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Re: DSS Invading Homes Of Judges In Abuja by OpinionCounts(m): 1:01pm On Oct 08, 2016
.......breaking into his compound with a sledgehammer?? Why? He was not even present according to the report. Is he a terrorist? Was he resisting arrest? Did he have militants securing his compound? I am still trying to understand why the use of such level of force and destruction just to gain access. This country is gradually practicing jungle justice.
Re: DSS Invading Homes Of Judges In Abuja by gemale(m): 1:13pm On Oct 08, 2016
Nigerians regardless of ethnicity, religious or political leanings need 2 come out en masse & vehemently resist ds draconian attempt 2 bully d judiciary in2 being marionette of D bidding of D president. We hv 2 make buhari realize dt deres somtn in democracy called separation of powers. If those judges hv bn found 2 hv committed infractions, den d appropriate body involved in disciplining dem shld b involved & monitored 2 make sure dt dey do their jobs satisfactorily. Ds act is undemocratic & smacks of despotism & intimidation & shld b repudiated by all lovers of true democracy. 4 goodness sake, we r nation wt law & order nt a banana Republic or a jungle.
Re: DSS Invading Homes Of Judges In Abuja by blackgig(m): 1:13pm On Oct 08, 2016
As regards arrest warrant in Nigeria . . .


Section 24 of the Police Act, provides that a police officer can lawfully arrest without warrant in the following cases –


1. Any person whom he finds committing any felony, misdemeanour or simple offence;

2. Any person whom he reasonably suspects of having committed or of being about to commit any felony, misdemeanour or breach of the peace;

3. Any person whom another has charged with having committed a felony or misdemeanour;

4. Any person whom another suspects of having committed a felony or misdemeanour ;

5. Any person whom another has charged with having committed a simple offence.

It should be noted that a felony means an offence on conviction for which a person can, without proof of his having been previously convicted of an offence, be sentenced to death or to imprisonment for three years or more, or which is described by law to be a felony.

A misdemeanour is an offence, which on conviction; a person may be punished by imprisonment for not less than six months but not more than three years.

A simple offence is an offence which is neither a felony nor a misdemeanour. It is just any category of offence which on conviction a person cannot be sent to terms of imprisonment up to six months.

According to the above, it seems a police officer can arrest without an arrest warrant every time.

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Re: DSS Invading Homes Of Judges In Abuja by Weah96: 1:28pm On Oct 08, 2016
westluska:



It has a personal undertone given the recent rulings of these judges.

If by chance these judges are corrupt, in a democratic setting are the security operative supposed to act in a crude way by callously invading the private quarters of a judge to abduct him? I don't think you'd see things like this happening in a sane clime.

The president is trying to run down this country and sentiments from your likes fuels these tyranny.

We speak against these and many actions for posterity sake.

That's how you serve a warrant. You first knock, if they refuse to open, you proceed to gain entry with high prejudice.

There are certain things a judge does during a trial which immediately betrays his partiality. Watch THE VERDICT with Paul Newman. Corrupt judges are despicable human beings. Ever wondered how someone can use public funds to build a personal mansion and doesn't go to jail? I know you have. We've become DESENSITIZED to the cycle of cronyism and embezzlement. Time to remind judges that no one is above the law.

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Re: DSS Invading Homes Of Judges In Abuja by faithfavour: 1:28pm On Oct 08, 2016
Who ordered this desecration of Judges?Was there any court order? Are we now in military govt? This is the reemergence of lawlessness and brutality.
Re: DSS Invading Homes Of Judges In Abuja by Justiceleague1: 1:32pm On Oct 08, 2016
attacker231:


Tinubu don suffer yeebhoes no be small. You now see the man in your dreams, you better dont kill yourself.
tinubu na ole,1% agbero chairman wey awusa/fulani as usual dey 4k him yansh...grin
Wetin afonja like u know,u know natin! grin afonja amala grin


op,those dss are over stepping their bounderies..their time will come..
Re: DSS Invading Homes Of Judges In Abuja by Weah96: 1:34pm On Oct 08, 2016
OpinionCounts:
.......breaking into his compound with a sledgehammer?? Why? He was not even present according to the report. Is he a terrorist? Was he resisting arrest? Did he have militants securing his compound? I am still trying to understand why the use of such level of force and destruction just to gain access. This country is gradually practicing jungle justice.

They probably had a warrant to collect evidence from the property. You're not supposed to give them time to hide the incriminating materials. In his case, they're mostly documents or hard drive.

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Re: DSS Invading Homes Of Judges In Abuja by OrlandoOwoh(m): 1:36pm On Oct 08, 2016
Welrez:
This is not done anywhere in a democracy. This act reeks of tyranny!
It's done in the US. Men of the CIA, FBI, ATF, NSA and DEA break into the homes of suspicious people. But the reason you don't hear it is because the media doesn't publicisize it.
Re: DSS Invading Homes Of Judges In Abuja by buchilino(m): 1:39pm On Oct 08, 2016
Osyabj:
FINALLY THE CORRUTION WAR HAS REALLY BEGUN

[size=15pt]Until the scum of the earth thieves, who wear wigs and call themselves "judges" are arrested, tried, and jailed as is done in the US and other serious lawful societies, Nigeria will never move forward.[/size]

Up next the Supreme court thieves

99% of Nigeria's theives are made possible by their fellow thieves wearing wigs

SO UR SUPPORTING BARBARISM. DID DSS INVITE 4 QUESTIONING N THEY REFUSED D INVITATION?. DO U EVEN NO WAT IT MENS 2 CARRY A SLEDGEHAMMER N BREAK D ENTRANCE OF HIGH JUGDES HOME?. SO WE R IN MILITARY DICTATORSHIP.
Re: DSS Invading Homes Of Judges In Abuja by OrlandoOwoh(m): 1:40pm On Oct 08, 2016
TPAND:
Buhari is bastardizing our constitutional democracy. A judge will make his judgement based on the evidences and petitions put forward by the defense and prosecution counsel

Our fundamental constitutional rights are being bastardized in a democracy. DSS are lap dogs for Buhari, they go about humiliating, victimizing and carrying unlawful, illegal and unconstitutional arrest and detainment of anyone who is not in Favour of Buhari.

I can't believe all this is happening in a democractic system of government
It happens in the US.
Re: DSS Invading Homes Of Judges In Abuja by kraizybone(m): 1:43pm On Oct 08, 2016
Firstly, are these reports credible? If they are, what warranted the actions of the security agencies? Could they have acted in a better way, given the circumstances that led to their action?
These are questions that we need to answer before we throw stones at any quarter.
In what instances does the law allow the security agents to arrest a serving judge Or force entry into their homes with or without a formal search or arrest warrant?
Have these judges been under prior investigation by the judicial Council and have been found culpable, hence the move against them? Could the move against them in the dead of the night mean that the security agencies are trying to keep the developments away from the media so as not to compromise the investigation?
So many unanswered questions and until someone comes out to provide some answers, we cannot afford to make personal judgments and accusations and exchange insults like we're not learned. Let's keep observing and following developments until we know more to say more. This isn't a case of Who's right or wrong, it's a case of facts against speculations.

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Re: DSS Invading Homes Of Judges In Abuja by Dbboy(m): 1:44pm On Oct 08, 2016
Buhari should be impeached. This is an assault on the judiciary another arm of Goverment.
Buhari must be stopped and this should not be condoned, he has to be impeached this not about SE or SW Or SS or North we must be united to stop this carnage on our democracy by the north playing the south against each other then turn around to do what they wish.

Buhari must be stopped and this is a task for all well meaning Nigerian.

#impeachBuhari.

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Re: DSS Invading Homes Of Judges In Abuja by maasoap(m): 1:55pm On Oct 08, 2016
All corrupt judges in Nigeria must go down one way or the other, I don't care if their homes are bulldozed.

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Re: DSS Invading Homes Of Judges In Abuja by loomer: 2:04pm On Oct 08, 2016
HungerBAD:
Very interesting.

The DSS will not move against these Judge's,if there are no proof of them collecting bribes.

These are Judges,and not ordinary Nigerians. So for the Security men to publicly move against them this way,would show they have gathered tangible evidences.

The Judiciary is the most protected Arm of any Government,and I hope to God the DSS are sure of what they are doing.

If these Judges have been compromised,then the National Judicial Council should not only Debar them,but they should be jailed for a long time for bringing the legal system to a disrepute.

I stand with the fight against corrupt Judges.

Until the day DSS go move against u na that time you go know say dem no need evidence to invade your house.

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Re: DSS Invading Homes Of Judges In Abuja by BrainnewsNg(f): 2:10pm On Oct 08, 2016
HungerBAD:
Very interesting.

The DSS will not move against these Judge's,if there are no proof of them collecting bribes.

These are Judges,and not ordinary Nigerians. So for the Security men to publicly move against them this way,would show they have gathered tangible evidences.

The Judiciary is the most protected Arm of any Government,and I hope to God the DSS are sure of what they are doing.

If these Judges have been compromised,then the National Judicial Council should not only Debar them,but they should be jailed for a long time for bringing the legal system to a disrepute.

I stand with the fight against corrupt Judges.

Tell them

Thank you for this

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Re: DSS Invading Homes Of Judges In Abuja by Justiceleague1: 2:13pm On Oct 08, 2016
attacker231:


You are just a jobless kid using your stolen chinko phone to post nonsense everywhere. Were you not the same kid cloning members handle e.g GMBUHARII, DABULLT e.t.c. Go find a job and stop disgracing your people online.
smh...u spent a long time inside beans forum grin so u are still recovering lols...

Op,those dss officers are overdoing their jobs,they will pay.

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Re: DSS Invading Homes Of Judges In Abuja by discusant: 2:16pm On Oct 08, 2016
HungerBAD:
Very interesting.

The DSS will not move against these Judge's,if there are no proof of them collecting bribes.

These are Judges,and not ordinary Nigerians. So for the Security men to publicly move against them this way,would show they have gathered tangible evidences.

The Judiciary is the most protected Arm of any Government,and I hope to God the DSS are sure of what they are doing.

If these Judges have been compromised,then the National Judicial Council should not only Debar them,but they should be jailed for a long time for bringing the legal system to a disrepute.

I stand with the fight against corrupt Judges.

A most foolish way to fight corruption.
Fight corruption by Decentralizing political and economic powers to the regions or states so that every region or state shall use what it has to develop its people and pay tax to a tiny central government - thus leaders be closest and accountable to the people.


Fight Nigeria's corruption by making northern Nigeria agree to Political restructuring of Nigeria, to such that Abuja huge central govt shall no more be the rent-seeking, largess-giving group of Nigerians who are far removed from the electorate, thus are not accountable to the electorate - as they are now.

If you people continue to refuse to tell yourselves the truth about causes of corruption in Nigeria, because you want northern Nigeria led by Fulani that propagates your Islam to continue to dictate the tunes in Nigeria, then forget about Nigeria growing to nationhood and prosperity.

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Re: DSS Invading Homes Of Judges In Abuja by VictorRomanov: 2:19pm On Oct 08, 2016
HungerBAD:
Very interesting.

The DSS will not move against these Judge's,if there are no proof of them collecting bribes.

These are Judges,and not ordinary Nigerians. So for the Security men to publicly move against them this way,would show they have gathered tangible evidences.

The Judiciary is the most protected Arm of any Government,and I hope to God the DSS are sure of what they are doing.

If these Judges have been compromised,then the National Judicial Council should not only Debar them,but they should be jailed for a long time for bringing the legal system to a disrepute.

I stand with the fight against corrupt Judges.


So even if the DSS has evidence of corrupt on the judges, the best thing to do is to invade their house with sledge hammers?? Nothing we no go see for this country.


My people una see as politics don make sensible man no get sense agin.
Re: DSS Invading Homes Of Judges In Abuja by Justiceleague1: 2:23pm On Oct 08, 2016
Dbboy:
Buhari should be impeached. This is an assault on the judiciary another arm of Goverment.
Buhari must be stopped and this should not be condoned, he has to be impeached this not about SE or SW Or SS or North we must be united to stop this carnage on our democracy by the north playing the south against each other then turn around to do what they wish.

Buhari must be stopped and this is a task for all well meaning Nigerian.

#impeachBuhari.
Re: DSS Invading Homes Of Judges In Abuja by AnanseK(m): 2:34pm On Oct 08, 2016
When judges are corrupt justice will never prevail in our society.

I support an honest and corruption-free judiciary.
Re: DSS Invading Homes Of Judges In Abuja by TerrorSquad147: 3:19pm On Oct 08, 2016
StepTwo:


you no d tire to stand?

youstandwithsheriff

youstandwithBaba

youstandwithTinubu

youstandwithRemi

and again youstandwithFightagainstcorruptjudges

abi u get 4legs?
na 12 legs he get grin
Re: DSS Invading Homes Of Judges In Abuja by Tommymoi(m): 3:31pm On Oct 08, 2016
drss:
so PDP is now controling dss ur zombiesm is firstclass.
Why shouldn't I reason that way when u people refused to condemn what is wrong or is it because they're judges? Do u think DSS could make those moves without concrete evidence?
Re: DSS Invading Homes Of Judges In Abuja by Atk1nson(m): 3:36pm On Oct 08, 2016
HungerBAD:
Very interesting.

The DSS will not move against these Judge's,if there are no proof of them collecting bribes.

These are Judges,and not ordinary Nigerians. So for the Security men to publicly move against them this way,would show they have gathered tangible evidences.

The Judiciary is the most protected Arm of any Government,and I hope to God the DSS are sure of what they are doing.

If these Judges have been compromised,then the National Judicial Council should not only Debar them,but they should be jailed for a long time for bringing the legal system to a disrepute.

I stand with the fight against corrupt Judges.

this is not a jungle bro, if they have overstepped their boundaries, the government should make recourse to the National Judicial Council & other regulatory bodies. If this is true, it is a shameful display of lack of regard for the rule of law by the government. See the mess the economy is in

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Re: DSS Invading Homes Of Judges In Abuja by wiseoneking: 3:46pm On Oct 08, 2016
Osyabj:
FINALLY THE CORRUTION WAR HAS REALLY BEGUN

[size=15pt]Until the scum of the earth thieves, who wear wigs and call themselves "judges" are arrested, tried, and jailed as is done in the US and other serious lawful societies, Nigeria will never move forward.[/size]

Up next the Supreme court thieves

99% of Nigeria's theives are made possible by their fellow thieves wearing wigs
Hope when it comes to your Innocent soul, you would comment thus.

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Re: DSS Invading Homes Of Judges In Abuja by biteck(m): 3:50pm On Oct 08, 2016
What exactly is the mandate of DSS. I hear people say the judges are corrupt, they are critical about alleged human right abuses of the DSS and all that.

I ask then, even if they are corrupt, is it the DSS that should handle their cases? I hope the president's disdain for democratic tenets will not cause a big problem in Nigeria.
Re: DSS Invading Homes Of Judges In Abuja by whitebeard(m): 4:08pm On Oct 08, 2016
StepTwo:


you no d tire to stand?

youstandwithsheriff

youstandwithBaba

youstandwithTinubu

youstandwithRemi

and again youstandwithFightagainstcorruptjudges

abi u get 4legs?
undecidedFUNNY ENOUGH
Re: DSS Invading Homes Of Judges In Abuja by ephi123(f): 4:27pm On Oct 08, 2016
StepTwo:


you no d tire to stand?

youstandwithsheriff

youstandwithBaba

youstandwithTinubu

youstandwithRemi

and again youstandwithFightagainstcorruptjudges

abi u get 4legs?

Lmaoooooooo. TKO Total Knock Out for Hungerbad cheesy
Very soon he will be standing on his hands, not just legs. Mschew
Re: DSS Invading Homes Of Judges In Abuja by Welrez(m): 5:50pm On Oct 08, 2016
OrlandoOwoh:

It's done in the US. Men of the CIA, FBI, ATF, NSA and DEA break into the homes of suspicious people. But the reason you don't hear it is because the media doesn't publicisize it.
Supreme Court judges? What are you smoking?i
Re: DSS Invading Homes Of Judges In Abuja by OrlandoOwoh(m): 6:01pm On Oct 08, 2016
Welrez:
Supreme Court judges? What are you smoking?i
So because they are Supreme Court judges they can't commit crime? You may as well say the men in EFCC don't take bribe because they fight againt it.

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