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All women including my mother are idiots? 

Chijioke Kanu by Chijioke Kanu
March 10, 2022
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By Wale Ojo-Lanre


Yes! Forget that I hug my mum. Here in this picture. This is just what you called fake, eye service, pretentious and paparazzi effect. Inside me I hate her being, not her personality. I regretted the day she was formed like a lady.

All women including my mum are idiots? I swear by this . Honestly, this is my personal opinion It may not augur  well with you.And because of this I hate nature I hate the order of creation Which created a being called a man And a sub – being called – Woman.

Honestly, I hate womanhood! Thunder will strike you dead! For me to be a woman? I rejected it in Jesus’ name! Holy Ghost Fire!!Thunder strike you dead Never I prefer to be a tyre, stone, wood and any useless things.

Then to be a woman Abomination Womanhood? I hate you I cannot and will not be a woman Look at this picture Do you see what I am seeing. Check it once more How many sense controls going on Within that fragile, fair skin lean lady How many things  entities calling for her Attention? Look at this more And you are proposing that I should be a woman? Ko-Jo rara Whenever I tell people that women Are far more superior to men They always see me as being henpecked They call me women wrapper And I used to point it out From the Biblical narration That we men are made of sands You know this It is not my creation.

 But in your BibleThus, our fickle mindedness. Our cheap heart Which dissolves under light pressure. Our inability to keep secrets and be dispassionate Our manipulable heart and soul by women Women! I fear there Respect the. The brood who were  built with bones  Ones that have been horned by men Thus  acquiring inelasticity intolerance Passion, affectionate, agrarian hardworking spirit, ferocious in brutality Solid in fate.Thus, they are beasts of burdens.

While men are mere dump souls. Father, masculinists, chauvinistic For 9 months nurture the womb Throughout the better part of their life. Manager a monthly visitor Raise the child day and night While the men snore away Monitor the child Wake up early to do the domestic runs School runs included Am I making sense to you guys A little test comes up.

Kindly list your work schedule at home Between the hours of 5 am – 8 am every day Compare it to that of your wife. Combine it all to the real management of the home, menstrual circle, pregnancy, pains of  delivery, weaning and raising a child The prayers and curses which a typical woman is subjected. You will not only see the women as the best, the most superior and most awesome You will see why you should pamper, appreciate comfort, love and cherish them You will also see the need to beg God for forgiveness for maltreatment, disgrace and humiliating your wife or women.

But also see the reason why I cannot come back as a woman For, I don’t think I have or can have the template, temperament, vigour, tolerance and humongous and robust sense of responsibility and diligence of a woman Women, I adore the. I awe thee both at day and dead of the night I reverence thee in the void of time I pity those who think you are weak I pity those who do not realise that You are the strong, the stronger and the stronger I thank  God for you being an essence in the firmament. Women I will not offend thee. And I will never be there.

Lastly, look at  this picture again Then you realise why all women are not yeye You realize why I hate  womanhood. May God bless all women.

 Happy Celebration of Wonen’s Day Okun oo Mopelola My great mum .And Moyo , my dearest wife 

* Ambassador Ojo- Lanre, is a veteran journalist and wrote in from Usi -Ekiti, Ekiti State. He can be reached on 08933490986

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Suspension of Mike Ozekhome SAN: A Hasty Decision By The LPPC And The Prejudicial Effect Of Same  

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June 26, 2026
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By Sheriff. C. ADELE, Esq  On June 23, 2026, the Legal Practitioners’ Privileges Committee (LPPC), at its 173rd General Meeting, approved the suspension of Chief Mike Ozekhome from the rank of Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN). The suspension, announced pursuant to Paragraph 26(6) of the Guidelines for the Conferment of the Rank of Senior Advocate of Nigeria, is to remain in force pending the final determination of disciplinary proceedings before the LPPC’s Disciplinary and Ethics Sub-Committee.   While the LPPC asserts that the suspension is intended to "safeguard the integrity, dignity and prestige of the rank of Senior Advocate of Nigeria", this decision raises profound concerns about procedural propriety, jurisdictional overreach, and the prejudicial effect it portends for both the legal profession and the administration of justice. This article critically examines the hasty decision of the LPPC, its implications, and why it constitutes a premature verdict that undermines the very principles of natural justice the legal profession is sworn to uphold.  Chief Mike Ozekhome, a prominent constitutional lawyer and human rights advocate, is currently facing disciplinary proceedings before the LPPC’s Disciplinary and Ethics Sub-Committee. The proceedings relate to his involvement in a controversial property dispute in the United Kingdom concerning a property located at 79 Randall Avenue, London. Chief Ozekhome is also standing trial before an FCT High Court in Maitama, Abuja, on a 12-count charge, to which he has pleaded not guilty.  What is particularly significant and troubling is that the same issues before the LPPC are also pending before the Legal Practitioners Disciplinary Committee (LPDC), the body statutorily charged with the responsibility of sanctioning legal practitioners for professional misconduct. The LPDC is yet to make any determination on the substantive allegations against chief Ozekhome. Yet, the LPPC has proceeded to impose a suspension that, in practical effect, constitutes a pre-determinative sanction.  The Distinct Jurisdictions of the LPPC and LPDC  To appreciate the gravity of the LPPC’s decision, it is essential to understand the distinct and separate roles of the LPPC and the LPDC under Nigerian law.  The LPPC is a statutory body established under Section 5 of the Legal Practitioners Act. Its primary function is to consider and determine eligible applicants for the conferment of the rank of Senior Advocate of Nigeria. Chaired by the Chief Justice of Nigeria, the LPPC is also empowered to make rules as to the privileges to be accorded to Senior Advocates of Nigeria. While the LPPC has disciplinary powers over SAN holders, these powers are ancillary to its primary function of conferring and regulating the rank. The LPPC's disciplinary authority is derived from its guidelines, including Paragraph 26(6) of the Guidelines for the Conferment of the Rank of Senior Advocate of Nigeria. However, this authority is limited to matters pertaining to the rank itself and the privileges associated with it.  The LPDC, by contrast, is a committee of the Body of Benchers established under Section 10 of the Legal Practitioners Act. Its mandate is far broader and more fundamental: it is the primary disciplinary body for all legal practitioners in Nigeria. The LPDC exercises jurisdiction over all lawyers called to the Nigerian Bar and is empowered to investigate allegations of professional misconduct and impose sanctions ranging from admonition to suspension and disbarment.  The Critical Distinction  The distinction between these two bodies is not merely academic, it is fundamental to the proper administration of justice in the legal profession. The LPPC is primarily a conferring and privilege-regulating body. The LPDC is the disciplinary body par excellence. While the LPPC may have incidental disciplinary powers over SAN holders, these powers cannot supplant or pre-empt the primary disciplinary jurisdiction of the LPDC.  When the same issues are pending before both bodies, as they are in chief Ozekhome’s case, the LPDC’s determination on professional misconduct must logically precede any disciplinary sanction from the LPPC. The LPPC cannot independently determine facts of professional misconduct that are the exclusive province of the LPDC.  The Hasty Decision: A Premature Verdict  The LPPC’s decision to suspend chief Ozekhome from the rank of SAN pending the conclusion of disciplinary proceedings is, with respect, a hasty and premature verdict that suffers from several fundamental flaws.  Procedural Impropriety ...

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