According to Sahara Reporters, Mr Kalejaiye was stripped of his SAN rank for allegedly communicating via text message with one of the judges, Thomas Naron, during the election tribunal hearing in the case filed by ex governor Oyinlola against the current governor Rauf Aregbesola.
Mr. Kalejaye had faced an inquiry into his unethical conduct since 2008 when a series of text messages between him and the judge were made public.
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ReplyDeleteGud 4 him
DeleteThe evil that men do hunts them. Change is in the air
ReplyDeleteGud 4 him
DeleteWow! Such unprofessional conduct frm someone in position of SAN. He doesn't deserve d title. Wht a shame.
ReplyDeleteUmmmm.reason i clear, delete all my chats and private messages . u can never b too careful
ReplyDeleteHmmm he is gonna go in for it den
ReplyDeleteGod will strip the unworthy gradually.
ReplyDeletea.k.a EDWIN CHINEDU AZUBUKO said..
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Mehn see fuck up....
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Traitor! Serves him right....
ReplyDeleteGood for him
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ReplyDeleteGood for him... Whoever contribute to bad Idea/corruption will surely pay for it...sorry Mr ex-SAN...
ReplyDeleteThat's discipline! Well served
ReplyDeleteEyah, pele sir
ReplyDeleteNa them biko. I choputas not. Linda take note!
ReplyDeleteBad day for this dude
ReplyDeleteNa them biko. I choputas not. Linda take note!
ReplyDeleteLinda get ur facts right before publishing. He was disbarred. The Registrar of the Supreme Court was directed to strike out his name from the list of lawyers in Nigeria.
ReplyDeleteIn otherwords, he is no longer a lawyer permitted to practice in Nigeria. Since he cannot practice law, he is NOT a lawyer anymore. sefini
Chai this is shameful o!
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What a mess as a legal practitioner one of the cardinal rules to protect and respect is rule 19 of the rules of professional conduct rule of confidentiality.
ReplyDeleteToo bad. Even the judge gets judged.
ReplyDeleteOmg..whatever though and hey linda ikeji, i must commend u for ur good work. This actually attracted me to your blog and u're always posting things abt me, u must like the kardashians?
ReplyDeleteGood, some sensibility quietly creeping into our judicial system!
ReplyDeleteToo bad for him
ReplyDeleteGood for him
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Is very unethical for him do that.
ReplyDeleteEveryday for the thief .. Otunba u no gree us hear word from Ibadan and ijebu.. Ur arrogance was ur downfall.. They have been waiting for you for a long time now.. Even the panel were appalled at your arrogance and you bragging that they can't do anything .. Now u are running around trying to appeal .. Appeal time don pass o.. Nothing for u o.
ReplyDeleteSo what happens to the Judge who he exchanged the text message with?
ReplyDeleteSahara reports likes working in favour of Apc.
ReplyDeleteNa that one they say make u comment upon?
DeleteEyyya...bursted
ReplyDeleteOmg! A learned silk stripped of an honourable position in the legal system in Nigeria, I bet he conducted himself in an unprofessional and unethical way.
ReplyDeleteThat Rauf Aregbesola is a failure. He cannot pay salaries
ReplyDeleteThe judge should be punished too
ReplyDeleteThe judge has been forced to Retire in 2012
DeleteTo think that teh Oyinlola he was fightingfor is now an APC member...hmn
ReplyDeleteHe was disbarred Linda. Stop thieving and publishing news without verifying the facts.
ReplyDeleteit is strange how some people who have left comments here seem to be rejoicing at the "downfall" of a man they, in all probability do not even know". Yes there have been allegations of corruption in the judiciary. Yes he may have been found guilty of professional misconduct. But that in my estimation does not warrant some of the comments posted here. One contributor stated that he is arrogant. That even the Panel Members were disturbed by this. Was that contributor a member of the Panel? If not was he in direct communication with a member of the Panel in respect of information that ought to be official and confidential? Please! Whatever our views about this matter I suggest that it should not lead to directing abuse at this man who for all at the end of it all may even be absolved of any blame on appeal. If however any contributor still wants to take delight in the misery of this man please feel free to do so. But remember these words; "ask not for whom the bell tolls, it tolls for thee." "He who is without sin let him cast the first stone"
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