LAGOS COURT JAILS EMMANUEL NWUDE, LAWYERS ONE YEAR FOR FORGERY, DEALING IN FORFEITED PROPERTY. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE.

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 Lagos Court Jails Emmanuel Nwude, Lawyers One Year for Forgery, Dealing in Forfeited Property Justice Mojisola Dada of the Special Offences Court sitting in Ikeja, Lagos, on Wednesday, March 11, 2026, convicted and sentenced a notorious fraudster, Emmanuel Nwude, and his two counsel, Emmanuel Ilechukwu and Rowland Kalu, to one year imprisonment each for forgery and dealing in forfeited property. The convicts were arraigned on March 2, 2018 on an amended 15- count charge bordering on conspiracy, forgery, uttering of false documents, dealing with forfeited property, attempt to pervert the cause of justice and fabricating evidence.  One of the counts reads: “Emmanuel Nwude, Emmanuel Ilechukwu and Rowland Kalu, between 2011-2012, at Lagos within the jurisdiction of this Honourable Court, without due authorization by the Commission, dealt with the property known as Plot Y Mobolaji Johnson Street, Oregun, Ikeja ,whereas you knew that the property was forfeited to the victims  ...

A FOREIGN RULING PARTY IS DEMANDING ANSWERS FROM SOUTH AFRICA OVER THE ARREST OF A PRIVATE CITIZEN. (PHOTO).


 A foreign ruling party is demanding answers from South Africa over the arrest of a private citizen


Zimbabwe’s governing party, ZANU-PF, has reportedly requested an urgent report from South African authorities following the arrest of the son of former President Robert Mugabe.

The arrest took place in South Africa under South African law. Law enforcement decisions in South Africa fall under the authority of local police and prosecutors, not foreign political parties.


This raises serious sovereignty concerns. South Africa is not accountable to any foreign political party. If a governing party from another country expects briefings on domestic criminal matters, it challenges the principle that each state enforces its own laws independently.


At the same time, governments often communicate through diplomatic channels when their citizens are arrested abroad. That process normally happens between states, not political parties. If this is a diplomatic matter, it should follow formal state-to-state protocols.


South African authorities should clarify whether the request came through official diplomatic channels or through party structures.

They should also confirm that due process is being followed and that the case will proceed without political interference.


The key issue is simple. Criminal investigations in South Africa must remain under South African control.

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