otokx: GEJ has nothing to do with the Judiciary, there are 3 arms of government in Nigeria.

Sunny_bobo:

What concerns Goodluck Jonathan with a judgement of the Supreme Court?

Pukkah:

This is the season of quashing and clearing.

The report did not mention the quashing of Alamieyeseigha's conviction. Never in the annals of Nigeria's democracy have more convictions been quashed and individuals cleared than now.

More and more convictions are being quashed and cleared under the corruption-friendly administration of the Chief Quasher himself, Conviction Clearer Quashluck JonaClear.

Nigeria may be on the brink of being quashed and cleared!

torkaka:

Go back to pre-school, if OBJ who was a democratic president himself can accuse jona of influencing Al Mustapha's case, then you don't need to be a rocket scientist to know that the excutive arm of government influences that judiciary!!

pro01: Some of you are hopelessly daft. Can you establish that the president influenced the SUPREME COURT judgment? If not, then why drag his name into the matter?

At least we had proof that the disgraced Justhief Salami, former President of the Appeal Court, was influenced by Tinubu to facilitate favourable rulings for ACN in Osun and Ekiti (thanks to MTN call logs). Is there any evidence that Goodluck Jonathan was in touch with the Supreme Court justices prior to this judgment?

gameboy727: Dude, you are not well. Your brain needs to get checked. Like seriously? The judges takes cue from the atmosphere of leadership from the President? Is that what they are taught in Law school? To take cue from the atmosphere of leadership? Ni.g.ga please.

Sunny_bobo:

What concerns Goodluck Jonathan with a judgement of the Supreme Court?

laseconsul:

But if not for Sani Abacha, our path to democracy will not have been posible

Sincere 9gerian: Those were some of the cases that were taken to court in the midst of the MEDIA DRAMA and PLAYING TO THE GALLERY that went into the 'war' against corruption during OBJ and Yar Adua era. As expected, Nigerians, being DRAMA loving people, cheered on while the DRAMA lasted. However, after the DRAMA and PLAYING TO THE GALLERY, many of those cases could not stand judicial scrutiny.

As for the case of Bode George, the Nigerian people have LOST again. The time, energy and resources that went into prosecuting him are all LOST. He may even sue the state for damages and may end up with billions or millions awarded to him in compensation. And all those shenanigans happened in the name of 'fighting' corruption?

Likewise, in the midst of DRAMA and media fanfare, the OBJ govt slammed charges of corruption against former senate president, Adolphus Wabara; former education minister, Prof. Fabian Osuji and former health minister, Nike Grange.

However, after much DRAMA and dancing in the media the Appeal Court made the following statements while freeing the duo of Adolphus Wabara and Prof. Fabian Osuji of allegations of corruption:

"the charge was BOGUS and failed to establish a prima facie case against the accused persons.... the prosecution failed to attach the list of witnesses and other relevant documents to the charge as required by law....the criminal charge was FRIVOLUS, BASELESS and had no merit and as such could not be sustained"
http://pmnewsnigeria.com/2010/06/02/n50-million-scam-court-frees-wabara-osuji-abdulazeez/

Meanwhile, the Growth Enhancement Scheme (GES) in the fertilizer distribution system instituted by the current govt saved the nation about N25 billion in 2012. The N25 billion would have been lost to corruption if we had continued with the old system of distributing fertilizer. The Integrated Payroll Systeme has also saved the country over N120 billion per annum thru eradication of ghost workers.

Some Boko Haram and pension thieves suspects have been prosecuted and convicted SUCCESSFULLY. Many others, including fuel subsidy thieves are still in court.

It must be noted that many of the cases of corruption that are being prosecuted under this dispensation are the outcome of SILENT double layer investigation. The fuel subsidy thieves for instance were first investigated by a presidential committee on fuel subsidy (which consisted of experts in that field) and later by the EFCC before proceeding to court. This increases the chances of securing conviction in court.

Nigerians would have to choose between DRAMA/PLAYING TO THE GALLERY and real fight against corrupt that yields TANGIBLE BENEFITS.

Sincere 9gerian: Those were some of the cases that were taken to court in the midst of the MEDIA DRAMA and PLAYING TO THE GALLERY that went into the 'war' against corruption during OBJ and Yar Adua era. As expected, Nigerians, being DRAMA loving people, cheered on while the DRAMA lasted. However, after the DRAMA and PLAYING TO THE GALLERY, many of those cases could not stand judicial scrutiny.

As for the case of Bode George, the Nigerian people have LOST again. The time, energy and resources that went into prosecuting him are all LOST. He may even sue the state for damages and may end up with billions or millions awarded to him in compensation. And all those shenanigans happened in the name of 'fighting' corruption?

Likewise, in the midst of DRAMA and media fanfare, the OBJ govt slammed charges of corruption against former senate president, Adolphus Wabara; former education minister, Prof. Fabian Osuji and former health minister, Nike Grange.

However, after much DRAMA and dancing in the media the Appeal Court made the following statements while freeing the duo of Adolphus Wabara and Prof. Fabian Osuji of allegations of corruption:

"the charge was BOGUS and failed to establish a prima facie case against the accused persons.... the prosecution failed to attach the list of witnesses and other relevant documents to the charge as required by law....the criminal charge was FRIVOLUS, BASELESS and had no merit and as such could not be sustained"
http://pmnewsnigeria.com/2010/06/02/n50-million-scam-court-frees-wabara-osuji-abdulazeez/

Meanwhile, the Growth Enhancement Scheme (GES) in the fertilizer distribution system instituted by the current govt saved the nation about N25 billion in 2012. The N25 billion would have been lost to corruption if we had continued with the old system of distributing fertilizer. The Integrated Payroll Systeme has also saved the country over N120 billion per annum thru eradication of ghost workers.

Some Boko Haram and pension thieves suspects have been prosecuted and convicted SUCCESSFULLY. Many others, including fuel subsidy thieves are still in court.

It must be noted that many of the cases of corruption that are being prosecuted under this dispensation are the outcome of SILENT double layer investigation. The fuel subsidy thieves for instance were first investigated by a presidential committee on fuel subsidy (which consisted of experts in that field) and later by the EFCC before proceeding to court. This increases the chances of securing conviction in court.

Nigerians would have to choose between DRAMA/PLAYING TO THE GALLERY and real fight against corrupt that yields TANGIBLE BENEFITS.

yetunsbay: u b learner?

Okija_juju: [b][size=14pt]More mind fuckery[/size]


My people suffer in silence.. They feel the pain, but they think the solution to the pain is endurance.
Bode is free, Diepreye Alams is also free, Billions of Nigerian Naira don enter auto voicemail. Lost in the balckhole of our corrupt economy.

I steal recharge cards and a lousy phone at gunpoint, DEATH SENTENCE..
I steal billions with a pen.. Depending on the publicity, I get a few months of V.I.P jail time, If I'm lucky like Cecilia Ibru, I will serve my jail time in the comfort of my house. And after a while, I get pardoned or the same courts that sentenced me will overturn their own ruling..


Niggas be running around venting.. This moves are all leading up to 2015.. Incase you all are not observant, under Jonathan, major Politicians are being released; Alams, Bode & Al-mustafa.. 1. Powerful South-South guy, 1 powerful Northerner, 1 powerful Westerner..

NEXT Ndi Igbos turn.. I suggest we present Clifford Orji for Presidential pardon or any name they want to call his unconditional release..







Like my mainest guy YUZEDO would say, I give up.. [/b]

tosan200:
you need to chill bro, the executhieve, legislathieve and judiciathieve are one in naija; all to toward a major goal, to enrich themselves.

gameboy727: If it were so then Nigeria wouldn't be existing by now.

Sunny_bobo:

What concerns Goodluck Jonathan with a judgement of the Supreme Court?

Desola: How can anyone keep a straight face when saying that the organs of the state practises separation of power?

pro01: Some of you are hopelessly daft. Can you establish that the president influenced the SUPREME COURT judgment? If not, then why drag his name into the matter?

At least we had proof that the disgraced Justhief Salami, former President of the Appeal Court, was influenced by Tinubu to facilitate favourable rulings for ACN in Osun and Ekiti (thanks to MTN call logs). Is there any evidence that Goodluck Jonathan was in touch with the Supreme Court justices prior to this judgment?

Pukkah:

Those claiming that the state Judiciary is 'independent' say so because it's convenient.

The Senate is 'independent' but we have seen the way they have handled Stella Oduah's saga.

This same people say that Obasanjo rigged elections even though INEC under Obasanjo was 'independent'.

This same people say that Jonathan permits free and fair elections even though INEC under Jonathan is still 'independent'.

A court also declared that the House of Reps cannot take over the functions of the Rivers State House of Assembly. As soon as the 'independent' court's judgement was delivered, an 'independent' Police Force, shooting tear gas and live bullets, prevented pro-Amaechi lawmakers from reconvening but sneaked in the anti-Amaechi lawmakers. That is also another manifestation of 'independence'.

In other words, being 'independent' depends on who is using it.

On paper, the three arms in 'independent' but those who know the practical workings in the corridors of power (like Obasanjo who also accused Jonathan of the same thing) know that it's all a charade.

Rad1cal:

We have heard you, now did GEJ also sanction Elrufai case to be thrown out of court ? No ?

funshint: GEJ only shows he's not politically savvy. Infact he's an EEDIOT to think that the likes of Bode George or Frederick Fasheun can win election for him. Fighting with OBJ will be GEJs greatest political blunder ask Akala::Alaafin. U̶̲̥̅̊'ve chosen the wrong fight; Jonathan!!!

funshint:
If U̶̲̥̅̊ read OBJs letter U̶̲̥̅̊'ll know that everyting happening now is being done to spite him. Remember Bode George and Elrufai's case happened under OBJ!

funshint:
If U̶̲̥̅̊ read OBJs letter U̶̲̥̅̊'ll know that everyting happening now is being done to spite him. Remember Bode George and Elrufai's case happened under OBJ!

Desola:

Bullseye!

Smooyis: Under whose regime are all these atrocities taking place sir?