dedons: Naija don upgrade o
BTW
wat abt those dat walks on the street looking for available vacancies.
Dem dey guilty too

DJDOLA: Yes gud for him what is he looking for at late hour. Roaming estate at late hour..maybe is looking for who 2 kidnap

donem:
There is a restriction to freedom of movement.
@ topic thumbs up to the constabulary men who effected his arrest, i was onced picked up for questioning here in France, my crime they said was looking suspiciously at a grocery shop.

chassity002: The offense was that he was roaming in 'big man' area!

A Kuje Area Court in the FCT on Thursday sentenced a man, Sunday Daniel, 30, to 18 weeks in prison for roaming a street where crimes had been committed.

Mr. Daniel was charged by the police with criminal trespass, public nuisance and an attempt to commit an offence.

The Judge, Nuhu Ibrahim, sentenced him to one and half months for each count, totaling four and half months imprisonment.

He gave the convict an option to pay nine thousand naira fine or to remain in Kuje Prison for four and half months.

“You have an option to pay three thousand naira fine for each count, totaling nine thousand naira or face four and half months imprisonment,” the judge said.

The Police Prosecutor, Corporal Ocheche Samuel, had told the court that the matter was reported at the Kuje Police Station by one Olayinka Keshinro of Union Homes, Kuje on June 5.

He said that the accused, of no fixed address was found roaming the estate at late hour.

He said that the offence contravened the provisions of Section 342, 183 and 95 of the Penal Code.

The prosecutor said that during investigation, the accused could not give satisfactory account of himself. He said that there had been cases of house-breaking and theft in the estate in recent times.

The accused pleaded guilty to the charges against him

babyosisi:


Did you folks miss this
The Man was roaming around a neighborhood he didn't live in at late hour and probably couldn't say what brought him there
With all the break ins ,his arrest was in order.
He would be arrested in the USA too for roaming around people's homes without cause late at night
Kudos to the NPF
I didn't know They had become this efficient

Dibiachukwu: Government of the rich,for the rich and by the rich

young-dude:
See madnes! Well, He has an option to pay just 9500K & be freeeeee

bankyblue:

http://premiumtimesng.com/metro/138671-abuja-court-jails-man-for-18wks-for-street-roaming-others.html

donem:
There is a restriction to freedom of movement.
@ topic thumbs up to the constabulary men who effected his arrest, i was onced picked up for questioning here in France, my crime they said was looking suspiciously at a grocery shop.

momodub: fela talk am before ooooo we no listen

egift: So for not committing any offense he is punished for being poor, chia!

ralphloren:
I have always asked a simple question, are laws made only for the poor? This jobless judge would not waste any time in delivering judgement on this kind of case cos the fellow is an ordinary poor Nigerian. Pls give him the Al Mustapha case now he would resign citing health and family reasons. Anyway the Libyans were like this until they rose up against the powerful elites and today we all know the story. Last punch- let our leaders continue sniffing life out of us bt soonest the angerr of an oppressed ppl wud rise one day?