Trouble1:
Mr man go to court
Clown!
The court of law said they are allowed to keep him for 15 more days and this one is screaming .
Sometimes I wonder how all these people that just talk anyhow without thinking . I wonder how their children feel when they see their stupid statements online .
Well, if your role model ,Fayose refuse to confess before 15 days . EFCC will obtain another one to detain him until he confess to his crimes and sign undertaking to return all th money he received from Dasuki . Or be charged to court and jailed .

Trouble1:
Mr man go to court
Clown!
The court of law said they are allowed to keep him for 15 more days and this one is screaming .
Sometimes I wonder how all these people that just talk anyhow without thinking . I wonder how their children feel when they see their stupid statements online .
Well, if your role model ,Fayose refuse to confess before 15 days . EFCC will obtain another one to detain him until he confess to his crimes and sign undertaking to return all th money he received from Dasuki . Or be charged to court and jailed .

Trouble1:
Mr man go to court
Clown!
The court of law said they are allowed to keep him for 15 more days and this one is screaming .
Sometimes I wonder how all these people that just talk anyhow without thinking . I wonder how their children feel when they see their stupid statements online .
Well, if your role model ,Fayose refuse to confess before 15 days . EFCC will obtain another one to detain him until he confess to his crimes and sign undertaking to return all th money he received from Dasuki . Or be charged to court and jailed .

gare:


Do you guys ever learn ? What he has said is that it is wrong to keep there for 14 days, or you don't want the Lawton be applied here, definitely he will go to court to challenge the that, you just come here looking for likes without thinking and understanding what you are writing and zombies will like it

blackmercyvelli:
Buy fayose can keep nigeria money for years, nigeria need to learn from china law and rules

Aburimeernest:
is ur pmb not a criminal ?

Daboomb:


I agree with you.
We need to make laws that enforce the death penalty against ANYONE who loots the public treasury.
All these long trial is a waste of time.
Once evidence can show that yo stole Public money, death by hanging straight
That is the first and best way to fight corruption.

Aburimeernest:
is ur pmb not a criminal ?

NAIJAHITPLAY:
Human rights lawyer, Chief Mike Ozekhome (SAN), said efforts had begun to secure release of former Governor of Ekiti State, Mr Ayodele Fayose, from Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) custody.

Ozekhome said this in an interview with the Newsmen in Abuja on Thursday.

Fayose, whose tenure as governor ended on Monday, had on Tuesday reported at EFCC office in Abuja to answer to some allegations levelled against while in office as governor.

Ozekhome said “Fayose’s lawyers are already taking steps to enforce his fundamental human rights by getting him released.


“Yes, his lawyers will go to court to enforce his fundamental human rights.

“The EFCC has no right to keep him for over 24 hours.

“If they have done that by obtaining a Magistrate Court’s Order that will be in the form of “holding charge” which has been declared unconstitutional and illegal by the Supreme Court.

“Holding charge is illegal. It is unconstitutional.’’


Ozekhome said that the section of the Administration of Criminal Justice Act (ACJA) permitting a magistrate to detain a suspect for 14 days was illegal.

According to him, any action outside the provisions of Section 35 of the Constitution which specifically provides for 24 hours, is illegal and unconstitutional.

He explained that the ACJA allowed for detention of a suspect for 14 days, but that Section 35 of the Constitution made it clear that a person could only be detained for 24 hours.

“So, when there is a clash between the statute, like the ACJA, and the Constitution, the Constitution prevails by virtue of Section 1(3).

“If they have gotten an order for two weeks from the magistrate court, it is unconstitutional,” Ozekhome stressed.

Recalls that Ozekhome was among Fayose’s supporters who accompanied him to the EFCC on Tuesday.

He had said that the present administration was governed by constitutionalism, and that it was a constitutional democracy.

When contacted for update of Fayose, especially on the detention, Head, Media and Publicity of EFCC, Mr Wilson Uwujaren, he simply said, “there is no update at the moment.”

Source:
http://www.naijahitplay.com/2018/10/we-are-taking-steps-to-enforce-fayose.html?m=1

Trouble1:
Mr man go to court
Clown!
The court of law said they are allowed to keep him for 15 more days and this one is screaming .
Sometimes I wonder how all these people that just talk anyhow without thinking . I wonder how their children feel when they see their stupid statements online .
Well, if your role model ,Fayose refuse to confess before 15 days . EFCC will obtain another one to detain him until he confess to his crimes and sign undertaking to return all the money he received from Dasuki . Or be charged to court and jailed .

linearity:


EFCC can’t determine guilt or innocence.

Only the courts have the power to do that, after a trial...and all citizens are presumed innocent until proven otherwise in a court of competent jurisdiction, even if they were caught in the very act with HD clear video evidence.

The guy might have committed a crime, due diligence requires that, he be taken to court to face justices. These are the types of unforced errors that make EFCC and government prosecutors loss cases on technical groups.

linearity:


EFCC can’t determine guilt or innocence.

Only the courts have the power to do that, after a trial...and all citizens are presumed innocent until proven otherwise in a court of competent jurisdiction, even if they were caught in the very act with HD clear video evidence.

The guy might have committed a crime, due diligence requires that, he be taken to court to face justices. These are the types of unforced errors that make EFCC and government prosecutors loss cases on technical groups.