| Re: African Bar Condemns Arrest, Invasion Of Judges’ Homes by Flakosixfive(m): 7:22pm On Oct 10, 2016 |
amjoseph19:
You see there is one thing most people don't get. Nobody is supporting corruption. Corruption is the reason why Africans especially Nigerians are suffering. corruption is deep rooted in our society, we are all corrupt. Yes, we all.
To many Nigerians, we think that corruption is only when a politician embezzled public funds. No, favourisim, nepotism, tribalism etc are all part of corruption which we all tends to exhibit in our streets, community, in school, even in church. So, as we are shouting corruption, we should also have a close look in the mirror.
Most of us are faulting buhari/DSS on this not that those judges are our uncles, father nor any relative of our's. We are faulting them because the are bringing in something greater than corruption, something that can halt a nation progress for a very long time. Something than can divide a nation. Buhari is trying to over power rule of law, he is trying to kill democracy. He is trying to take us back to stone age.
Believe me when I tell you that all politicians in nigeria are corrupt (I don't have any evidence to back it up, it is just a personal option). If I see any of them being accused or locked up for corruption, am not amaze. All WE ARE REQUESTING IS FOR DUE PROCESS TO BE FOLLOWED. If we don't totally and uniformly come against this. Tomorrow, you might be arrested for tweeting against buhari. If a judge is corrupt, there's I due process to go about that. If we boycott it today, tomorrow we might also boycott presidential election because some few thinks that Mr "A" is the right person for president.
Those commeding the DSS should always remember this poem.
First they came for the Socialists, and I did not speak out
Because I was not a Socialist.
Then they came for the Trade Unionists, and I did not speak out
Because I was not a Trade Unionist.
Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out
Because I was not a Jew.
Then they came for me and there was no one left to speak for me.
Buhari have shown that he belongs to somebody, I don't care if he jail all PDP members, associate. But let him follow due process for fucking sake.
He have been fighting corruption for almost 2 yrs now, not a single soul have been convicted by a competent court. I was even thinking that Dasuki is nailed on with how their media propaganda was going about it. But, only to my greatest surprise that he is still yet innocent. Even ECOWAS court granted him an unconditional release and fined FG.
Buhari trying to fight his so called corruption by overlooking the rule of law is like trying to discipline a child by killing the child.
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Remember, Those judges are innocent until proven guilty.
To those tagging them corrupt, when a policeman put your sorry ass inside jail and tag you murderer, armed robber or cultist. don't cry foul or run to nairaland to create a thread or go to any social media to cry about it. Karma is surely one hell of a bitch. Sentimental bullsh..t!! You have just wasted your time saying nothing! Zero! |
| Re: African Bar Condemns Arrest, Invasion Of Judges’ Homes by Ake1: 7:22pm On Oct 10, 2016 |
Nonsense in all the long stories. amjoseph19:
You see there is one thing most people don't get. Nobody is supporting corruption. Corruption is the reason why Africans especially Nigerians are suffering. corruption is deep rooted in our society, we are all corrupt. Yes, we all.
To many Nigerians, we think that corruption is only when a politician embezzled public funds. No, favourisim, nepotism, tribalism etc are all part of corruption which we all tends to exhibit in our streets, community, in school, even in church. So, as we are shouting corruption, we should also have a close look in the mirror.
Most of us are faulting buhari/DSS on this not that those judges are our uncles, father nor any relative of our's. We are faulting them because the are bringing in something greater than corruption, something that can halt a nation progress for a very long time. Something than can divide a nation. Buhari is trying to over power rule of law, he is trying to kill democracy. He is trying to take us back to stone age.
Believe me when I tell you that all politicians in nigeria are corrupt (I don't have any evidence to back it up, it is just a personal option). If I see any of them being accused or locked up for corruption, am not amaze. All WE ARE REQUESTING IS FOR DUE PROCESS TO BE FOLLOWED. If we don't totally and uniformly come against this. Tomorrow, you might be arrested for tweeting against buhari. If a judge is corrupt, there's I due process to go about that. If we boycott it today, tomorrow we might also boycott presidential election because some few thinks that Mr "A" is the right person for president.
Those commeding the DSS should always remember this poem.
First they came for the Socialists, and I did not speak out
Because I was not a Socialist.
Then they came for the Trade Unionists, and I did not speak out
Because I was not a Trade Unionist.
Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out
Because I was not a Jew.
Then they came for me and there was no one left to speak for me.
Buhari have shown that he belongs to somebody, I don't care if he jail all PDP members, associate. But let him follow due process for fucking sake.
He have been fighting corruption for almost 2 yrs now, not a single soul have been convicted by a competent court. I was even thinking that Dasuki is nailed on with how their media propaganda was going about it. But, only to my greatest surprise that he is still yet innocent. Even ECOWAS court granted him an unconditional release and fined FG.
Buhari trying to fight his so called corruption by overlooking the rule of law is like trying to discipline a child by killing the child.
Modified
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Remember, Those judges are innocent until proven guilty.
To those tagging them corrupt, when a policeman put your sorry ass inside jail and tag you murderer, armed robber or cultist. don't cry foul or run to nairaland to create a thread or go to any social media to cry about it. Karma is surely one hell of a bitch. |
| Re: African Bar Condemns Arrest, Invasion Of Judges’ Homes by brexit: 7:23pm On Oct 10, 2016 |
They are criminals everywhere they are both bar and bench |
| Re: African Bar Condemns Arrest, Invasion Of Judges’ Homes by tiger28: 7:27pm On Oct 10, 2016 |
amjoseph19:
You see there is one thing most people don't get. Nobody is supporting corruption. Corruption is the reason why Africans especially Nigerians are suffering. corruption is deep rooted in our society, we are all corrupt. Yes, we all.
To many Nigerians, we think that corruption is only when a politician embezzled public funds. No, favourisim, nepotism, tribalism etc are all part of corruption which we all tends to exhibit in our streets, community, in school, even in church. So, as we are shouting corruption, we should also have a close look in the mirror.
Most of us are faulting buhari/DSS on this not that those judges are our uncles, father nor any relative of our's. We are faulting them because the are bringing in something greater than corruption, something that can halt a nation progress for a very long time. Something than can divide a nation. Buhari is trying to over power rule of law, he is trying to kill democracy. He is trying to take us back to stone age.
Believe me when I tell you that all politicians in nigeria are corrupt (I don't have any evidence to back it up, it is just a personal option). If I see any of them being accused or locked up for corruption, am not amaze. All WE ARE REQUESTING IS FOR DUE PROCESS TO BE FOLLOWED. If we don't totally and uniformly come against this. Tomorrow, you might be arrested for tweeting against buhari. If a judge is corrupt, there's I due process to go about that. If we boycott it today, tomorrow we might also boycott presidential election because some few thinks that Mr "A" is the right person for president.
Those commeding the DSS should always remember this poem.
First they came for the Socialists, and I did not speak out
Because I was not a Socialist.
Then they came for the Trade Unionists, and I did not speak out
Because I was not a Trade Unionist.
Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out
Because I was not a Jew.
Then they came for me and there was no one left to speak for me.
Buhari have shown that he belongs to somebody, I don't care if he jail all PDP members, associate. But let him follow due process for fucking sake.
He have been fighting corruption for almost 2 yrs now, not a single soul have been convicted by a competent court. I was even thinking that Dasuki is nailed on with how their media propaganda was going about it. But, only to my greatest surprise that he is still yet innocent. Even ECOWAS court granted him an unconditional release and fined FG.
Buhari trying to fight his so called corruption by overlooking the rule of law is like trying to discipline a child by killing the child.
Modified
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Remember, Those judges are innocent until proven guilty.
To those tagging them corrupt, when a policeman put your sorry ass inside jail and tag you murderer, armed robber or cultist. don't cry foul or run to nairaland to create a thread or go to any social media to cry about it. Karma is surely one hell of a bitch. sharrap jor!!Due process is the reason most of the thieves that have stolen your future are walking about. Governors that have been charged for stealing since 12 years ago have not tasted jail yet and then we rejoice when a man that stole 5k is burnt to death. We have over 100 corrupt officials that have been charged since almost 15 years ago,NONE of them have tasted prison yet. And you are here blabbing due process  ?EVEN if my own father has unclean hands,pls forget due process and let him defend himself in court. Corruption is fighting back very hard and we must fight back Harder. Sadly ,most of those defending these thieves can hardly eat 2 square meal but ethnic hatred has beclouded them. 2 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: African Bar Condemns Arrest, Invasion Of Judges’ Homes by NairaMaster1(m): 7:29pm On Oct 10, 2016 |
NgeneUkwenu:
Useless and Corrupt Associations... I hit "like" for you. Unfortunately you supported Buratai $200M Dubai mansions. You equally supported the government officials selling forex. Emir Kano raised an alarm but saint PMB turned deaf ear. So, can you see why people shout witch hunt? Except the dociles 1 Like |
| Re: African Bar Condemns Arrest, Invasion Of Judges’ Homes by tiger28: 7:31pm On Oct 10, 2016 |
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| Re: African Bar Condemns Arrest, Invasion Of Judges’ Homes by godquality: 7:43pm On Oct 10, 2016 |
This people just reminds me of FIFA. Na so them claim say no corruption until FBI open their yansh. I remember then some mumu dey claim say na because America lost the right to host the world cup. Now we have another set of mumu fighting against this our fight against corruption.
May their children and children's children never enjoy peace or happiness. because they follow deprive us our own with their corruption. 2 Likes |
| Re: African Bar Condemns Arrest, Invasion Of Judges’ Homes by Mekulz(m): 7:51pm On Oct 10, 2016 |
higherpower:
U can't tell him what to say! He has made his point so deal with it. who are you and why did you quote me. get a brain dude. he shouldnt come here and say any rubbish about a noble profession because of the misconduct of few judges. I pray you get a brain too. African Bar Association is not a Corrupt Association and neither are they brainless. there are still men of high integrity in the Legal profession so everyone should respect that and don't make a mockery of the Profession. 1 Like |
| Re: African Bar Condemns Arrest, Invasion Of Judges’ Homes by vineyardfarms: 7:54pm On Oct 10, 2016 |
SHAMELESS BODY, FACELESS BODY. PLEASE, ASK THOSE JUDGES THE SOURCE OF THE CASH AND REAL ESTATES DOCUMENTS FOUND IN THEIR POSSESSION!!!!!!!! 1 Like |
| Re: African Bar Condemns Arrest, Invasion Of Judges’ Homes by Splashme: 8:04pm On Oct 10, 2016 |
todayboy:
Buhari is deft he does Not listen
Keep arresting
Until Nigeria burns 1 Like |
| Re: African Bar Condemns Arrest, Invasion Of Judges’ Homes by femarse: 8:09pm On Oct 10, 2016 |
has anyone notice something ?
all the stupid people supporting the judges are originally people who no matter what buhari do , it's never right
not for once since the man enter have they say anything good everything to them is bad do this bad do that bad arrest corrupt people bad nothing to them this govt is doing good
and yet none of them has come out here to tell us the due process in arresting a suspect
remember a suspect can be anybody I mean anybody so one of the stupid foolish wailers on this thread should come and explain to us dullard how to arrest a suspect who is suspected of having evidence of whatever they suspecting him or her for
the due process according to law pls come and explain to us since we are dullard and you are bad luck
we are waiting
mind you before u open your silly mouth and your hand to type remember to give us valid case study of those arrested with that due process in a highly Democratic country
then we can all know if the govt was right or wrong
stop just telling us they did not follow due process
explain the process to us 2 Likes |
| Re: African Bar Condemns Arrest, Invasion Of Judges’ Homes by ziga: 8:11pm On Oct 10, 2016 |
Abcka811:
U must be an Islamist always praying for war, destruction. So we should fight and kill one another following your example of the US abi. Wetin be your business whether I be Islamist? No be only una get Naija. And if the way forward na to scatter everything, so that we fit build better foundation. Then that is what it will be. As long as your nyash no dey smell, you no suppose fear na. |
| Re: African Bar Condemns Arrest, Invasion Of Judges’ Homes by 989900: 8:19pm On Oct 10, 2016 |
mykelmeezy:
[s]read your comment all over
1 where was it ever stated or proven that the judges resisted arrest....
2. why do it at 1am for fuhks sake....its enof psychological trauma to think youre getting robbed when DSS "Breaks " into your house at such odd hour.... it might not be legal it might be but it isnt sensible....why not during the day
3.why beat up children n staff of such judges when they have nothing to do with their father/boss action
be4 you start talking crap read carefully n see where my point is b4 the zombie in you kicks in n start calling me a wailer or whatever you zombies call every one[/s] |
| Re: African Bar Condemns Arrest, Invasion Of Judges’ Homes by Seun360(m): 8:41pm On Oct 10, 2016 |
ajalawole:
Babe will not hear cuz he still get ear infection Oh, your babe get ear problem. Kpele joor. |
| Re: African Bar Condemns Arrest, Invasion Of Judges’ Homes by Koskio(m): 9:29pm On Oct 10, 2016 |
It would have been tolerable if the so-called move to rid the judiciary of corruption was genuine; I have a strong feeling that this is part of the Buhari administration's strategy to intimidate and silent all dissenting voices 1 Like |
| Re: African Bar Condemns Arrest, Invasion Of Judges’ Homes by vislabraye(m): 10:48pm On Oct 10, 2016 |
amjoseph19:
You see there is one thing most people don't get. Nobody is supporting corruption. Corruption is the reason why Africans especially Nigerians are suffering. corruption is deep rooted in our society, we are all corrupt. Yes, we all.
To many Nigerians, we think that corruption is only when a politician embezzled public funds. No, favourisim, nepotism, tribalism etc are all part of corruption which we all tends to exhibit in our streets, community, in school, even in church. So, as we are shouting corruption, we should also have a close look in the mirror.
Most of us are faulting buhari/DSS on this not that those judges are our uncles, father nor any relative of our's. We are faulting them because the are bringing in something greater than corruption, something that can halt a nation progress for a very long time. Something than can divide a nation. Buhari is trying to over power rule of law, he is trying to kill democracy. He is trying to take us back to stone age.
Believe me when I tell you that all politicians in nigeria are corrupt (I don't have any evidence to back it up, it is just a personal option). If I see any of them being accused or locked up for corruption, am not amaze. All WE ARE REQUESTING IS FOR DUE PROCESS TO BE FOLLOWED. If we don't totally and uniformly come against this. Tomorrow, you might be arrested for tweeting against buhari. If a judge is corrupt, there's I due process to go about that. If we boycott it today, tomorrow we might also boycott presidential election because some few thinks that Mr "A" is the right person for president.
Those commeding the DSS should always remember this poem.
First they came for the Socialists, and I did not speak out
Because I was not a Socialist.
Then they came for the Trade Unionists, and I did not speak out
Because I was not a Trade Unionist.
Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out
Because I was not a Jew.
Then they came for me and there was no one left to speak for me.
Buhari have shown that he belongs to somebody, I don't care if he jail all PDP members, associate. But let him follow due process for fucking sake.
He have been fighting corruption for almost 2 yrs now, not a single soul have been convicted by a competent court. I was even thinking that Dasuki is nailed on with how their media propaganda was going about it. But, only to my greatest surprise that he is still yet innocent. Even ECOWAS court granted him an unconditional release and fined FG.
Buhari trying to fight his so called corruption by overlooking the rule of law is like trying to discipline a child by killing the child.
Modified
...................................................................................................
Remember, Those judges are innocent until proven guilty.
To those tagging them corrupt, when a policeman put your sorry ass inside jail and tag you murderer, armed robber or cultist. don't cry foul or run to nairaland to create a thread or go to any social media to cry about it. Karma is surely one hell of a bitch. The judges have already been released based on self recognition. Funny isn't it ? 1 Like 1 Share |
| Re: African Bar Condemns Arrest, Invasion Of Judges’ Homes by yjgm(m): 10:59pm On Oct 10, 2016 |
BASIC GUIDE TO ARGUING EITHER IN FAVOUR OR AGAINST THE RECENT ARRESTS OF SOME JUDICIAL OFFICERS BY THE DSS.
Before you argue either in favour of the recent arrests of some judicial officers by the DSS, it is important that most of you know the following facts. They will guide you to argue intelligently and intelligibly. This is my part of contribution to the change agenda.
1. No judicial officer has immunity against, arrest, search, investigation and/or prosecution in respect of an allegation of crime.
2. The National Judicial Commission (NJC) is responsible for the appointment, discipline/punishment of judicial officers only in respect of breach of judicial ethics, and not crime.
3. Even where a judicial officer has been sanctioned by the NJC for any misconduct, the state still reserves the right to prosecute the erring officer if his misconduct amounts to a crime.
4. The Administration of Criminal Justice Act (2015) is the procedural law that guides the activities of all federal investigating and prosecutorial agencies like the police, EFCC, ICPC, DSSS,etc., as well as the Federal High Court, High Court of the FCT, National Industrial Court, Code of Conduct Tribunal, etc.
5. Any action taken by any prosecutorial agency either during investigation or prosecution must be in line with the ACJA
4. Under the ACJA, there is no time limit or time frame when a person can be arrested. There is no day that a person cannot be arrested.
5. Sections 12 (2) & 13 ACJA give a law officer the power to break into and out of any house for the purpose of arresting a suspect who fails to let the arresting officer in.
6. Section 43 (1) ACJA states: "A warrant of arrest may be executed on any day, including a Sunday or public holiday."
7. The person arresting may not necessarily be the person to prosecute. A private person may arrest a suspect and hand him over to a prosecuting authority(Section 23 ACJA).
8. A person may be arrested notwithstanding that the person arresting him is not in possession of an arrest warrant on demand, but can show the warrant as soon as practicable. Section 44 ACJA.
9. "A warrant of arrest issued by a Federal High Court sitting anywhere may be executed in any part of Nigeria." Section 47 (1) ACJA.
10. A search warrant can be executed by anyone to whom it is directed (Section 147 ACJA).
11. "A search warrant may be issued and executed at any time on any day, including a Sunday or public holiday."(Section 148).
12. Apart from the President, vice president, Governor and a Deputy Governor, no other person has immunity from arrest and/or prosecution.
9/10/16
Bro Chuks Ubani |
| Re: African Bar Condemns Arrest, Invasion Of Judges’ Homes by mapet: 12:42am On Oct 11, 2016 |
This is what happens when self-serving idiots heads organisations, like African Bar Association (whatever that means). They simply bring their organisation to disrepute |
| Re: African Bar Condemns Arrest, Invasion Of Judges’ Homes by HoneyBee23(f): 4:59am On Oct 11, 2016 |
tdayof:
Bunch of thieves. Show me how their human right was violated.
DSS had an arrest and search warrant. Judges just like any other citizen are not above the law.
You keep on milking our money and you're spilling shit?
If you resist an arrest, full force is authorized.
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| Re: African Bar Condemns Arrest, Invasion Of Judges’ Homes by Doctoryoung(m): 5:29am On Oct 11, 2016 |
NBA Nigeria Bribery Association |
| Re: African Bar Condemns Arrest, Invasion Of Judges’ Homes by berrystunn(m): 6:41am On Oct 11, 2016 |
NgeneUkwenu:
Useless and Corrupt Associations... Is over for buhari.... Hahaha.... He have a case of qualification. The same association waved the case. 1 Like |
| Re: African Bar Condemns Arrest, Invasion Of Judges’ Homes by ozodimgba(m): 6:44am On Oct 11, 2016 |
Every con3 deserve the govt they have naijeria is not exception. After all he was voted into this position by the citizenry.when his subjects was killing people in KANO & other northern parts of the con3 no one perceived him as been dictatorial, it is now that a lot of water have gone underground that our eyes are open. Good morning naijerians![color=#006600][/color] 1 Like |
| Re: African Bar Condemns Arrest, Invasion Of Judges’ Homes by wiseoneking: 7:00am On Oct 11, 2016 |
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