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Theblessed: [b][size=16pt]You are quite right with your comments on here.

No one should disrespect the Laws and the Judicial system of a nation however, since Nigeria has ineffective laws or laws that are never enforced thus, depriving justice to its own people then, it fell on society to maintain order and decide the acceptable 'Values' in their country and that's what the Obi and his people/government are doing and I support it.

Humans are the same everywhere you go and behave in similar manner.

As this has happened now, we'll all see how this values will spread over the whole country if not beyond other countries. This is exactly, what happened when the 'German (Berlin) Wall' fell on 9th November 1989 and, freedom was born in Eastern Europe - it spread spread like wildfire, the whole of Eastern Europe.

Now, they have their freedom to do whatever they like and can travel anywhere they like without the State probing , watching and controlling everything they did, which was the case before.

I hope this example the Obi has shown, will lead us to real peace and experience genuine happiness living in our beautiful society without fears and intimidation from these loosers.
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Jungle justice is efficient in a corrupt environment like ours but it shouldn't be perpetrated by the state.

All those berlin story is too far, lets come home. When Lagos was going to the gutters, a group called Odua came together to form a vigilante called OPC. They were basically responsible for the security of the society considering the failure of the police. The state didn't stop them because it knew it's effective, but it didn't stand beside them either. OPC started by killing criminals outrightly, then the state pushed back, later, they began to handover criminals to police, while the state prosecuted, Over time, OPC has died down, and the rule of law have continued to improve in our dear Lagos... where is fedrick faseun and Ganiyu Adams today?... But our structures are still there to continue to protect us...

What the state govt should rather focus on is improving the structure of the rule of law, it'll take a bit of time to make it that effective, but eventual, it'll be what will protect and stand the test of time. Structures are essential, else, we will continue to have politicians that are more powerful than the people that put them there... and one decision is all it takes, ... a decision like this... for the politician to continue to rule.

Nigerians need to understand and appreciate the concept of structures and improving it. Understanding that it's not perfect, yet the only salvation they've.. not some rogue governor behaving like a thug!

This is why Fashola will continue to be one of the greatest leaders we ever had. Am sure the fact that he's a SAN helps... but you'll always see him pass the bill, push it through the house... it's important, not just for today but for tomorrow... people now use seat belts in Lagos, obey traffic light... OKADA drivers use helmet... even though the police is ineffective and corrupt, they'll apprehend culprits and make them pay the price, this simple yet effective laws, instill discipline that essential puts structures in place...

What we need is a society that uploads the law. Not a lawless one, where lawlessness is perpetrated by the state, and they think one wrong justifies the other. Let it be clear, two wrongs don't make a right. ... the state is still strong, they just need to think smartly...they've not kidnapped the people in government yet.. so, they still have something going for them..

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vislabraye: What other due process are you talking about. You saw armed ammunition, people have already identified the house as a base for criminals.
You know what our judiciary is. When criminals commit crime you say due process.
When a BH sponsor was caught he was released because due process was followed.

The more reason why the due process must be improved!... because if left isolated, the powers of the day will misuse this, and we will only continue to cry fowl... It's also very easy to get criminals convicted, all that needs to be done is for the process involved to be improved... Given power to a Governor to start demolishing people's house whether they are criminals or not... will on the long run make obi another tinubu!

klax: sorry I seems dont understand you, do I heard you called this issue a "PERSONAL VEDATTA"/ Do you read the thread very well or may I say do you listen to news at all? Someone with these much rounds of life amunition and they did not deny it still you are calling it a personal vendatta or a kind of set up by the gov. Biko bros let us be wise its not untill heaven falls that we get hold onto the truth afterall the culprits did not deny it how come you are now their Barrister? Well the truth is they have been napped and they will be mopped off the public for life time. No peace for criminals.

My brother what you do not know is more than what you know.

Let me remind you that due process is birthed by our societal needs. What the Governor did here cannot help Anambra long term, rather it'll further decay it. How do you think America fought the likes of Al Capone in the 1930s... This guy if actually a criminal could have brought down the entire cabal of criminals. And due process doesn't have to take 10years.. it could be 1 week... it could even be 1 day considering poor level of sophistication of these people.. and with due process, it can be replicated 100x every single day, with every related crime as such, even when the Governor is gone!

[quote author=Black_Oyinbo]I agree with u on the fact dat due process shd be followed in identifying and prosecuting alleged kidnappers. However, i'm of d view dat its better to demolish the properties and confiscate the land by govt. I sold, the kidnappers may terrorise the new owners to submission.[/quote]On second thought you are right. But still, I hope someday in our society, we can develop to a point where criminals in our society can be made powerless, and when they or their families, friends see this supposed property, it'll be a reminder and a good source of story for thousands if not millions of our children to avoid crime, as it does not pay!

[quote author=Mr. Globe2]Can you listen to yourself. Somebody was caught with this magnitude of ammunition and you are asking these silly questions. Are you ok? He should have been shot on sighting this armoury with him. A civilian for that matter. The house should be rightly demolished. The hotels too should. They were from ransoms of the 'hardwork' of innocent individuals. If we were to buy your logic then Osama bin Laden will still be alive[/quote]You obviously do not understand the essence of the rule of law. Osama was not only a known terrorist, he not only masterminded several terrorist attacks, but he also acknowledges that's he's responsible... excuse me, who is that man above?... what exactly where his crimes....who did he kidnap in the past, and how much ransom was collected, where is the money he collected?... who are his bankers?... is there any prove to that effect?....what made you sure what was supposedly said to be in his house was put there by corrupt police or politicians, are you even sure that is his house?... are you sure that man is not mentally ill.... This questions can best be answered by the RULE OF LAW!

[quote author=PROUD-IGBO]^^^You're kidding me!.....who'd want to live in a house like that ?

The house must be haunted and cursed, and there's absolutely no way you can go to bed in that house with both eyes closed. The former owner is not only a crook, but looks creepy to boot.[/quote]What crap.... and the land am sure is also haunted...and it'll be there forever.. no one will touch it....listen to yaself

Like the man said, it should have been auctioned off, hotels, property management are good businesses....and money doesn't really know any source... because IBB looks clean in the face doesn't mean his money is cleaner than any of these guys... they are all crooks.... Don't get it twisted!.. so yes, they shouldn't have wasted the resources..

On another note, is the rule of law really been followed.. I mean.. on what basis is a kidnapper identified... what if this is a personal vendetta by a police inspector against a personal friend or even by Obi himself... me thinks the due process is essential and needs to be followed, if anything should be done, it should be to improve the process of police arresting, court judging, and sentence served!.. not for the state to automatically become a police, lawyer, jury, judge...my 2kobo

that's all there's to it... Do your job... people will continue to criticise OBJ during his rule, but after it, what do you hear?..he's the best presido we ever had, blah blah blah...

Oga, leave story, and do YA JOB|!

Kim K is much more savvy than people acknowledge, she's a reality star that popped in over $30M in 1 year... even actors don't get that... so, what are you saying...

I think I prefer kim k.. I don't want no politically ambitious wife....

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