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At common law a person who, knowing a felony to have been
committed, receives, relieves, comforts or assists the offender in order to
enable him to escape being arrested, or tried, or undergoing punishment
imposed, is guilty of being an accessory after the fact to the felony and
is punishable accordinglyl. By way of exception however, to that general
principle there is a very old and well-established rule that a wife cannot
be an accessory after the fact to the felony of her husband

August 1, 2019
Oluwatobi Akindele

The family of Ayo Oluwaniyi, the wife of one of the soldiers, who allegedly stole N400m they were escorting, has lamented the arrest and detention of the woman and her three children by the Nigerian Army in Ondo State.

It was gathered that 37-year-old Ayo and her children were arrested after her husband, Gabriel, was identified as one of the five soldiers alleged to have stolen the money they were escorting from Sokoto to Kaduna.

A family member, who spoke to our correspondent on condition of anonymity, said Ayo and her children were being detained at the 32 Artillery Brigade, Owena Barracks, Akure.

She stated that they had been denied access to family members, adding that the family was worried about Ayo and her children’s state of health.

The PUNCH had reported that five soldiers were confirmed to have stolen the money while on escort duty from Sokoto to Kaduna in the first week of July.

The former General Officer Commanding, 8 Division, Nigerian Army, Sokoto, Maj. Gen. Hakeem Otiki, had reportedly asked the soldiers to escort the money and deliver it to a Very Important Person in Kaduna.

The 8 Division spokesperson, Lieutenant Audu Arigu, had confirmed the incident, saying investigation had commenced and identified the runaway soldiers as Corporal Gabriel Oluwaniyi, Corporal Mohammed Aminu and Lance Corporals Haruna, Oluji Joshua and Hayatudeen Abubakar.

Army sources stated that the runaway soldiers turned in their rifles and abandoned their mobile phones at the Infantry Corps in Jaji, Kaduna State, before they escaped.



One of the sources said, “Investigations so far showed that this was not the first time that the escort soldiers had conveyed such a huge amount of money for the officer. The soldiers all left their mobile phones in the vehicle, which has made tracking them difficult.”

The Oluwaniyi family source stated, “Ayo’s husband is a soldier and he was deployed in Sokoto State. We learnt that that was not the first time they were escorting money on the instructions of their boss, so they decided to abscond with the money.

“We learnt that they dropped their uniforms, guns and phones. It was through Ayo husband’s phone that they got her number. They probably sent the information to the division here in Ondo and that was how she was arrested. We learnt that the wife of the other four soldiers had escaped.

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“It’s been two weeks since Ayo and her children have been in detention. They won’t allow us to see them and they did not allow them to change clothes; they just kept on telling us that she was not being maltreated. We are worried; one of her children is just about a year old.

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“They said the victims were being detained because they could not find her husband and probably she was in touch with him. She said she had not seen or heard from her husband, but they said maybe he would come out if Ayo and her children were held. We cannot speak with her; it is one of the soldiers guarding her that we speak to.”

When the Brigade’s Assistant Director, Army Public Relations, Captain Victor Olukoya, was contacted, he said he was not at the base, adding that he would get back to our correspondent when he returned.



“I am not on the ground at the moment, I am attending a course. Anything you want to say, wait till I come back; I will let you know when I come back,” Olukoya stated.

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Federal High Court in Abuja has asked the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), the Inspector-General of Police (IGP) and three others from proceeding with their renewed probe of Senate President, Bukola Saraki.


The Department of State Services (DSS), the Independent Corrupt Practices and other related offences Commission (ICPC) and the Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT) are also affected by the restraining orders.

Justice Taiwo gave the verdict on Tuesday following two ex-parte motions filed by Saraki with two fundamental rights enforcement applications, marked: FHC/ABJ/CS/507/2019 and FHC/ABJ/CS/508/2019.


The orders, according to the judge, are to subsist pending the hearing and conclusion of the two fundamental rights suits by Saraki.

Earlier, Saraki’s lawyer, Sunday Onubi, arguing told the court that the respondents would cause irreparable damages to the applicant’s rights if not restrained before the substantive suits were heard.

Onubi prayed the court that, “for an order directing the respondents, by themselves, their servants, agents, privies or officers to stay all actions in connection with the subject matter of this suit, pending the hearing and determination of the originating motion on notice.”


He said the motion was supported by 37 paragraphs affidavit, deposed to by the applicant (Saraki), with four exhibits attached, marked ABS 1, to ABS 4

Justice Taiwo in his ruling said: “There is no doubt that the Fundamental Rights Enforcement Procedure Rules 2009 is a special proceeding with its stated rules and procedure.

“By the provision of Order 4(3) of the Fundamental Rights-Civil Procedure Rules, 2009, the court may, if satisfied that hardship may be caused to the applicant before the service of an application where liberty or life of the applicant is involved, hear the application ex parte upon such interim reliefs as the justice of the application may demand.



“There is no doubt that, in making the interim reliefs or orders, the court is guided, even in the exercise of its discretion judicially and judiciously applied by the law and statues.

“Here comes in the rules and of course, the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

“One of the considerations, which is paramount, is the hardship the applicant may go through, between the service of the processes and the hearing of the main motion, amongst others.



“I have gone through the affidavit in support of the ex parte application particularly paragraphs 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, and 35.

“I also duly considered the averments in the affidavit of urgency and all the exhibits attached.

“I am of the view, after due consideration of the aforesaid averments, that this court ought to make the order being sought by the applicant pending the hearing and determination of the originating motion on notice.



“To do otherwise and not to restrain the respondents by asking them not to stay actions will result in the court being faced with a fait accompli.

“I further come to my conclusion that the applicant is entitled to this order in view of the trite law that once the court is seized of a matter, parties are bound not to do anything that will make nugatory any order of the court by staying action.

“This is akin to ordering that parties maintain the status quo. However, the court must make a positive order.



“Therefore the application made ex parte pursuant to the law, succeeds. The respondents are hereby directed, either by themselves, their servants, agents, privies or officers to stay all actions in connection with the subject of this suit pending the hearing and determination of the origination motion on notice.

“I further order that the respondents shall be served fort with the originating processes and they shall file, within five days of being served, their responses.

“The hearing is fixed for May 23.”

Justice Taiwo made a similar pronouncement in relation to the second motion

https://dailypost.ng/2019/05/15/court-stops-efcc-police-dss-cct-probing-saraki/amp/

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This political fight between the Igbos and Yoruba has only one beneficiary which is the Fulani/Hausa
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I think the roforofo fight is perhaps motivated by the northern oligarchy to continue politically enslaving the southern Nigeria
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The north want to continue controlling the oil deposit and that's why the Fulani/Hausa would continue to sponsor some elements in the south to continue helping them causing ethnic crisis in the south
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Assuming this crude deposits is in the northern region, Nigeria may have experience not only development but a relative peace
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The oil is the problem and most especially where it's particularly located
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Assuming the crude deposits is not close to a Biafran land, the north may had allowed the Igbos to have their independent nation but the fear I surmise is that if Igbos are allowed to go, Igbos may likely come and reclaim the Niger Delta region which ancestrally belonged to the Eastern region
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The Igbos are not politically trusted in Nigeria because of the first January 1966 coup many Nigerians erroneously termed an Igbo coup
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I have been explaining this to people that this first coup isn't an Igbo coup but strictly a Nigerian Army coup but because Igbo men are top military officers as at then, many erroneously claim it's an Igbo coup
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Ifeajuna, Nzeogwu that played key role in that coup are not even strictly Igbos by tribe but of the old Eastern region which made the lies looks like a "truth" that Igbos masterminded the first military coup
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Yes, an Igbo man, Aguiyi Ironsi aborted the unsuccessful coup and the Hausa/Fulani stagged another coup seven month after and since then hijacked the political reign of power in Nigeria
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Truly the Fulani/Hausa knows it needs a section of the south and perhaps that's why the North is comfortable with a politically passive Yoruba
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The political strategy started long ago when Gowon persuaded Awolowo to join his government with a promise to allow him be president of Nigeria but we all know the end result as Awolowo eventually got frustrated and resigned from the government
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Gowon now parading himself as a "prayer warrior" should rather go and sit down or perhaps seek God and Nigerian people for forgiveness of political sins because he's part of the Nigeria problem
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Yes, since the reign of Gowon, the Hausa/Fulani has continue to work against the Igbos political interest
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Since 1966, the Igbos has been hated by the northerners and merely using the southerners to inspire the hate game
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Over 53 years, the Igbos are still yet blamed for a sin it does not commit
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I personally don't see why some Yoruba shouldn't admit that truly they're been used by the north against the Igbos
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Some Yoruba don't actually want Igbos to be "forgiven" because many Yoruba can't live above tribal inferiority complex
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To be factual, Yoruba people think highly of themselves as some brand selves as the most "educated" and perhaps qualified to be the Nigerian CEO
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Some Yoruba are comfortable with the North-Yoruba political rotation because tribalism has eaten deep into the moral fabric of many people in Nigeria
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Truly, the father of tribalism in Nigeria is Awolowo though you people hate to hear this indisputable fact
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I think Awolowo should be blamed for this unstructured Nigeria because he played key role in ensuring rearrangement of the regional government because of his personal ego
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The Igbos are now even accused as tribalists when some of them are actually emulating other Nigerians
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Frankly speaking, Igbos has genuine political grievances
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Despite the civil war that ravaged the Igbo land and Nigerian government lied that there's "no Victor or Vanquish"
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I have no doubt in me that the Igbos has remained politically "defeated" in Nigeria
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Many Nigerians dont want Igbos to take the top job as if they're second class citizens in Nigeria
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As long as election either free or rigged is used to determine a winner, an Igbo may never become Nigerian President because many people don't actually trust what Igbo would do with political powers
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Many don't want Igbos to achieve their aim of breaking away from Nigeria and if truly they don't genuinely want a divided Nigeria, why don't we allow justice, fairness and equity dictate the tune?
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Love I think is what bind a nation but Igbos are unjustifiably hated yet the government wanted them to continue loving those who genuinely hated them so much
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For instance, since 1999 the Igbos has been played bittered political cards
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The north in 1999 claimed it was compensating Yoruba for MKO death same reason they allowed Obasanjo have a shot at the presidency
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After Obasanjo eight years, he deployed his political power foisting late Yaradua on the nation and because he died in office, Jonathan wouldn't had become a President of Nigeria
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In 2015, the north deployed all dubious means especially the political Boko Haram to blackmailed us all to allowing that man who don't have any integrity to come and take over reign of power
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I wish to reiterate for the umpteenth time that a Yoruba vice president is a product of unfairness, inequity and injustice against the Igbos
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Some foolish people even told tales about Obasanjo and Jonathan being an Igbo perhaps the same way Ifeajuna is an Igbo just because they hate the Igbos politically
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Now, some Yoruba people supported the continuity of the lifeless idiot because they felt if he died in power, they would again have the opportunity to lord the Yoruba in power
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I wish to state clearly that this north is politically desperate for power because of the oil and would do everything humanly feasible ensuring it continue in power
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The Hausa/Fulani has no political regard for the south of Nigeria
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Though I know for sure that Buhari would go but you can bank my word that Buhari has no intention handling over power to any southerner and that's why his administration sow a seed of political confusion as to where power would rotate to
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Restructuring of Nigeria is the way out of these wahala
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If Nigeria is restructured which the north don't want to happen, every region would be ruled by his kinsmen and perhaps that alone is what's actually needed to abort the spirit of tribalism in Nigeria
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Yes, it's expected the Yoruba and the Igbos admit that our common enemy is the Fulani/Hausa who would wished the disunity continue so it can continue to "steal" from Nigeria
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Have you asked yourself if this oil is in the north, wouldn't the north be at the forefront of dividing Nigeria?
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The crude oil I insist is the bane of our development
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The crude oil is nothing but a curse to Nigeria
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Perhaps God can help Nigeria by ensuring the crude deposits is dried off, Nigeria would restructure thereafter in no distance time
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I don't know if it's actually possible to use technology to extract all the crude oil deposit, sell everything and perhaps gift all the money to the Hausa/Fulani
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Perhaps technology would render crude oil useless soon, perhaps a solution to Nigeria is in the offing
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I urge our brothers to please know that Igbo and Yoruba are not expected to be political enemies
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I wish them to know that only the Fulani/Hausa enjoys when we remain disunited
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I urge and call for a political peace
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I urge you support restructuring of Nigeria because this Nigeria has succeeded becoming a mere geographical expression because love, patriotism the main tenets of every developed nation is lagging in sheer quantum in Nigeria
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I thank you for your time
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