bigiyaro:
My tot is that, u should be patient n let justice take it's cause.

Ijaya123:
It is not his bit to send anybody to prison but that of the court. And court cases are not concluded overnight.

You need to enlighten yourself.

Ijaya123:
It is not his bit to send anybody to prison but that of the court. And court cases are not concluded overnight.

You need to enlighten yourself.

stanuplane:
. So the administration should be waiting for the next 3.3 years for court cases to be concluded before they really get down to governance. Are you listening to urself?

stanuplane:
and while we re waiting for justice to take its course. The country falls apart.

stanuplane:
Our confused president has already spent 8 months on the sit of power. His only achievement so far is fighting kworuption. But I ask, which high profile looter has buhari really sent to prison? To a real prison and not the ones in the pages of our national dailies. Every right thinking Nigerian should lend his/her voice and call buhari and apc to order. Let them stop chasing ghosts and really get to work. Ur thoughts

obailala:
My thoughts is that you have reasoned no better than the illiterate okada man who lived close to my house some time ago (no offence intended). You should know that under a democracy , it starts with investigations, prosecution and judgement before prison. A process which naturally takes time especially considering the nature of Nigerian judiciary.

stanuplane:
read my post again, read yours then at least attempt to use that grey matter in ur skull to decipher the info am trying to pass, at least for once in your miserable life. Grow a brain and stop being a zombie.

obailala:
To give you the benefit of a doubt, I had to read your post and mine again as you suggested, and I did it slowly this time around. Unfortunately I still stand by my previous statement; your reasoning smacks of ignorance if you expect people to be thrown in jail without a procedure even in a democracy.

Investigations => prosecution => judgement => prison. So far we're still at the investigation/prosecution phase, and yes, this stage could involve holding the suspects in custody.

Tinubutoto:

but what we have is : arrest-prosecution the investigation, is dat what u were taught?

stanuplane:
Our confused president has already spent 8 months on the sit of power. His only achievement so far is fighting kworuption. But I ask, which high profile looter has buhari really sent to prison? To a real prison and not the ones in the pages of our national dailies. Every right thinking Nigerian should lend his/her voice and call buhari and apc to order. Let them stop chasing ghosts and really get to work. Ur thoughts

obailala:
Arrest is part of investigation and arrest is required for prosecution, you should have been able to read that in my last post. And a piece of advice, stop weeping over the welfare of some criminal moneybags who stole your money, you are not even related to these guys and they didn't give you a dime from their loot. Stop having sleepless nights over the welfare of people that don't give a damn about your existence.

Tinubutoto:

so u were taught that after prosecution u investigate? u sounding like a lawyer but if u r I am so ashamed of yo universityand d law school campus u attended.
u v to carry out investigation properly and gather yo evidences before prosecution and not going to court before u come up with evidence by rearresting after d accused has taken his plea. the practice is when new facts are available, u amend yo charge whereby the court will read d amended charge and d accused will take another plea. after taken d plea, d defence counsel will apply for d sustainability of d bail granted by d court earlier if it's a bailable offence.

stanuplane:
Our confused president has already spent 8 months on the sit of power. His only achievement so far is fighting kworuption. But I ask, which high profile looter has buhari really sent to prison? To a real prison and not the ones in the pages of our national dailies. Every right thinking Nigerian should lend his/her voice and call buhari and apc to order. Let them stop chasing ghosts and really get to work. Ur thoughts

obailala:
Investigation is an ongoing process and it will continue at least until the person is slammed in jail by a judge if found guilty. So yes, investigations can still continue even after the person is already being prosecuted.

If a suspect is charged to court based on available evidence, nothing stops the prosecution from continuing its investigations to unearth more evidence to support their case, and if more evidences surface, more charges can be prepared. There is no where in the world where the constitution says investigations should stop after a suspect has been charged to court; there is also nowhere in the Nigerian constitution where it says the police or EFCC or any investigating institution does not have a right to bring up more charges after the suspect has been charged for a previous one.

I am not a lawyer, I do not need to be a lawyer to know this, IT IS COMMON SENSE!!!... You can spend your life defending people that robbed you blind, but I thank God that for the first time in a long time, Nigeria is led by a person who doesn't give a damn about such illogical wailings.