The Thread: Lawyers take Omojuwa to school on the actual role of the Judiciary

Everyone on Twitter NG knows Japheth Omojuwa is an overlord, right? He has 449k followers on Twitter. He is an entrepreneur as well as a social media influencer. He is usually quite vocal on Political Twitter.

Now with the discovery of  $43.4m, £27,800 and N23.2m by operatives of the Economic Financial Crime and Commission (EFCC) at 16 Osborne Towers, Ikoyi, a residential apartment in Lagos, it was only natural for Twitter Nigeria to raise their glasses in celebration.

Doubting Thomases were unimpressed, though. For them, the question is simple: what’s the point of throwing out pictures of discovered monies yet lose these cases in court?

[Read also]: “Mixed reactions trail the discovery of $43.4m by the EFCC”

Japheth Omojuwa was quick to speak for the EFCC. He laid the blame for the EFCC’s inability to secure convictions for financial crimes at the foot of the courts:

Look how many retweets that got, and how many ignorant comments spun out of it.

So Lawyers decided he needed a quick tutorial. Let’s call it Legal Method 101

Not a lawyer, this one. But he knows:

https://twitter.com/Seyi__/status/852410044629094400

Oddy quips:

Oh, and by the way:

Lesson learned?

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