Attorney General and Minister for Justice, Abubakar Malami and the
\nDirector General of the State Security Service, SSS, Lawal Daura are using
\nPresident Mohammadu Buhari’s name to intimidate Chief Justice of Nigeria,
\nJustice Walter Onnoghen and Justices of the Supreme Court to award victory
\nto embattled Governor of Abia State, Mr. Okezie Ikpeazu, in the case of
\nsubmission of false information and fake tax documents before the Supreme
\nCourt, Pointblanknews.com can reveal.<\/p>\n
The Supreme Court through Justice Rhodes Vivour had slated ruling on the Desperate to get favourable ruling, the embattled Governor Ikpeazu has The Abia Governor’s desperation led to the curious enlisting of Justice Olanipekun is allegedly dangling over N2billion bribe provided by the Abia Mrs. Odili is notorious for obtaining the infamous perpetual injunction Pointblanknews.com gathered that Justice Mary Odili who is renowned for Justice Odili also suggested that a judgment which has been written by Daura who has been corruptly working for Ikpeazu to escape justice Daura and Malami had undertaken to keep working and pestering the CJN Pointblanknews.com learnt that Ikpeazu is afraid of visiting Onnoghen Justice Onnoghen and other Justices of the apex court, except Justice Piqued by the CJNs refusal, Olanipekun had gotten Daura and Malami to Olanipekun , had in the last three weeks , been pestering the CJN to On the night of February 21st, the legal consultant who boasts of a N2 Olanipekun who promised to make a N100 million deposit to each Judge was Pointblanknews.com contacted Attorney General Malami via his cell number. Attorney General and Minister for Justice, Abubakar Malami and the Director General of the State Security Service, SSS, Lawal Daura are using President Mohammadu Buhari’s name to intimidate Chief Justice…<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":1,"featured_media":61013,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"_lmt_disableupdate":"","_lmt_disable":"","footnotes":""},"categories":[17],"tags":[],"class_list":["post-61012","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-exclusive"],"yoast_head":"\n
\nfalse information and fake tax documents onApril 13, 2019<\/span><\/span>.<\/p>\n
\nallegedly squandered state resources bribing top Judges through Wole
\nOlanipekun, a notoriously corrupt lawyer who doubles as a Legal Consultant
\nto the Abia Governor.<\/p>\n
\nMary Odili, another notoriously corrupt Judge, into the panel to determine
\nthe case against the Governor. Mrs. Odili’s brief is simple: Infiltrate
\nthe Supreme Court Justices determining the case, bribe them using funds
\nprovided by Olanipekun.<\/p>\n
\nGovernor before the Supreme Court Justices<\/p>\n
\nwhich placed a blanket immunity against prosecution for her husband, Peter
\nOdili, a former Governor of Rivers State who allegedly looted funds
\nbelonging to the oil rich state.<\/p>\n
\njudicial corruption, had suggested that Ikpeazu and Olanipekun should get
\nthe DG DSS to visit Onnoghen and other Justices of the Supreme court and
\ntry to persuade them of the Presidents interest in the suit.<\/p>\n
\nOlanipekun on her request will be presented to Malami and adopted by the
\nCJN and other Justices of the Supreme Court sitting over the matter, no
\nmatter how wrong it may be as it becomes law once the apex court makes a
\npronouncement.<\/p>\n
\nco-opted the Attorney General into the deal to drop Buharis name to the
\nJudges. To further tighten loose ends, Daura, Ikpeazu, Odili, Malami,
\nOlanipekun, Justice Odili and a serving Senator from Abia State had met
\nlast week in Abuja to review their strategies about the name dropping
\ngame with DG DSS and AGF saddled with the task of convincing Onnoghen
\nabout Buharis interest.<\/p>\n
\nabout Buharis interest which Onnoghen had refused to take. The CJN had
\nreportedly refused to keep appointment with anybody ahead of the judgment
\nof the Supreme Court, but Justice Odili advised the governor and
\nOlanipekun to keep piling pressure on the CJN.<\/p>\n
\nafter the CJN scolded Olanipekun and warned him never to come to him
\nbecause of Nwosu vs Ikpeazus matter. The uncooperative attitude of the
\nCJN is said to be giving Ikpeazu sleepless nights<\/p>\n
\nOdili, had refused entreaties by Olanipekun, Daura and Malami to
\ncompromise the Court to deliver Judgment in the governors favour, despite
\nthe irregularities in his tax documents submitted to INEC for the 2015
\ngovernorship election in Abia State.<\/p>\n
\ndrop Buharis name to the Justices of the Supreme Court to intimidate them
\nthat the President wants judgment in the Abia governorship tussle to be
\ndelivered in favour of Ikpeazu. The import of the deal is to frighten
\nthe Judges with the false claim that the Presidency wants them to deliver
\njudgment in favour of Ikpeazu and make them accept bribe and pervert
\njustice, a source told Pointblanknews.com.<\/p>\n
\naccept bribe and deliver judgment in the governors favour, but the CJN
\nhas refused to play ball.<\/p>\n
\nbillion consultancy fees from the Abia governor is alleged to have met
\nwith some Justices of the Supreme Court at a popular hotel in Abuja where
\nJustice Mary Odili told him that the Judges she will engage to help
\ndeliver judgment in Ikpeazus favour will collect whooping N500 million
\neach to overlook the truth and facts of the presentation of false
\ninformation on oath in his Form CF001 and other accompanying documents.<\/p>\n
\nasked by Justice Odili to hold on to the money as they can only receive
\nit when they succeed in convincing the CJN and make him approve the deal.
\nBut majority of the Supreme Court Justices are said to have refused to be
\nswayed by Justice Odilis persuasion and offer of N500 million each to
\nhelp deliver judgment in Ikpeazus favour, insisting that the Court ought
\nto be allowed to deliver justice on the matter.<\/p>\n
\nHe did not return calls or responded to text messages to his phone.
\nOlanipekun also did not respond to text and calls to his phone.<\/p>\n