge ‘Relied On No Written Law’
The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has challenged the conviction and life imprisonment sentence of its leader, Nnamdi Kanu, insisting that Justice James Omotosho of the Federal High Court, Abuja, must explain the legal basis for the judgment.
In a statement signed by its Media and Publicity Secretary, Emma Powerful, IPOB said that Justice Omotosho relied on no written law in delivering his judgment. IPOB vowed that, in the coming days and weeks, it would lay bare the fundamental defects, contradictions, and illegalities it claims define the ruling.
HAPPY HALLOWEEN AND NEW GAME 🎃
Agents, we've added a themed update to our mini app (https://t.co/y3VaJaW536) – the Puzzle game. Now you can try to guess a combination every day and, if you guess, get a big reward
Keep an eye out for more resources. They will probably publish the actual combinations. Or maybe they won't. Rather go to our mini app and see for yourself