George Nsoribe    Port Harcourt, Nigeria    February 21, 2010

My goodness. I thought bail was free or will he be given back the money after he appears in court on march 8th?

Talking about rule of law; i like the fact that rather than being manhandled, he was rather charged to court, however i hope that when the acting presidents convoy breaks the law such as traffic law as has become the order of the day, they'll be arrested and charged to court by traffic warders.

Then and only then is when we can say the rule of law is per excellence.

God bless Nigeria.

Dapo Ogunniran    Dublin, Republic of Ireland    February 21, 2010

Kudos to my Ag President and his security agents for no battering nor intimidation, this is the way things should be. God bless Nigeria and God bless Dr Jonathan Goodluck, if real votes counts in Nigeria, i will definitely come home to vote for him if contesting the next race.

Frankie    PH, Nigeria.    February 21, 2010

Thank goodness at least Nigeria has recorded yet another sane event...We shall get there soon. I can't wait to see Americans queue up at Nigeria House for Nija Visa someday...pls let's all make it work is very possible.

Dotun Adeyeye    Lagos, Nigeria    February 19, 2010

This is DEMOCRACY in action and RULE OF LAW per excellence. This is a good start, as jungle justice was not applied, as done by the NN guys last year. My commendation goes to the security operatives of the Ag President for the right step in the right direction taken.

Respect must be given to those due for it. Other journalists should learn from this.