dynicks:
fayose's inner self right now....

faroukfahima:
The trial of Former governor of Ekiti state, Ayodele Fayose has been adjourned till Wednesday after he lost out in his bid to be granted bail by the federal high court in Lagos.

On Monday, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) arraigned Fayose on an 11-count charge bordering on abuse of office.

The ex-governor pleaded not guilty when the charges were read to him.

Subsequently, Kanu Agabi, Fayose’s counsel, filed a bail application on behalf of his client but CMA Olatoregun, the presiding judge, rejected the application and ordered that Fayose should remain in EFCC custody till Wednesday.

Source: OkayNG.com

faroukfahima:
The trial of Former governor of Ekiti state, Ayodele Fayose has been adjourned till Wednesday after he lost out in his bid to be granted bail by the federal high court in Lagos.

On Monday, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) arraigned Fayose on an 11-count charge bordering on abuse of office.

The ex-governor pleaded not guilty when the charges were read to him.

Subsequently, Kanu Agabi, Fayose’s counsel, filed a bail application on behalf of his client but CMA Olatoregun, the presiding judge, rejected the application and ordered that Fayose should remain in EFCC custody till Wednesday.
WHERE IS FFK AND WIKE ARE THEY ALSO IN EFCC CUSTODY? Just asking, I want to know.

Source: OkayNG.com

tesppidd:
Fayose don buy market!

That was how Olisa Metuh was forming Al Paccino and refused to enter a plea.

He even chewed his statement and swore not to refund a dime.

At the end he was the one begging to refund the money.

CilicMarin:
They should have remanded the idiot in prison.

ChrisMafian:
The Judiciary system is bleeped up, they should have sent him to jail on first trial.

CilicMarin:
They should have remanded the idiot in prison.

CilicMarin:
They should have remanded the idiot in prison.

Richdad50:
I pray not for Fayose and his travail but for the system of Justice in this country. If the rule of law that is meant to shape the country is being debased by the keepers of the law then the common man should be afraid. If there is much impetus to disobey the rule of law over an Elite, then the common man will find no mercy in the course of justice.
When rational people cry that the law should be applied proportionately, it does not mean they are fighting for the Man in question but for you and i to have equal and fair treatment because of precedence.

TEYA:

Oga abeg make we hear word! If you want to defend Fayose just go on and defend him and don't bring common man into this. There is nothing that common man has not seen in the hands of our leaders both civilian and military. Our prisons are full of common men that will stay locked for many years without ever smelling justice. If you want to fight against disregard for the rule of law then speakin defence of the defenceless and poor whose rights have been violated and not thieving politicians who lack nothing. Common man has seen so much and I feel he has nothing to fear again.

sCun:
Nigerian courts and adjournments.
When will it end?

Richdad50:

Richdad50:
I pray not for Fayose and his travail but for the system of Justice in this country. If the rule of law that is meant to shape the country is being debased by the keepers of the law then the common man should be afraid. If there is much impetus to disobey the rule of law over an Elite, then the common man will find no mercy in the course of justice.
When rational people cry that the law should be applied proportionately, it does not mean they are fighting for the Man in question but for you and i to have equal and fair treatment because of precedence.