ba7man: Reverend King belives he's Christ Returned...At least, that's what his followers think.

Hmmmm... Christ Returned... and now to be hanged... Hell can't wait for him - idiot.

berem: na so bros mi! if cheating in an examination hall can amount to 21 years imprisonment,then looting billions of naira is just 2years,why won't people be allowed to loot? this shows that there are laws meant for the rich and laws meant for the poor. i also heard that 2years in prison is calculated as one year(day and night).please how true is this?

. Na 9ja 4 u. Bro

berem: na so bros mi! if cheating in an examination hall can amount to 21 years imprisonment,then looting billions of naira is just 2years,why won't people be allowed to loot? this shows that there are laws meant for the rich and laws meant for the poor. i also heard that 2years in prison is calculated as one year(day and night).please how true is this?

. Na 9ja 4 u. Bro

[quote
author=kalunomics] u mean he still has members after all this? Men
there nothing u establish that human beings won't join you.[/quote]


He is very much supported and celebrated.

[quote
author=brownlord]


Oga park well, what happen to all those corrupt politicians that out of
their dubious activities lead to the death of millions of nigerias, are
they above the law?, until otedolar is in jail, farock, IBB, annenih,
obasanjo, Tinubu, buhari, Atiku, igbenedion, uduaga then our
judicial system is still a crap[/quote]


for your info Sai Buhari shoul be excluded before i smack your head

Geomac:

I don't think so o. I think this should be the last judgement.

He has a right of appeal to the Supreme Court.

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Geomac: A Court of Appeal sitting in Lagos has affirmed the conviction and death sentence of Chukwuemeka Ezeugo, a.k.a Rev. King on charges of attempted murder and murder. He was arraigned on September 26, 2006 on a six-count charge of attempted murder and murder before Justice Joseph Oyewole of the Ikeja High Court.

It is happening now!




An appeal court in Lagos has affirmed the death penalty for Chukwuemeka Ezeugo, the notorious Lagos preacher popularly known as "Rev. King".

A panel of judges at the court today said the lower court acted in the interest of justice by sentencing the preacher to death.


http://saharareporters.com/news-page/nigeria-court-appeal-affirms-death-penalty-lagos-preacher-reverend-king

Geomac: A Court of Appeal sitting in Lagos has affirmed the conviction and death sentence of Chukwuemeka Ezeugo, a.k.a Rev. King on charges of attempted murder and murder. He was arraigned on September 26, 2006 on a six-count charge of attempted murder and murder before Justice Joseph Oyewole of the Ikeja High Court.

It is happening now!




An appeal court in Lagos has affirmed the death penalty for Chukwuemeka Ezeugo, the notorious Lagos preacher popularly known as "Rev. King".

A panel of judges at the court today said the lower court acted in the interest of justice by sentencing the preacher to death.


http://saharareporters.com/news-page/nigeria-court-appeal-affirms-death-penalty-lagos-preacher-reverend-king

Serves him rite

the case of John Yusufu who stole 23billion naira pensions fund should be handled wt more seriousness, uncountable pensioners have died due to his greed

mofo caught da clap
eyeballs twitchin;
dick hangin itchin'
l'ill snort o' powder won't able ta help u now..."

let's see if it'll stick
for all those reppin him &prayin d love-vendor's release, pray hARDER~

RICHIE BOI:

So I heard myself too. I think a day in prison is counted as 2 days . Lawyers in house should pls help us here.

you are talking about concurrent and consecutive sentencing. When a three count charge, for instance, is preferred against an accused and maybe he is found guilty of all the counts. Each count may carry a jail term of 2 years .all together that is 6 years. (consecutively) but If its to run concurrently then the convict would only spend 2 years. As each of the 2years would be running at the same time.