Go and sin no more.

I hope OP is not among

Dumb and half gesture

So they were pardoned not because the system wanted to pardon them but because the prison is already congested?

And these ones that were mixed with hardened criminals ,won't they probably go back to their previous lifestyle?

Most criminals caught and pardoned are always caught again for the same thing because the government always fail in its duty to rehabilitate them.

Where /what would be their source of livelihood when they join the society?
Would society even accept them?

More questions arising!!!
And to think that most,if not all of them were just awaiting trial inmates!l!!

I hope the CJ has also made plans for these inmates to be integrated back into society otherwise they are going back to capital crimes because the economy is very harsh right now.

Flat headed or frying pan headed baboons right?. Bro, no kill me with laff I beg

Ramnon2:
But is this civilization or backwardness?

Omo the backwardness no get part 2 i tell you..

Dmillionaire:
brown envelopes done exchange hands, I can bet 100% on that

I guess so too.



Cos it says 79 of the released inmates were tried for capital offences.



I mean, why would they release someone serving capital offence? What about his victims and their family?






I smell foul play

Ramnon2:


Upon that they were still forced to dobale in public, some against their will

But who says they were forced to genuflect? That act is an automatic response to one's reflex. It is second nature, especially to a yoruba man. Either it looks civilized or not, thts how they know to show appreciation. They may not be able to write a letter of appreciation.

Ramnon2:


Ah! Bros, an average Yoruba is so full of ''gratitude'' that they must dobale (genuflect) upon smaller gestures, let alone big gestures such as premature release from prison. That man standing who is not swayed by what his fellow inmates did MUST not be Yoruba. He must be from the ''land of the flaties''

You call awaiting trial for 15years premature release. You are tooooo fooolish.

Inspectahdeck:
Go and sin no more.

Wow!!!!!

InspectahDeck!!!!


I'm a huge fan!!!!!

Your opening rap lines in "Triumph" is still unarguably one of the classic rap lines of the 90s

Then ,that Uncontrolled Substance was like a rush of "dopamine" to my brain!!!

Had eargasm (still do) whenever I listen to your album.

I never knew you are Nigerian(?).
Manifesto is sick too.
Enuff respect!!!

Ramnon2:
I am guessing the one(s) standing up are not Yoruba. No culturally induced genuflection even upon release from prison

See how you dey fall your yoruba brothers hand for public.. So na una people we get first class for respect full the prison abi?..
Just text SENSE to 131 to see if MTN is still giving out sense to people like you..

Ramnon2:
Is she an empress or something?

Could somebody jolt her to the fact that this is the 21st century? That she only did her job and that she should not create a press conference after conducting the duties for which she is paid, to allow the opportunity for gratitudinal genuflection?

Guess you've not been dragged into the system in the way the inmates have. In Nigeria, things have gone very wrong.

15 years of awaiting trials, is worst than conviction,
15 years of not knowing ur faith!!!!
why didn't the court conclude the case within 15years... Is there no evidence to convict them?

Are we now basing our judgement base on police indictment?
We need to step up our judiciary system.

Please educate me, who are the 'lodgers' ?

Hope they won't go back 2 crime and may God forgive them their sins and give a new beginning again

The people who held these people without trial have not been call dictators none their arrest called witch hunting but just catch one person with our yams their supporters will shout witch hunting to the high heavens or and shout rule of law which is known to be selective in operation.
Good one CJ

Omo!!,look at the ratio of inmates awaiting trial. crazyy

Not for system to free them but get them something doing just thinking though

LOL

A great producer and rapper from the Wu-Tang Clan.

I got the nickname in secondary school. A senior gave me the name.

Manifesto album, one of the best in 2010.

Much respect sir DICKtator

DICKtator:



Wow!!!!!

InspectahDeck!!!!


I'm a huge fan!!!!!

Your opening rap lines in "Triumph" is still unarguably one of the classic rap lines of the 90s

Then ,that Uncontrolled Substance was like a rush of "dopamine" to my brain!!!

Had eargasm (still do) whenever I listen to your album.

I never knew you are Nigerian(?).
Manifesto is sick too.
Enuff respect!!!

Adekorya:
Standing trial for 15years?

Meaning they were in prison for 15years without any conviction. The rule of law of this country is only on paper.

And mouth

Adekorya:
Standing trial for 15years?

Meaning they were in prison for 15years without any conviction. The rule of law of this country is only on paper.

And mouth

Ramnon2:


Ah! Bros, an average Yoruba is so full of ''gratitude'' that they must dobale (genuflect) upon smaller gestures, let alone big gestures such as premature release from prison. That man standing who is not swayed by what his fellow inmates did MUST not be Yoruba. He must be from the ''land of the flaties''

if na only one flatie im release n de rest re yolobas, then she is partial n it means that majority of criminals in nigeria are yorobbers.

Instead way una go gbaga b4 dat woman change her mind say na mistake una day dia day form gratitude

Ramnon2:


Ah! Bros, an average Yoruba is so full of ''gratitude'' that they must dobale (genuflect) upon smaller gestures, let alone big gestures such as premature release from prison. That man standing who is not swayed by what his fellow inmates did MUST not be Yoruba. He must be from the ''land of the flaties''

You created thread and dropped 3 comments after. You started ur tribal jargon and that shows the level of ur backwardness. In this 21st century, i never believed we still have a fool @ 30. U need to be banned. Yes!

Instead way una go gbaga....b4 that woman change her mind say na mistake una day dia day form gratitude

2000+ awaiting trial 200 convicted ?

Something is terribly wrong with Nigeria judicial system

Ramnon2:
I am guessing the one(s) standing up are not Yoruba. No culturally induced genuflection even upon release from prison

Now I know, common sense isnt actually common. Yoruba? Wizkid,Davido,Fayose and ur loud-mouthed people have respect abi? Use ur God-given brain next time. Kid!

mallamseifaldin:


Do you force people to accept your culture?..
Finally bro! if going by your comment all of them prostrating are yorubas it means that yorubas commit more crime in the most populous state(LAGOS) in Nigeria..

There was a particular publication which reported crime rates committed in Nigeria according to tribes... The picture the OP pasted has justified the publication.


THOSE PARDON CRIMINALS INDICATES THAT MORE THAN 50% OF CRIME COMMITTED IN NIGERIA COMES FROM THAT PARTICULAR REGION.

well that is your opinion

Freedom has no substitute

True!! True!! If the son of man shall set you free, you are free indeed!

FREEDOM IS SWEET

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Guys, go and sin no more.

Ramnon2:
I am guessing the one(s) standing up are not Yoruba. No culturally induced genuflection even upon release from prison

Omo see grammar na