The Bauchi State Police command has arrested about 32 students of the College of Education, Kangere, in connection to the crisis that accompanied the school’s botched Students Union Government, SUG, election.
Chief Magistrate of the Jigawa State Magistrate Court, Usman Liman, gave the ruling on Tuesday after the ex-governor was arraigned by the Police on allegations of incitement.
Joseph was reportedly holding a discussion with some people; the discussion was said to be centred on issues relating to the funding of arms import for the defence of the people of Southern Kaduna but unknown to them they were being recorded.
Section 154 of the National Road Traffic Regulation, NRTR, 2012, Part XIV states: “No person other than the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Vice President, President of the Senate, Speaker of the House of Representatives, Chief Justice of Nigeria, Deputy President of the Senate, Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Governors and Deputy Governors of States shall drive a vehicle on any public road using sirens, flashers or beacon lights.”
