If Rogue judges are not dealt with they will soon tell police to arrest the President

MrProlific95:
Useless Judgement,

However, I am sure EFCC sent lazy lawyers to do this case, else the first order wouldn't have been given if their lawyers could show that the property is a proceed of Crime

EFCC said its a proceed of crime which they have taken possession and now they want to sell it. Emenike lives in the property and want to buy it from EFCC, EFCC don't want to sell to him but someone else. Emenike has the right of first refusal as a tenant in the building.

So EFCC goofed. Why don't they want to sell the house to Emenike?

ruggedboy01:
They should arrest the criminal immediately 😒😡

How wont he be a criminal.
When he has been working overtime to probe all your high net politicians and sponsors of evil.

The judgement is another missed call.
A miscarried judgement.

FatherCHRISTMAS:

Exactly... The man deliberately under valued the property to escape the law

Blame EFCC for putting the property at such price. A buyer can't fix the price of a goods for a seller except the seller agrees to it

MrProlific95:
Useless Judgement,

However, I am sure EFCC sent lazy lawyers to do this case, else the first order wouldn't have been given if their lawyers could show that the property is a proceed of Crime

So proceed of crime can't be sold to first users who aren't linked to the crime? They must be sold to family and friends of the crime burster?

Lol

MichaelSokoto:
Tilumbunation!

Sorry. Nigeria would surely get better. We need to grow thru this phase.

Banana Republic

Useless country. No law no order

nairalandkachy1:


https://thewhistler.ng/court-orders-igp-to-arrest-efcc-chairman/?fbclid=IwAR3WYFf6C2TZc_NI6mSryRSXlaOvO2gnJasBPYG67PyniW7ULb-yGpSyLeQ

Ds judge must b hi on Colos/Baba

MrProlific95:
Useless Judgement,

However, I am sure EFCC sent lazy lawyers to do this case, else the first order wouldn't have been given if their lawyers could show that the property is a proceed of Crime

You don't get it, read it all over.
it's a proceed of crime already forfeited but emenike is a tenant there and want to continue staying there by acquisition.
He is not the original owner that forfeited the property to FG.

MichaelSokoto:
Tilumbunation!

Abban shine shege.

Bobloco:
If Nigeria is a sane country, the IGP would have carried out the arrest order.

Unfortunately, Nigeria isn't a sane country.

Do we have strong systems? If we did the EFCC or dss wont be disobeying court orders.

This agency and its lousiness in court. That was how Peter Odili got away with an absurd perpetual injunction. Till date, they have not taken any action. The judiciary has its own blame.

Passionate888:
EFCC to investigate corruption in Nigeria judicial system

next headline 😂

222Martins:
N380 Million for a 5 bedroom duplex in Aso drive? A property less than 5 minutes proximity to Aso Villa and National assembly? Haaaaa!!! That's a giveaway price oh!! That property should be nothing less than N1.5Billion. That's probably why the man is fighting tooth and nail to buy it....

Most likely and he has the money, make Dem free am

I thought this new EFCC Chairman is civilized and different from the thugs and bullies that headed that organization in the past.

MrProlific95:
Who is footing your bill

Irrelevant question.

AfroBeatDiary:
They will obviously sell it lower and probably will not remit the money and reloot

They will sell it to themselves for peanut.

Court ke in front of efcc,it just like make police go arrest lastma,court have sold their birth right,toothless court that wants to bite,shame to Nigeria judiciary.

MOST OF THESE JUDGES ARE NOT BETTER THAN COMEDIANS!CAN THE IG ARREST THE EFCC CHAIRMAN WITHOUT THE KNOWLEDGE AND APPROVAL OF THE PRESIDENT?NO WAY!!

The way our Nigerian Law system functions ehhh

Just to be causing chaos everywhere

MrProlific95:
Useless Judgement,

However, I am sure EFCC sent lazy lawyers to do this case, else the first order wouldn't have been given if their lawyers could show that the property is a proceed of Crime

That is not the issue Mr.

Read the article properly .

The claimant is a tenant , not the owner of the property . So whether it’s a proceed of crime or or not doesn’t concern him. The EFCC did not get an order of eviction from a court . They simply blocked the entrance even after the court had ordered them to not prevent the tenant from driving in and out of his house .


I’m explaining to you what you already ‘read’

MrProlific95:
Useless Judgement,

However, I am sure EFCC sent lazy lawyers to do this case, else the first order wouldn't have been given if their lawyers could show that the property is a proceed of Crime

Efcc get better lawyers before?

You just know Nigerian politicians have their dirty stinking hands all over this matter

[quote author=MrProlific95 post=128107996]Useless Judgement,

However, I am sure EFCC sent lazy lawyers to do this case, else the first order wouldn't have been given if their lawyers could show that the property is a proceed of Crime[]

Youths dont read again these days.
Obviously, common sense would interpret the story to mean that EMENIKE was a TENANT in the said property which was dubbed a proceed of crime.
EFCC valued it at the said amount and wanted him to vacate for the sale.
He opted to buy it but EFCC denied him his right of first refusal.

Lastly, he wasn't the ORIGINAL OWNER.
CLEAR?.

erniok:

He's a tenant. Go back and read it.

Okay...but he's still high. Which law states he has "right of first refusal"?
The EFCC should further investigate him. Where did he get such money and why is he so keen on acquiring the property?

funshint:

Okay...but he's still high. Which law states he has "right of first refusal"?
The EFCC should further investigate him. Where did he get such money and why is he so keen on acquiring the property?

We can agree on first refusal since it was not stated in the report that EFCC has put it up for auction.
On investigating him, do you think someone who's shady will have the balls to ask to buy it over and when refused, sued EFCC knowing they'd come hard after him?

erniok:

We can agree on first refusal since it was not stated in the report that EFCC has put it up for auction.
On investigating him, do you think someone who's shady will have the balls to ask to buy it over and when refused, sued EFCC knowing they'd come hard after him?

Forget; some people can be bold and stupid!

funshint:

Forget; some people can be bold and stupid!

Lol. True sha.

SmartyPants:


The issue has nothing to do with it being a proceed of crime. Te property has already been forfeited by the original owner - now what is happening is that the tenant is simply saying okay, you want to sell this house that my landlord forfeited - let me buy it since I live here already. Simple.

Is it compulsory to sell to him? It depends on the terms of sale.