Sunday, October 14, 2012

Chief Justice Breaks Traffic Law in Lagos

Reports according to dailypost.com.ng  says, ” The Chief Justice of the Federation broke the Lagos State Traffic Law today by driving on the BRT lane. She was seen ‘driving’ against the law at 12:40 pm today and the case was reported live on Lagos traffic FM 96.1.”

The fine for taking a BRT lane is N25, 000. It is well.
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21 comments:

  1. O please even if its 250k she sure can afford it and I'm sure there was an emergency and a reasonable explanation for her action

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  2. Ladun ladun accordin to!!!!!!! Y not find out Ɣ☹uя self! Sumtyms U̶̲̥̅̊ lazy Ooº°˚ ˚°ºo atleast u post am dats ur own!

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  3. Babes,this happened on thursday or friday,not today! As usual,I hand u your well starched and ironed LASTma uniform!

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  4. Exigency of duty

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  5. This is obviously not a good example, shame on you CJ, shame on you. You have not only disgraced yourself and office, you disgraced the whole legal profession, shame on you.

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  6. This is a big shame on your exalted position. You have disgraced the legal profession, shame on you madam CJ

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  7. Wots 25k she will even double it if queried ,hisssssss

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  8. Not leading by example.

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  9. The ppl who make d rules are the ones who break them. Hmnn,later they will say they r fighting corruption.

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  10. The sad story of how Nigerians show their office to abuse power.

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  11. Judge Bintin Laye15 October, 2012 00:35

    Agbofinro to rufin, na wah oooooooo! Naija which way forward now!

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  12. Do we ave lawyers in d house? Hiding behind anonymous to yan dust. Am sure there was an emergency so STFU!

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  13. For security reasons the CJN shld not be in d usual Lagos traffic. Not dat she's above d law or better than every oda pesn but our no. 5 citizen shld not be stuck in traffic and exposed unnecessarily. If U are not happy about then become a CJN and enjoy d privilege.

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  14. @ Anon 17:28, oh puhleeeze, reasonable explanation indeed!!!
    Put the masses in her shoes, even if there was "an emergency", wud they be on the BRT lane? They should lead by example. That's the reason Nigeria is where it is today.

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  15. @ Anon 17:28, oh puhleeeze, reasonable explanation indeed!!!
    Put the masses in her shoes, even if there was "an emergency", wud they be on the BRT lane? They should lead by example. That's the reason Nigeria is where it is today.

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  17. How do they know for certain that it was the CJN? Was it through the number plates? Was she in the car? How do they know of all these for certain or was she the one that reported herself or maybe her driver reported her? RME!

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  18. what if a common Nigerian has an emergency situation, or trying to safe a situation somewhere and then use the BRT lane. Will the CJ in court listen to the common man?

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  19. Nigerians!ha!she had an emergency!really???!na wa o!dis is how we got here!such a shame!so una no dey get emergency?abi una no be human beings?daft people!mtsewww!slave mentality!annoying carton brains!if i cld c one of u i swear i wlda slapped u across ur eyes!sensless human beings!stupidity in high and low places!

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    1. Lol! I feel ur pain mehnn

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  20. They should make her pay the fine and leave it at that , thats the way its done in civilized countries nobody is above the law, if commit the crime do the time or vice versa

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