₦airaland Forum

lhordspy:
Why is a court room like that for christ sake?


Just look at what those lawyers are sitting on. Just like football viewing centre where people gather to watch match.
It is well.

the thing weak me

The lazy youths who could not read the first statement will surely claim ordinary powder was burnt no cocaine. Trust them to change mouth

Eriokanmi:
You don't destroy an exhibit before arraignment, even if it occupies a warehouse, it doesn't matter. You keep it with full security guard day and night until the conclusive end. Video evidence and samples taken can be manipulated. Whenever customs confiscate goods, they don't burn them rather, they take them to their warehouses. Go to Ikeja and see impounded truck loads of contraband. After the court ruling, they now burn them openly or sell them off to general public in line with court judgement.

You forgot one key thing, that is why you made this point. Read the story again. The COURT permitted that, that portion be destroyed just like the court can permit auctioning if the product is autionable. You were not there to hear arguments made before this took place. Again, don't compare cocaine with bags of rice, turkey, cars etc. This is a highly dangerous consignment that you cannot trust anyone with.

casppyjay:
u are a very argumentative man however ur sense of law is at a cradle level
If at u possess any … it’s highly illogical to think the whole lot will be a physically presented.. the contention here is wether it’s ethical judicially to burn or destroy evidence even before trial and conviction..it’s sad u had to make me go diz level to explain to u because u appeared informed initially..

Guy, the COURT gave them the go ahead. Read the news again. Out of that, some quantities were kept for prosecution purposes. Some circumstances warrants the action the NDLEA take as far the the JUDICIARY permits, which it did in this case. How do you want NDLEA to store 1.8tones of cocaine in this very corrupt system? How do they secure it? Again Falz was just grandstanding, he doesn't know more than the court that ordered the destruction

GENES11S:
I'm not the reason for your frustrations

Thanks that you realize your error. Next time read properly

Eriokanmi:
What do you understand by exhibit to start with ?

May be you can explain your understanding of exhibit first. This one you are thinking 1.8 tonnes of crack should be taken to court room as exhibit, I don't understand

casppyjay:
do u know that courts can be misled? Please engage ur brains

You are the one to engage it. Do you expect 1.8tonnes of cocaine be presented physically in the court as evidence? You must be joking then. Do you know the amount of risks associated with storing 1.8tonnes of cocaine for even a year especially in this corrupt Nigeria? Engage your brain please

crafteck:
Na cobweb and milk dey ur head instead of brain, can you remeasure or retest the content of a video if it comes under probe, u go just use 10mb type nonsense.

You may do well to examine your brain as well as the reading the below

"Sunday said out of the 1.8-ton seized, 1, 828 blocks of the cocaine will be crushed and set ablaze while the remnant will be secured for purpose of prosecution of the suspects who were brought to witness the procedure and sign the certificate of destruction"

Freebills12:
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You are very stupid! Must you support the government even in their mistakes! This video of his confession is not enough, he can easily claim that he did that under duress. The court will still admit it. Burning of cocaine is a very stupid decision, you can't charge someone to court for trading a 1.8 ton of cocaine only to present 0.004 ton of cocaine as an exhibit. Where does it happen?

Haba, go and read this very news you are commenting on. It is the COURT, I repeat the COURT that ordered that destruction. So which court are you talking about defense again?

onosbaba3310:
You are the one disgracing your poor Dad after sending you to school, common sense no tell you say the culprit can defend that in court.

They can tell the court it was flour or something, how will NDLEA defend that without the evidence??

you that has common sense didn't read that the same court you are so confident the suspect will defend themselves ordered for the burning.

Why do we find it difficult to read and understand simple stuff?

GENES11S:
U never prosecute them, you don burn the evidence.

You didn't read the part quoted below or you have short memory

"Sunday said out of the 1.8-ton seized, 1, 828 blocks of the cocaine will be crushed and set ablaze while the remnant will be secured for purpose of prosecution of the suspects who were brought to witness the procedure and sign the certificate of destruction"

ada9ja:
What if the say they confessed under duress and what is there is just powder, what will the physical evidence to counter such. Just asking

READ! READ! READ!

"Sunday said out of the 1.8-ton seized, 1, 828 blocks of the cocaine will be crushed and set ablaze while the remnant will be secured for purpose of prosecution of the suspects who were brought to witness the procedure and sign the certificate of destruction"

backnbeta:
He's a lawyer; I doubt you are one! He spoke from a legal perspective. Destroying it after securing convictions sounds better IMO

The NDLEA personnel that spoke is a farmer abi? You people should be reading. The court gave the destruction order itself

Eriokanmi:
You're an ignorant in Law. It would have been better you kept quiet instead of spewing this. It's not every post you must respond to especially if you're a novice as in this case

Let the criminal get a sound lawyer, l'obatan, case closed. Video evidence will be thrown off.

come on man, you need to read properly and make informed comments. According to this report, the COURT of law permitted the destruction of the drugs, a portion was kept for prosecution purpose, the suspects witnessed and signed the destruction certificate. What else are you talking about? Do you mean NDLEA should take ten containers of drugs to court room as evidence? Haba, it is not done that way na

PerfectStranger:
You’re the one capping here. He’s seeing it from legal angle.
Falz is one of the outspoken musicians who speak up for the youths, so stop playing.

"Sunday said out of the 1.8-ton seized, 1, 828 blocks of the cocaine will be crushed and set ablaze while the remnant will be secured for purpose of prosecution of the suspects who were brought to witness the procedure and sign the certificate of destruction"

I don't think falz made any sense considering the above

Mumi government. Did the VCs close the universities? The universities were open since. Only lecturers were not lecturing

Corruption will still kill it

Why did they store Diesel without bond wall to contain it in case of spillage? Where is Lagos state safety agency when you need them to do their job?

JJuanMiguel:
Lol
So going on strike is how to get the government who don't care about education to invest in education?
How well has that worked for 7 months now?

I'm actually enjoying this now. ASUU will file an appeal that they don't want to go back to work after 7 months at the same time demanding to be paid for the 7 months out of work period .
Self destruct mode activated.

who told you they are out of work. What is the job description of a lecturer? I know in a myopic way, you think is just to teach. Go and find of their job description first. The FG is just grandstanding as usual

JJuanMiguel:
Abi, the lecturers should just forget about unionism, they should resign and go and apply for better jobs with better paycheck.
They are just grasping at straws because they will lose this appeal also.

So what will become of the public education if they all resign as you want them to? Even now the very people you are defending do not have confidence in the our education sector. This why their children keep graduating abroad with looted money. Same applies to our health sector and everything.

gassbee:
try n b current and not just criticise blindly, FG has met more than 80% of their demand

which demands have they met? You people will just be talking. How does promising to appreciate minies in 2023 budget translate to meeting demands when the useless government violates even signed agreements with reckless abandone let alone a mere promise. Let bring out part of the looted monies they are using to send their children abroad, attend to their health abroad and now scheduling meetings abroad to fund education

TalkTalkTwins:
I remember seeing a Premium Times report he was sentenced to life imprisonment

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/regional/ssouth-west/513848-court-sentences-evans-two-others-to-life-imprisonment.html

Which should we believe now?

It is important for you to read news, the name of the person mentioned as kidnapped by Evans in the link you provided is not same as the one mentioned here. It simply means the cases are different and the sentences are different as well

joyandfaith:
Hyperbolic statement not emotional.

I think it is a combination of the two actually. One is not sufficiently enough.

joyandfaith:
There are more criminals in lagos than law- abiding people. In lagos that criminals would be robbing pedestrians in afternoon.

I guess this is another emotional statement base on nothing. You mean in Lagos, out of ten people you see, six are robbing the remaining four? Wao, this is strange.

joyandfaith:
But there are no cameras to catch thieves and criminals in lagos. Do you know why? Criminal system and Government are perfectly aligned.

Please can you come and commit crime in Lagos? I humbly ask so as to be sure of your assertion

Offpoint1:
Auctioning won't stop it either, the problem lies with the government for improper Urban planning and terrible roads.

All of them took one-way to beat traffic.

Oga, in an urban city, you cannot remove traffic. Google the worst traffic cities in the world and you will be surprised they are in the developed world. This guys must not be impatient at other people life's detriment

Offpoint1:
Why not fine them heavily instead of auctioning their cars?

If you are in Lagos, you will know that the fine thing didn't work a bit. With this forfeiture law, stubborn people are still taking one way.

Driving against traffic is one the most dangerous things to do. Where the son wadriving against traffic, he must have been insulting people who have the right of way as they usually do. Today he is crying. Let this serve as a lesson to him and others reading this

How I wish the docile students wak up and block Abuja and Lagos airports. It is only then the useless government will do something

The more reason why I don't see any sense in the professor's ranting about the late queen. The very things our people do now is what is really worth talking about. How are the leaders of today running the affairs of the regions and the country? Very pathetic. But we will blame everyone else apart from us

OgatheTop:
Lagos ppro is the most excited, silliest officer I can think about.

Holding strange views indicative of a typical Nigerian policeman.

Chukking mouth inside every matter.

The idiot is just plain stupid.

You are just venting your anger and frustration wrongly. The man is PPRO as you called him. The matter involves a police officer and a civilian which is in public domain. What do you want him to do? Keep quiet? If he does, we will all insult them for keeping quiet, he speaks you are complaining.
Thankfully, as he rightly says, the court will decide the matter, so calm down and don't be emotional about it. The woman will have her lawyer to argue her case

Great looks. One of the very few states working. I wonder if my governor sees these kind of projects. All he knows is to follow wike up and down like personal assistant