According to Channels Television, the request was discreetly filed by the DSS’s legal team on Wednesday based on an alleged new evidence it had obtained.
The application was dismissed by Justice Hamza Muazu who cited an abuse of court process and the lack of jurisdiction.
The request by the DSS followed Emefiele’s re-arrest by the agency from the court premises in Lagos, after the court had ordered his remand in a Correctional Centre while awaiting the fulfilment of his bail conditions.
The DSS’s counsel, Victor Ejelonu, chose to withdraw the matter after the judge raised questions about the court’s jurisdiction, given the exclusive rights of the Magistrate Court to grant detention orders under sections 293 and 296 of the Administration of Criminal Justice Act.
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Good one by the court. If the DSS wants to be stupid, they shouldn't drag the honourable court into their stupidity and abuse of law.
ReplyDeleteThey will still not obey court order and nothing will happen, Nigeria is wired that way absolute disregard for the rule of law without consequences
ReplyDeleteSad but true
DeleteEmefi baby.
ReplyDeleteFinally the long arm of the law is out for you while Jubril is gone into the wind. Haha.
You better start talking, else you go down alone.
Anywhere, I saw videos of banking halls, the new currencies he printed,yes, he printed are gradually replacing the old notes.
What goes around....
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