@EkeneAninze Apparently, the Nigeria's judicial system is like cobwebs : trapping only weaker insects; while the big and stronger ones break through with impunity. In Nigeria, the future of the vulnerable is indeed bleak.
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> with 40% State equity and 60% Consortium of Banks, Tinapa was constructed
> 2nd April 2007 Tinapa was commissioned .
> only Hotel, Emporiums, water Park were completed
> Games Acade, Movie Centre
> The Tinapa Business and Resort (TBRL) will come alive sooner than expected.
> The continuity mantra of His Excellency, Sen. (Prince) Bassey Edet Otu is unrivalled
> It's governance made simple!
the debt burden.
> 7th November 2025, Cross River State Government repossessed Tinapa from AMCON.
> The facility is presently undergoing a face-lift .
< The Federal Government operational Framework which was against Tinapa 's survival is undergoing review
@officialEFCC Being a younger brother in thievery and primitive accumulation of wealth to Godwin Emefiele, the forfeiture is not surprising to anyone. With due diligence, more properties will even be uncovered.
@EkeneAninze This is a truism! Meanwhile, let's get our popcorn ready as the melodramatic saga unfolds. Most interesting, will be when Adeniyi's receipts withstand forensic test. For now, all fingers crossed!
@dammiedammie35 Who made the ANKARA OUTFITS for the rescued victims in the bandits' enclave the same day those children were brought back? Nigeria we hail thee !
Pls take us through if the Court restraining Order came before or after the conclusion of the National Congress? Besides, which clause in the Party's Constitution empowers the State Executive Committee to conduct State Congresses?
It seems most of you are still not clear as to what led to the Court of Appeal ruling on ADC yesterday.
To put you in a better perspective of understanding, it is important to explain it properly.
When the David Mark-led ADC Caretaker Executive came on board.
Just like every other political party preparing for its national convention, it rolled out a timetable of activities.
The process was supposed to begin with the election of State Executives through state congresses.
However, the David Mark Caretaker Executive did not duly carry along the existing State Chairmen across the country.
As a result, a man called Don Norman Obinna, who was the State Chairman of ADC in Abia State, alongside six others acting on behalf of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) State Chairmen and State Executive Committees (SECs), approached the court.
What was their argument?
They argued that their four-year constitutional tenures were still valid and subsisting.
They also argued that the David Mark-led National Caretaker Leadership had bypassed the existing State Executive Committees and instead constituted separate committees to organize and conduct fresh state congresses.
Before Justice Joyce Abdulmalik of the Federal High Court, they maintained that under Article 28 of the ADC Constitution, the power and responsibility to organize and conduct state congresses rest squarely with the elected State Executive Committees, not the national leadership.
They further argued that the scheduled April 2026 state congresses, if conducted under the supervision of the David Mark-led Caretaker Leadership, would amount to a gross violation of both the party's Constitution and Section 223 of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, which guarantees periodic democratic elections for party leadership.
After listening to their arguments, Justice Joyce Abdulmalik issued an injunctive order restraining the David Mark-led Caretaker Leadership from proceeding with the planned state congresses until the issue of tenure was determined by the court.
But the David Mark-led Executives had already resolved to proceed with the exercise.
So they ignored the restraining order, went ahead with the state congresses, and eventually conducted the party's national convention.
That singular decision became the foundation of yesterday's Court of Appeal judgment.
In a split 2-1 majority decision, the Court of Appeal affirmed the earlier ruling of the Federal High Court, which invalidated the state congresses conducted by the Senator David Mark-led National Caretaker Committee of the African Democratic Congress (ADC).
The court held that the actions of the David Mark-led Caretaker Leadership were carried out in violation of a subsisting court order and exceeded the authority vested in a caretaker committee.
According to the court, those actions infringed on the constitutional rights and powers of the duly elected State Executive Committees (SECs).
That was what happened.
Nothing more, nothing less.
I am Ekene Aninze Esq.
@AdageorgeA The GOLD STANDARD is to add two/three slices of lemon or lime to the boiling water. The egg shell will come off effortlessly. Try it and thank me later.
When the gods of the forest want to deal with a recalcitrant hunter who continues to hunt down sacred animals, they make him wander away from the path that leads home to make the animal carcasses heavier. Southern Kaduna "gods" are at work.
Everytime, I used to hear the phrase " the North will remember".
Elrufai has been in incarceration and only few voices are speaking up for him from the North.
Even his bail conditions, no northern elite has stopped forward to help him perfect it.
Or is the North waiting for 2027 election to come before they can remember?
Let's see how the North remembers Elrufai and how he has been humiliated so far by Tinubu.
The next election will finally show if Tinubu has demystified the North and conquered its hegemony in Nigeria politics or not.
I am Ekene Aninze Esq
Nigeria is afraid to adopt Coercive Diplomacy because of the ruling class investments in the South African economy both here and in the diaspora. Their personal interests override Nigeria's collective integrity. Shame !
Ghanaian President Mahama has allegedly REJECT South African president’s visit to Ghana after xenophobic attacks on Ghanaians in South Africa 🇿🇦
South African President was supposed to visit Ghana 🇬🇭 in the first week of August to strengthen their diplomatic relations but after what happened , Ghana is no longer willing to host him .
This is so good
We hope every country pays South Africa in their own coin .
President Tinubu ordered a probe into the issue of the fake agency, and the first thing the Nigerian Police did was to go and arrest the father of Adeyemi Matthew.
The Nigerian Police didn't see the Head of Service who approved 314 staff for a purported fake agency.
They didn't see the SSG who approved office space at the Federal Secretariat for a purported fake agency.
They didn't think of starting with the Chief of Staff to the President, who has been consistently fingered over allegations of collecting bribes to float the agency.
They didn't start with the National Assembly, which dedicated two whole pages (50 and 51) of the national budget just to allocate a whopping amount to a non-existent agency.
Instead, they travelled all the way to arrest the father of the man at the centre of the controversy.
And you say something tangible will come out of this probe?
At this point, it's easier for the head of a cow to pass through the eye of a needle than for the whole truth behind this agency scam to be unfolded.
The more this matter progresses, the more it raises serious questions instead of providing answers.
The people Nigerians expect to be questioned are nowhere in sight, while attention keeps shifting elsewhere.
It's what it is.
I am Ekene Aninze Esq.
She is Prof Ifeyinwa Maryann Okafor of the Medical Laboratory Science Faculty, University of Calabar - Nigeria. She earned the award in her research on Transfusion Medicine. "Malabreast" no dey carry last. Congrats to her !
A professor at the University of Calabar (UNICAL) has been named the only African recipient of the prestigious 2026 AABB Foundation Grant, marking a major milestone for the university and Nigeria's medical research community.
Congratulations on the remarkable achievement!