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Certificate forgery: Yet again, another face of a liar in NSHA

In Buhari’s case he was exposed by a news magazine which then ran with “The face of liar”, which I am replicating here about Daniel Ogar Ogazi, which drew public attention to the scandal.

After investigations like the people are seeking in the case of Daniel Ogar Ogazi, Salisu Buhari was found wanting for forgery and was forced to resign.

He was convicted of forgery and was sentenced to two years imprisonment with an old option fine.That infact ended his political career after presiding as speaker for just six weeks.
The story of certificate forgery in this democratic dispensation started in 1999 as earlier stated, with the former speaker of the House of Representatives, Salisu Buhari.
The former speaker was caught-in-the-web of a scandal when his claims that he attended Toronto University in Canada turned out to be false like right now, that of Daniel Ogah Ogazi.
Since the return of the country to civil rule in 1999, a number of politician has been accused of altering or forging their academic certificates and found their way to undeserved political positions in the country.
For this, many have bite the dust as they are either forced to resign their positions or being hindered from assuming the offices they were being considered for and the case of Daniel Ogah Ogazi, a member of the Nassarawa state house of Assembly aspiring to be it’s speaker must not be different.
This is because the Institution which he stated in his resume to the Independent National Electoral Commission to have attended prior to the State Assembly elections, Adekunle Ajasin University, has denied he has ever been a student of the department of computer science.
In line with Governor Sule’s administration’s focus on integrity, we must seek the honourable thing in this case by not allowing yet another liar to aspire to preside over the Atate House of Assembly seat by helping the State not to allow a man accused of FALSIFICATION of records and other impropriety as regards his academic attachments to aspire as speaker.
It is on record that the Supreme court nullified the election of Bayelsa State Governor elect, David Lyon on the ground that his Deputy Governor elect, Senator Biobarakuma Degi-Eremienyo, presented false information to the INEC in the run up to the Governorship election in the state.
The ruling was in consonance with an earlier of the High courts on the matter.
Today our citizens are pleased that we indeed have started on a good note with the good working relationship between the Executive and the legislature that is working well for the people of the state.
Our people do not want to hear or witness a deterioration of their political process turned into a criminal franchise of power grab for self at all cost which would make morality appearing to take flights in everything we are doing in the the state.
In the case of Daniel Ogar Ogazi his own scenario speaks of desperation to acquire power and influence at all cost even after the Adekunle Ajasin University has disown his attendance of the hallow institution and this would affect the moral compass of the Nassarawa State House of Assembly and question its normal and values as an institution if he is allowed to have his way.
This situation is disturbing because it is an absolute flight of morality in the polity that is a product of desperation to acquire power and influence in the state by all means by the same Daniel Ogar Ogazi.
We are alarmed that if actions are not taken on this matter by investigating Daniel Ogar Ogazi before he kill anything that is good in the Nassarawa state House of Assembly, then have s speakership if it comes to fruition would easily make immorality pervades the entire state and the implementation of the state’s laws passed by the house would be tainted because it is foundational a product of immorality.
The political parties which would allow people like Daniel Ogar Ogazi be their candidate in an election even after passing through the internal screenings allowed by political parties law in the country to present the best possible candidate that has gone through it’s crucial integrity test before presenting them to the public for elections are to blame.
This is the chronic failure on the part of his political party for presenting for election a candidate that have questionable character seen in the case of certificate forgery by this fellow.The mantra of APC which is anti-corruption thrust must not be allowed to be caught in this instance.
Musa Musawa writes from Lafia, Nasarawa State

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Caveat Emptor: Firm Issues warning against Hampton Harbour property transactions

Structured HQ Legal, (SHQ) has issued a public notice warning against any transactions involving the buying, selling, leasing, or letting of the Hampton Harbour landed property.

The landed property measuring at 19.5 hectares is located at Elegushi Royal Family Land, Ikate Ancient City, Eti Osa, Local Government Area, Lagos State with reference number 376/376/2777GC and belongs to the Baggeren International Company.

In an official press statement issued to the news men, the firm disclosed that the property is currently under legal scrutiny, cautioning that any individual or entity engaging in transactions related to Hampton Harbour does so at their own risk. They also emphasized that unauthorized dealings could lead to significant financial loss and expose parties involved to legal consequences.
SHQ further noted that any person(s) who proceeds with any dealings in relation to the Hampton Harbour property risks both financial loss and potential legal actions noting that such transactions may result in criminal and civil liabilities for trespass or fraud.
The public is strongly advised to exercise caution and ensure due diligence before engaging in any transactions concerning Hampton Harbour. Prospective buyers, investors, or stakeholders must seek formal confirmation and approval from Structured HQ Legal or Baggeren International Company Limited to avoid financial and legal risks.

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BREAKING: INEC rejects recall petition against Natasha for lack of requirements

The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, on Thursday said, requirements for recalling Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan representing Kogi Central Senatorial District were lacking in the petition.

In a statement to update circumstances surrounding a purported petition against Natasha, the INEC said, it has rejected the petition.

The Commission said, Natasha is a Senator of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and there are requirements to recall her or any other Senator, but it cannot consider the petitions that lack merits.
Earlier the Secretary to the Commission, Rose Oriaran-Anthony, acknowledged receipt of petition against the embattled lawmaker from her constituents after submitting it to the INEC headquarters in Maitama, Abuja.
Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan representing Kogi Central Senatorial District was the former Chairman of Senate Committee on Local Contents, but was suspended from the Senate over alleged breach of Senate Standing Rules.
Natasha disclosed that she has approached the Court to quash her suspension which she claimed was illegal.
According to the petitioners, over 250,000 constituents’ signed the petition, out of about 480,000 registered voters in the senatorial district.
The petition was titled Constituents’ Petition for the Recall of Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan on Grounds of Loss of Confidence’.
In a brief statement on Thursday, the Commission said, “The petition for the recall of the Senator representing the Kogi Central Senatorial District has not met the requirement of Section 69(a) of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 (as amended).”
The female lawmaker also on Tuesday defied ban by Kogi State Government and visited her Senatorial District in what she said, was a Sallah visit to felicitate with those who gave her their mandate.

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Uromi killings: DSS operatives arrest two principal suspects

Operatives of the Department of State Security (DSS), have arrested two principal suspects involved in the killing of 16 Nigerians of Northern extraction in Uromi, Esan North East Local Government last week.

The suspects were arrested by operatives of the DSS in Uromi, following credible intelligence. Operatives of various security agencies are hunting for other key suspects involved in the unfortunate incidents

Edo State Governor, Senator Monday Okpebholo, had on Monday in Kano State, during a condolence visit, revealed that 14 suspects had already been arrested in connection with the killing.
Governor Okpebholo who visited the State to condole with the Government and families of the victims, had vowed that justice will be served and those involved in the killing will be brought to justice.
Governor Okpebholo had also assured families of the victims that adequate compensations will be paid.
In the latest development, the two principal suspects arrested by officials of the DSS, have been transferred to Abuja, the nation’s capital, for further interrogation and prosecution by the relevant authorities.

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