Court strikes out resistance to arrest charges against Melaye

The judge made the order following the inability of the Office of the Attorney-General of the Federation to produce its sole proposed witness to testify on Tuesday.

Melaye was arraigned on charges bordering on alleged conspiracy, resistance to arrest, failure to honour police invitation and intentionally giving false information to the public. The prosecution alleged that Melaye intentionally resisted lawful arrest, thereby committed an offence punishable under Section 172 of the Penal Code.

Our judiciary is absolutely hopeless

This is always their MO. They won't have any witness yet they will approach the court to waste your time and resources. Next, they will appeal and tell the judge they want to mask their witnesses.

But court has not strikes you charge Obasa with all the allegations on him

Despotic government of buhari will always fail at the courts.

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It is a discharge but certainly would not bar the office of the Honourable Attorney-General to re-initiate the criminal proceedings at a future date.However, the inability of the HonourableAttorney-General to prosecute diligently may be construed as lack of evidence, simpliciter

It is a discharge but certainly would not bar the office of the Honourable Attorney-General to re-initiate the criminal proceedings at a future date.However, the inability of the Honourable Attorney-General to prosecute diligently may be construed as lack of evidence, simpliciter

SDM is a goal.

Charge him to court for what

Them don start

What happened again I thought this Man has gone to mellow ?

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