₦airaland Forum

2.5

Ance4Liverpool:
Na loan ooo its not a permanent transfer

What is this mad man saying

Beremx:
Your husband is not the type. I hear you o!
Listen to your mother and allow her go. Period!!

She knows her husband better than you do

Useless blogger looking for traffic

PROPEACE:
Oga, this is a very useless video. No evidence of COAS ordering his arrest, no evidence of him being arrested, just you talking from A to Z.

Some of them are just stupid YouTubeers, who wants to make $ from watch time.

Kufie:
The AC is working. ₦2.9m last

What about 2.5

Nice one, wishing the super eagles a great outings

Dor omo eppa

Chicagograduate:
On paper

Are you really a Chicago graduate?

2.5

2m is the ac working

2.5

The monopolist

If everyone is given equal opportunities to go in and out of the market, Dangote would be no where to be found on the African billionaires list.

Tinubu, wearhouse economist

Sannisege:
Generals wey no get names. Nigerian Journalism and mediocrity are like 5&6

Like play like play

Omenka Donatus

2.5

Shalommy:
Chaiii... Op, But the cloth won't stop your ashawo work na

Nne Emeka happie New Year

Cost?

turok:
1.2

You dealing with middle man, deal direct

Good

komzy589:
And yet he came third in the election.
All these useless optimism is why we have a dummy as President.
Obi’s only mission was to spoil things for PDP. He was never going to win a Presidential election.

Obi actually won the elections, manipulation and corruption put Tinubu ahead.

May his soul rest in peace, Nigeria as a country does not know how to care for their own, this man must have been down years ago, but no adequate care for him.

aribisala0:
Where is this written? Please stop talking ignorantly

The only time a soldier cannot be arrested by police is when he is deployed on active duty .

If he is not in the middle of an active official duty he can be arrested

Go and arrest a military 🪖 man with Nigerian police 🚨 and come back and tell me the end result

KashApp:
The Police has every right, capacity and power to arrest a soldier. You believed it is not possible because of how Nigeria military acts when arrested by the Police...sometimes, it becomes bloody sef.

But professional way of doing that is, when arrested, they will have to notify the nearest Military barracks to confirm the identity of the soldier and then hand him/her to the MP for further actions (if he’s a serving military personnel)

The one I witnessed, the police station locked the military man up, he was a major by rank, and his wife quickly called one of his colleague, and before you know it, a truck load of military boys from barracks can in,and it war, I believe your ending statement, they have to inform the nearest military station, otherwise it would be bloody.

princemillla:
Read and digest this part.

Only military police can do so, to identify the military police, they are the once that wears red cap and in most cases with a hand band, written MP

NuclearWinter:
Nigerian Police are the only ones that can lawfully execute an arrest and are only limited to arresting those with serving and diplomatic immunity.

Can the Nigerian Police Arrest a Soldier?

Generalizations are dangerous. Every case involving a potential soldier’s arrest should be assessed on its own merits, considering the specific circumstances and applicable laws.
*Military jurisdiction takes precedence for on-duty offenses. The police cannot arrest a soldier for infractions committed within the scope of their military service.
Off-duty offenses fall under civilian law. Soldiers are subject to the same arrest procedures as any citizen for non-military crimes.
Collaboration and established protocols often govern situations involving minor disturbances or traffic accidents.
Seeking legal counsel is crucial for navigating the complexities of the legal framework and ensuring a just outcome.
By understanding the intricate interplay between military and civilian law, we can move beyond simplistic pronouncements and engage in informed discussions about the delicate balance between national security and individual rights. In doing so, we pave the way for a more just and equitable society for all, soldiers and civilians alike.

Note: This article is intended for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Please consult with a qualified legal professional for any specific questions or concerns.

https://medium.com/@the_solicitorng/can-the-nigerian-police-arrest-a-soldier-468367923e05#:~:text=The%20police%20cannot%20arrest%20a,offenses%20fall%20under%20civilian%20law.

princemillla:
Stop exposing your ignorance.

Why do you think anyone arrested by soldiers are handed over to police cux they are the lawful agency who can prosecute. .

As at yesterday some soldiers were arrested by one police station in alimosho lga.. heaven no fall

Until we get it right, we are not there

Can the Nigerian Police Arrest a Soldier?

Generalizations are dangerous. Every case involving a potential soldier’s arrest should be assessed on its own merits, considering the specific circumstances and applicable laws.
*Military jurisdiction takes precedence for on-duty offenses. The police cannot arrest a soldier for infractions committed within the scope of their military service.
Off-duty offenses fall under civilian law. Soldiers are subject to the same arrest procedures as any citizen for non-military crimes.
Collaboration and established protocols often govern situations involving minor disturbances or traffic accidents.
Seeking legal counsel is crucial for navigating the complexities of the legal framework and ensuring a just outcome.
By understanding the intricate interplay between military and civilian law, we can move beyond simplistic pronouncements and engage in informed discussions about the delicate balance between national security and individual rights. In doing so, we pave the way for a more just and equitable society for all, soldiers and civilians alike.

Note: This article is intended for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Please consult with a qualified legal professional for any specific questions or concerns.

https://medium.com/@the_solicitorng/can-the-nigerian-police-arrest-a-soldier-468367923e05#:~:text=The%20police%20cannot%20arrest%20a,offenses%20fall%20under%20civilian%20law.

LikeAking:
Enlightening them!

Police can also arrest any soldier..

Police can not arrest soldier, except military police.

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EFCC raids Dangote Group’s headquarters in Lagos
The EFCC stormed Dangote Group's headquarters just as the company tried to surrender boxes of documents to it.
ByRonald Adamolekun January 4, 2024 Reading Time: 2 mins read
Operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) on Thursday raided the headquarters of the Dangote Group in connection with ongoing investigation into forex allocations in the country.

Sources told PREMIUM TIMES that on arrival at the headquarters of one of Africa’s largest conglomerates in Lagos, the EFCC operatives demanded documents relating to allocation of foreign exchange to the group in the last ten years.

They then scrutinised the documents provided by officials of the Group for hours, carting some of them away.

This newspaper learnt that the EFCC had written to 52 companies directing them to supply documents supporting the allocation and utilization of foreign currencies to them in the last 10 years.

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The EFCC letter to the companies is part of ongoing investigation into alleged preferential Forex allocations to individuals and organisation by the Godwin Emefiele-led Central Bank of Nigeria.

Investigators have in the past months accused the CBN of favouring and enriching some individuals and companies through non-transparent allocation of foreign exchange to them.

PREMIUM TIMES had reported in December how the forensic audit of the CBN under Mr Emefiele uncovered 593 bank accounts domiciled in the United States, the United Kingdom and China in which Nigerian funds were deposited without authorisation from the board and investment committee of the apex bank.

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The special investigator revealed that the sum of 543.4 million pounds was kept by Mr Emefiele in fixed deposit accounts, adding that the ex-CBN chief manipulated the naira exchange rate and committed fraud in the e-Naira project.

Our source said while some of the companies the EFCC wrote to had since complied, others asked for more time to gather thinformation and documents.

But in a surprising move, the EFCC stormed Dangote headquarters Thursday just as the company tried to surrender boxes of documents to the anti-graft agencies,

“The Dangote people intimated the EFCC that the documents were ready and that they were bringing them over,” a source familiar with the matter told PREMIUM TIMES. “But the EFCC said its operatives would rather come to the company to collect the documents.”

The source said such Gestapo tactics by the EFCC could discourage foreign investors from coming to Nigeria.

“The Dangote Group is perhaps Africa’s largest conglomerate and it is troubling that the EFCC could deal with it in an unnecessary show of force especially when it is not obstructing its investigation in any form,” the source added.

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