uboma:





Lol. I was not ready for them on that day as I had more pressing issues to attend to.

VIO, Civil Defence and the mobile courts are simply rogues, waiting to extort money from motorists.

I come out prepared all d time. Experience have taught me that. In fact u need to see my self-made bu***tproof. I ain't taking chances no more. I think all our Nigerian military and paramilitary are suffering paranoid schizophrenia.

uboma:
Hello everyone,

I got flagged down this afternoon by VIO in the FCT. One of them asked me for my papers which I handed to him. After inspection, he asked if I had a valid driver's licence, I replied yes. I made attempt to pull it out from my wallet but noticed that the Officer had walked away from my car. He met his other colleagues who were seated and then signalled me to join them.

Got down from my car and realised that I was before a mobile court. My offence, as read out to me, was that I was not wearing a facemask inside my car. I explained that I have one in the car which I wear whenever I step out of my vehicle. They refused to listen to me and went ahead to fine me the sum of five hundred and fifty naira only. I was given a paper which did not carry the details of how much I paid. I insisted that I needed a receipt for the fine which I paid. After much reluctance, one of the VIO rudely scribbed the amount they collected from me on the paper.

The mobile court judge was rude to me and others whose case he heard while my Ordeal lasted.

I guess that the time has come for everyone to wear his/her facemask at all times irrespective of where one is.

Has anyone had a similar ordeal?

But you didn’t wear it when you stepped out in that instance.

0KNM:


But you didn’t wear it when you stepped out in that instance.

Not true!

Lucky dude.

uboma:
Hello everyone,

I got flagged down this afternoon by VIO in the FCT. One of them asked me for my papers which I handed to him. After inspection, he asked if I had a valid driver's licence, I replied yes. I made attempt to pull it out from my wallet but noticed that the Officer had walked away from my car. He met his other colleagues who were seated and then signalled me to join them.

Got down from my car and realised that I was before a mobile court. My offence, as read out to me, was that I was not wearing a facemask inside my car. I explained that I have one in the car which I wear whenever I step out of my vehicle. They refused to listen to me and went ahead to fine me the sum of five hundred and fifty naira only. I was given a paper which did not carry the details of how much I paid. I insisted that I needed a receipt for the fine which I paid. After much reluctance, one of the VIO rudely scribbed the amount they collected from me on the paper.

The mobile court judge was rude to me and others whose case he heard while my Ordeal lasted.

I guess that the time has come for everyone to wear his/her facemask at all times irrespective of where one is.

Has anyone had a similar ordeal?

They were exploiting Corona Virus lockdown. Was there any law stipulating that facemsk must be won while driving?

uboma:
Hello everyone,

I got flagged down this afternoon by VIO in the FCT. One of them asked me for my papers which I handed to him. After inspection, he asked if I had a valid driver's licence, I replied yes. I made attempt to pull it out from my wallet but noticed that the Officer had walked away from my car. He met his other colleagues who were seated and then signalled me to join them.

Got down from my car and realised that I was before a mobile court. My offence, as read out to me, was that I was not wearing a facemask inside my car. I explained that I have one in the car which I wear whenever I step out of my vehicle. They refused to listen to me and went ahead to fine me the sum of five hundred and fifty naira only. I was given a paper which did not carry the details of how much I paid. I insisted that I needed a receipt for the fine which I paid. After much reluctance, one of the VIO rudely scribbed the amount they collected from me on the paper.

The mobile court judge was rude to me and others whose case he heard while my Ordeal lasted.

I guess that the time has come for everyone to wear his/her facemask at all times irrespective of where one is.

Has anyone had a similar ordeal?

. When you got down from your car did you wear your face mask? No, that's more reason you were penalized.

FCT VIO are bunch on hungry criminals looking for how to extort people of their hard earned money. You will see them even by 8PM on a Sunday

freeze001:
Why would one be expected to wear a mask when alone in his/her vehicle? Is it to protect the vehicle from coro?

What if you lift a passenger and you eventually forget to use your mask immediately you carry the passenger?

uboma:
Hello everyone,

I got flagged down this afternoon by VIO in the FCT. One of them asked me for my papers which I handed to him. After inspection, he asked if I had a valid driver's licence, I replied yes. I made attempt to pull it out from my wallet but noticed that the Officer had walked away from my car. He met his other colleagues who were seated and then signalled me to join them.

Got down from my car and realised that I was before a mobile court. My offence, as read out to me, was that I was not wearing a facemask inside my car. I explained that I have one in the car which I wear whenever I step out of my vehicle. They refused to listen to me and went ahead to fine me the sum of five hundred and fifty naira only. I was given a paper which did not carry the details of how much I paid. I insisted that I needed a receipt for the fine which I paid. After much reluctance, one of the VIO rudely scribbed the amount they collected from me on the paper.

The mobile court judge was rude to me and others whose case he heard while my Ordeal lasted.

I guess that the time has come for everyone to wear his/her facemask at all times irrespective of where one is.

Has anyone had a similar ordeal?

you ought to have contacted a lawyer to help and guide u on what to do before u stepped down from your vehicle.u can contact me tho

What exactly is the business of a Vehicle inspection unit with face masks??! On what or whose authority are they setting up mobile courts or even charging fines??!...

This nation is seriously confused!!!

These are the one of numerous fake mobile Court..Thug or tout as a judge..you see how they are destroying the court..

My brother endure, coro has created avenue for those yeye agberos in the name of Covid19 taskforce . Here na 5k no abeg

Mtcheeewww stories

Asquare84:


Just remember you are now an ex- convict and can not context for election in Nigeria again

Kingstanding:
. When you got down from your car did you wear your face mask? No, that's more reason you were penalized.

Read my comments on this thread carefully. You will find out why I got penalized.

Government officials in Nigeria always have this mindset. They are always out to extort instead of correct. This is the reason why our society is the way it is currently. Very bad and nothing seems to be working. I see no reason why you arrested someone who was alone in his car because he wasnt wearing facemask. This people should know that a day of judgement is waiting for them.

uboma:



Pray that you do not get caught up in the same situation. The guys I met yesterday were out to extort money from motorists by all means. Did you read where I tried to make a defence that I didn't need the facemask inside my car as I was alone? Did you read where I described the mobile court Judge being too full of himself and not willing to reason with me? We are in a lawless country where anything goes. I valued my time more than to exchange words with government officials who should have known better but decided to look the other way for financial gains.

And you and I know that the country has gone to the dogs. And it's on a downward spin. But I don't know why some people are against those calling for Biafra, and disintegration of the country into smaller units. Is it that they enjoy this country like this? Is this the type of country we would like to leave our children's children for?

the main question is did you wear the face mask when stepping out of your car to attending to them? if you didn't wear it then, you're guilty as charged!

Asquare84:


Just remember you are now an ex- convict and can not context for election in Nigeria again

Just like that?

Na money them dey find. Nothing pass that one

U wear ur facemask wen in a public place with other pple, u aren't supposed to wear it wen alone in ur car, who are u protecting urself from alone inside ur car?? Ur self.

This country sef dey tire person, op I hope the vio officials had masks on too while talking to you.

Angelfrost:
What exactly is the business of a Vehicle inspection unit with face masks??! On what or whose authority are they setting up mobile courts or even charging fines??!...

This nation is seriously confused!!!

They are on illegal duty. The biggest problem with Nigeria is Nigerians.

Am sure you are not the only one that have suffered this kind of treatment from the so called law enforcement officers

Can you please state the exact location where this happen to you so we can take them up ??

They need to be reported even the so called judge

Police have done the same thing to me by asking why I was not wearing face mask when I was alone in the car, I had to educate them on wearing of face mask and they let me go

Those vio are either doing it out of ignorance or just deliberately cashing on member of the public

Pharaoh4rin:


Mine was in Area 1 round about. I told them that my ear lobe is in severe pain and I can't wear it. They got rude with words and I decided to turn my walk off. When one made an attempt to grab me, I told him to back off or else I will orphaned his children. He was terrified and I walked off. I heard one saying that "u d show muscle abi?" I walked off. Don't be too gentle in Nigeria.

obey simple instructions,put on ur facemask especially when u are in public place. u might not be too lucky especially with armed security men oh

uboma:
Hello everyone,

I got flagged down this afternoon by VIO in the FCT. One of them asked me for my papers which I handed to him. After inspection, he asked if I had a valid driver's licence, I replied yes. I made attempt to pull it out from my wallet but noticed that the Officer had walked away from my car. He met his other colleagues who were seated and then signalled me to join them.

Got down from my car and realised that I was before a mobile court. My offence, as read out to me, was that I was not wearing a facemask inside my car. I explained that I have one in the car which I wear whenever I step out of my vehicle. They refused to listen to me and went ahead to fine me the sum of five hundred and fifty naira only. I was given a paper which did not carry the details of how much I paid. I insisted that I needed a receipt for the fine which I paid. After much reluctance, one of the VIO rudely scribbed the amount they collected from me on the paper.

The mobile court judge was rude to me and others whose case he heard while my Ordeal lasted.

I guess that the time has come for everyone to wear his/her facemask at all times irrespective of where one is.

Has anyone had a similar ordeal?

Get a lawyer and challenge that judgement in court. There is no existing law in Nigeria mandating people to wear a face mask inside a vehicle which they own and drive. Know that you are now a convicted individual. However, the constitution of a mobile court which does not allow you representation is illegal.

Everything done was illegal. Challenge it in court and sue for damages.

leisuretym:
the main question is did you wear the face mask when stepping out of your car to attending to them? if you didn't wear it then, you're guilty as charged!

What the hell are you talking about? Because he stepped out of his car without the facemask, he should be extorted. It is people like you that encourage them to continue in their bad ways.

uboma:
Hello everyone,

I got flagged down this afternoon by VIO in the FCT. One of them asked me for my papers which I handed to him. After inspection, he asked if I had a valid driver's licence, I replied yes. I made attempt to pull it out from my wallet but noticed that the Officer had walked away from my car. He met his other colleagues who were seated and then signalled me to join them.

Got down from my car and realised that I was before a mobile court. My offence, as read out to me, was that I was not wearing a facemask inside my car. I explained that I have one in the car which I wear whenever I step out of my vehicle. They refused to listen to me and went ahead to fine me the sum of five hundred and fifty naira only. I was given a paper which did not carry the details of how much I paid. I insisted that I needed a receipt for the fine which I paid. After much reluctance, one of the VIO rudely scribbed the amount they collected from me on the paper.

The mobile court judge was rude to me and others whose case he heard while my Ordeal lasted.

I guess that the time has come for everyone to wear his/her facemask at all times irrespective of where one is.

Has anyone had a similar ordeal?

did you wear the mask when you stepped down to meet them? If no then you are liable

stagger:


Get a lawyer and challenge that judgement in court. There is no existing law in Nigeria mandating people to wear a face mask inside a vehicle which they own and drive. Know that you are now a convicted individual. However, the constitution of a mobile court which does not allow you representation is illegal.

Everything done was illegal. Challenge it in court and sue for damages.

Don't waste ur time.Move on with ur life

Most uniform guys are semi-illiterates. They are more humble after they retire from service.

leisuretym:
the main question is did you wear the face mask when stepping out of your car to attending to them? if you didn't wear it then, you're guilty as charged!

Guilty as charged under which law passed by which National Assembly?