The most interesting aspect of his agenda, however, had not been any overt attempt to claim a right to continue in office but rather the forthright and unprecedented declaration of war against corrupt public officials. Making this the centerpiece of his second term, Obaanjo has overseen the most far-fetching indictment of senior public officials ever witnessed in Nigeria. This has led to such high profile actions as the arrest, trial and conviction of the inspector general of police (the nation’s number one cop), and even more dramatically (and relevant to the discussion of political objectives) the arrest in London of Chief D.S.P Alamieyeseigha, the governor of Bayelsa who comes from Obasanjo’s ruling party.
The governor’s subsequent impeachment after he jumped bail in the UK. Disguised as a woman and returned to Nigeria to try to continue in office under the constitutional clause that granted him immunity from prosecution, has been blamed on Obasanjo's personal anger with him, but this has also served to convince many doubters that the president is serious about making the anti-corruption drive a major factor in the remaining period of his tenure. The undoubtedly foolhardy actions of Alamieyeseigha, a governor of one of the oil-rich Niger Delta states, appear to have been encouraged by his belief that his people would rally around him once he declared himself a victim of Obasanjo’s personal ambition.
Obasanjo installed anti-corruption agency, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), headed by Nuhu Ribadu, a no-nonsense police officer

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Even the deaf will tell you how he could hear EFCC's buzzing cacophony in the near past. The organisation is largely dormant today simply because it has partly been stifled by the present government. It recently moaned its inability to pursue cases. No sufficient funds to do so.
However, I think the greater reason for its underperformance rests with the present administration's refusal to employ it for vengeful purposes. This Obj did successfully together with an extensive bogus distorted media coverage. This won applause from those who saw only the surface. But Obj's departure from office and history's power of revelation have worked cooperatively to pull off the worms that government sat deceitfully upon.