Okay na


Make dem dey there. I don dey go sleep.


Goodnight jare

Nomore habhouring of crime and impunity in Nigeria, that era has gone.

frisky2good:
Unnecessary drama. Why not just bundle the man into a black maria and take him by sea to the US?

Hey Mr Robinson Crusoe, this is 21st century...

Okay

You dey for gate dey suffer heat n cold the chamoo dey him sofa for bedroom dey crack jokes wt his American prends for fone dey sip champ dey watch CNN. The next news we go hear be say the man don dress like amaria take boat cross lagoon enta Gabon. Suicide will b a nice opt.

What's with Nigeria and disobeying court order.

efilefun:
Oga kashamu, you said you have never stepped your foot in the united states before, why are you scared of going there now that you are being offered free flight and visa-free PDP home of ex convicts, criminals and murderers







That silly TANoid always shouting he "hates change" has gone silent again, hin battery don die... Tomorrow morning he go come start hin noise again... oponu oshi

don't mind the silly idiot that says he hate change..awa APC ni oko iya Tanoids now..

efilefun:
Oga kashamu, you said you have never stepped your foot in the united states before, why are you scared of going there now that you are being offered free flight and visa-free PDP home of ex convicts, criminals and murderers







That silly TANoid always shouting he "hates change" has gone silent again, hin battery don die... Tomorrow morning he go come start hin noise again... oponu oshi

GEJ my hero. I hate change,I like transformation

Nice one from NDLEA! Never back down.

In a statement on Tuesday by its spokesperson, Mitchell Ofoyeju, the NDLEA described the court order as trivial and an attempt to prevent it from performing it's statutory functions. The agency maintained it had received an order from the United States Government to extradite Kashamu for drug related offences and claimed to have served a warrant of arrest on him.

So, in other words, the NDLEA would rather obey the order of the United States government than the order of a Nigerian High Court? Is this not the most shameful manifestation of inferiority complex and 'colonial mentality'? This is ridiculous.

Is the man from south. Waste?

If kashamu is sworn in,will he have diplomatic immunity? Cos d case has been adjorned to June 4th if so that means d man can't be arrested bah? Pls correct me if I am wrong.

This is getting messier the more if care not taken this guy might go free. When law enforcement agency and judicial authority are not obeying each other then their is fire on the mountain.

wow wonder shall never end. See how this yorubas are embarassing our country for drug related offences. Pls tinubu should also be arrested. If it was an lgbo man, they would vr circulated the news everywhere.

Does US law now supersede Nigerian laws?. The moment a Nigerian court have given order for NDLEA to leave his compound, they ought to obey that court order immediately. It appears the incoming government is going to be a western puppet.

By the way, the US do not obey international laws, so they have no grounds to ask for Kashamus's extradition.

Shekau1:
Shekau would Never be Captured, Not in this Country!

BH member your virgins are waiting for you. Nigeria will capture and kill shecow

who sabi you? park well

XRAY21:
GEJ my hero. I hate change,I like transformation

efilefun:
who sabi you? park well

warning* haters die young *

soe:
Lol

Can the NDLEA pls appeal the judgement rather than "kick against" it

Besides..if you have a warrant of arrest, what is stopping you from forcefully entering his house...

Afterall...resisting lawful arrest is another crime.

Final shot: this only confirms why our soldiers have not been able to arrest Abubakar Shekau...cos imagine if it were Shekau in that house...would they be waiting for him to hand himself over? No sting operation? No bulldozer?

Nigerian security outfit keeps working very unprofessional since democracy started. Can any African country write any letter of extradition to the US and such be honoured without obeying the US laws. They leave the real criminals and aired documentaries and start their eye service hob to Buhari. Either you extradite him or not Buhari will change all of you.

soe:
Lol

Can the NDLEA pls appeal the judgement rather than "kick against" it

Besides..if you have a warrant of arrest, what is stopping you from forcefully entering his house...

Afterall...resisting lawful arrest is another crime.

Final shot: this only confirms why our soldiers have not been able to arrest Abubakar Shekau...cos imagine if it were Shekau in that house...would they be waiting for him to hand himself over? No sting operation? No bulldozer?

My dear u dey mind the fools. This stuff is just politically motivated. US give u order, therefore u go carry the man throw for them. mtcheeeee

bettercreature:
I can't imagine a court telling law enforcement not to arrest a drug baron,someone need to do something about our judicial system
Its the major reason most of the corrupt officials evades justice

Are you minding our useless judiciary arm of govt. If it is common man on the street they will jail him or her for as many years as possible. Law makers r law breakers. God is watching.

Very good

NDLEA should come out clean.


Is their action within the Law or they just dnt have fuel to leave there.

See this people, they have an order from USA for extradition which is now more than an order of a court of law.

hedonistic:


So, in other words, the NDLEA would rather obey the order of the United States government than the order of a Nigerian High Court? Is this not the most shameful manifestation of inferiority complex and 'colonial mentality'? This is ridiculous.

Nigeria is a signatory to the treaty agreement with the US and the executive branche of government is bonded to obey that extradiction request, but there have to be an extradiction hearing for him in Nigeria, but the Nigeria judiciary does not have the authority to prevent the Nigeria executive branch from carrying out that extradiction unles during the extradiction hearing, the judiciary come to determine that, his rights will be violated if extradited.

The judge that issue that order is in the wrong here.

My guess is, NDLEA does not have an arrest warrant from a Judge yet, hence they have not broken down the barracades to taken him into custody. And they have every right to keep within close distant of the suspect until they obtain that warrant, especially if there is reasonable beliefs that, the suspect will be a flight risk.

efilefun:
with video evidence Them no born am well. But that hommie wicked ooo hin gangs don dey chop beans since 1994 and hin dey play hide and seek for naija...i pity hin jail term in advance.

Toooh! If dats the case the earlier the beta... But wait oh, him get dis kind yawa na him him go win senate? Muntula wey 4 dey low key! Oh the mumu wanted immunity clause... U see y dat shiit has to go!

baybeeboi:
Nigerians embarassing the judicial system even more.
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Why not get a warrant and arrest this Man instead of going against court order?
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Smh for this country

I don't know if your problem is comprehension or reading, the OP clearly states that the NDLEA have obtained a warrant and have also served said warrant to his lawyer given he is holding up within his house.

It's the court who are a smack bang out of order insisting the agency relax and let the man make a run. NDLEA know if they loose him now he'll be gone forever. You can be sure any deal Buhari would strike with the US would have him as a clause

only in Nigeria where a suspected drug baron would be given free reign to insult our intelligence. idiots

83lagosroad:


Nigerian security outfit keeps working very unprofessional since democracy started. Can any African country write any letter of extradition to the US and such be honoured without obeying the US laws. They leave the real criminals and aired documentaries and start their eye service hob to Buhari. Either you extradite him or not Buhari will change all of you.

Extradiction orders are not letters, they are valid orders from the court of the originating country and yes, if two countries have an extradiction treaty signed and passed into law by both country's legislatives, that order is as good as having been issued by a judge in the destination country.

The US and Nigeria signed an extradiction treaty, that treaty was ratified and passed into law by the Nigeria Senate and it has the same force of law as any other bill or law passed by the Nigeria Senate and NDLEA is bounded to carry out that order.

Only that, they have to arrest him, take him to a court in Nigeria for extradiction hearing. Such hearings have a limited scope, it is not evidentiary, which means you cannot plead your case there...they will look up want he is being charged with, compare it to see if such charges are also illegal in Nigeria, some countries with lots of influences also ensure that, their treaty also provides that intended punishment shall not be such that are illegal in their home countries....eg if the punishment for his crime is the death penalty and hypothetically Nigeria does not support the death penalty, the extradiction judge will refuse to allow him to be extradited until the other country agree not to seek the death penalty, the judge also look to make such that, none of his rights will be violated,etc...after which he will be handed over.

hedonistic:


So, in other words, the NDLEA would rather obey the order of the United States government than the order of a Nigerian High Court? Is this not the most shameful manifestation of inferiority complex and 'colonial mentality'? This is ridiculous.

They are obliged by international law and agreements to hand over a criminal with a warrant once the case has been presented as they believe it is answerable.
I believe a court had already granted that he should be extradited a while ago and he has been fighting that a while now and also using the influence of GEJ.
If he is allowed to be sworn in as senator that extradition becomes extremely difficult

Something tells me,NDLEA are not serious about this arrest,how come you have a warrant of arrest and all you have been doing since the early hrs of saturday is to siege the compound,we all know this is unlike nigerian forces,without warrant self,na with slaping and belt draging them go carry you reach cell #4.

Nigeria is a state of lawlessness do whatever u like if u have the money our leaders are cowards we only need God intervention