NDLEA operatives are still laying siege to
Senator-elect, Prince Buruji Kashamu's Lekki Phase 1, Lagos residence
and neighbourhood this afternoon despite court orders directing the
agency to vacate his residence. More photos after the cut...
People are protesting, asking them to leave!
Dem neva still buy fuel?
ReplyDeleteDis is wht I call irresponsible officials dat r meant to b taught hw to respect d law mostly court orders.
DeleteThey r stil thre bcos their oga@d top instructed them to b there, and when they r tired no body wil tell them to leave. Nonsense.
Law abiding citizen, wen u disobeyed Court orders .it is imprisonment.
DeleteWe'll see how this will play put after tomorrow
ReplyDeleteLol
ReplyDeleteThis kashmu and ndlea's fight is getting more serious by the day.
Aha!
ReplyDeleteOk ooooooo
ReplyDeleteWht a shame dat law keeper's r now law breaker's. Wht example r they showing to d citizens. Nonsense!
ReplyDeleteWell dey must have deir reasons
ReplyDeletewho are these ones protesting?...hungry, poverty, stricken people i guess!.....NDLEA nice job....keep it up...do not leave dat place!
ReplyDeleteIdoit he told u this people are hungry people, this are residence of lekki
DeleteThe while is underlock you cant even drive out without one idiot holding a gun towards your direction. I seriously dont understand how you poor idiotic folks talk
Nbanu! They shouldn't leave o! He must be extradited to the US.
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U we hail na! Lol
ReplyDeleteI guess they probably want to appeal the judgment and are waiting till the out come of the appeal.
ReplyDelete~BONARIO~says so via NOKIA LUMIA
I'm sure that the judge was probably bribed.
DeleteIf I were him, I would have just gotten done and over with.
People who are not guilty of a crime, have nothing to be afraid of.
He knows what he has done.
Power Tussle, let's see who wins. Linda take note!
ReplyDeletePower Tussle, let's see who wins. Linda take note!
ReplyDeletenaija where every man na him own oga. imagine an ordinary agency defiling a court order. Nonsence like that dont happen in developed country
ReplyDeleteDefying not defiling!
DeleteDo you know if the court order was done by bribing the judge?
DeleteThe senator-elect too failed to appear in court on Monday.
Things are never what it looks like at face value.
Must every body be bribe. Haba we just conclude without having facts. Did u collect the money on behalf of tge Judge or what
DeleteMake them find bed and sleep there.
ReplyDeletea.k.a EDWIN CHINEDU AZUBUKO said..
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Is obvious that this protesters are been bribed.... The NDLEA people should maintain their ground, no shaking...
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***CURRENTLY IN JUPITER***
Tell them! what kind of shoddy last minute court order is that?
Deletebribery and corruption of the highest level.
The judge doesn't even want the police etc to arrest him. Nonsense!
Remember ibori's case.
NDLEA has been messed. Someone is funding this scam
ReplyDeleteNa lie
DeleteI support the NDLEA guys.I suspect the court's order came from someone very powerful outside the judicial circle.Our body language in this country most times favour the criminals.Kashamu is an international criminal.He should be under surveilance
ReplyDeleteCorrect babe! You're smart.
DeleteDese guys really mean business
ReplyDeleteNa tomorrow e go end nah
ReplyDeletehis senatorial immunity kicks in.
Doesn't he have to be sworn in first?
Deletejust asking
Instead of swearing in, this is swearing for Esho Jinadu(Buruji Kashamu). Oath of prison instead of oath of office. In toilet arrest.
ReplyDeleteSerious wahala
ReplyDeleteDis is serious (dodorima Africans)
ReplyDeleteDis is serious (dodorima Africans)
ReplyDeleteThe judge that gave the vadit is very stupid he should be relieve of his duty because it!s obviouse he is supporting corruption
ReplyDeleteIt is VERDICT and not VADIT, go and read,stop commenting on what you don't know about.
DeleteTrue talk
DeletePunck its a verdict and not a vardit.
DeleteI really know understand that many of you dont even know your rights. Someone come to your house to arrest you without a warrant and you will just go. I which you guys get busted by the cops and I will love to see your reactions
Our institutions never get it right. Why would they disregard a court order? It's beginning to seem like this is more of a witch hunting exercise.
ReplyDeleteThey are paid to this. So let them stay forever if they like.
ReplyDeleteare they stupid?so they cant obey court orders nw abi?this is contempt ex facie na,smh
ReplyDeleteWhich kind of yeye court order? I bet the judge was bribed.
DeleteThis man is allegedly an international criminal. Do you know if they have orders from the international community?
Hembafan
DeleteYou reek of illiteracy.
Jeeez!
International community?
You have never heard of territorial sovereignty?
So, you think America can make laws for Nigeria on their own soil?
Daffty.
You have been going on and on about bribe no bribe. The court order is final pending appeal. Whatever reason behind it and besides you really can't prove a thing. You didn't even read the order because you're not intellectually equipped. Keep spewing trash. Vermin.
Let's see how this whole drama ends #onelovefromsnow#
ReplyDeletePeople are protesting.... For how much? Smh
ReplyDeleteN500 each I reckon
DeleteDo we all agreed that there is more to this?
ReplyDeleteThis is madness. Lawlessness.
ReplyDeleteToo much drama
ReplyDeletemake unah nor dey hurry, buhari wen quite, e nor why, dog when dey cry dey see road, nah tomorrow
ReplyDeleteHe has to visit usa, then we will be confused, they judge is bribed , Nigeria needs a good name, not illiterate like kasham, God is able
ReplyDeleteNDLEA are so lawless, it's obvious someone is funding them somewhere. Going to arrest someone without a warrant shows nothing but stupidity. Only in Nigeria will this nonsense happen. No extradition request no proof!
ReplyDeleteOfficials of NDLA have shown their total disregard for the rule of law which they swore to uphold. It is only in NIG that a law enforcement agency would disregard a court order. If they claim to have a warrant of arrest and a request for extradition of Mr Kashamu they should show it to the world to see. Even if they wish to appeal the ruling of the court they must first obey the ruling or file for stay of execution of the said order of the court cos he who want to go to equity must go with clean hands.
ReplyDeleteOfficials of NDLA have shown their total disregard for the rule of law which they swore to uphold. It is only in NIG that a law enforcement agency would disregard a court order. If they claim to have a warrant of arrest and a request for extradition of Mr Kashamu they should show it to the world to see. Even if they wish to appeal the ruling of the court they must first obey the ruling or file for stay of execution of the said order of the court cos he who want to go to equity must go with clean hands.
ReplyDeleteOfficials of NDLA have shown their total disregard for the rule of law which they swore to uphold. It is only in NIG that a law enforcement agency would disregard a court order. If they claim to have a warrant of arrest and a request for extradition of Mr Kashamu they should show it to the world to see. Even if they wish to appeal the ruling of the court they must first obey the ruling or file for stay of execution of the said order of the court cos he who want to go to equity must go with clean hands.
ReplyDeleteNDLEA lawless and clueless institution that disregards a court order. If you have proof go through the right process. Its obvious there are being sponsored. Such a shame! Up till now no proof for the extradition.
ReplyDeleteNDLEA lawless and clueless institution that disregards a court order. If you have proof go through the right process. Its obvious there are being sponsored. Such a shame! Up till now no proof for the extradition.
ReplyDeletehaba, there must be more details not known to the public
ReplyDeletehmm these guys mean business. at all cost.
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