Thewrath:
Simple. It's a gift if it's from a northerner. It's a bribe if it's from a southerner. You can thank me later at the galleria in abuja .

tete7000:


The case is before the court and the statement was made by a witness in a case before the court, it is prejudicial for anyone to make any justification on the matter. Only the court can make the final statement. I don't care what Adesina or anyone else says. I really don't expect them as Buhari's subject to say anything than that which exonerate their boss.

That apart, I personally don't believe the presidency has the moral right to talk on the matter that predates Buhari's presidency and is totally unrelated to him in his official capacity as the president. No one said he received bribe as president, so why should presidency be defending him? That itself is morally wrong, it constitutes abuse of office and it is part of the problem I have with Buhari's set up, they want to fight corruption but basic moral concept, they can't digest.

Finally that he once bribeb someone, (going by your logic) doesn't mean he can't come around and fight that person. Technical matter shouldnt be pursued on sentiments. What constitute a bribe? Could the said gift be labelled a bribe? Those are questions that should be answered and once those are in affirmative no other justifcation or press statement can exonerate our president.

Is this not the same man who once said he has only a million naira in his account but has been found out to live his life in uk - his doctor is in uk, all his children school in uk. Can a million naira account finance those expenses? Buhari's antecedence doesn't portray him as a truthful person. Stop being naive and believing every lie you are sold. Wise up!

bakila:

Do you know Aso ebi, do you know why people spray money at wedding and other celebrations, do you know ajo, do you know send forth? Do you know committee of friends? Do you know how many cases Kola Awodien has before Ademola

tete7000:


The case is before the court and the statement was made by a witness in a case before the court, it is prejudicial for anyone to make any justification on the matter. Only the court can make the final statement. I don't care what Adesina or anyone else says. I really don't expect them as Buhari's subject to say anything than that which exonerate their boss.

That apart, I personally don't believe the presidency has the moral right to talk on the matter that predates Buhari's presidency and is totally unrelated to him in his official capacity as the president. No one said he received bribe as president, so why should presidency be defending him? That itself is morally wrong, it constitutes abuse of office and it is part of the problem I have with Buhari's set up, they want to fight corruption but basic moral concept, they can't digest.

Finally that he once bribeb someone, (going by your logic) doesn't mean he can't come around and fight that person. Technical matter shouldnt be pursued on sentiments. What constitute a bribe? Could the said gift be labelled a bribe? Those are questions that should be answered and once those are in affirmative no other justifcation or press statement can exonerate our president.

Is this not the same man who once said he has only a million naira in his account but has been found out to live his life in uk - his doctor is in uk, all his children school in uk. Can a million naira account finance those expenses? Buhari's antecedence doesn't portray him as a truthful person. Stop being naive and believing every lie you are sold. Wise up!

Onechancearmy:
When PDP does it, it's a bribe

When the dullard does it, it's a gift

adanny01:


Buhari's lawyer and the rest of the lawyers who gave gifts are all corrupt. The matter i am pointing out is that the people the lawyers are representing may not know of the bribe so cannot be responsible and may not be regarded as corrupt.

We all know, lawyers go out of their way to win cases and get paid so they do even illegal things. Use your head.

Emassive:
Yeah use your head to note that the receiver is not guilt of any offense of receiving gifts from anyone