Here is the Order of Federal High Court, Ado Ekiti, restraining the EFCC or its agents from arresting any government official in Ekiti State, except anyone indicted by the State House of Assembly. The order of November 2016 is still subsisting as EFCC did not appeal it.




More here: http://www.naijabloggersforum.com/p/53/order-of-federal-high-court-restraining-efcc-from-arresting

Cc: lalasticlala

A Government that doesnt respect court orders is that one a Government

Expecting the Buhari govt to respect court orders is like waiting for a ship at the airport , it's never going to happen

so the court can give order that a crimimal should not be arrested but celebrated. How much was the jugde paid? Justice Ayo Salami is back, he is coming for the corrupt judges and also to pay Jonathan in his own coins. Karma is a heartless bittch.

But Buhari have unbriddled disdain for the courts and will not obey any pronouncement that does not feed into his plan.

A court order does not prevent EFCC from doing its statutory function! The people that filed that motion are bunch of jokers, that was why EFCC didn't deem it worthy of appeal.

What the people that got this court order would have done would be to first challenge the paragraph of the constitution that empowers EFCC to investigate and prosecute economic crimes and to arrest and detain those found culpable. The constitution of the Federal republic is supreme to any court order so this is an exercise in futility; getting a court order to prevent an agency from doing its statutory function which is embedded into the constitution is is dead-on-arrival; it does not even worth an appeal.

As if state house of assembly will implicate criminals they share loots with

Ok

Respect for rule of Law indeed

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The Judiciary is worst than the Executive. They are the major problem we have in Nigeria, imagine a judge directly supervising and protecting corruption. As usual, the children of Hatred and Abhorrence will always support anything that is against Buhari good deed.

It is a shame to have tyrants in power who are this brainless.

Nobody is saying that Efcc shouldn't do their work but the timing is very wrong ,Fayose declares for president the next minute you go on clamping down on his cabinet members .

If they had a case of financial fraud against ekiti govt why wait till now? this is just too ridiculous and one wonders the type of drugs this people high on.

Fayose could have sourced his campaign funds from many other sources other than bail out funds ,yes after all bail out funds wasn't released just yesterday.

If the Efcc cannot obey a court of jurisdiction that is legally constituted by the Nigeria laws then this govt is a hoax.

Will the EFCC obey it?

It's like telling a governor not to carry out his functions as enshrined in the constitution. It can't work.

A court can't tell EFCC not to carry out its constitutional duties.
When you run to court for protection or injunction, that means you have alot to hide.
Only the President & VP and governor & Vice has immunity not to be investigated nor arrested.
These nonsense court injunctions are alien to the constitution.

at the end of 4 years


buhari will have no achievement other than chasing ipob in circles


and freezing and unfreezing pdp members accounts

MaziOmenuko:
A court order does not prevent EFCC from doing its statutory function! The people that filed that motion are bunch of jokers, that was why EFCC didn't deem it worthy of appeal.

What the people that got this court order would have done would be to first challenge the paragraph of the constitution that empowers EFCC to investigate and prosecute economic crimes and to arrest and detain those found culpable. The constitution of the Federal republic is supreme to any court order so this is an exercise in futility; getting a court order to prevent an agency from doing its statutory function which is embedded into the constitution is is dead-on-arrival; it does not even worth an appeal.

May your days be long. The children of Hatred will soon come for you.

rozayx5:
at the end of 4 years


buhari will have no achievement other than chasing ipob in circles


and freezing and unfreezing pdp members accounts

Take this N100, go and buy sense. Tell them to give you a functional one.

paiz:
A Government that doesnt respect court orders is that one a Government

because u are a thief that is why u always support thief.with ur empty brain and hunger u are still supporting politician and judge .u are not ashamed

Judicial system should be respected

frankihima:
because u are a thief that is why u always support thief.with ur empty brain and hunger u are still supporting politician and judge .u are not ashamed

May you remain blessed all the days of your life.

Henrylenovo4363:
Judicial system should be respected

And the Executive should be disrespected? Who is supplying your weed?

Intimidation

SalamRushdie:
Expecting the Buhari govt to respect court orders is like waiting for a ship at the airport , it's never going to happen

lol

How can a judge grant this order tht promotes impunity, d judiciary is dead.......but tht judge will hurriedly sentence a yahoo boy to 60years imprisonment. Anybody tht supports this needs to get himself checked

Nemesis1:
As if state house of assembly will implicate criminals they share loots with

My brother,this country is finished!

A court order restraining EFCC from doing its work.


So PMB was very right,the judiciary is the headache .

The same judiciary that gave a court order that former governor of Rivers state ,Odili, cannot be prosecuted.

NONSENSE!!! What of the court order restraining the Police from arresting anyone suspected of any crime which was signed in 1902?

paiz:
A Government that doesnt respect court orders is that one a Government

Does the judgment even make sense to even yourself or do you just hate without thinking?

You expect a house that is solely PDP to indict themselves right? Biko, use your brain please.

A COURT ORDER TO STOP EFCC FROM DOING ITS CONSTITUTIONAL DUTIES, MAY JUNGLE JUSTICE FALL ON THAT JUDGE.
EDIOTTS

The level of confusion is so much in Nigeria. Why order not to arrest. Arrest is not death sentence. The way our judiciary are hawking injunction thereby making the elite above the law.

todaynewsreview:
Here is the Order of Federal High Court, Ado Ekiti, restraining the EFCC or its agents from arresting any government official in Ekiti State, except anyone indicted by the State House of Assembly. The order of November 2016 is still subsisting as EFCC did not appeal it.







More here: http://www.naijabloggersforum.com/p/53/order-of-federal-high-court-restraining-efcc-from-arresting

Cc: lalasticlala

It is a settled law in Nigeria that no court can stop any govt agency from doing what it was set up by law to do. No court can stop EFCC from acting in any way that the law that set it up allow it allow it. So, when EFCC is ready, the appeal won't require many sittings to set aside aside t judgement