LEGALAide:
who be this Falana sef.
I no talk am?
He's definitely aging!

Berrymoss:
. This man needs to be made a court jester

SmartMugu:

This man has been vocal since the likes of people like Gani Fawehinmi, long before Keyamo etc started under Gani.
http://www.nigerianbiography.com/2015/10/femi-falana-biography.html?m=1
Are people playing when they say they don't know him? A SAN at that.

Princeojua:
When I was studying Law, my Dad used to say "DON'T BE HUNGRY AND ATTENTION SEEKING LAWYER". Now I understand why. Falana is a mouse that want to spread Lassa fever.

Meriekriss:
This one is looking for attention or what? Suing FG??

Brunel:
Lol
According to the video of the blind philosophical men, everything now is in billions b b b b
The billions wey common man no dey see
na wa o

ShowYourCertificate:
I had thought Buhari was the only dullard but I thought wrong. Falana is even a bigger dullard.

if I were Buhari, I'll make a mess of Falana by setting up a special task force in charge of recovering the imaginary $20.2 billion and I'll make Falana to lead the task force. That would do the trick. Let's see how the garrulous Falana will be tamed into realising that there was no $20.2 billion after all

Justiyke4u:
After reading the post I pause to think about it but then after reading people's comments I even became more confused as to whether they are commenting as regards the post above. Is it that people have sold their reasoning away or deliberately playing ignorance. This is an attempt to save some fund for the country at least let's put aside the legal means, judging from the issues raised from the post. Am sure he is not asking court for any damages but then why are people seeing it differently? Is this what politics has turn the brain of nigerian youths to? Chai chai chai chai

ShowYourCertificate:
I had thought Buhari was the only dullard but I thought wrong. Falana is even a bigger dullard.

if I were Buhari, I'll make a mess of Falana by setting up a special task force in charge of recovering the imaginary $20.2 billion and I'll make Falana to lead the task force. That would do the trick. Let's see how the garrulous Falana will be tamed into realising that there was no $20.2 billion after all

EteEdoho:
[s][/s] The joke is Falana. He has been scammed on both sides. Scammed by thinking APC will make him AGF. Scammed by thinking the government is being sincere to him. Buhahahahahahaha.

SmartMugu:
I think he's right. Why borrow when there is more to be recovered? Borrowing keeps up farther in debt, and recovered funds un-accounted for.

Justiyke4u:
After reading the post I pause to think about it but then after reading people's comments I even became more confused as to whether they are commenting as regards the post above. Is it that people have sold their reasoning away or deliberately playing ignorance. This is an attempt to save some fund for the country at least let's put aside the legal means, judging from the issues raised from the post. Am sure he is not asking court for any damages but then why are people seeing it differently? Is this what politics has turn the brain of nigerian youths to? Chai chai chai chai

Princeojua:
When I was studying Law, my Dad used to say "DON'T BE HUNGRY AND ATTENTION SEEKING LAWYER". Now I understand why. Falana is a mouse that want to spread Lassa fever.

blazetitov:
Good. At least people will see dat d man is not for any party.

It is a pity that some Nigerians have failed to rise above pettiness and support good effort geared towards making the country a better place. The SAN has raised valid points which right thinking Nigerians should support and not attacking his person.

“From the information at our disposal, the federal government is owed not less than $66.5 billion (about N13.3 trillion) which ought to be recovered without any further delay,” Mr. Falana, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, stated in the letter dated February 5.

According‎ to Mr. Falana, the five cycles of independent audit reports compiled by the National Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative, NEITI, showed potential recoverable revenues of not less than $20.2 billion.

“The potential recoverable revenues are said to have arisen from ‘underpayment/under-assessment of taxes, royalties, levies and rents.’

“If you require more information in respect of this matter you may wish to contact your colleague, Mrs. Zainab Ahmed, the Minister of State for Budget and National Planning. In her capacity as the immediate past Executive Secretary of NEITI she had called on the federal government to recover the said sum of $20.2 billion.”

Mr. Falana said the Central Bank of Nigeria, in 2006, apportioned $7 billion out of the nation’s external reserves to 14 Nigerian banks‎ to “manage.”

“In addition, following the crisis of global capitalism, which occurred in 2008, the Central Bank of Nigeria gave a bailout of $4 billion (N600 billion) to the commercial banks in the country.

“The CBN has not deemed it fit to ask for the refund of the total sum of $11 billion injected into the banking system in the space of two years.”