Queenlovely:
it is normal.

It is called.contempt of court.

do you know what it means to be a judge? I have been close to major judges in Nigeria and know their stress.

Nigerians are very stubborn people, we don't obey law or follow process.

even abroad they jail lawyers for contempt of court.

Omihanifa:
This is clearly an Abuse of power, why can't the magistrate simply report him to NJC so that the lawyer can be sanctioned instead of sending him to suleja prisons

the story is looking as if the magistrate used the available opportunity to take his own pound of flesh for an old beef

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ijewejones:
Nigeria is a country where anybody,everybody intimidates one another(especially the subordinates when it is in an institution settings)

Assume it to be on a neutral ground,that lawyer & the magistrate for dey put legs inside one trousers..


Nothing person never hear when it comes to Nigeria

Barrywilly:
It was wrong for the lawyer to be interrupting the magistrate while delivering his ruling. The best option is to appeal the ruling on the basis of his perceived wrongs. He deserved what he got even though it was wrong for the magistrate to take law into his own hand. You cannot be an accuser and the judge at the same time.

iamyemiakins:
Wahala be like wetin again

Doraty1:


https://www.newtelegraphng.com/abuja-magistrate-orders-lawyer-handcuffed-jailed-for-challenging-him/

This is not funny ooh, I can feel the emotions of both parties from reading the gist, may God help the lawyer ooh, it can be terrible if he see the criminal he put in prison, there in sulaja prison, and the prisoner will say so you later come here, just like the devil on the last day will tell some people so you later came to hell after binding and casting me hahhhahaha, or may be one day the lawyer will be a judge and be in a position to judge the judge child tomorrow, this action can back fire ooh, let's be careful with our emotions

Omihanifa:
This is clearly an Abuse of power, why can't the magistrate simply report him to NJC so that the lawyer can be sanctioned instead of sending him to suleja prisons

the story is looking as if the magistrate used the available opportunity to take his own pound of flesh for an old beef

Barrywilly:
It was wrong for the lawyer to be interrupting the magistrate while delivering his ruling. The best option is to appeal the ruling on the basis of his perceived wrongs. He deserved what he got even though it was wrong for the magistrate to take law into his own hand. You cannot be an accuser and the judge at the same time.

Omihanifa:
This is clearly an Abuse of power, why can't the magistrate simply report him to NJC so that the lawyer can be sanctioned instead of sending him to suleja prisons

the story is looking as if the magistrate used the available opportunity to take his own pound of flesh for an old beef

Omihanifa:
This is clearly an Abuse of power, why can't the magistrate simply report him to NJC so that the lawyer can be sanctioned instead of sending him to suleja prisons

the story is looking as if the magistrate used the available opportunity to take his own pound of flesh for an old beef

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Queenlovely:
it is normal.

It is called.contempt of court.

do you know what it means to be a judge? I have been close to major judges in Nigeria and know their stress.

Nigerians are very stubborn people, we don't obey law or follow process.

even abroad they jail lawyers for contempt of court.

Omihanifa:
This is clearly an Abuse of power, why can't the magistrate simply report him to NJC so that the lawyer can be sanctioned instead of sending him to suleja prisons

the story is looking as if the magistrate used the available opportunity to take his own pound of flesh for an old beef

Barrywilly:
It was wrong for the lawyer to be interrupting the magistrate while delivering his ruling. The best option is to appeal the ruling on the basis of his perceived wrongs. He deserved what he got even though it was wrong for the magistrate to take law into his own hand. You cannot be an accuser and the judge at the same time.

Omihanifa:
This is clearly an Abuse of power, why can't the magistrate simply report him to NJC so that the lawyer can be sanctioned instead of sending him to suleja prisons

the story is looking as if the magistrate used the available opportunity to take his own pound of flesh for an old beef

Omihanifa:

the story is looking as if the magistrate used the available opportunity to take his own pound of flesh for an old beef

BigSarah:
is that legal? No physical assault....

Queenlovely:
it is normal.

It is called.contempt of court.

do you know what it means to be a judge? I have been close to major judges in Nigeria and know their stress.

Nigerians are very stubborn people, we don't obey law or follow process.

even abroad they jail lawyers for contempt of court.