₦airaland Forum

mynd1:
No problem, we know Mallam will be taken back after his mother burial. Sai Mallam any day anytime...

RIP to my brother's and sister's massacred I'm Jos.

SmartPolician:
Is his offense not bailable? Why are they treating a former governor like a common criminal because he's criticising powers that be?

Lithiumite:
To be released later,its obvious a political solution has been sought to his predicament consideringall we saw during his mother's burial......nigerian politicians are very terrible people you should never trust with your emotions......who could have thought obi would be rolling in the mud with the criminal structure he once claimed to come to uproot....who could have thought?

SmartPolician:
Is his offense not bailable? Why are they treating a former governor like a common criminal because he's criticising powers that be?

Lithiumite:
To be released later,its obvious there's been a political solution to his predicament.....nigerian politicians are very terrible people to trust with emotions.....who could ever believe obi would be in cahoots with the very criminal structure he claimed he was coming to uproot......who could have thought?

Richtaiwo:
The law makes no allowance for personal emotions, accordingly, the suspect should not have been released in the first instance. There are fundamental and well-established grounds for the detention of a suspect, none of which had been nullified.

However, since the authorities decided to humanize the law by permitting the influence of sentiment, the proper course of action would be to return the individual to custody immediately following the conclusion of his late mother’s burial rites.

SmartPolician:
Yes, I am an ordinary Nigerian today, but hope to get there someday. Hence, I insist the right thing be done. That's why we have laws; we aren't just a bunch of animals living in a zoo - even zoos have dos and don'ts

Richtaiwo:
So you are suggesting that, because his offence is bailable, he should be released even before being formally granted bail? Or is there some other point you are trying to make?

mascot87:
Imagine an ordinary Nigerian defending a criminal. Shouldn't you be happy he is treated like a common criminal? I'm sure if it were a former governor like Fayose that is treated as such, you will be happy and jumping from one comment to another opening your 32 teeth

Richtaiwo:
The law makes no allowance for personal emotions, accordingly, the suspect should not have been released in the first instance. There are fundamental and well-established grounds for the detention of a suspect, none of which had been nullified.

However, since the authorities decided to humanize the law by permitting the influence of sentiment, the proper course of action would be to return the individual to custody immediately following the conclusion of his late mother’s burial rites.

Richtaiwo:
So you are suggesting that, because his offence is bailable, he should be released even before being formally granted bail? Or is there some other point you are trying to make?

israelmao:
El-Rufai is in for the battle of his life.Many unscaleable hurdles both legally and illegally have been set up for this man.It is thief that knows how to detect his fellow's footprints on the rock.

isblog:
What is this right thing, please educate us?

Lithiumite:
He is a perfect example of why politicians shouldn't be trusted.

Lithiumite:
To be released later,its obvious a political solution has been sought to his predicament consideringall we saw during his mother's burial......nigerian politicians are very terrible people you should never trust with your emotions......who could have thought obi would be rolling in the mud with the criminal structure he once claimed to come to uproot....who could have thought?

Kukutente23:
Tinubu nko

Richtaiwo:
The law makes no allowance for personal emotions, accordingly, the suspect should not have been released in the first instance. There are fundamental and well-established grounds for the detention of a suspect, none of which had been nullified.

However, since the authorities decided to humanize the law by permitting the influence of sentiment, the proper course of action would be to return the individual to custody immediately following the conclusion of his late mother’s burial rites.

Karlovich:
The felon from Chicago must pay for all his crimes against the people

This I have seen!

mascot87:
Imagine an ordinary Nigerian defending a criminal. Shouldn't you be happy he is treated like a common criminal? I'm sure if it were a former governor like Fayose that is treated as such, you will be happy and jumping from one comment to another opening your 32 teeth

israelmao:
El-Rufai is in for the battle of his life.Many unscaleable hurdles both legally and illegally have been set up for this man.It is thief that knows how to detect his fellow's footprints on the rock.