Justice Adeniyi further barred the federal government and any of its agencies, notwithstanding Emefiele’s current trial, from re-arresting, detaining and harassing Emefiele over any alleged offence without first obtaining a warrant of arrest from a court of competent jurisdiction.
The judge issued the order after he declared the long detention of Emefiele for over five months by the Department of State Service (DSS) and EFCC as illegal, unlawful and unconstitutional.
According to the judge, the excuse by the federal government that Emefiele was being investigated for other alleged infractions was not tenable, adding that the order of detention obtained from a Chief Magistrate Court in Wuse, Abuja lacked probative value.
He further berated security agencies for first arresting and detaining suspect before investigation.
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ReplyDeleteEven though he's presumed guilty, his detention was an abuse on his fundamental human right that shouldn't have been in the first place.
ReplyDelete© TEEJAY..........✍️
Haaaaaa 100m
ReplyDeleteIndirectly collecting back from the N300m he paid in Dec 2023. Truly, Nigeria and it’s ‘persons’ are taking us on a ride.
DeleteWelcome to Nigeria where everything is possible..
ReplyDeleteOh well
ReplyDeleteWhat a country
ReplyDeleteOkokobioko
ReplyDeleteThe film called "NIGERIA" keeps getting interesting
Gifty
Let them deduct this money from whatever he's supposed to pay back.
ReplyDeletehahahahA
ReplyDeleteBut how he was awarded so quickly? The govt did not put up any fight just turned over 100 mil just like so…okaaaaaaaay
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ReplyDeleteOsetigo
ReplyDeleteOh wow ok
ReplyDeleteDem don run am foreign abi na local