Embattled Representative Farouk Lawan returned home from police custody on Saturday but under one condition, he must produce the alleged $620000 bribe not later than this week.
Futhermore. his international passport was also seized by police to prevent him from traveling out.
The Commissioner of Police in charge of the Special Task Force (STF), Mr. Ali Amodu granted Lawan bail in the presence of one of the counsel, Rickey Tarfa (SAN). Click to signup for FREE news updates, latest information and hottest gists everyday
Advertise on NigerianEye.com to reach thousands of our daily users
My Dear Hon. Why did you get involved in this mess?
ReplyDeleteI have always been proud of you as a graduate of BUK but I am disappointed!!!!
Mr man produce dat money fast
ReplyDeletePls, why on earth shld mr. Lawan be granted bail so soon? The beneficiaries of d bribes & lootings he has done so far shld go provide d $620,000 b4 he shld at least allowed 2 see d sky. That's hw a criminal is treated & not cease his passport while he is allowed 2 parade himself around, finding anoda mischief 2 carry out. Criminal!
ReplyDeleteMr Faruk LAWAL is entitled to be granted bail under our laws. He however must be charged to court for this odious bribe scandal. If he has any shame left in him, he should resign his membership of the parliament to allow for a bye election and proper representation of his constituency. He lacks the moral authority to keep representing his people!
ReplyDeleteWonders shall never end!!!!! I thought Nigeria Police don't use to bail some body on weekend? How come they bailed him on Saturday? Hope another bribery has not taken place again? Well, they don't need to seize his passport, they should give it to him fast fast so that if he doesn't have fear in him, he should travel outside the country just like his partner in crime (Ibori)did (so that they will put him where he belong to over there) and he will know that khaki is not leather.
ReplyDeleteOle of the highest order!
ReplyDelete