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Atiku, Patoranking, Adekunle Gold, others hail Davido’s ‘A Better Time’ album

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Former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar has congratulated singer Davido on the release of his fourth studio album, A Better Time.

“Congratulations @Davido for ushering in #ABetterTime,” Atiku tweeted on Friday.

Singers Adekunle Gold, Patoranking, and others have also congratulated their colleague Davido on the release of the new album.

They praised Davido for a job well-done on his album.

Adekunle Gold in a tweet said, “Congrats @davido #ABetterTime.”

Patoranking in an Instagram post said, “Big Congrats my stubborn Brother @davido You no Dey hear word…A Better Time Out Worldwide.”

“Wahala for who no like @davido, the album announced itself like hurricane. Guy easy on Us abeg!!!” Timi Dakolo wrote.

MI Abaga in a tweet said, “Nah fan… Davido hit this one way out the park.. the joint full of bangers.”

The 17-track album known for short as ABT was released at midnight Friday.

It also features artistes such as American rapper Nicki Minaj, Chris Brown, Young Thug and Mayorkun.

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S’Court fines Ozekhome N40m for revisiting 2019 Imo gov suit

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S’Court fines Ozekhome N40m for revisiting 2019 Imo gov suit

The Supreme Court on Tuesday slammed N40m fine on constitutional lawyer, Chief Mike Ozekhome.
He was fined for filing a ‘frivolous, vexatious and irritating motion’ before the court with respect to Imo State governorship tussle that was decided in 2019.

Ozekhome, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria SAN, called to the Nigerian Bar over 42 years ago and was fined a huge amount for bringing a motion before the Apex Court seeking to revalidate the suit that removed Emeka Ihedioha as Governor of Imo State in 2019.

The Senior lawyer was ordered in a ruling by Justice Tijani Abubakar to personally pay the N40M fine to four respondents he dragged before the Court.

Those to be paid are the Action People’s Party, APP, Uche Nnadi, Uche Nwosu and the Independent National Electoral Commission INEC.

In the motion considered to be frivolous by the Court, Ozekhome had asked the Court for a consequential order to compel INEC to issue a fresh Certificate of Return to Ihedioha to enable him spend a four-year tenure as Imo Governor.

His grouse was that the incumbent governor, Senator Hope Uzodinma unlawfully spent the four years that Ihedioha ought to spend.

Among others, Ozekhome in the motion claimed that the All Progressives Congress APC had no candidate in the 2019 Imo Governorship election, hence, Uzodinmma ought not to have been made governor on the platform of APC.

However, the Apex Court dismissed the motion on the ground that it has no jurisdiction to entertain such a motion.

Justice Abubakar held in the ruling that the request was strange, frivolous, baseless, unwarranted, vexatious and irritating.

He further held that the motion was a calculated design to demonize the Supreme Court.

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BREAKING: Adeleke appoints Justice Afolabi Osun acting Chief judge

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BREAKING: Adeleke appoints Justice Afolabi Osun acting Chief judge

Following the suspension of Osun State Chief Judge, Justice Oyebola Ojo, Governor Ademola Adeleke has appointed Justice Olayinka Afolabi as acting chief judge of the state.

A statement issued by his spokesperson, Olawale Rasheed, stated the appointment is consequent upon the approval of the resolution of the House of Assembly asking Justice Ojo to step aside.

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It reads, “Governor Ademola Adeleke has appointed Justice Olayinka David Afolabi as the acting Chief Judge of Osun State with immediate effect following the approval of the resolution of the House of Assembly.”

BREAKING: Adeleke appoints Justice Afolabi Osun acting Chief judge

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Kogi: Man shot dead after allegedly snatching ballot box

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Kogi: Man shot dead after allegedly snatching ballot box
An alleged ballot box snatcher on a mission to disrupt the voting process in the Anyigba local government area of Kogi State was shot dead on Saturday.
The name and the political party the victim was working for were yet to be ascertained as at the time of filing this report.
Also, it was not yet clear whether the political thug was gunned down by the security agents or miscreants.
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The Transition Monitoring Group (TMG) revealed this on its X account Saturday morning.
“An alleged leading political party thug was gunned down in Anyigba LGA, Kogi State in an attempt to disrupt the election by snatching the ballot box,” TMG wrote.
Newstrends reports that the off-season governorship election is ongoing in Kogi, as well as Bayelsa and Imo states.

Kogi: Man shot dead after allegedly snatching ballot box

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