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Re: Walter Onnoghen, Ex-CJN Standing In The Dock (Photos) by haffaze777(m): 2:21pm On Feb 15, 2019
raumdeuter:
Pachukwudi44
He is in sifia pain
Re: Walter Onnoghen, Ex-CJN Standing In The Dock (Photos) by Smile4daddy(m): 2:21pm On Feb 15, 2019
Like seriously, among the PDP Zombies, the like of FFK, Reno, Fayose, Deno, and the rest, who among them is going to act the rule of Orubebe tomorrow?
Re: Walter Onnoghen, Ex-CJN Standing In The Dock (Photos) by helinues: 2:21pm On Feb 15, 2019
big7:
Why PDP matter dey give you headache like this...easy oo make you no go die throwey
You must be mistaken
Re: Walter Onnoghen, Ex-CJN Standing In The Dock (Photos) by miqos02(m): 2:22pm On Feb 15, 2019
Kkk
Re: Walter Onnoghen, Ex-CJN Standing In The Dock (Photos) by nelronaldo(m): 2:22pm On Feb 15, 2019
....
Re: Walter Onnoghen, Ex-CJN Standing In The Dock (Photos) by deomelo: 2:22pm On Feb 15, 2019
Ole crooked, corrupt and disgraced CJ. Isn't this what you should have done instead of running from court to court for injunctions to hide under and evade justice?


Can't wait to see this clown locked up for good.
Re: Walter Onnoghen, Ex-CJN Standing In The Dock (Photos) by Reload101: 2:22pm On Feb 15, 2019
scam

Re: Walter Onnoghen, Ex-CJN Standing In The Dock (Photos) by Slimzoo1: 2:22pm On Feb 15, 2019
grin hahaha that's face of criminal
Re: Walter Onnoghen, Ex-CJN Standing In The Dock (Photos) by Nobody: 2:23pm On Feb 15, 2019
Foolish tribalist.

Bass. Tar. D
NgeneUkwenu:
If you had relied on the number of Likes and Shares On Nairaland and Tweets and Retweets on Twitter, ipob pigs had for this man, you wouldn't believe that the so called Supper Ethnic Chief Justice, would succumb to the rule of law.

Moral Lesson: Most keyboard warriors are cowards.
Re: Walter Onnoghen, Ex-CJN Standing In The Dock (Photos) by DesChyko: 2:25pm On Feb 15, 2019
NgeneUkwenu:
.. would succumb to the rule of law.
L
shocked shocked
Wonders shall never end.
A Buharist talking about rule of law??
I'ld rather take beauty tips from Obasanjo grin
Re: Walter Onnoghen, Ex-CJN Standing In The Dock (Photos) by Nobody: 2:25pm On Feb 15, 2019
NgeneUkwenu:
If you had relied on the number of Likes and Shares On Nairaland and Tweets and Retweets on Twitter, ipob pigs had for this man, you wouldn't believe that the so called Supper Ethnic Chief Justice, would succumb to the rule of law.

Moral Lesson 1: Most keyboard warriors are cowards.

Moral Lesson 2: Nigeria will be too hot for criminals in Buhari's Next Level, so if you are thief or planning to be, you better vote Atiku or source for Visa.
Some people a blind. I blame palmy.

Re: Walter Onnoghen, Ex-CJN Standing In The Dock (Photos) by FocusedDiva(f): 2:26pm On Feb 15, 2019
grin grin grin
NgeneUkwenu:
If you had relied on the number of Likes and Shares On Nairaland and Tweets and Retweets on Twitter, ipob pigs had for this man, you wouldn't believe that the so called Supper Ethnic Chief Justice, would succumb to the rule of law.

Moral Lesson 1: Most keyboard warriors are cowards.

Moral Lesson 2: Nigeria will be too hot for criminals in Buhari's Next Level, so if you are thief or planning to be, you better vote Atiku or source for Visa.
Re: Walter Onnoghen, Ex-CJN Standing In The Dock (Photos) by Nobody: 2:26pm On Feb 15, 2019
He made history as the first Chief Justice to enter dock
Re: Walter Onnoghen, Ex-CJN Standing In The Dock (Photos) by ebuka440: 2:26pm On Feb 15, 2019
They will do the cjn no shit. They are just wasting their time
Re: Walter Onnoghen, Ex-CJN Standing In The Dock (Photos) by hardbody: 2:27pm On Feb 15, 2019
NgeneUkwenu:
If you had relied on the number of Like and Shares On Nairaland and Tweets and Retweets on Twitter ipob pigs had for this man, you wouldn't believe that the so called Supper Ethnic Justice, would succumb to the rule of law.

Moral Lesson: Most keyboard warriors are cowards.
What do you understand by the term ' rule of law' and how has it applied in the extant matter under consideration? Is it due process to stand the law on its head by picking and choosing which of the court's ruling to obey, refusing to take up issues of jurisdiction which is fundamental? How has his arraignment today impacted the Nigerian judicial system?

Do not respond if you do not understand basic legal jurisprudence.

I am head and shoulders above your buhari and Atiku, so don't even associate my interest with your political mumbo jumbo. I am asking these questions based on my understanding of what I was taught as rule of law and how it affects separation of powers in a civil society governed by men who should not be guided by the whims and caprices of power which ordinarily belonged to the people but has been extricated from them by impoverishing them over many years of bad rulership.
Re: Walter Onnoghen, Ex-CJN Standing In The Dock (Photos) by michoim(m): 2:27pm On Feb 15, 2019
Compliant:
The rich also cry
Na sooo
Re: Walter Onnoghen, Ex-CJN Standing In The Dock (Photos) by elemagoon(m): 2:27pm On Feb 15, 2019
Asshurbanipali:
He is a criminal but Ganduje, Tinubu, Amaechi, Babachir, Burutai, Maina etc are not criminals. This is the reason the fight against corruption by Buhari is a fraud.

Shame no dey ever catch you

cheesy
Abi ooooo.
Re: Walter Onnoghen, Ex-CJN Standing In The Dock (Photos) by AfroBlue(m): 2:28pm On Feb 15, 2019
Is money gud, or not gud?

huh

Re: Walter Onnoghen, Ex-CJN Standing In The Dock (Photos) by timibare(m): 2:29pm On Feb 15, 2019
NgeneUkwenu:
Look at the face of the alleged criminal Chief Justice who sold judgements for a living. angry angry
do you know u can be prosecuted for that....be careful of what you post/write online
Re: Walter Onnoghen, Ex-CJN Standing In The Dock (Photos) by hardbody: 2:29pm On Feb 15, 2019
anjigirl:
He made history as the first Chief Justice to enter dock
Yeah, Buhari going down history as the only president without a school certificate who desecrated the judicial temple and Nigerians are dumb enough to not insist on constitutionalism.

Brainless population
Re: Walter Onnoghen, Ex-CJN Standing In The Dock (Photos) by dokie: 2:30pm On Feb 15, 2019
kehinde1588:
Where are the chest beaters. Pls come out of your hiding.

I thought they said Nigeria would burn

They led this man into destruction.

Foolish pigs

See the man face like shit grin grin
Saraki was there, and was discharged. What's the big deal? Bill Clinton of America was docked as POTUS. So what's the big deal about this one? We should wait for the outcome.
Re: Walter Onnoghen, Ex-CJN Standing In The Dock (Photos) by Banter1(m): 2:30pm On Feb 15, 2019
The tenure of human positions, no matter how highly exalted will eventually come to an end. Only God tenure is internal.


positions of power, when you have it, you have got to be careful.


This is a lesson for all of us.
Re: Walter Onnoghen, Ex-CJN Standing In The Dock (Photos) by NgeneUkwenu(op): 2:31pm On Feb 15, 2019
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hardbody:
What do you understand by the term ' rule of law' and how has it applied in the extant matter under consideration? Is it due process to stand the law on its head by picking and choosing which of the court's ruling to obey, refusing to take up issues of jurisdiction which is fundamental? How has his arraignment today impacted the Nigerian judicial system?

Do not respond if you do not understand basic legal jurisprudence.

I am head and shoulders above your buhari and Atiku, so don't even associate my interest with your political mumbo jumbo. I am asking these questions based on my understanding of what I was taught as rule of law and how it affects separation of powers in a civil society governed by men who should not be guided by the whims and caprices of power which ordinarily belonged to the people but has been extricated from them by impoverishing them over many years of bad rulership.
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Bla! Bla!! Bla!!!

Charge and bail lawyers everywhere..
Re: Walter Onnoghen, Ex-CJN Standing In The Dock (Photos) by nothingspoil70: 2:31pm On Feb 15, 2019
Smile4daddy:
Like seriously, among the PDP Zombies, the like of FFK, Reno, Fayose, Deno, and the rest, who among them is going to act the rule of Orubebe tomorrow?
All of them will sing the same chorus
Re: Walter Onnoghen, Ex-CJN Standing In The Dock (Photos) by MrMcJay(m): 2:32pm On Feb 15, 2019
Straight to death they lead you.

Some mocking noise they make from the background.
As the hangman throws the rope around your neck.
"You can't tighten the rope more than that. You can't. I call your bluff." They continue the mockery.
"I bet you can't pull the rope. We shall revolt."
"Just pull one last time, and you shall know who owns this land."
You breathe your last. Tongue out, eyes popping.
"He was a great man. None like him."
They walk away looking to go recruit the next lamb


This is what happened to Onnoghen.
Re: Walter Onnoghen, Ex-CJN Standing In The Dock (Photos) by Felixv: 2:33pm On Feb 15, 2019
NgeneUkwenu:
If you had relied on the number of Likes and Shares On Nairaland and Tweets and Retweets on Twitter, ipob pigs had for this man, you wouldn't believe that the so called Supper Ethnic Chief Justice, would succumb to the rule of law.

Moral Lesson 1: Most keyboard warriors are cowards.

Moral Lesson 2: Nigeria will be too hot for criminals in Buhari's Next Level, so if you are thief or planning to be, you better vote Atiku or source for Visa.
In buhari’s world no man is above the rule of law.

OBJ and atiku will see fire
Re: Walter Onnoghen, Ex-CJN Standing In The Dock (Photos) by Corrinthians(m): 2:33pm On Feb 15, 2019
Just look at this. Yet you try to tell me not to support Buhari. God punish devil!! angry
Re: Walter Onnoghen, Ex-CJN Standing In The Dock (Photos) by deomelo: 2:34pm On Feb 15, 2019
NgeneUkwenu:
If you had relied on the number of Likes and Shares On Nairaland and Tweets and Retweets on Twitter, ipob pigs had for this man, you wouldn't believe that the so called Supper Ethnic Chief Justice, would succumb to the rule of law.

Moral Lesson 1: Most keyboard warriors are cowards.

Moral Lesson 2: Nigeria will be too hot for criminals in Buhari's Next Level, so if you are thief or planning to be, you better vote Atiku or source for Visa.
I approve this MESSAGE, 100%



grin grin
Re: Walter Onnoghen, Ex-CJN Standing In The Dock (Photos) by rusher14: 2:34pm On Feb 15, 2019
hardbody:
Yeah, Buhari going down history as the only president without a school certificate who desecrated the judicial temple and Nigerians are dumb enough to not insist on constitutionalism.

Brainless population
The irony.

You claim to be a lawyer yet call Buhari one without certificate.

Evidently, your education comes into question.
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