It is best the Prince is charged with the offense of being a "vagabond and disorderly person" under the criminal code. The Prince was neither in control of the firearm nor can it be shown that he procured the security personnel to kill the Professor. Section 249 of the Nigerian Criminal Code is the best catch to put away the Prince.

Yankiss:
This is really sad and painful. The Prince clearly didn't mean any harm. Village people are really strong. Celebration just turned to tragedy of immense proportion. Both the prince and the hunter who shot wrongly are in for a long ride with the law. Is the gun licensed? Is the one carrying it licensed to do so? These are some of the posers that will determine culpability. But it's a long ride for sure!

It is best the Prince is charged with the offense of being a "vagabond and disorderly person" under the criminal code. The Prince was neither in control of the firearm nor can it be shown that he procured the security personnel to kill the Professor. Section 249 of the Nigerian Criminal Code is the best catch to put away the Prince.

Yankiss:
This is really sad and painful. The Prince clearly didn't mean any harm. Village people are really strong. Celebration just turned to tragedy of immense proportion. Both the prince and the hunter who shot wrongly are in for a long ride with the law. Is the gun licensed? Is the one carrying it licensed to do so? These are some of the posers that will determine culpability. But it's a long ride for sure!

Only the prince is on a long ride oo, the hunter actually had a short ride as he was killed by mob

sofeo:
It could be linked to him.

like he ordered salute shot to the rest but ordered a target shot to a single. Then ordered mob action against the shooter to cover his track. That's what we called Mafia.

DavidEsq:

It is best the Prince is charged with the offense of being a "vagabond and disorderly person" under the criminal code. The Prince was neither in control of the firearm nor can it be shown that he procured the security personnel to kill the Professor. Section 249 of the Nigerian Criminal Code is the best catch to put away the Prince.

which kind section be that one hmm 🤔

Yankiss:
This is really sad and painful. The Prince clearly didn't mean any harm. Village people are really strong. Celebration just turned to tragedy of immense proportion. Both the prince and the hunter who shot wrongly are in for a long ride with the law. Is the gun licensed? Is the one carrying it licensed to do so? These are some of the posers that will determine culpability. But it's a long ride for sure!

The hunter was killed.

othermen:
How to get away with Murder: Thwarting an Aspiring Leader, Nigeria edition.

Adeoriokin possessed both material and social capital, positioning him as a potential future leader in his state.

His humility and charisma endeared him to many, but some felt threatened by his ascent.

Here's a strategy to impede his rise: appeal to his likable qualities, invite him to a nighttime meeting, and instruct him to park his vehicle in a secluded area. Enlist local vigilantes and instruct them to give him a grand entrance with gunshot salutes. Have one of the vigilantes demonstrate by firing into the dark close.

Keep a controlled mob at a distance to ensure the vigilante can’t present a plausible story about being misled into shooting into the dark alley.

Utilize your influence to prevent any hospital in the vicinity from admitting him. If someone attempts to bring him to a hospital, get someone to remind them of a fictional police report and emphasize the victim's influence, suggesting that the hospital would be held liable if he were to die. The public hospitals don’t even have the capacity, “he should end up dead in one of those”.

As the plan unfolds, and he fortunately passes away, the police may invite you, but as a prince, you are likely to escape legal consequences. As it can lead to another Modakeke-Ife inter-community civil war. For the purposes of peace, proper investigations can be a cost.

With Adeoriokin out of the picture, those who less charismatic and socially incapable now have an opportunity without feeling threatened.

His immediate family abroad are afraid to come back to Nigeria to assess his estate for fear of their own safety. Those back home mourn their promising relative while ensuring they get ahold of his estate.

I totally reason along with you. This somehow look like a planned work. It seems the professor is a threat to some politicians because of his exposure and carriage, hence they looked for a way to eliminate him. Never trust a Nigerian politician, they are very wicked and are always ready to kill to attain any position.

Yankiss:
This is really sad and painful. The Prince clearly didn't mean any harm. Village people are really strong. Celebration just turned to tragedy of immense proportion. Both the prince and the hunter who shot wrongly are in for a long ride with the law. Is the gun licensed? Is the one carrying it licensed to do so? These are some of the posers that will determine culpability. But it's a long ride for sure!

Immediately he shot the professor , the security personnel was mobbed to death.

Samirana360:
The prince go explain taya, no evidence.... But las las he'll go scot free.... Nigeria is Nigeria

It was nothing to do wit Nigeria, any skilled lawyer would get him out within seconds.

TruthsFM:
which kind section be that one hmm 🤔

It is actually a written law contained in the Criminal code of southern Nigeria and it is there for those who read.

Creamypie:
Na who give order for gun salute. Yes, he's behind it,not the shooter. Shooter was acting under command

Where is gun salute normally shoot? There is no case here, except they can prove that the Prince planned with the security to shoot directly at the victim and make it to look like an incident.

Apart from that there is no case here.

RickyJesus:

It was nothing to do wit Nigeria, any skilled lawyer would get him out within seconds.

Seconds u said? Dey play. Don't go and read the laws. The laws are wider than u think. I already posted something on this on this thread

Wow! This is exactly what I believe is the true thing that happened

othermen:
How to get away with Murder: Thwarting an Aspiring Leader, Nigeria edition.

Adeoriokin possessed both material and social capital, positioning him as a potential future leader in his state.

His humility and charisma endeared him to many, but some felt threatened by his ascent.

Here's a strategy to impede his rise: appeal to his likable qualities, invite him to a nighttime meeting, and instruct him to park his vehicle in a secluded area. Enlist local vigilantes and instruct them to give him a grand entrance with gunshot salutes. Have one of the vigilantes demonstrate by firing into the dark close.

Keep a controlled mob at a distance to ensure the vigilante can’t present a plausible story about being misled into shooting into the dark alley.

Utilize your influence to prevent any hospital in the vicinity from admitting him. If someone attempts to bring him to a hospital, get someone to remind them of a fictional police report and emphasize the victim's influence, suggesting that the hospital would be held liable if he were to die. The public hospitals don’t even have the capacity, “he should end up dead in one of those”.

As the plan unfolds, and he fortunately passes away, the police may invite you, but as a prince, you are likely to escape legal consequences. As it can lead to another Modakeke-Ife inter-community civil war. For the purposes of peace, proper investigations can be a cost.

With Adeoriokin out of the picture, those who less charismatic and socially incapable now have an opportunity without feeling threatened.

His immediate family abroad are afraid to come back to Nigeria to assess his estate for fear of their own safety. Those back home mourn their promising relative while ensuring they get ahold of his estate.

DavidEsq:

Seconds u said? Dey play. Don't go and read the laws. The laws are wider than u think. I already posted something on this on this thread

"vagabond and disorderly person", how can you prove that? On what ground is ordering your security guard to have a gun salute for your guest amount to be a vagabond and disorderly person?

Give me a case where a such judgment was passed for similar offence.

From prince of Ejigbo to prince of Ilesha prison. Promotion could be negative or positive.

The police did the right thing and I hope the usual way won't be followed because this is tricky. It looks more like an organized crime.

DavidEsq:

It is actually a written law contained in the Criminal code of southern Nigeria and it is there for those who read.

haaa so the prince will go without touch

DavidEsq:

It is best the Prince is charged with the offense of being a "vagabond and disorderly person" under the criminal code. The Prince was neither in control of the firearm nor can it be shown that he procured the security personnel to kill the Professor. Section 249 of the Nigerian Criminal Code is the best catch to put away the Prince.

HOW DOES THIS RELATE TO SECTION 249 OF THE NIGERIA CRIMINAL CODE?
BELOW IS THE SECTION 249
The following persons‐

(a) every common prostitute‐

(i) behaving in a disorderly or indecent manner in any public place;

(ii) loitering and persistently importuning or soliciting persons for the purpose of prostitution;



(b) every person wandering or placing himself in any public place to beg or gather alms, or causing or procuring or encouraging any child or children so to do;

(c) every person playing at any game of chance for money or money's worth in any public place; and

(d) every person who, in any public place, conducts himself in a manner likely to cause a breach of the peace,

shall be deemed idle and disorderly persons and may be arrested without warrant, and are guilty of a simple offence and liable to imprisonment for one month.
More: https://jurist.ng/criminal_code_act/sec-249

... and there's no good hospital in Ejigbo, so sad 😢

finallybusy:
The crime solved itself. All that’re needed are joint statements from the witnesses.

Our medical system is terrible in this country. People die from survivable gunshot wounds. It’s now commonplace that I believe our doctors know nothing concerning such injuries. Sha, we balance the situation with our high birth rate. We go dey alright, last last.

The crime solved itself.

Hahaha... Be like you no Sabi Naija politicians. All that big grammar of thoroughly investigate that you're seeing up there means that some people are going to be let go and agreements between families reached.

othermen:
How to get away with Murder: Thwarting an Aspiring Leader, Nigeria edition.

Adeoriokin possessed both material and social capital, positioning him as a potential future leader in his state.

His humility and charisma endeared him to many, but some felt threatened by his ascent.

Here's a strategy to impede his rise: appeal to his likable qualities, invite him to a nighttime meeting, and instruct him to park his vehicle in a secluded area. Enlist local vigilantes and instruct them to give him a grand entrance with gunshot salutes. Have one of the vigilantes demonstrate by firing into the dark close.

Keep a controlled mob at a distance to ensure the vigilante can’t present a plausible story about being misled into shooting into the dark alley.

Utilize your influence to prevent any hospital in the vicinity from admitting him. If someone attempts to bring him to a hospital, get someone to remind them of a fictional police report and emphasize the victim's influence, suggesting that the hospital would be held liable if he were to die. The public hospitals don’t even have the capacity, “he should end up dead in one of those”.

As the plan unfolds, and he fortunately passes away, the police may invite you, but as a prince, you are likely to escape legal consequences. As it can lead to another Modakeke-Ife inter-community civil war. For the purposes of peace, proper investigations can be a cost.

With Adeoriokin out of the picture, those who less charismatic and socially incapable now have an opportunity without feeling threatened.

His immediate family abroad are afraid to come back to Nigeria to assess his estate for fear of their own safety. Those back home mourn their promising relative while ensuring they get ahold of his estate.

Very pathetic story

This was how first world war started when an Austrian prince was assassinated

DavidEsq:

It is best the Prince is charged with the offense of being a "vagabond and disorderly person" under the criminal code. The Prince was neither in control of the firearm nor can it be shown that he procured the security personnel to kill the Professor. Section 249 of the Nigerian Criminal Code is the best catch to put away the Prince.

Na these kind people Angelfrost, Dmerciful & Colo Bobloco say make Nigeria government legalize arms give, just because they get bad belle for their existence?

Other rightful thinking citizens of The Republic must be subject to their disillusioned myopic minded reasoning?

osuofia2:

HOW DOES THIS RELATE TO SECTION 249 OF THE NIGERIA CRIMINAL CODE?
BELOW IS THE SECTION 249
The following persons‐

(a) every common prostitute‐

(i) behaving in a disorderly or indecent manner in any public place;

(ii) loitering and persistently importuning or soliciting persons for the purpose of prostitution;



(b) every person wandering or placing himself in any public place to beg or gather alms, or causing or procuring or encouraging any child or children so to do;

(c) every person playing at any game of chance for money or money's worth in any public place; and

(d) every person who, in any public place, conducts himself in a manner likely to cause a breach of the peace,

shall be deemed idle and disorderly persons and may be arrested without warrant, and are guilty of a simple offence and liable to imprisonment for one month.
More: https://jurist.ng/criminal_code_act/sec-249

A moment pls. Let me go drop some correspondence first for a client

osuofia2:

HOW DOES THIS RELATE TO SECTION 249 OF THE NIGERIA CRIMINAL CODE?
BELOW IS THE SECTION 249
The following persons‐

(a) every common prostitute‐

(i) behaving in a disorderly or indecent manner in any public place;

(ii) loitering and persistently importuning or soliciting persons for the purpose of prostitution;



(b) every person wandering or placing himself in any public place to beg or gather alms, or causing or procuring or encouraging any child or children so to do;

(c) every person playing at any game of chance for money or money's worth in any public place; and

(d) every person who, in any public place, conducts himself in a manner likely to cause a breach of the peace,

shall be deemed idle and disorderly persons and may be arrested without warrant, and are guilty of a simple offence and liable to imprisonment for one month.
More: https://jurist.ng/criminal_code_act/sec-249

Take a look at Paragraph (a)(I) and (d).
Taking paragraph (a)(I) first, the words "disorderly" or "indecent" are disjunctive and not conjunctive. Meaning a person can either be disorderly or indecent "in any public place". Would u say the Prince acted in an orderly manner? What is orderly about instructing security operatives to let off shots from firearms into the air. Is this behavior orderly?
Now look at Paragraph (d). Considering the results of the action of letting off shots and the Prof. being hit, followed by the mob action, would u say his action didn't cause a breach of public peace?
Sorry I returned home late and tayad

He's my boss July 2014 during Otunba Omisore struggle we gada dey eat inside the same plate as per levels,,,,boss God be with you at this trying time ,.....



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slaawomirr:
Damnnn niggar

Make una free the prince

For everyday we wake we are faced with more than a hundred ways to die
And for everyday we are gambling with death one day we will lose

Only a fool and someone who's thinking and reasoning is low thinks he is being protected by God

Hmmm Mr Dammnn Nigg.....

That's an Atheist for you: thinking that they're the smartest and the most intelligent free thinkers in the world while regarding the religious folks as the most stupendous, brainwashed individuals who can't just think for themselves.

Either way, we the religion folks surrender everything to the Maker of this world always, foolishly and blindly. He definitely protects always.

Our knowledge and smartness never reach yours-Like😜