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Re: Withdraw From Saraki’s Trial, Eminent Lawyers Advise Umar by sammhi(m): 10:29am On Apr 23, 2016 |
989900:very shallow thoughts propped up by partisanship rather rather than altruism... we are all hypocrites.. am sure if it was your god Tinubu or PMB , then you will reason properly... point is is justice Umar the only judge in the CCT? obvious no., so why not anoda judge? first time I see a judge saying he must preside over a case whether the accused like it or not..that is bias in itself..Saraki should be tried but by another judge of CCT..so what is wrong with that? why all these 15th century dogma in this era? like odimi wrote..you forget one day it may be your turn..then you will cry no one will listen |
Re: Withdraw From Saraki’s Trial, Eminent Lawyers Advise Umar by Nobody: 10:31am On Apr 23, 2016 |
jogojogo: I never stated it wasn't followed sir, I said it must be adhered to meaning even any baiting by Sarakis lawyers must be resisted to the minutes degrees to ensure the label of rule of law isn't apparent. |
Re: Withdraw From Saraki’s Trial, Eminent Lawyers Advise Umar by 989900: 10:34am On Apr 23, 2016 |
sammhi: Sit down! 2 Likes |
Re: Withdraw From Saraki’s Trial, Eminent Lawyers Advise Umar by jogojogo: 10:34am On Apr 23, 2016 |
lestat: Are you sane? |
Re: Withdraw From Saraki’s Trial, Eminent Lawyers Advise Umar by 9jatatafo(m): 10:35am On Apr 23, 2016 |
blackpanda: Saraki cannot go to jail for your information. What do you know about the law? CCT is not a competent court of law and has no jusrisdiction to send Saraki to prison. |
Re: Withdraw From Saraki’s Trial, Eminent Lawyers Advise Umar by Cuteamigo1(m): 10:36am On Apr 23, 2016 |
odikimi:well thanks for schooling me. I always wanna learn. as for Saraki whether he gets a fear hearing or not I don't really care because when him and his like decide to loot our country dry and fly the money out to Panama and Swiss banks they don't give us fear hearing at all. if you know what I mean 1 Like |
Re: Withdraw From Saraki’s Trial, Eminent Lawyers Advise Umar by sammhi(m): 10:37am On Apr 23, 2016 |
funlord:am forced to reason you are not human but something else in human form..so why don't you just take the Saraki and jail him or shoot him to death or do whatever you wanted ..why take him to court ? is that not waste of time and yeye due process ? Since he looted Kwara funds without due process , please spare us the court process too..just do what you like with him..bunch of nitwit in the bible, the law God gave to Moses, A man must be pronounced guilty by a panel of judges and by clear evidence of 2-3 witnesses...infact, God said one witness is not enough...so God makes room for fair hearing... but in your bigotrd mind, since the man is found stealing just kill him..no need for judges to sit ... hypocrites.. sure u are worse than Saraki if you are examined.. |
Re: Withdraw From Saraki’s Trial, Eminent Lawyers Advise Umar by properguy: 10:39am On Apr 23, 2016 |
This is another legal move to stall this trial Getting injunction didn't work. Challenging jurisdiction of cct didn't work Now let's challenge the integrity of the judge. By the time this case is finished it will be year 2030 1 Like |
Re: Withdraw From Saraki’s Trial, Eminent Lawyers Advise Umar by nigeriafilm(m): 10:41am On Apr 23, 2016 |
blackpanda:It's unfortunate how some of you reason. The EFCC has many windows opened to her to prosecute saraki legitimatly, why try to use the back door? |
Re: Withdraw From Saraki’s Trial, Eminent Lawyers Advise Umar by Barywhyte(m): 10:44am On Apr 23, 2016 |
odikimi: Bro. Let's be patriotic and be fair to this Country! After how many adjournments? So Agabi wasn't fully prepare after 8months in several courts clamoring for this case to be stopped? As for Oluyede, that was shameful script poorly played by Saraki's camp. Again Saraki has sought that the CCT be disqualified from hearing this case and Supreme court threw it away. Now you guys are bouncing on Umar after exhausting all options? 1 Like |
Re: Withdraw From Saraki’s Trial, Eminent Lawyers Advise Umar by odikimi: 10:53am On Apr 23, 2016 |
Prince16:Your problem is that you don't understand English. Please read what you are quoting and see if I have found him guilty. I said I would loved seeing him being killed for corruption if found guilty but not the way the judge is going about it. Do you have a problem with understanding? I hate him with passion but that doesn't mean I shouldn't agitate for fair hearing. |
Re: Withdraw From Saraki’s Trial, Eminent Lawyers Advise Umar by menxer: 10:54am On Apr 23, 2016 |
Hear them talking of fairness. How many judgements of the Supreme Court can be said to be fair of recent? Of course, it's fair if it is in your favour. So because the judgement is likely not going to favour Saraki, based on the evidences before the court, the Judge is bias, abi? Has a referee ever been changed in the middle of a match? 1 Like |
Re: Withdraw From Saraki’s Trial, Eminent Lawyers Advise Umar by lollmaolol(m): 10:55am On Apr 23, 2016 |
blackpanda: I was wondering also 1 Like |
Re: Withdraw From Saraki’s Trial, Eminent Lawyers Advise Umar by ibitzbarlow(m): 10:55am On Apr 23, 2016 |
blackpanda: In your eyes and the lot like you, anybody that speaks the truth that exposes the non-compliance of this government and their cronies to the rule of law or due process has been bought or is criminal. For the good of the country and our future, while we strive to punish those who have walked on the wrong side of the law, we should not disregard the supremacy of the constitution of the land. Saraki may be guilty but he is not until is proven beyond reasonable doubt that he is; hence all his fundamental rights which include his right to fair hearing should be made available to him. Remember, today is for Saraki but tomorrow may be for any other person. It could be your or me! |
Re: Withdraw From Saraki’s Trial, Eminent Lawyers Advise Umar by funlord(m): 10:58am On Apr 23, 2016 |
sammhi: Wow! I agree with all your points in this post! So true! Now with all due respect you can go and eat _shit before _fucking off to go and die in a wasteland populated by the corpses of _morons such as yourself! |
Re: Withdraw From Saraki’s Trial, Eminent Lawyers Advise Umar by odikimi: 10:58am On Apr 23, 2016 |
Barywhyte:On the issue of Agabi not being prepared, mind you he is not handling only Saraki's case. On the issue of Umar, the Supreme Court never ruled on fair hearing. What the supreme court ruled on was whether the tribunal has jurisdiction on the ground that the A.G was not on seat, who should have ordered his trial, but the supreme court ruled otherwise, wish I support them because the office of the A.G is not tied to a man. This issue of fair hearing was never before the Supreme court. Please be well abreast with the case before you quote me out of context. |
Re: Withdraw From Saraki’s Trial, Eminent Lawyers Advise Umar by banio: 11:00am On Apr 23, 2016 |
The Law is an ass. No wonder if a man is not careful a bitch(ass) will control his life. But law tire person o. So the law NASS is passing is not recognised by Our Constitution or is the CCT not recognised by any law of the land. Anyway I am just thinking aloud |
Re: Withdraw From Saraki’s Trial, Eminent Lawyers Advise Umar by monex(m): 11:04am On Apr 23, 2016 |
989900: i think efcc should try prosecute Saraki for other theft/misappropriation offences other than this fasle asset declaration offence. The problem with this CCT one is that it is a media trial with a hostile and overzealous chairman and more importantly, the criteria used to acquit Bola Ahmed Tinubu by same (Bureau/Tribunal & same chairman) was denied Saraki with a flimsy excuse that the tribunal acted in error in the case against Bola Ahmed Tinubu. It already screams partial. I am sure there will be a whole lot to indict Saraki with. They can start with Societe General Bank for instance. 1 Like |
Re: Withdraw From Saraki’s Trial, Eminent Lawyers Advise Umar by odikimi: 11:05am On Apr 23, 2016 |
Cuteamigo1:Lol. You are funny, well I understand your point. I am not holding brief for Saraki and like I have said earlier, I don't give a Bleep about what will happen to him. All I am asking for his adherence to section 36 (1) of the constitution as amended and the judicial precedents in Jang v. INEC, Uniuyo v. Nse, Oyakhire v. The State, Babalola v. Oshogbo Local Government Council. |
Re: Withdraw From Saraki’s Trial, Eminent Lawyers Advise Umar by odikimi: 11:09am On Apr 23, 2016 |
banio:I am so appeased with your rhetorical questions. The position of the law Is that any Court not stated in section 6 of the CFRN is not a court of Superior Record. That was the reason the NASS amended the Constitution to include the National Industrial Court for it to be clothed with Superior Court of Record. Also, an act by the National Assembly is inferior to the provisions of the Constitution. Any law that is contrary to the constitutional provision is null and void. 1 Like |
Re: Withdraw From Saraki’s Trial, Eminent Lawyers Advise Umar by sammhi(m): 11:10am On Apr 23, 2016 |
funlord:Mr funlord, obvious you are worse than Saraki.. even my written post you have altered in a corrupt way just to make a point .hmmn. corruption personified.. why corrupt my original post ...you have revealed who you truly are. I rest my case... |
Re: Withdraw From Saraki’s Trial, Eminent Lawyers Advise Umar by omonnakoda: 11:13am On Apr 23, 2016 |
odikimi:Your argument is funny. Why do you want Saraki killed? What EXACTLY is UMAR doing that is against the principle of fair hearing?What has any of this got to do with Falana. You say Umar showed interest by descending int the matter. What does that mean exactly .How did he descend? With regard to your claim that you take a motion no matter how childish and referencing JB vIsono , please provide a citation because I cannot find it and do not agree. At any rate he DISMISSED the motion and the Defendant can consolidate any dissatisfaction at appeal. To say ALL motions must be "taken" is meaningless .What does "TAKE" mean. A judge is well within his power to dismiss frivolous and time wasting motions and proceed with the substantive matter. Any grievance about conduct of trial should then go to appeal 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Withdraw From Saraki’s Trial, Eminent Lawyers Advise Umar by Prince16: 11:14am On Apr 23, 2016 |
odikimi: Awwww..... Selective amnesia on display. Since u've "forgotten" what u said, I've done u d honor of a reminder: odikimi: Pray, as a "lawyer" urself, why will u want someone killed (in red quote) if you've not found him guilty. You said u want all corrupt politicians killed, and saraki too. By inference, u are saying saraki is corrupt and Shd be killed. Now tell me who doesn't understand english between u and I? **spits** #doube-mouth #reverse psychology 1 Like |
Re: Withdraw From Saraki’s Trial, Eminent Lawyers Advise Umar by funlord(m): 11:15am On Apr 23, 2016 |
sammhi: Na you sabi! At least I'm not being invited every week by the 'cct and the efcc' like your hero! #freedom.................. **corruptly sips gulder bought with stolen funds** |
Re: Withdraw From Saraki’s Trial, Eminent Lawyers Advise Umar by Julietekekwe1: 11:17am On Apr 23, 2016 |
amaechi1:my brother,it is not just taking paracetamol for another man's headache, ONE DAY U WILL CRY FOR FAIR HEARING BY THEN THE OPPORTUNITY MIGHT NOT BE THERE. even if we all want saraki death but at list let him speak. one day we will sight his case as a yardstick. |
Re: Withdraw From Saraki’s Trial, Eminent Lawyers Advise Umar by teepain: 11:17am On Apr 23, 2016 |
DickDastardly post44958462: I disagree with the highlighted part of your submission. Maybe you and some other sensible people cringe at the barbarity of jungle justice however majority of Nigerians love jungle justice including all these lawyers purporting to defend the the human rights of Saraki; 1. Who amongst these men spoke out against the killing of the aluu4 or what steps have they taken, either individually or collectively, to seek redress for the family of those boys? 2. What have these old men done to seek redress for the igbo traders that were unjustly murdered in Abuja? 3. How many pro bono cases have these old men handled on behalf of poor Nigerians who have suffered and are still suffering injustices? The hypocrisy of these men stinks to high heavens! What they are attempting to do is to defend the elitist class to which they all belong. All of them are worth more than whatever income they have made legitimately. 1 Like |
Re: Withdraw From Saraki’s Trial, Eminent Lawyers Advise Umar by Barywhyte(m): 11:25am On Apr 23, 2016 |
odikimi: And now its Umar's fault that Agabi has thousands of case to handle or my father's fault or your own fault. Lawyers undermining constitution for personal gains. U are campaigning that Umar step down based on flimsy excuses that have no substance. U should also campaign that Saraki step down as SP to save Nigeria from international embarrassment his case has brought us. No u aren't going to champion that. You are not a patriotic Nigerian. |
Re: Withdraw From Saraki’s Trial, Eminent Lawyers Advise Umar by odikimi: 11:27am On Apr 23, 2016 |
omonnakoda:Please answer me, was The motion moved by Oluyede given the needed audience? If yes, what was the ruling of the tribunal. Let me abreast you of his conduct, I mean Umar. After Oluyede stood up to move the motion, Rotimi objected to it and the judge asked, is that not same motion that the FHC ruled on? Rotimi answered him, yes my lord. then he dismiss the motion without given Oluyede right to adumbrate on his application. Please if you can't get JB v. Isono please you to research more on any it. Let me give you another precedent laid in that case " though the cross examiner has right to ask questions, such questions must be relevant to facts and case at hand thus the saying that, the sky is the limit in cross examination is an aberration". I will get you the citation on Monday when I get to the office. Mean while see for your assistance on when jurisdiction is raised and what the court shall do; Afro-Continental (Nig.) Ltd. & Anor. v. Co-operative Association of Professionals Inc. (2003) 5 NWLR (Pt. 813) 303, (2003) 1 SCNJ 530 at 537,539."Per Ogbuagu, J.C.A. (P. 135, paras. C-G) |
Re: Withdraw From Saraki’s Trial, Eminent Lawyers Advise Umar by adanny01(m): 11:35am On Apr 23, 2016 |
If the CCT chairman must resign, the Senate president must resign too. They bunch of baised ex judges or lawyers or whatever they call themselves cannot ask that of Umar knowing fully well that his replacement would have to go through the same Saraki (the accused) to be appointed as CCT chair. They want to pave way for Saraki to appiont a suitable judge that would squash the case. They have failed already cos Nigerians wont accept pressure on the judge to withdraw. |
Re: Withdraw From Saraki’s Trial, Eminent Lawyers Advise Umar by omonnakoda: 11:40am On Apr 23, 2016 |
odikimi:The judge dismissed the motion and that is the end of it. Do not argue by distraction widening the discussion to irrelevancies Give a citation for your JB v Isono as requested Answer the question ,How did Umar descend into the case? You show a schoolboy understanding of the term "precedent" The Isheno case was a 3:2 majority judgment and I do not see that case as a benchmark for procedural precedence AT ALL. The only precedents there are those relating to the substantive matter i.e false arrest,defamation and employment rights and not courtroom craft Perhaps you are referring to Isheno and not Isono? Anyway I see no relevance of that case here. This is a procedural matter and if Saraki feels aggrieved it is established that he must fist dance this dance and then take his grievances forward to appeal 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Withdraw From Saraki’s Trial, Eminent Lawyers Advise Umar by odikimi: 11:43am On Apr 23, 2016 |
omonnakoda:See also what the court should do when issue of jurisdiction comes up at any time; whether appeal or court of first instance. It is no longer a recondite issue of law that, the issue of jurisdiction can be raised at any time and/or stage by a party even on appeal at the Supreme Court for the first time. See NDIC vs. CBN “Objection to the jurisdiction of Court can be taken at any time depending on (2002) 7 NWLR (Pt. 766) 272 at 294, para. H;296,paras B-E what material are available.It could be taken in any of the following situations : a) on the basis of the statement of claim; or b) on the basis of evidence received; c) by motion supported by affidavit setting out the facts relied on; d) on the face of Writ of Summons where appropriate as to the capacity in which the action was brought, or against who the action was brought. |
Re: Withdraw From Saraki’s Trial, Eminent Lawyers Advise Umar by rusher14: 11:46am On Apr 23, 2016 |
The supreme court has spoken. Saraki face your trial. Looking to discredit the judge is a low down dirty tactics that wouldn't work. |
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