THREE days after he was granted bail by an Ogun State magistrate court, the trader dragged to court for naming his pet dog ‘Buhari’ is still being remanded in prison. Vanguard gathered that this is as a result of the family’s inability to meet the bail conditions granted the man.
Joe Fortemose Chinakwe was charged to court for naming his pet dog Buhari. Family sources that spoke with Vanguard on phone, said they were able to raise only N20, 000, but could not complete the money. The presiding Chief Magistrate, B.J Ojikutu, admitted the trader to bail in the sum of N50, 000 with two sureties in like sum, who must be regular taxpayers in the state. A family source said they made passionate appeals to the authorities to accept what they had and release the trader. However, it was not clear if their appeals had been accepted but sources said the authorities were still profiling two of his guarantors as at 3.30pm yesterday.

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When he was naming Dog Mr. President name, he was busy having fun.
Now he can't even afford 50,000 to bail himself.

Someone please help him.

No be him go look for trouble? Hear am...

You see now, that's why they say common sense is not common, he boldly expressed his stupidity now can't even afford 50k bail, putting his innocent family and friends if any in disarray. Yet some people will say freedom of ....... Something, forgetting here is not America. Owh meeeeen! I Miss Abroad (in Do good voice)

Even if he had, I don't see him bringing out 50k from his pocket to waste.

This should never have gone to court in the first place.. Talk of misplaced priorities, Nigerian judiciary should be ashamed of themselves.. embarrassing.