...but he ought to be compensated...naija go better...kudos corpers

Good gesture there! May Almighty God reward them abundantly, Amin. Meanwhile, our Lawyers need to do more in this regard as thousand of innocent Nigerians have spent years in prisons without being convicted.

Nice gesture,una go see work after service.

KingTom:
Nice one guys.

Lalasticlala Dominique Oya na push am go

Mementoes:
Nice!

In another development, admin should help us disable or change the colour of the pink (f) in front of female monikers with no picture. Thanks.

You do you have picture?
Admin should start be disabling your blue m

megrimor:


You do you have picture?
Admin should start be disabling your blue m

Brilliant! Tirigbosaa!! For those coppers they ve saved a life more organisations should do the same, like some of the lawyers without border (lawyers sans frontieres) i used to work with when I was training we go all the over the third world representing innocent prisoners who could not afford legall fees for free. It was always a satisfation seen the joy on their faces when they are finally released from prisons and they were always gratefull in a modest and sincere way, and seen the happiness on their families faces who thought they would never see Their loved ones again was priceless.

teebaxy:
He left at the appointed time, everything that happens to us in life, is for a reason.....many are not in prison but have lost their lives on one thing or the other....in summary- Always give thanks to God

That sounds like resignation to fate. He left coz some concerned people did something, not because a man in the sky willed it. Until we Nigerians decide to take our destiny into our hands, we'll remain where we are.

Epositive:
good for him... ohiza inya timpor


#positivevibes

u be ebira

Imagine the stupid reason he was remanded for two years plus. What a zoological republic.

Frankdotcom:

Fate smiled on one Mr. Daniel Omunya who has been remanded in Okene prison, Kogi state for close to 2 years as he finally regained his freedom courtesy of some members of the National Youth Service Corps, Kogi state.


Mr. Omunya, a native of Benue state was arrested on his way from Benue en route Akure along okene /magongo express road in July 2015 by men of the Nigerian police force on a stop and search duty. He was alleged to have been in possession of a military camouflage shorts (Nika) in his bag.

He was a local cocoa farmer going to his farm at Akure. 



The NYSC legal Aid team Okene, led by Peter Dakwl visited the Okene prison on 23rd February, 2017 on a follow up on Mr Daniel's case, which was commenced by the previous batch.

After gathering much information, the legal aid team wrote a letter to the Okene high Court and Mr Daniel was brought to court on 28th of February.

The group followed the case vigorously even when the case was adjourned thrice.

The breakthrough came on 21st March 2017, when the chief judge of Okene high court considered the application valid, that Mr Omunya had stayed longer than the maximum jail term for his offense which was supposed to be six months.

Upon his release, the legal Aid team brought him to the "corpers" lodge Okene to meet with the NYSC local government Inspector, Mr lucky Onorkwopor.

On the 23rd of March 2017, Mr Daniel was brought before corps members during the JAC week lecture and freewill donations were made to assist him travel to reunite with his family.

A total Sum of thirteen thousand naira(
N13,000) was realized from the freewill donations.

Mr. Omunya could not hide his joy as he rained thanks and appreciation on the corps members for their ingenuity. He prayed God to meet the corps members at their varying points of need.

http://www.franklinonwubiko.com/2017/03/corps-members-in-okene-kogi-state.html?utm_source=&utm_medium=facebook&m=1

Good jobs guys.
However, neck tie no be by force.
The guy on the right jus dey abuse shirt and tie anyhow. E for wear agbada or danchiki

ciggy000:
quite emotional. I still see hope for d youths of this country.welldone guys

yea* gud

A kind gesture

Epositive:
good for him... ohiza inya timpor



#positivevibes

Ebira boy

Bashnigga:
Ebira boy

you nkor?

I say amen to this. Amen!

xjiggy:
Thank GOD for these corpers intervention. Na so the man for die for jail because of camouflage boxers. Nigerian Police go just dump people for jail without arraigning them in court. Awaiting trial for a six months offense turn two years. E no go better for those Police officers

Epositive:


you nkor?

100%

Bashnigga:
100%

azawu yor

Prinxxdave:
u be ebira

your tribe?

Epositive:


azawu yor

Enor dahi
U stay in okene ??

[quote author=Epositive post=54915221]
your tribe? [/quote
ebira

Jacksparr0w127:

vizkiz:

Who be this?

ghost

Pls we need this corpers in kuje prison......mazi Kalu must b freed too

Hmmmmm....
The law....
The offenders....
The judiciary......
Too much to bear.

Nigeria can never be innocent with the kind of evil that happens daily. Some innocent pple are in the prisons without trial and the guilty are free. What a country. This evil alone can keep the curse of God constant over a land. Micah 6: 6-8. The scripture summarizes it. The day we pick up justice as our target, that day we shall come out of this wilderness of retrogression.

corpers wee. I must commend you guys, its a great gesture. wishing y'all the best in your endeavour

jamescash:
xplosivecash.com is currently hot and blazing. im currently on my third recycle... the plans are 2,500 to get 5,000 5,000 to get 10,000 10,000 to get 20,000 20,000 to get 40,000 50,000 to get 100,000. hurry now and make cool cash

u don reach here again Mr "tree wey dem de pluck money from"? U will not make heaven oo. Ur mates are scamming oyinbo, u r busy scamming poor pple around ur area, na tyre dem go out for ur neck u kukuma knw naija with jungle justice.

Bashnigga:
Enor dahi U stay in okene ??

nope... i'm in abuja and you?