erico2k2:

Nop in a sane country the prosecutors would ha e to establish a case of fraud or corruption . Accused is to defend .

Eazybay:


There are no charges against her bro.. The accounts were freezes in connection to a laundery ring.. She went to court to claim d accounts freezed belonged to her.

ephi123:


infact they should share it abeg


Ibori has properties in Knightsbridge, that is one of the most affluent neighbourhoods in London. There is something really wrong when people are defending these people either for religious or "my brother, my tribe" or monetary (BMC) reasons.

lexy2014:
dear when u reason this country u will 4get 2 think of ur own future. 2 think that south Koreans could push their president out of office cos of ordinary bribe is amazing. just hustle ur own make God do 4 me as e do 4 all this big big people

Eruditor:


Intelligent sophistry.

There is such a thing as a judgement of sensitivity where the account remains frozen and not confiscated or returned to govt coffers. The rationale behind unfreezing the account because of a want of evidence supporting the accusation exposes the corruption in the judicial system.

In Virginia in 2013, a Mayor was forced to resign because his wife purchased an $8000 wristwatch. Had it been Nigeria, the argument would have been for the prosecution to provide evidence that $8000 was missing from somewhere and that it was transferred to the account of the Mayor. That just smacks off idiocy and lack of judicial competence.

Even if the prosecution cannot provide evidence that the sum of say N500M was missing from an account and could not trace how that sum was lodged in the account of one Justice Ademola, the very tenets of common sense should make the judge allow that account to remain frozen while investigations are ongoing. I mean, this is not some ExxonMobil CEO that can always prove his annual remunarations can get to that sum. This is a chief judge who tendered evidence about his remunerations and emoluments in a year and it did not exceed N25M yet this judge does not think it egregious that Justice Ademola has N500M in his account.

And you are here, using fine-sounding hogwash to bamboozle unsuspecting and sometimes asinine youths that the judgement is fair simply because you hate PMB.

I am sorry for you.

sarrki:


Nigerian have a very long ride to go

In another news



A judge has over N500m in his account WITHOUT any other known business, a trial judge said it is NOT an evidence of corruption!

BeardedMeat:
Lolzz...denial can't get you anywhere.

dunkem21:
Zombies won't like this

do4luv14:


lozzz i do, but the truth mst be told, the EFCC jst jump on a case and vomp its in court without proper investigation,

and besides she had a right to her moni lik me and you do hav rights to ours, or is she the first first lady to hav such sums,


lets face it, the efcc Bleep up bad. Very bad,
cos if they indeed hav a case against her, they would have investigate the transection that lead to her having such sumz, before freezing and taking t to court,

i hav already seem the case as DOA period

BeardedMeat:
My friend quiet!!! He who alleges must prove! Too much telemundo in your empty skull already.

eiknarf14:


Guy I'm not in denial, you are ! ! !

I'm seating in my office right now, overlooking the English channels in Dover and the coast of France - Calais, maybe u need google to help you geo-locate where that is

eph12:
Based on? Is this what we going to face till this administration is over?

rusher14:


These guys can't believe the people that fight for the goodness of Nigeria are not even dependent on the country for their livelihood.

They'll call you any dirty name they can come up with just to make themselves feel good.

Eazybay:


Okay u love argument, dis should put it to rest.
Onus probandi I quid icit non equi negat that is to say, d burden of proof lies on he who proves not on he who denies.

Simple Justice template

ISTANDWITHBUHAR:



The judiciary are not helping at all and wanna continue living in their corrupt ways..


The youths and masses of this Nation are in for a big Sh1t.

bobby56:

But Magu and his EFCC outfit does not have CONCRETE evidence(s) to prosecute these cases. You don't win a corruption/criminal case by mere MEDIA Propaganda, you must present genuine evidences and prove your case beyond every reasonable doubt. So friend, stop whinny over a lost case. BUHARI had only tried to whip up sentiments through his Anti-corruption crusade (while he steals the Nation blind- another ABACHA style) and pursue a refined version of decree 101 to hurl perceived enemies and political opponents into prison (and seized their monies), but that method had backfired because this is Democracy. No matter how fast evil can travel, TRUTH will always catch up with it.

ISTANDWITHBUHAR:



Who is the real zombie, You pray to have a country like US, UK, France etc, You keep blaming the Govt for not making things right and you still support those that brought us this far.. I know and i can bet my life your generation are not living the life they wanted but you think everything is right..

Ubenedictus:
And you my friend are unaware of nigerian law specifically EFCC ART 18(3), which says that "the fact that an accused person is in possession of pecuniary resources or property for which he cannot satisfactorily account and which is disproportionate to his know sources of income..." is considered proof that d asset should be forfieted

eiknarf14:


Guy I'm not in denial, you are ! ! !

I'm seating in my office right now, overlooking the English channels in Dover and the coast of France - Calais, maybe u need google to help you geo-locate where that is

BeardedMeat:
So why is Efcc losing all their cases? My fren, goan sidown!

The EFCC had reportedly found that the bank accounts of a serving Justice held more than N2 billion. And when the EFCC summoned her to appear for interrogation, she rushed to court and obtained an order to stop the EFCC from acting on her case. She was later “compulsorily retired” by the NJC. The justice who prevented her interrogation, was one of the Judges arrested over the weekend, with $500,000 allegedly found in his bedroom. There have been reports that some of the Judges have been in on the act of selling judgments in Nigeria, so much it had become a pastime.

BeardedMeat:
God punish BMC!

deomello:



EFCC actually is doing a wonderful job and performing beyond expectation especially with sound financial forensics they present before the judiciary.

Many of the cases are slam and dunk cases like this is where the money came from, this is where the money went and into whose account with forensic proof and testimonies from bank officials and so on. These are easy cases that the judiciary is tossing aside because of the same corrupt judiciary.

The fact that the corrupt judiciary is making bad and corrupt judgement doesn't mean the EFCC is not doing a great Job so stop confusing yourself.


How many of these corrupt people on trial have been able to explain where the funds in their accounts came from?

No matter what evidence you have or how good you are doing, you can not get sound and just judgement with corrupt judges making the final decisions.

ijustdey:



http://www.tori.ng/news/58562/breaking-news-court-unfreezes-patience-jonathans-a.html

do4luv14:



should i add pervert to your name, wen will you wake up from sleep,

tell me wia you hear about the efcc doing such,

lets see the were investigating a minister abi its jona cousins, only Dem knows how they link the said sumz to her acct, and yet she had challenge Dem,or i stand to be correct,

so by befor you type anytin, check well ok?,

tootless bulldog called efcc

eiknarf14:


Whatever BMC means.... Not conversant with ur slangs guy

positivelord:
Magu the busybody master.... This Magu i entirely useless. Buhari should change that idiot asap. He keep winning on media and loosing in court.

deomello:


The fact that corrupt judges are rendering corrupt judgements doesn't mean the efcc is not doing it's job correctly.

You should tell us why Nigerian Judges are on trial with millions of dollars in their bank accounts and under their bed.