FacilitatorLekk:
Not everyone like to waste time in court like you Obi. Sometimes you move on.

PepeXKermit:


that means you agree that the offence that instigated against you is a legit one. you guys never use your sense at all.

seunmsg:
Is there any sense in challenging an order from a civil case?

So, if VIO or FRSC fines me N5k today for traffic offense, is there any sense in wasting time challenging the order?

Since it’s a forfeiture resulting from a civil case, what’s the point fighting it? Tinubu was already a Senator when the forfeiture order was made against his account. So, it makes more sense to simply allow the civil forfeiture order stand than to keep wasting money on appeal. Same way we all pay VIO and FRSC fine for traffic offense without appeal.

Cocolatti:
So its no longer "go to court" but "move on".
Agbadorians una funny die.

helinues:
Why should he when the petition about forfeiture has been quashed severally

Infact all the opposition petitions are dustbin cos none of them came out with the figure they have to make them the winner, which states they have the required 25% and how they arrived at their figure

favor914:
Stop chasing shadows, even if 1993-2023 is 30 years, constitution of 1999 As Amended, the statute of limitation is 10 years from forfeiture, or conviction.

madridguy:
Obi should go and take some rest and allow our president breathhhhhhhh

INVINCIBLECSP1:

I know Thiéfnubu supporters are not educated at all. Once you're charged for such crime, call it civil or whatever, you have know business been the president of this great country. Thiéfnubu your master is waiting for the coast to clear before he strikes. And that wrecking strike will affect you his supporters. Go to school you said no. You don't know the Nigerian constitution, do you?
Nawa for agbado munchers oo. Look at my signature. It explains everything.

seunmsg:
Is there any sense in challenging an order from a civil case?

So, if VIO or FRSC fines me N5k today for traffic offense, is there any sense in wasting time challenging the order?

Since it’s a forfeiture resulting from a civil case, what’s the point fighting it? Tinubu was already a Senator when the forfeiture order was made against his account. So, it makes more sense to simply allow the civil forfeiture order stand than to keep wasting money on appeal. Same way we all pay VIO and FRSC fine for traffic offense without appeal.

PlayerMeji:
At least, say something unique, we are tired of hearing that line...

Cocolatti:
So its no longer "go to court" but "move on".
Agbadorians una funny die.

seunmsg:
Is there any sense in challenging an order from a civil case?

So, if VIO or FRSC fines me N5k today for traffic offense, is there any sense in wasting time challenging the order?

Since it’s a forfeiture resulting from a civil case, what’s the point fighting it? Tinubu was already a Senator when the forfeiture order was made against his account. So, it makes more sense to simply allow the civil forfeiture order stand than to keep wasting money on appeal. Same way we all pay VIO and FRSC fine for traffic offense without appeal.

INVINCIBLECSP1:

Calm down and wait for the shock of your life.

Penguin2:

The question is was VIO supposed to charge you a whopping N5million for mere traffic offense?

And this is a wrong analogy because Tinubu’s (not his bank account) offense was clearly written in the charge sheet - he was charged for narcotics. There’s nothing comparable between this and traffic offense.

Now, not only was he charged, he was ordered to forfeit a whopping $460,000 dollars and he never protested against it if he was truly innocent.

No legitimate hustler will allow the court confiscate his $10,000 dollars without threatening fire and brimstone, not to talk of when the money is above $400k.

Is Tinubu a Father Christmas?

seunmsg:
Is there any sense in challenging an order from a civil case?

So, if VIO or FRSC fines me N5k today for traffic offense, is there any sense in wasting time challenging the order?

Since it’s a forfeiture resulting from a civil case, what’s the point fighting it? Tinubu was already a Senator when the forfeiture order was made against his account. So, it makes more sense to simply allow the civil forfeiture order stand than to keep wasting money on appeal. Same way we all pay VIO and FRSC fine for traffic offense without appeal.

pquaver:


Don't u know what implications means.. Somethings to implies that...

If he was charged for a civil case then he is not a criminal neither did he commit a criminal offence.. What it means is... Drugs is a criminal offence... In USA... If bola wasn't charge for criminal offence i dont know u obidients now became the jury over the matter to force into a criminal case.. Do u know more than FBI?

seunmsg:
Is there any sense in challenging an order from a civil case?

So, if VIO or FRSC fines me N5k today for traffic offense, is there any sense in wasting time challenging the order?

Since it’s a forfeiture resulting from a civil case, what’s the point fighting it? Tinubu was already a Senator when the forfeiture order was made against his account. So, it makes more sense to simply allow the civil forfeiture order stand than to keep wasting money on appeal. Same way we all pay VIO and FRSC fine for traffic offense without appeal.

aswani:


Obi came a distant third and hasn't proved anything at the Tribunal apart from the fact that he has boxes and boxes of copies of blurred pictures of INEC forms he got from the INEC portal. Hopefully guguru sellers will be allowed to use the papers after the Judges rule against him.

President Tinubu has no criminal record. If he did Obi's lawyers are yet to find it, maybe you can help them if you have a copy. It won't help Obi's very very weak case though because if President Tinubu is disqualified, Atiku will ascend the throne.

INVINCIBLECSP1:

And that fine In today exchange rate is over 360,000,000 naira 😳😳😳😳. No, no , no Tinubu is a hard core criminal. Jezzz!

iLoveYouToo:
What’s he challenging it for? There was a forfeiture for fvck sake, he’s not denying that. It wasn’t a criminal matter

favor914:
Semi Illiterate, please shut up.

Nonsensical confused Peasant Obidient.

seunmsg:
Is there any sense in challenging an order from a civil case?

So, if VIO or FRSC fines me N5k today for traffic offense, is there any sense in wasting time challenging the order?

Since it’s a forfeiture resulting from a civil case, what’s the point fighting it? Tinubu was already a Senator when the forfeiture order was made against his account. So, it makes more sense to simply allow the civil forfeiture order stand than to keep wasting money on appeal. Same way we all pay VIO and FRSC fine for traffic offense without appeal.

OfficialAPCNig:
What some APC people didn't understand is that in the case of civil forfeiture, you have to prove to the court you are not involved in any CRIMINAL ACTIVITY get back seized assets.

For Tinubu not challenge the forfeiture means he was....

You won't hear it from my mouth.

Go check the USA civil forfeiture procedure to understand why LP raise this in their address

TheOldGods:
oh, drug trafficking and money laundering is not a criminal matter

seunmsg:
Is there any sense in challenging an order from a civil case?

So, if VIO or FRSC fines me N5k today for traffic offense, is there any sense in wasting time challenging the order?

Since it’s a forfeiture resulting from a civil case, what’s the point fighting it? Tinubu was already a Senator when the forfeiture order was made against his account. So, it makes more sense to simply allow the civil forfeiture order stand than to keep wasting money on appeal. Same way we all pay VIO and FRSC fine for traffic offense without appeal.

favor914:
To be poor minded is a curse, to be materially Poor is a double curse. Sorry for you in your poverty.

Kukutente23:

It's not a temporary order neither is it just a court order. It's the settlement judgement entered in the case without prejudice to any other facts. That's what killed the case in Tinubu's favour