SEX VIDEO: Why Babcock University Authorities Would be Held Responsible - Richarmond O. Natha-Alade

By this piece, I do not intend to go too legal this time around, but to speak and appeal to reasoning and commonsense of fellow being. Yet, I would lend my voice on the legality and necessary implications and consequences of the actions and inactions of all players within.

If you ever belong to the later 20th century and early 21st century and you never had sex in the uni or any tertiary institution of your study, raise up your hand!

Adelabu v. Seyi Makinde: Me Lords at the Court of Appeal Could Have Done More – Richarmond O. Natha-Alade

Richarmond O. Natha-Alade

It is exactly two days the constituted Election Petition Panel of the Court of Appeal, Abuja, sitting within the Ibadan judicial division delivered Judgement which many believe is quite uncommon and/or strange in the political history of Nigeria.

For the first time, all parties in an appeal appear joyous and each side (with genuine and/or mischief intents) commending the court for the job well done. Both parties on the major divide seem to have a momentary and/or spontaneous satisfaction of court pronouncements; when in actual fact no actual verdict for and/or against parties was made. Bespeak, the judgement was in favour of all and in favour of none; hence no winner, no vanquish. The Honourable court only made order as to statusquo as it were upon declaration of winner by Independent National Electoral Commission.