This ruling is going to set a precedent in the history of election adjudication.I however hope the defendant will be able to pay what he earned illegally.

maoolakanm:
This ruling is going to set a precedent in the history of election adjudication.I however hope the defendant will be able to pay what he earned illegally.

What about what he stole?

frank442:
P D P again ! People deceiving people. 2015 palaba

must u call pdp,they said dpp nd u are calling,pdp?

i won't say the sack its good, cos even the supreme court is corrupt someone maybe a political godfather is dealing with him

Don't agree with the judgment.

akinsadeez:
Salary Refund? that's weird.

What's wierd. The man is a thief..,and he should be gaoled.

Haaaaaaa! GBEESEEEE.

good to be back

akinsadeez:
Don't agree with the judgment.

abeg, go appeal for him o.

ayusco85:
If I hear say him return all that money make I nakedd baff

lol so u de wear cloth baff

lawrenceunaa:
lol so u de wear cloth baff

yes na, BBA hotshots style

The sweetest case ever delivered by the Nigerian judiciary.

stankezzy:
must u call pdp,they said dpp nd u are calling,pdp?

If there is anything I like most on NL, it's APC/PDP argument..... makes me wanna *pee on my pata!
I still remain a loyal member of APC though. #rep ogbeni

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What's wierd. The man is a thief..,and he should be gaoled.

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Chairman, appeal to where Heaven? Abeg he is on his own.

Yet, this is just one case out of many. How many of our politicians are honestly endorsed and voted by the masses? Electoral fraud and poor corrupt judiciary remain the sole reason why unelectable persons who stole the people's mandate can escape judgement or spent over 3yrs in the legislative chamber before being detected. Strong institutions such as the judiciary will continue to be a reason for a strong and prosperious nation where justice and transparency prevail. But unfortunately, our justice system are as interested in self gratification as the politicians. Only God knows the number of young vibrant men languishing in jail for being wrongly accused or for minor offences that shouldn't warrant such treatment. Or people ill treated by the demons of men in black and black uniform and get away with because they are aware of the weaknesses and nonchallant approach of our judicial system. God help us with a responsible leader that will overhaul and sanitize this all important gov't organ.

Wahala. Just that in this judgment, there's no appeal. So oga, jejely go return the money.

In case you don spend am on ur wife and other........em em. Just begin to collect them back if no ur jail term go long pass monkey tail.

This news just dey sweet me for body like sugar and honey. More news like this everyday will make this country sane.

salary and allowances return gonna be difficult. court should not just say it, but seize his properties including his foreign bank accounts if possible

space booked

This is a good judgement if you ask me. This will send fear to the mind of people that occupy post illegally Just that I doubt it if the guy will pay the refund.

akinsadeez:
Salary Refund? that's weird.

I am of the opinion that the supreme court justices in this case have allowed their emotions to override their sense of law. I quite understand that they are very displeased with Inec's blatant complicity in denying the petitioner his right but they awarded 650,000 naira cost against both Inec and the respondent in this case. The salary refund is like double killing.

The salary that the man was paid was for basically for the services/functions that he rendered as a member of the state house of assembly. Now can the supreme court also order that all comments, arguments that the man proffered on the floor of the house be erased? Can they order that all the bills and motions that the man might have introduced be wiped off the record.

Oyinlola as governor of Osun state had spent almost the four years of his second term before the court declared Aregbesola as the rightfully elected governor. Imagine the court now giving an order that he should return all the salaries he earned for the three years he illegally occupied the seat. To justify that, you have to find a way of also reversing all the projects he did in those three years because he was paid for functioning as the governor.

To me, this seems like another Amaechi kinda judgment. The supreme court might be setting a dangerous precedent.

what u failed to appreciate in this judgement was dat d man was an impostor. He was occupyin dat office illegaly. Nw, wateva he had acquired while illegaly occupyin d office rightfuly belong to the legal occupant. Why do courts confisticate corupt people properties? 4 d same reasons. Those properties were ilegaly acquired. This's d rite precedence and Oyinlola's case shuld also fall in line

Refund of salary? How is that possible? They should should also refund the time he spent in the office

akinsadeez:
Salary Refund? that's weird.

I am of the opinion that the supreme court justices in this case have allowed their emotions to override their sense of law. I quite understand that they are very displeased with Inec's blatant complicity in denying the petitioner his right but they awarded 650,000 naira cost against both Inec and the respondent in this case. The salary refund is like double killing.

The salary that the man was paid was for basically for the services/functions that he rendered as a member of the state house of assembly. Now can the supreme court also order that all comments, arguments that the man proffered on the floor of the house be erased? Can they order that all the bills and motions that the man might have introduced be wiped off the record.

Oyinlola as governor of Osun state had spent almost the four years of his second term before the court declared Aregbesola as the rightfully elected governor. Imagine the court now giving an order that he should return all the salaries he earned for the three years he illegally occupied the seat. To justify that, you have to find a way of also reversing all the projects he did in those three years because he was paid for functioning as the governor.

To me, this seems like another Amaechi kinda judgment. The supreme court might be setting a dangerous precedent.

I think you have a very strong point.

Double Wahala for dead body

He occupied the position illegally!
He collected illegal salaries and allowances!
All services and projects undertaken were done illegally (Although some events can be reversed,some simply can't be reversed .)
But since it was INEC that legalized this franchise, one would ordinarily have expected INEC in conjunction with DPP and the illegal occupant to own up responsibility of all matters arising therewith!

akinsadeez:
Salary Refund? that's weird.

I am of the opinion that the supreme court justices in this case have allowed their emotions to override their sense of law. I quite understand that they are very displeased with Inec's blatant complicity in denying the petitioner his right but they awarded 650,000 naira cost against both Inec and the respondent in this case. The salary refund is like double killing.

The salary that the man was paid was for basically for the services/functions that he rendered as a member of the state house of assembly. Now can the supreme court also order that all comments, arguments that the man proffered on the floor of the house be erased? Can they order that all the bills and motions that the man might have introduced be wiped off the record.

Oyinlola as governor of Osun state had spent almost the four years of his second term before the court declared Aregbesola as the rightfully elected governor. Imagine the court now giving an order that he should return all the salaries he earned for the three years he illegally occupied the seat. To justify that, you have to find a way of also reversing all the projects he did in those three years because he was paid for functioning as the governor.

To me, this seems like another Amaechi kinda judgment. The supreme court might be setting a dangerous precedent.

Very intelligent analysis. I couldn't have said it better. The apex court has just set a very dangerous precedent.
I pray they reverse themselves at the earliest opportunity.

Ilekere:
I understood nothing from what I just read.

do read again.

Chai ashawo oya make una go refund this ketekete hin money o

richardjemedafe1:
Ty

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