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Nigeria And The Shameful Tradition Of Offering Immunity To Corrupt Politicians by MrCrackles(m): 2:37pm On Aug 13, 2008 |
When would Nigeria stop the shameful tradition of offering immunity to corrupt public office holders, governors who are blatant highway robbers, politicians who continously steal and ex-presidents who think they deserve better than to be tried for abuse of office and plundering the nation's resources. Why is OBJ not in the dock yet? why should Liyel Imoke have the guts to claim he his not afraid of the EFFC? why is James Ibori partying all over the world? What is Gbenga Daniel, Alao Akala amongst others still doing outhere holding public offices? Why was Bode George granted bail? To be simple, the judicial, prosecution and legal system in Nigeria is biased, corrupt, non-existent and rotten! |
Re: Nigeria And The Shameful Tradition Of Offering Immunity To Corrupt Politicians by MrCrackles(m): 3:32pm On Aug 13, 2008 |
What is OBJ doing in OTTA and why is he not in Kirikiri cooling his heels off? |
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