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Re: N225,000 Donation To Judge’s Father-in-law’s Funeral, Not Bribe – Rickey Tarfa by Nobody: 11:00am On Feb 20, 2016
Ndolarr:
Ricky Tarfa only wants to do gra-gra for EFCC. He is corrupt even by his admission that he sent the N225k to the judge. He should tell Nigerians the names of contributors, how much each contributed, by cash or cheque, how he got the recipient judge's bank account number and why transfer rather than sending the money to the beneficiary through one of his Assistants? The N225k 'contribution' is even curious as N250k would have been more ideal. Even if he is discharged by the government court, he is still deemed guilty in the people's court and God's court!! Shame on those 90 SANs that followed him to court in solidarity. They are saboteurs in the temple of justice!!!

They validate the drift of folks who say "S.A.N." translates to "Shameless Advocate of Nigeria"!

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Re: N225,000 Donation To Judge’s Father-in-law’s Funeral, Not Bribe – Rickey Tarfa by Otapipia: 11:04am On Feb 20, 2016
praxisnetworks:
;EFCC is a very corrupt organization. How can you tender illegally obtained exhibits in a court of law? They are just fooling Nigerians with fake anti corruption charges. Now I am waiting to see how they'll wriggle out of this..... I think someone should sue EFCC for wasting taxpayers money and causing unnecessary and unneeded media distractions.

Did I hear you say illegally obtained evidence? Go and study the evidence act properly.

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Re: N225,000 Donation To Judge’s Father-in-law’s Funeral, Not Bribe – Rickey Tarfa by Omadachi(m): 11:08am On Feb 20, 2016
Our judiciary is one the greatest problem we are having on this country.They are not helping matters.

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Re: N225,000 Donation To Judge’s Father-in-law’s Funeral, Not Bribe – Rickey Tarfa by Nobody: 11:15am On Feb 20, 2016
naijaking1:
Lawyers in the house, what is the difference between giving money for burial, school fees, wedding, pocket money, dash, naming ceremony, house warming, owambe to someone who is going to preside over your case in court the next day?

The Code of Conduct for Judicial Officers in Nigeria deprecate anything at all capable of making a judicial officer disinclined to doing justice between all manner of men without ill-will or affection. That job is a calling, a lifestyle! It has zero level tolerance for indiscretion.

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Re: N225,000 Donation To Judge’s Father-in-law’s Funeral, Not Bribe – Rickey Tarfa by Omadachi(m): 11:15am On Feb 20, 2016
Our judiciary is one the greatest problem we are having in this country.They are not helping matters.

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Re: N225,000 Donation To Judge’s Father-in-law’s Funeral, Not Bribe – Rickey Tarfa by josite: 11:20am On Feb 20, 2016
rusher14:
I take it the judge is of the Islamic faith.

If so, I believe the burial is usually done expeditiously (24 -48hrs).

I think someone is being conservative with the truth.

Also, what a terrible person the judge would be not to acknowledge some thanks for the support towards his father's burial.

Lastly, what correspondence took place for Tarfa to know the judge's bank details? Abi he don sabi the account tay tay?

thank you.odubela is an ijebu man from ikenne remo so he doesnt know the muslims northerners that the judge is and his late dad do not celebrate funerals or run up expenses and within 24 hours the dead man has died and buried.

i fear for my good friend odubela,there is a point the fly following raw suya must depart from the suya or else it will quench in fire.let us assume that legally speaking this info was illegally gotten after tafa's fone was seized,what difference will it it make if during the illegal search of the fone ,it was discovered and revealed that he was fucking another man's wife?.will he still not suffer the consequences of that fact having been revealed to the husband of that woman though legally inadmissible in court?.

They didn't figure the whole thing out very well from the start though some of us kept warning the tarfa to eat the humble pie and downscale the drama,rather he upscale with 92 SANS and ignore the age long proverb that those in glasshouse must not throw stones,now efcc has again brought out the 2006 case where he was arraigned for moneylaundering and was lucky to get a discharge and not an acquittal meaning the case can still be reopened if efcc has beta facts and beta motivation.

take it or leave it ,all this boils down to negative effect and does not in any way enhances a reputation.Learnt a motion to call all lawyers out on strike cos of this was roundly defeated recently.i jus dey laugh.strike for wetin?.person wey no chop gbi fit die gbi ?.wetin concern agbero with overload?

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Re: N225,000 Donation To Judge’s Father-in-law’s Funeral, Not Bribe – Rickey Tarfa by blackboy(m): 11:30am On Feb 20, 2016
EFCC knows how to bungle cases. Eye service makes them rush to call for arrest.

Learn from the CIA, FBI or coming home Bamayi how he set up Diya.

Pain staking investigation, gathering of evidence and facts not speculations.

The Italian dept that arrest mafias I read spend years or several months practically shadowing the guys they want to arrest in order to get concrete evidence to nail these guys.

When ppl heard the payment of 225k ppl were shocked. That money is ridiculous for a bribe in mordern day Nigeria to top govt officials. Offer that kind of money you have shot yourself on the foot

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Re: N225,000 Donation To Judge’s Father-in-law’s Funeral, Not Bribe – Rickey Tarfa by josite: 11:31am On Feb 20, 2016
Otapipia:

Did I hear you say illegally obtained evidence? Go and study the evidence act properly.


oga kindly teach us what the law says.dont refer him back to evidence act.that is the way we get enlightened in PUBLIC FORA.By your statement ,you know what the evidence act says.WE ARE waiting please.

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Re: N225,000 Donation To Judge’s Father-in-law’s Funeral, Not Bribe – Rickey Tarfa by Henovy: 11:34am On Feb 20, 2016
praxisnetworks:
;EFCC is a very corrupt organization. How can you tender illegally obtained exhibits in a court of law? They are just fooling Nigerians with fake anti corruption charges. Now I am waiting to see how they'll wriggle out of this..... I think someone should sue EFCC for wasting taxpayers money and causing unnecessary and unneeded media distractions.
No need to look far for that someone to sue the EFCC. Just do it!

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Re: N225,000 Donation To Judge’s Father-in-law’s Funeral, Not Bribe – Rickey Tarfa by josite: 11:39am On Feb 20, 2016
blackboy:
EFCC knows how to bungle cases. Eye service makes them rush to call for arrest.

Learn from the CIA, FBI or coming home Bamayi how he set up Diya.

Pain staking investigation, gathering of evidence and facts not speculations.

The Italian dept that arrest mafias I read spend years or several months practically shadowing the guys they want to arrest in order to get concrete evidence to nail these guys.

When ppl heard the payment of 225k ppl were shocked. That money is ridiculous for a bribe in mordern day Nigeria to top govt officials. Offer that kind of money you have shot yourself on the foot

and what if it was structured in tranches to avoid suspicion or in anticipation of the argument you are putting forward.have u not bought a house in nigeria recently and all your payments were done under 10m to avoid the reporting obligation when you transact above 10m?

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Re: N225,000 Donation To Judge’s Father-in-law’s Funeral, Not Bribe – Rickey Tarfa by mildflame: 11:43am On Feb 20, 2016
praxisnetworks:
;EFCC is a very corrupt organization. How can you tender illegally obtained exhibits in a court of law? They are just fooling Nigerians with fake anti corruption charges. Now I am waiting to see how they'll wriggle out of this..... I think someone should sue EFCC for wasting taxpayers money and causing unnecessary and unneeded media distractions.

This is what you get from eating too much of TADPOLES, U end up THINKING with ur ANUS n SH-ITING with ur BRAIN...

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Re: N225,000 Donation To Judge’s Father-in-law’s Funeral, Not Bribe – Rickey Tarfa by josite: 11:52am On Feb 20, 2016
twinskenny:
pls tell him... Why are they named financial crime commission


you are very wrong.the bank only discloses when you transact beyond the reporting thresholds and when the police come with a court order like garnishee decree nisi.if any bank divulge your affairs illegally ,you sue.

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Re: N225,000 Donation To Judge’s Father-in-law’s Funeral, Not Bribe – Rickey Tarfa by Henovy: 11:54am On Feb 20, 2016
ckmayoca:
Common 225000 for a judge and u called that chicken fee a bribe?. Cash that can't even secure u a job if u lobby with it. EFCC wan robe this guy oh. Is the judge that cheap?
Bribe is bribe no matter how small. I remember that a wrist watch landed one former minister in trouble. Besides, who says N225,000 is small money?

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Re: N225,000 Donation To Judge’s Father-in-law’s Funeral, Not Bribe – Rickey Tarfa by Henovy: 11:56am On Feb 20, 2016
amaechi1:

So, in your mind you think you have made a meaningful contribution.
Yes now. For him mind, that my comment was bam.
Re: N225,000 Donation To Judge’s Father-in-law’s Funeral, Not Bribe – Rickey Tarfa by Henovy: 11:57am On Feb 20, 2016
amaechi1:

So, in your mind you think you have made a meaningful contribution.
Yes now. For him mind, that my comment was bam.
Re: N225,000 Donation To Judge’s Father-in-law’s Funeral, Not Bribe – Rickey Tarfa by josite: 11:59am On Feb 20, 2016
Footsoldier:
[you are not a lawyer and you don't know what procedures and steps in tendering evidence in court, if the evidence is relevant to a case it will be admissible no matter how the evidence is obtained.

we cant all be lawyers and there are instances where though relevant certain exhibits will not be admitted if prerequisites are not satisfied e.g a public documents or electronics documents downloaded from a computer or e devices.

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Re: N225,000 Donation To Judge’s Father-in-law’s Funeral, Not Bribe – Rickey Tarfa by josite: 12:04pm On Feb 20, 2016
Akainzo:

Sorry to bust your bubble, the phone in your hand is your own, the money in your account is your own.
However all over the world, the transactional details in your account are the property of the bank, which is why you'd have to ask the bank for your statement and they even charge you for it.
The phone in your hand and whatever is on it is your own, however all communications with it through the Telecoms operator is the property of the operator not you. They can cut you off, stop data to you or even deny your access to use their property. You'd be free to use your phone as a camera or radio if you so wish.

you are very wrong ,profoundly wrong.mtn will not divulge your calls and info except by a court order in lawful pursuit of investigations into a crime.quote me anywhere.
Re: N225,000 Donation To Judge’s Father-in-law’s Funeral, Not Bribe – Rickey Tarfa by propofol: 12:12pm On Feb 20, 2016
ITS Funny how ordinary Nigerians are quick to take sides with these corrupt fools. There are so many hard working honest nigerians and we are allowing a few ones ruin this nation. Yet we take sides with them. I'm not a lawyer but i know that if you have a case pending with a judge in court and you give him a gift of 1kobo towards his fathe-in-law's burial , that very act can form the basis for a mistrial. Lawyers in the house over to you.

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Re: N225,000 Donation To Judge’s Father-in-law’s Funeral, Not Bribe – Rickey Tarfa by twinskenny(m): 12:12pm On Feb 20, 2016
josite:



you are very wrong.the bank only discloses when you transact beyond the reporting thresholds and when the police come with a court order like garnishee decree nisi.if any bank divulge your affairs illegally ,you sue.
oh i ddidnt know that.. thought they are monitoring everyone day to day transactions
Re: N225,000 Donation To Judge’s Father-in-law’s Funeral, Not Bribe – Rickey Tarfa by ezigr8(m): 12:13pm On Feb 20, 2016
90 Sans how d revelation b...more facts to unfold soon. watch out for part.............

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Re: N225,000 Donation To Judge’s Father-in-law’s Funeral, Not Bribe – Rickey Tarfa by ckmayoca: 12:14pm On Feb 20, 2016
Henovy:

Bribe is bribe no matter how small. I remember that a wrist watch landed one former minister in trouble. Besides, who says N225,000 is small money?

In trouble not in prison because everything is politicalized in nigeria and not genuine judicial system so set up na set up. If a member of an interview board calls me and tell me I performed well and that I am likely to be called, then I send him a recharge card to appreciate his concern, in future, you ppl can make it a bribe if I eventually get the job and someone else couldn't get it.
Re: N225,000 Donation To Judge’s Father-in-law’s Funeral, Not Bribe – Rickey Tarfa by Otapipia: 12:16pm On Feb 20, 2016
josite:



oga kindly teach us what the law says.dont refer him back to evidence act.that is the way we get enlightened in PUBLIC FORA.By your statement ,you know what the evidence act says.WE ARE waiting please.
Any piece of evidence, however obtained is admissible to establish a fact in issue. Thus, an evidence obtained during the conduct of a search without a search warrant is admissible evidence notwithstanding that is was illegally obtained.

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Re: N225,000 Donation To Judge’s Father-in-law’s Funeral, Not Bribe – Rickey Tarfa by josite: 12:19pm On Feb 20, 2016
twinskenny:
oh i ddidnt know that.. thought they are monitoring everyone day to day transactions

now u know.thank me later.
Re: N225,000 Donation To Judge’s Father-in-law’s Funeral, Not Bribe – Rickey Tarfa by alt3r3g0: 12:19pm On Feb 20, 2016
ckmayoca:


In trouble not in prison because everything is politicalized in nigeria and not genuine judicial system so set up na set up. If a member of an interview board calls me and tell me I performed well and that I am likely to be called, then I send him a recharge card to appreciate his concern, in future, you ppl can make it a bribe if I eventually get the job and someone else couldn't get it.


Its obvious you have not started working if not you would be familiar with the term conflict of interest.

In a normal working environment, its the duty of the person you sent the recharge card to tell the panel or the company that you sent him recharge card.

Failure to disclose this, he is guilty of whatever comes next..even if you decide to sue him that after he collected your recharge card, you were not given employment.

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Re: N225,000 Donation To Judge’s Father-in-law’s Funeral, Not Bribe – Rickey Tarfa by Otapipia: 12:22pm On Feb 20, 2016
Akainzo:


EFCC doesn't require your consent to get details of your bank transactions from a bank, or your phone transactions from a Telecom operator. Both of these items are actually not your properties but that of the bank or telecom operator.

So once they obtain the requisite orders against the actual owners of the data, you the account holder or phone subscriber are inconsequential.

EFCC Establishment Act empowers it to demand and get information regarding any bank account it is investigating. No court order is required.

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Re: N225,000 Donation To Judge’s Father-in-law’s Funeral, Not Bribe – Rickey Tarfa by propofol: 12:24pm On Feb 20, 2016
ckmayoca:


In trouble not in prison because everything is politicalized in nigeria and not genuine judicial system so set up na set up. If a member of an interview board calls me and tell me I performed well and that I am likely to be called, then I send him a recharge card to appreciate his concern, in future, you ppl can make it a bribe if I eventually get the job and someone else couldn't get it.


YOU CAN NEVER DO THAT IN ADVANCED COUNTRIES. COMPLETELY UNPROFESSIONAL! I know some person will now say that this is Nigeria not abroad. It is attitudes like this that got us where we are today as a country. Shame..

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Re: N225,000 Donation To Judge’s Father-in-law’s Funeral, Not Bribe – Rickey Tarfa by josite: 12:24pm On Feb 20, 2016
Otapipia:

Any piece of evidence, however obtained is admissible to establish a fact in issue. Thus, an evidence obtained during the conduct of a search without a search warrant is admissible evidence notwithstanding that is was illegally obtained.


someone i know was involved in a case in england where police came to search pursuant to a search warrant in connection to a traffic offence and when they came in found marijuana and seeks to make a case out of it,the english court said the exhibits were illegally obtained and refuse to try them for the drug related offence.CAN EVEN GIVE YOU THE CITATION OF THE CASE but again that is England expecting a supreme court of nigeria case from you.all the same thanks for the response.
Re: N225,000 Donation To Judge’s Father-in-law’s Funeral, Not Bribe – Rickey Tarfa by Henovy: 12:25pm On Feb 20, 2016
ckmayoca:


In trouble not in prison because everything is politicalized in nigeria and not genuine judicial system so set up na set up. If a member of an interview board calls me and tell me I performed well and that I am likely to be called, then I send him a recharge card to appreciate his concern, in future, you ppl can make it a bribe if I eventually get the job and someone else couldn't get it.


Well, that is different matter. There is code of ethics for lawyers.
Re: N225,000 Donation To Judge’s Father-in-law’s Funeral, Not Bribe – Rickey Tarfa by olagamalin(m): 12:26pm On Feb 20, 2016
praxisnetworks:
;EFCC is a very corrupt organization. How can you tender illegally obtained exhibits in a court of law? They are just fooling Nigerians with fake anti corruption charges. Now I am waiting to see how they'll wriggle out of this..... I think someone should sue EFCC for wasting taxpayers money and causing unnecessary and unneeded media distractions.
Do not allow emotions to guide your reasoning...it is not a sacrosanct rule. There are instances whereby a Judge/Magistrate will decide whether legality is either sacrificed for the end of justice or justice is sacrificed for the sake of
legality. More often than not, illegality may be permissible for the ends of Justice. Laws are made to promote Justice, not the other way round. Sections 14&15 of the Evidence Act 2011 throws more light on this. Its not so much about how the evidence was gotten. The court looks at the probative value, the importance of the evidence, the gravity of the impropriety and whether it was deliberate or reckless.

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Re: N225,000 Donation To Judge’s Father-in-law’s Funeral, Not Bribe – Rickey Tarfa by josite: 12:27pm On Feb 20, 2016
Otapipia:


EFCC Establishment Act empowers it to demand and get information regarding any bank account it is investigating. No court order is required.

go further please,quote the relevant section so we learn more.

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Re: N225,000 Donation To Judge’s Father-in-law’s Funeral, Not Bribe – Rickey Tarfa by Otapipia: 12:31pm On Feb 20, 2016
josite:


we cant all be lawyers and there are instances where though relevant certain exhibits will not be admitted if prerequisites are not satisfied e.g a public documents or electronics documents downloaded from a computer or e devices.
I agree with you to the extent that for certain categories of documents to be admitted in evidence, proper foundation has to be laid. As for a Public document it is only the Original or a certified true copy of that document that is admissible.
Re: N225,000 Donation To Judge’s Father-in-law’s Funeral, Not Bribe – Rickey Tarfa by Charly68: 12:36pm On Feb 20, 2016
Tatar ! Tafar !! Tatar !!! You see how your foolish & weak defence has thrown you into public opprobrium. . You are the esusu master who specialised in collecting Egunje for honourable judges ..May God punish the devil,who recruited you for this dishonourable job at this stage of your life.

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