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chibu4u2:



American govt dont negotiate with terrorist...... American firms can do so if necessary but govt DO NOT. take note.
Saddam, Ghadafi and that Iranian general all come to mind. Once them try reason you peacefully make u stop you no gree, sorry na ur name.

Stop saying what u don't know.... America and Russia have been having this cyber war for a while now. Am am sure u read the article they didn't want to pay but then eventually paid cuz it was Russia hacker thats are involved.

What stops America from negotiating with hacker especially wen it's coming from a country of might like Russia.

duro4chang:
My problem is with the Yoruba politicians and the traditional rulers. They have turned themselves to the fulani slaves.

Every politicians Re desperate to ascend to a higher office. This stupid traits is borne out of mass corruption. If political offices holder are selected/voted based on merits, we won't be here

One thing I know for sure is 10 years is not enuf for them to take over Nigeria. Once the lifeless one is out, then the next ( if Nigeria still standing) should as a matter of urgency do something bout the one sided security appointment.

9jaRealist:
And I presume you think that’s not a big deal...smh
Hopefully, your own minor child would not get molested by an adult old enough to be her dad.
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Don’t twist my word, I will never condone anyone molesting minor. It disgust me. What we r saying is his right is being trampled on and this Is a clear sign there is power that be in play here

9jaRealist:
Even for a bailable offense, bail is NOT as of right...

Nonetheless, what the Constitution actually provides is that a suspect be informed of his alleged offense within 24 hours in a writing and language he understands (Section 35(2) of the Constitution), and that such a suspect must be brought before a court “within a reasonable time” (Section 35(4)). The Constitution thereafter defines “a reasonable time” as 24 hours, 48 hours or (BEYOND the otherwise mandated 24 and 48 hours) ”such longer period as in the circumstances may be considered by the court to be reasonable” (Section 35(5)(b)). Given that the ongoing JUSUN strike has rendered the courts currently non-functional and therefore Baba Ijesha cannot be presently arraigned before a court of law, it would be deemed “reasonable”, and therefore CONSTITUTIONAL under the provision of Section 34(5)(b), to continue to detain him until the regular re-opening of the courts.

In the interim, any consideration on whether he would be granted an administrative (police) bail would depend on the peculiar circumstances of the case, including whether he poses a flight risk or would likely jeopardize the investigations or case (such as by harassing or intimidating witnesses, etc,). Personally, I think he is presently exactly where he belongs - until a court of law decides otherwise.
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Read your post again u shot urself in the leg

candygist:
Manipulate the whole thing in what way ? Do you know how many Nigerians that have have committed less offence, and still can't get bail. Let him pay for his sins. I will feed I'd dick to dogs if I be govt......

Who cares about wat judgement comes to him. If them like feed him to the dogs.
Wat we r saying is police already defined his case bailable one why then make u turn. Somethings not right at some point

9jaRealist:
Even for a bailable offense, bail is NOT as of right...

Nonetheless, what the Constitution actually provides is that a suspect be informed of his alleged offense within 24 hours in a writing and language he understands (Section 35(2) of the Constitution), and that such a suspect must be brought before a court “within a reasonable time” (Section 35(4)). The Constitution thereafter defines “a reasonable time” as 24 hours, 48 hours or (BEYOND 24 and 48 hours) ”such longer period as in the circumstances may be considered by the court to be reasonable” (Section 35(5)(b)). Given that the ongoing JUSUN strike has rendered the courts currently non-functional and therefore Baba Ijesha cannot be presently arraigned before a court of law, it is there CONSTITUTIONAL under the provision of Section 34(5)(b) to continue to detain him until the regular re-opening of the courts.

In the interim, any consideration on whether he would be granted an administrative (police) bail would depend on the peculiar circumstances of the case, including whether he poses a flight risk or would likely jeopardize the investigations or case (such as by harassing or intimidating witnesses, etc,). Personally, I think he is presently exactly where he belongs - until a court of law decides otherwise.
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Nija constitution so fvckd up. What was he charged for molesting minor. Else am not gettin the whole gist well.

ExpertEDITOR:
When is the advise from ministry of justice now superseding fundamental human rights as contained in the Nigerian constitution?

Nigerians only follow laws whenever we are at the receiving ends. And it is more funny that some people are supporting this madness all because they are feminists. Dumb mofos

You are wise sir. More wisdom

candygist:
When he was busy fucking an underage girl, what was he expecting, presidential treatment ?.

Bro the case like i said requires critical analysis and believe me it’s a case to be thoroughly studied. However am not justifying Baba Ijesha acts but some power that be is trying to manipulate the whole thing.

Same Cp said it’s a bailable offense, what happened now? Why is he still in detention, he should be granted bail then once JUSUN resume arraign him

This case requires critical thinking/handling.

If truly his acts is bailable, he should be granted bail while he can still be charged to court. Or must the person be in police custody before he can be charged to court ?


This is unlawful detention Mr CP

This Iyabo excesses is becoming too much and it’s no longer making any sense

Wahala no de finish

10mobile:
I have noticed that Nigerians are more likely to call IPOB a terrorist organization for their self defense than they would call Boko Haram for their mindless murders and destruction. And, I ask, why are Nigerians not ashamed that a group they proscribed locally is being granted asylum in the UK and free operation in the US while a group that their government protects locally (Fulani herders) are proscribed globally? Doesn't this show that Nigerians are predominantly REAL beasts of burden in their brains compared to the rest of humankind? No wonder Kanu called Nigeria a zoo. I would have preferred he called the useless country an evil forest instead. Tụfịakwa! You guys make me nauseate honestly.

Stop believing everything u read on nairaland. Most of these guy's have mission to derail, incite and instigate whatever is in their agenda.

We know what we want and we know what's happening. Our eyes are open.

Does this man have any children/families at all?

If you are a blogger, Pls quit. Or should I encourage u to as a matter of urgency seek for help.

davidthankgod5:
am not in support of her act but I was only making people to understand that the economy is not help because of the type of government we voted in!

I understand ur point bro but not healthy for someone who bank on online prospects. U will get negative view has to how you'll handle ur clients.



Just an observation from business developer

Rosskiiku:
Banana Island, Lagos

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Walai u get strength o. I just ignore the slowpoke comparing banana island to houses u will find scattered around igando and other local areas.

One was bragging about entering banana island befor I was born. That clearly show how retard most of these guys can be

Op I understand u av to appreciate what u saw, but how dare you compare these houses wit what we av in banana island. None of these two pics u posted can even stand most estate in mainland let alone on the island

BuharisBoy:
Ipobs and ESN should stop killing our ibo brothers in police force or we fish them out and hit them, Our uncles and friends also have family, we cannot accept this terrorism in our very land by this so called freedom fighters.,

Am sure u can’t even verify who the UGM are. No one can tell if they are Igbo or Fulani. But whatever it’s, may Gods plan for this failed nation come to fruition

There is iota of truth in this

When


These guys will draw a nice strat then they will be the one to inform the terrorist of the former.



Who is doing who?

Road block? Who will mount it?

We r not asking for what’s right in this country

Am not against arresting this bunch of animals o
But they should be given a thread mark that put them off crime forever.


Trust Lagos island boys back then. U steal, they cut the vein in ur leg that’s all

Fool

He is a Fulani not working with them

Am sorry to say this , Osinbajo is no longer relevant. Most times I forgot he is also part of this administration.

He has been reduced to motivational speaker now

Lol those who r making it are making it