| Re: Customs Officers Beat Lagos Magistrate For Impounding Vehicles by Abee79(m): 11:03am On Jun 13, 2016 |
DIKEnaWAR:
But why would a magistrate go to enforce an order of a Court? Is he now the Police or Sheriff? His duty is to give the Order and allow the law enforcement officers carry it out. What sort of Lawyers are we breeding in this country sef?
I am not supporting this condemnable act but people should learn to respect themselves and know their limits. The Customs officers should also be dismissed and punished if found guilty. Have you heard the term 'Mobile Court' before? Maybe you should look it up  |
| Re: Customs Officers Beat Lagos Magistrate For Impounding Vehicles by Orlaoluwayimika(m): 11:04am On Jun 13, 2016 |
deavicky:
I think they shouldn't have impound there vehicle. All they needed to do was to tell them to park properly. Lagos ppl can show their self. state addressing FG ok na I think u re missin d whole point. Nig custom officials being one of d Law enforcement agency shldnt ve parked dier cars dre cos dre is a NO PARKING sign post dre according 2 d write up. I'm sure d custom officials will b very fast 2 harass a common civilian who dares 2 park dre. Way forward A very STRICT law shld b enacted 2 punish any LAW Enforcement agent violating d laws of d land |
| Re: Customs Officers Beat Lagos Magistrate For Impounding Vehicles by SAMBARRY: 11:05am On Jun 13, 2016 |
See how they look like motor park touts See that one belle  |
| Re: Customs Officers Beat Lagos Magistrate For Impounding Vehicles by eaglechild: 11:05am On Jun 13, 2016 |
Failed country. |
| Re: Customs Officers Beat Lagos Magistrate For Impounding Vehicles by edorhe14(m): 11:07am On Jun 13, 2016 |
Only in Naija.
May God help us! |
| Re: Customs Officers Beat Lagos Magistrate For Impounding Vehicles by DIKEnaWAR: 11:08am On Jun 13, 2016 |
Abee79:
Have you heard the term 'Mobile Court' before? Maybe you should look it up Have you heard of the term Judgement Enforcement before? Maybe you should look it. |
| Re: Customs Officers Beat Lagos Magistrate For Impounding Vehicles by Africanspirit(m): 11:09am On Jun 13, 2016 |
[quote author=satelliteDISH post=46522681]
Are U a peacemaker or a trouble shooter?[/quote Troubleshooter and peacemaker mean the same thing. Take note in case of next time. No insult intended. |
| Re: Customs Officers Beat Lagos Magistrate For Impounding Vehicles by Beetobee(f): 11:16am On Jun 13, 2016 |
What a very stupid statement to make" the Magistrate did not wear and uniform". What right do they have to slap anyone at all? Why are there laws? If they felt aggrieved, why didn't they take the right step to address it? Our society is an animal kingdom indeed. |
| Re: Customs Officers Beat Lagos Magistrate For Impounding Vehicles by gbishman: 11:18am On Jun 13, 2016 |
What the hell are this imbeciles saying, so you mean as force men which your are not you have the right to molest citizens and coming to say because he wasn’t wearing his magistrate uniform gives you an excuse.
Well If the magistrate agrees to settle out of court that just goes to show the weakness once again of the judiciary.
It will be imperative for the Lagos state government to wade into this matter as Fashola would have rightfully done in this instance to ensure the law that’s it toll.
This is completely arrant nonsense. |
| Re: Customs Officers Beat Lagos Magistrate For Impounding Vehicles by drnoel: 11:19am On Jun 13, 2016 |
Blackberrybabes:
He said, “There was an unfortunate incident between some of our operatives and the security men attached to the Lagos State Mobile Court. The security men came for an operation around our vicinity. We were accused of slapping a magistrate. I am not confirming or debunking that, but in that situation, the magistrate did not wear uniform, so no one could identify him. But the heads of the security agencies have met and the matter has been resolved.
http://www.punchng.com/customs-officers-beat-lagos-magistrate-impounding-vehicles/
At highlighted, it was too hilarious I couldn't help laughing. So the magistrate should be wearing his uniform everywhere I goes most especially outside court to prevent anothet slap. Ok magistrate over to u. |
| Re: Customs Officers Beat Lagos Magistrate For Impounding Vehicles by MCeeShort(m): 11:26am On Jun 13, 2016 |
Wonderful!
No wonder we get fake goods in Nigeria. They don't obey laws, how can the enforce it?
Those customs officials should go to jail! Simple! |
| Re: Customs Officers Beat Lagos Magistrate For Impounding Vehicles by Abee79(m): 11:33am On Jun 13, 2016 |
DIKEnaWAR:
Have you heard of the term Judgement Enforcement before? Maybe you should look it. 
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| Re: Customs Officers Beat Lagos Magistrate For Impounding Vehicles by wickedworld: 11:37am On Jun 13, 2016 |
Simple ,they should be Judge by hanging. Don't know what our force men is turning this country to they always feel they are the law and harras innocent citizen.
There should be a procedure whereby judges with no uniform spy nd harras any force men that breaks the law so they can behave themself when they know they are been watched.
If not lack of discipline what gives them the right to slap any body just like that, oh becuse is a jugde this time guess they are so so sorry.
Criminals on uniform, especially police judges should look into their case enouhg is enough. |
| Re: Customs Officers Beat Lagos Magistrate For Impounding Vehicles by Nobody: 11:38am On Jun 13, 2016 |
I burst into laughter on seeing their faces.. |
| Re: Customs Officers Beat Lagos Magistrate For Impounding Vehicles by uracocksucker: 11:52am On Jun 13, 2016 |
satelliteDISH:
Are U a peacemaker or a trouble shooter? You dumb c*nt, they both mean the same thing SMFH |
| Re: Customs Officers Beat Lagos Magistrate For Impounding Vehicles by CioAngels(f): 12:01pm On Jun 13, 2016 |
The thieves/bribe taken Custom officers. They should serve jail term if not dismissal for slapping a magistrate. They said he was not wearing uniform so they could have killed him becos they were wear stealling uniforms. If these fools are not punished they will also one day, slap buhari becos he is he wearing ankara. |
| Re: Customs Officers Beat Lagos Magistrate For Impounding Vehicles by TheAdvocate(m): 12:25pm On Jun 13, 2016 |
Yu cannot sit and resolve the slapping of a magistrate o! |
| Re: Customs Officers Beat Lagos Magistrate For Impounding Vehicles by DIKEnaWAR: 1:21pm On Jun 13, 2016 |
Abee79:
Your father, mother and entire generation are mumu. Idiot. |
| Re: Customs Officers Beat Lagos Magistrate For Impounding Vehicles by iffedayur(m): 2:33pm On Jun 13, 2016 |
This is a flagrant abuse of power, Gov. Ambode needs to take this up because the instrument of the state has been disreputed. They must be punished |
| Re: Customs Officers Beat Lagos Magistrate For Impounding Vehicles by MizFrances(f): 2:40pm On Jun 13, 2016 |
satelliteDISH:
Are U a peacemaker or a trouble shooter?
Peacemaker and trouble shooter mean the same thing. |
| Re: Customs Officers Beat Lagos Magistrate For Impounding Vehicles by phenase(m): 2:56pm On Jun 13, 2016 |
ok nah.....NEXT?  |
| Re: Customs Officers Beat Lagos Magistrate For Impounding Vehicles by MrLeno(m): 3:08pm On Jun 13, 2016 |
satelliteDISH:
Are U a peacemaker or a trouble shooter? A troubleshooter is also a peacemaker |
| Re: Customs Officers Beat Lagos Magistrate For Impounding Vehicles by Abee79(m): 3:32pm On Jun 13, 2016 |
DIKEnaWAR:
Your father, mother and entire generation are mumu. Idiot. 
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| Re: Customs Officers Beat Lagos Magistrate For Impounding Vehicles by iyerikan12: 4:39pm On Jun 13, 2016 |
They need to be punished. |
| Re: Customs Officers Beat Lagos Magistrate For Impounding Vehicles by Certifiedboss: 4:48pm On Jun 13, 2016 |
Blackberrybabes:
There was confusion in the Ikeja area of Lagos State on Friday after some officers of the Nigeria Customs Service, Federal Operations Unit, Ikeja, allegedly attacked a magistrate, Lekan Aka-Bashorun, for impounding their vehicles.
PUNCH Metro learnt that the customs officers allegedly slapped Aka-Bashorun, while two policemen and two paramilitary officials attached to the Lagos State Taskforce on Environmental and Special Offences (Enforcement) Unit, were also beaten up.
It was gathered that court exhibits and recording gadgets were also allegedly damaged by the customs officials, who reportedly claimed that their vehicles could not be impounded by the Lagos State Mobile Court.
PUNCH Metro learnt that on Friday around 1pm, the task force officials with the mobile court went to Allen Avenue, Ikeja, to impound vehicles caught violating traffic laws.
The officials were said to have arrived at the NCS, FOU headquarters, Ikeja, where some private cars were reportedly parked along the walkways.
Our correspondent learnt that as the mobile court officials impounded the vehicles, some customs officials allegedly barricaded the highway with stones and tyres.
The customs officers, who were said to have forcefully removed the number plates from the impounded vehicles, allegedly hit the magistrate for ordering that the vehicles be impounded.
A witness, who gave his name only as Ibrahim, alleged that two mobile phones belonging to the officials were seized by the customs officers during the rampage.
He said, “It was around a car wash area. To show that it was wrong to park vehicles by the walkway, there was also a ‘No parking’ sign, put there by the customs authorities. But some vehicles were parked there. The state mobile court impounded the vehicles.
“But the customs men trooped out and blocked the highway with stones and tyres. They beat up the court officials. One of them slapped the magistrate. They removed the number plates of the impounded vehicles. They also took two mobile phones. A camera, which was being used to record the scene, was taken away.”
PUNCH Metro learnt that two customs officers were arrested by the police during the affray, while officials of the mobile court were quickly taken away to safety.
It was gathered that the two customs officers – identified as Goyit Bulus and Sunday Olugbogi – were later released on bail.
The Public Affairs Officer of the task force, Adebayo Taofiq, confirmed the attack, adding that items taken away by the customs officers had yet to be returned.
He said, “One of the customs officers, identified only as Yusuf, slapped the magistrate for ordering his court officials to impound the NCS officers’ private vehicles for traffic offences.
“Two other customs officers beat up paramilitary officers and policemen at the scene. It took the intervention of the task force Chairman, SP Olayinka Egbeyemi, to have the court officials rescued.
“The assaulted magistrate’s stand is that no government official is above the law. The magistrate has directed the NCS to compel the officers to return all court exhibits, the camera and the mobile phones taken away from the court.”
The Nigeria Customs Service Public Relations Officer, FOU, Ikeja, Ejesieme Uche, confirmed that there was a clash between customs officers and policemen attached to the mobile court, adding that the heads of the NCS and the police had met and resolved the matter.
He said, “There was an unfortunate incident between some of our operatives and the security men attached to the Lagos State Mobile Court. The security men came for an operation around our vicinity. We were accused of slapping a magistrate. I am not confirming or debunking that, but in that situation, the magistrate did not wear uniform, so no one could identify him. But the heads of the security agencies have met and the matter has been resolved.
http://www.punchng.com/customs-officers-beat-lagos-magistrate-impounding-vehicles/
Such behavior should result to immediate dismissal |
| Re: Customs Officers Beat Lagos Magistrate For Impounding Vehicles by DeNovo: 5:09pm On Jun 13, 2016 |
Blackberrybabes:
There was confusion in the Ikeja area of Lagos State on Friday after some officers of the Nigeria Customs Service, Federal Operations Unit, Ikeja, allegedly attacked a magistrate, Lekan Aka-Bashorun, for impounding their vehicles.
PUNCH Metro learnt that the customs officers allegedly slapped Aka-Bashorun, while two policemen and two paramilitary officials attached to the Lagos State Taskforce on Environmental and Special Offences (Enforcement) Unit, were also beaten up.
It was gathered that court exhibits and recording gadgets were also allegedly damaged by the customs officials, who reportedly claimed that their vehicles could not be impounded by the Lagos State Mobile Court.
PUNCH Metro learnt that on Friday around 1pm, the task force officials with the mobile court went to Allen Avenue, Ikeja, to impound vehicles caught violating traffic laws.
The officials were said to have arrived at the NCS, FOU headquarters, Ikeja, where some private cars were reportedly parked along the walkways.
Our correspondent learnt that as the mobile court officials impounded the vehicles, some customs officials allegedly barricaded the highway with stones and tyres.
The customs officers, who were said to have forcefully removed the number plates from the impounded vehicles, allegedly hit the magistrate for ordering that the vehicles be impounded.
A witness, who gave his name only as Ibrahim, alleged that two mobile phones belonging to the officials were seized by the customs officers during the rampage.
He said, “It was around a car wash area. To show that it was wrong to park vehicles by the walkway, there was also a ‘No parking’ sign, put there by the customs authorities. But some vehicles were parked there. The state mobile court impounded the vehicles.
“But the customs men trooped out and blocked the highway with stones and tyres. They beat up the court officials. One of them slapped the magistrate. They removed the number plates of the impounded vehicles. They also took two mobile phones. A camera, which was being used to record the scene, was taken away.”
PUNCH Metro learnt that two customs officers were arrested by the police during the affray, while officials of the mobile court were quickly taken away to safety.
It was gathered that the two customs officers – identified as Goyit Bulus and Sunday Olugbogi – were later released on bail.
The Public Affairs Officer of the task force, Adebayo Taofiq, confirmed the attack, adding that items taken away by the customs officers had yet to be returned.
He said, “One of the customs officers, identified only as Yusuf, slapped the magistrate for ordering his court officials to impound the NCS officers’ private vehicles for traffic offences.
“Two other customs officers beat up paramilitary officers and policemen at the scene. It took the intervention of the task force Chairman, SP Olayinka Egbeyemi, to have the court officials rescued.
“The assaulted magistrate’s stand is that no government official is above the law. The magistrate has directed the NCS to compel the officers to return all court exhibits, the camera and the mobile phones taken away from the court.”
The Nigeria Customs Service Public Relations Officer, FOU, Ikeja, Ejesieme Uche, confirmed that there was a clash between customs officers and policemen attached to the mobile court, adding that the heads of the NCS and the police had met and resolved the matter.
He said, “There was an unfortunate incident between some of our operatives and the security men attached to the Lagos State Mobile Court. The security men came for an operation around our vicinity. We were accused of slapping a magistrate. I am not confirming or debunking that, but in that situation, the magistrate did not wear uniform, so no one could identify him. But the heads of the security agencies have met and the matter has been resolved.
http://www.punchng.com/customs-officers-beat-lagos-magistrate-impounding-vehicles/
so magistrates now wear uniforms? Na wa for these customs officers. |
| Re: Customs Officers Beat Lagos Magistrate For Impounding Vehicles by AlanSugar(m): 5:37pm On Jun 13, 2016 |
satelliteDISH:
Are U a peacemaker or a trouble shooter? Bros, peace maker and trouble shooter are one and the same thing. A trouble maker is one who instigates trouble but a trouble shooter shoots and kills trouble as the name implies. Pls take note. We all here to learn. |
| Re: Customs Officers Beat Lagos Magistrate For Impounding Vehicles by PraiseGyps(f): 6:52pm On Jun 13, 2016 |
IRserveMyComent:
Fight of the titans. The worse is when they break the law they are meant to keep they refuse to be treated as law breakers. Exactly |
| Re: Customs Officers Beat Lagos Magistrate For Impounding Vehicles by tiwatowa: 4:10pm On Jun 14, 2016 |
Na so den dey jail person |
