advocates:
Evident of investigative journalism. Even in western countries, cases as confidential beyond this, have a way of finding their ways to the public domain. Beside, there is nothing secret or strange about all this corruption charges.

Is this what you call investigative journalism? An article filled with speculation? Where are the facts? Where are the documents to prove those facts? How many (credible) sources did the report quote? Tell me 3 things the report reveals that we don't know already.
Investigative journalism involves actual, thorough investigation. The journalist follows all leads thoroughly until the story is ripe and mature, not the half-baked nonsense we are served by the Nigerian media.
Be realistic, all the info in that report is assembled to create an emotional response from readers. I refuse to be fooled.

likila:
so for seven months this useless investigators have not confirmed whether money was sent to Niger Republic?
what have they been doing for the last seven months?
sleeping till midday and then drinking kunu all evening?

what av u done all ur life,