By Chuks Okocha

Ripples from the light jail term given to the former Director of Police Pensions, John Yukubu Yusufu continue as former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has called on the Federal Government and National Assembly to make anti-corruption laws stiffer to serve the purpose of deterrence against white-collar criminals in the country.

Atiku, who was reacting to the public outrage that greeted the two-year sentence passed on a pension crime convict, the former Vice President explained that the issue brought to light the major defects of anti-corruption laws.

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Source: http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/atiku-calls-for-stiffer-anti-corruption-laws/137895/

Atiku is a big thief, fool, and criminal.

Now take that message to him Mr. Propaganda

Naija is a funny drama.

I join baba Iyabo de laugh

If the law is properly implemented ,he will also be in jail

Thank God,i make first page. Time to sleep

He too is an Anti-corruptn Activist now.. The newest, easiest way to hookwick gullible 9jerians nowadays.... SMART Guy

If a corruption personified Atiku start making calls for stiffer anti-corruption laws, then there is something amiss. Well, even if stricter laws are made in Nigeria, some will always be above the law!

taharqa: He too is an Anti-corruptn Activist now.. The newest, easiest way to hookwick gullible 9jerians nowadays.... SMART Guy

Like you knew what I was thinking, Atiku himself is corruption personified and he is now trying to sound like one activist Nigeria I hail ooooo!

i didnt bother to read because i believe it is the usual akpos jokes. stiffer anti-corruption law indeed. SMH

why didn't he call for this earlier while he was the VP and see if he would live to call for it naw.
I dey laff o for a man that had a better definition for corruption than any dictionary when he was the VP now forming an activist just because of 2015.

Oniyeye ni man yi sha!

In the words of parody eboue "this country is a joke'. Yes I said it. Let those "my fatherland" loyalist start attacking me..

yeye dey smell

The irony...is too blatant

For d white collars. What about them the polithiefcians. Mayb its becuz he wasnt d one who stole d money.

Kettle calling pot black..

*Walks away whistling "kpa-fu-ca na quench"*

I have never heard this ediot made any statement in respect of BH that is fast detroying his region only to open his gutter about corruption.If it were in China this man would have been hung a long time a go.

Na wa o. Even Atiku sef dey talk for corruption issue.
Ewo, nothing wey you no go see for Nigeria.

IT IS ONLY IN THIS COUNTRY
THAT REAL-THIEVES
DO ADVISE THE
JUDICIARY AND GOVT

mens dept: Atiku is a big thief, fool, and criminal.

Now take that message to him Mr. Propaganda

Show some respect to Atiku you mor0n

Mathematically Atiku = Ole

Look who's talking of stiffer anti-corruption law. 9ja politicians funny oooooooo!

See who is talking? Atiku, pull out the log from your eyes first.

See this thief o. Naija I hail.

Atiku,thread softly o!
If not OBJ that blocked u,you could have bought the entire country now sef ,so stfu!

LOOK WHO IS TALKING. SMH

Why are you all lambasting Atiku because of his suggestion? Yet when a discreditable and shameless old crook like Obasanjo makes similar comments, most of you would hail him and criticise Jonathan. I ask you: between Atiku and Obasanjo, who is the bigger thief? Who is more corrupt? Who is more unqualified to make comments about correuption? We all know the answer to that question is Obasanjo. If so, whu the double-standards in judging them? Same also applies to a character like Asiwaju Bola Tinubu who far more corrupt than Atiku, but some people prefer to deify him and vilify the likes of Atiku.

It's unfortunate that hypocrisy is second nature for many human beings. Otherwise we wouldn't judge people merely because of our sentimental and subjective feelings about them. Standards should be applied equally and dispassionately.

May fifteen million Afghanistan flies lick the mouth of Atiku...
May the seven gods of Achalla poo-poo on his head!!! Nansense!!!
Who dash monkey banana?

Ripples from the light jail term given to the former Director of Police Pensions, John Yukubu Yusufu continue as former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has called on the Federal Government and National Assembly to make anti-corruption laws stiffer to serve the purpose of deterrence against white-collar criminals in the country.

Atiku, who was reacting to the public outrage that greeted the two-year sentence passed on a pension crime convict, the former Vice President explained that the issue brought to light the major defects of anti-corruption laws.

Wonders shall never end... Dis is anoda statement dat 'Ibori is an activist against corruption' He wants to be president by all means

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