illicit:
President Tinubu can't be arrested

Newdawn30:

But his immunity isn't absolute in a foreign land like the united states

illicit:


Bro

Read the chatgpt response that you posted again

Newdawn30:
User
Can Nigerian sitting president be arrested for a crime of identify theft and narcotics committed in the united states if he visit the united states while in office

ChatGPT
The ability to arrest a sitting president of Nigeria, or any other country, for crimes committed in another country, such as identity theft and narcotics offenses in the United States, is a complex matter that involves international law, diplomatic relations, and the specific legal framework of both countries involved.

Generally, sitting heads of state, including presidents, have diplomatic immunity, which protects them from prosecution in foreign countries. However, this immunity is not absolute and can be waived under certain circumstances. If a Nigerian president were to visit the United States and be accused of serious crimes like identity theft and narcotics offenses, the legal and diplomatic processes would come into play.

In practice, if there were credible evidence and legal grounds to arrest the sitting president of Nigeria while in the United States, it could lead to a complex legal and diplomatic situation. The specific actions taken would depend on the laws of both countries, any applicable international treaties, and the willingness of the countries involved to cooperate in legal matters.

It's important to note that this is a hypothetical scenario and the actual outcome would depend on various legal, diplomatic, and political factors, which can change over time. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, consulting legal experts or official government sources is advisable.

Newdawn30:
User
Can Nigerian sitting president be arrested for a crime of identify theft and narcotics committed in the united states if he visit the united states while in office

ChatGPT
The ability to arrest a sitting president of Nigeria, or any other country, for crimes committed in another country, such as identity theft and narcotics offenses in the United States, is a complex matter that involves international law, diplomatic relations, and the specific legal framework of both countries involved.

Generally, sitting heads of state, including presidents, have diplomatic immunity, which protects them from prosecution in foreign countries. However, this immunity is not absolute and can be waived under certain circumstances. If a Nigerian president were to visit the United States and be accused of serious crimes like identity theft and narcotics offenses, the legal and diplomatic processes would come into play.

In practice, if there were credible evidence and legal grounds to arrest the sitting president of Nigeria while in the United States, it could lead to a complex legal and diplomatic situation. The specific actions taken would depend on the laws of both countries, any applicable international treaties, and the willingness of the countries involved to cooperate in legal matters.

It's important to note that this is a hypothetical scenario and the actual outcome would depend on various legal, diplomatic, and political factors, which can change over time. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, consulting legal experts or official government sources is advisable.

EXOUSIAng:
A sitting president can not be arrested.
And you chatgpt is funny.
It's actually amazing how you people feel that the American law overides the Nigerian constitution.
It's the low self esteem that beats my imagination.
Most of the people pushing for this whole certificate issue actually don't even have a degree.
A degree holder asking this question should actually have the degree withdrawn.

Newdawn30:
User
Can Nigerian sitting president be arrested for a crime of identify theft and narcotics committed in the united states if he visit the united states while in office

ChatGPT
The ability to arrest a sitting president of Nigeria, or any other country, for crimes committed in another country, such as identity theft and narcotics offenses in the United States, is a complex matter that involves international law, diplomatic relations, and the specific legal framework of both countries involved.

Generally, sitting heads of state, including presidents, have diplomatic immunity, which protects them from prosecution in foreign countries. However, this immunity is not absolute and can be waived under certain circumstances. If a Nigerian president were to visit the United States and be accused of serious crimes like identity theft and narcotics offenses, the legal and diplomatic processes would come into play.

In practice, if there were credible evidence and legal grounds to arrest the sitting president of Nigeria while in the United States, it could lead to a complex legal and diplomatic situation. The specific actions taken would depend on the laws of both countries, any applicable international treaties, and the willingness of the countries involved to cooperate in legal matters.

It's important to note that this is a hypothetical scenario and the actual outcome would depend on various legal, diplomatic, and political factors, which can change over time. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, consulting legal experts or official government sources is advisable.

astonished:
This Obidient' people are too funny

Most of them are living in a fool paradise, they are still dreaming of their messaih be president, president of Biafra.

They need to wake up their slumber, that they've cause more division in the land with their bullying and hatred campaign against the Yoruba trybes.

Obi can't become president of this country, it's not a ordinary mouth talk.

No one happy about the situation of Nigeria, but the way Igbo Obidient' unleashed vengeance on Yoruba people, for Igbo man to rule this country will be harder, not to talk of that Agulu fraud with empty brain