“Recall that on May 8, 2022, during a church thanksgiving service held at St. Paul’s Anglican Cathedral in Port Harcourt to celebrate the legal victory secured at the Supreme Court of Nigeria in the oil well dispute between Rivers and Imo State.
“Governor Wike publicly boasted and emphatically stated that all bail applications for the federal lawmaker will be resisted with a foreboding statement that ‘he will go for it!“It is now 50 days today, and true to Governor Wike’s promise, all bail applications for Hon. Doctor Farah Dagogo had so far been frustrated including the willful disobedience of the bail order granted the lawmaker on May 12, 2022, by a Federal High Court sitting in Port Harcourt.
Dagogo, who currently represents Degema-Bonny Federal Constituency in the House, was remanded at the Port Harcourt Correctional Centre.All rights reserved. This material, and other digital content on this website, may not be reproduced, published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed in whole or in part without prior express written permission from PUNCH.
He’s a thief let him be there
Wike, this is one of the reasons you were dropped as VP.
I thought ijaw youth congress gave WIKE ultimatum? 😂😂😂
OfficialPDPNig atiku IAOkowa is this not insane?
Let this happen in Lagos or Kaduna, the usual suspects would have been crying foul.
Governors keep crying out loud they need state police, can you imagine what that will do for their political enemies. Keeping a gov aspirant in detention without trial is absurd and the police need to realise they are to enforce law and order not to intimidate the public
Wike would be worse than abacha if he ever got into aso rock.
Wike is on power he should be careful
Wike the mini tyrant
Unfortunately case won't be done until he becomes gov and gets immunity for 8 years.
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