I have been reading with keen interest comments from Nigerians following the drama that ensued at the court premises between the DSS and the prison officials today. Since time immemorial and many times in the past, security agents have re-arrested accused persons after being granted bail by courts. An accused may be granted bail or even discharged in one case and then be re-arrested for another case within the court premises.

So, what is the noise about Emefiele's re-arrest?

Why did the prison officials act as if something unexpected was about to happen? Why did they act in a way that may be interpreted as preventing the law officers (DSS) from carrying out their duty?

Is there a law that says security agents can't arrest an accused within the court premises?

Abi ooo.
Abeg who later carry the man go. I mean Emefielelele

It's not new doesn't mean that what is wrong is right.

Emefiele is even lucky that he's been allowed to be taken to the court.

These people sef. I never see

OsunOriginal:
I have been reading with keen interest comments from Nigerians following the drama that ensued at the court premises between the DSS and the prison officials today. Since time immemorial and many times in the past, security agents have re-arrested accused persons after being granted bail by courts. An accused may be granted bail or even discharged in one case and then be re-arrested for another case within the court premises.

So, what is the noise about Emefiele's re-arrest?

Why did the prison officials act as if something unexpected was about to happen? Why did they act in a way that may be interpreted as preventing the law officers (DSS) from carrying out their duty?

Is there a law that says security agents can't arrest an accused within the court premises?

We celebrate impunity too much in this country, the DSS had 8 years to study this man and keep him on their trail, only to charge him for illegal possession of firearm

As in a cbn governor oo, when we know what big boys in the country even do to our policemen(though not right either)

I was expecting a charge that he can never deny at the court of law, but welcome to nigeria where law enforcement agencies act more thuggish than agberos themselves

Is rearresting him within the court premises proper?

Has he met his bail condition to start with?

OsunOriginal:
I have been reading with keen interest comments from Nigerians following the drama that ensued at the court premises between the DSS and the prison officials today. Since time immemorial and many times in the past, security agents have re-arrested accused persons after being granted bail by courts. An accused may be granted bail or even discharged in one case and then be re-arrested for another case within the court premises.

So, what is the noise about Emefiele's re-arrest?

Why did the prison officials act as if something unexpected was about to happen? Why did they act in a way that may be interpreted as preventing the law officers (DSS) from carrying out their duty?

Is there a law that says security agents can't arrest an accused within the court premises?

Thats like saying that politicians stealing money is not new in Nigeria, so why the noise? That something is being done with impunity does not make it right, nor normalise it. When an authority which arrested a suspect takes him to court, then re-arrests the same suspect they just charged to court, then something fishy is going on

The only thing cool about the OP, is the boldness to claim where is he from with his full chest as all others here, claim to be indigenes of Lagos.

OsunOriginal:
I have been reading with keen interest comments from Nigerians following the drama that ensued at the court premises between the DSS and the prison officials today. Since time immemorial and many times in the past, security agents have re-arrested accused persons after being granted bail by courts. An accused may be granted bail or even discharged in one case and then be re-arrested for another case within the court premises.

So, what is the noise about Emefiele's re-arrest?

Why did the prison officials act as if something unexpected was about to happen? Why did they act in a way that may be interpreted as preventing the law officers (DSS) from carrying out their duty?

Is there a law that says security agents can't arrest an accused within the court premises?

Disregard those comments coming from sore losers and enemies of Nigeria. They are same people that promised to destroy the zoo. They are genetically wired to hate everyone. Look at the antecedents of those writing rubbish to understand that they also supported Mmesoma and Obifool.

OsunOriginal:
I have been reading with keen interest comments from Nigerians following the drama that ensued at the court premises between the DSS and the prison officials today. Since time immemorial and many times in the past, security agents have re-arrested accused persons after being granted bail by courts. An accused may be granted bail or even discharged in one case and then be re-arrested for another case within the court premises.

So, what is the noise about Emefiele's re-arrest?

Why did the prison officials act as if something unexpected was about to happen? Why did they act in a way that may be interpreted as preventing the law officers (DSS) from carrying out their duty?

Is there a law that says security agents can't arrest an accused within the court premises?

You have spoken well within the ambit of the law.
So long a suspect is standing trial for arrays of charges as in Emefiele's case now, he can still be rearrested on other pending charges after securing bail on one or more charges in as much as the courts did not declared him 'discharge and acquitted '.
Discharge is one thing, acquitted means another thing.
So DSS is on track and did not disobey any court order.

You are not only a phool but also the two ppl wey bring u come diz Nigerian world na bigerr PHOOL

OsunOriginal:
I have been reading with keen interest comments from Nigerians following the drama that ensued at the court premises between the DSS and the prison officials today. Since time immemorial and many times in the past, security agents have re-arrested accused persons after being granted bail by courts. An accused may be granted bail or even discharged in one case and then be re-arrested for another case within the court premises.

So, what is the noise about Emefiele's re-arrest?

Why did the prison officials act as if something unexpected was about to happen? Why did they act in a way that may be interpreted as preventing the law officers (DSS) from carrying out their duty?

Is there a law that says security agents can't arrest an accused within the court premises?

OsunOriginal:
I have been reading with keen interest comments from Nigerians following the drama that ensued at the court premises between the DSS and the prison officials today. Since time immemorial and many times in the past, security agents have re-arrested accused persons after being granted bail by courts. An accused may be granted bail or even discharged in one case and then be re-arrested for another case within the court premises.

So, what is the noise about Emefiele's re-arrest?

Why did the prison officials act as if something unexpected was about to happen? Why did they act in a way that may be interpreted as preventing the law officers (DSS) from carrying out their duty?

Is there a law that says security agents can't arrest an accused within the court premises?

. When a court grants bail for an accused person ,the accussed can be rearested outside the court for another offence for prosecution.

If a court says an accused is discharged he can be rearested outside the court for another offence or same offence for a better prosecution.


If the court says a person is discharged and acquitted in a case , nobody can rearrest him for the same offence again. He can however be prosecuted for another offence.

proff010:
Abi ooo.
Abeg who later carry the man go. I mean Emefielelele

Of course, DSS won...

Ordinary prison officials can't stop well-armed DSS operatives from carrying out their duty.

ejimatic:
. When a court grants bail for an accused person ,the accussed can be rearested outside the court for another offence for prosecution.

If a court says an accused is discharged he can be rearested outside the court for another offence or same offence for a better prosecution.


If the court says a person is discharged and acquitted in a case , nobody can rearrest him for the same offence again. He can however be prosecuted for another offence.

Thank you, the Law... Our brothers from the east should be educated on how the law works. They seem to always want to lead with sentiments. Even the lawyers among them... What's their problem?

OsunOriginal:


Thank you, the Law... Our brothers from the east should be educated on how the law works. They seem to always want to lead with sentiments. Even the lawyers among them... What's their problem?

my people in the East only understand Go They don't understand Come! Al they do is to interpret situations with sentiments even educated one among them including their so called lawyers.

Of course the prison officials want their own share of the CBN looted funds from Emefiele, including his lawyers. Who doesn't know that Emefiele is a billionaire courtesy the CBN vaults?

proff010:
Abi ooo.
Abeg who later carry the man go. I mean Emefielelele

Nah DSS nah. They even wanted to carry Prison officials with him

Do you know why I don't pity him, he didn't obey court order too during the cashless policy when he show us shege that time. So let him suffer too.

WorldRichest:


Nah DSS nah. They even wanted to carry Prison officials with him