ruggedtimi:
why dem won put sand sand for husp puppi garri...they should also protest against top politicians children with no source of income living lavish lifestyles...#ourmumudondo

PrecisionFx:



Hushpoppi is actually a criminal.

jy2kbeyond:
And the funny thing is I dont see bagga flexing with girls or friends . He is always alone, spending and showing off. How can you feel the excitement of happiness if you enjoy alone?

life2017:
They are making sense. When people spend extravagantly without any known source of income, EFCC or police should question such persons to ascertain the source of their income.

rose54321:


Exactly my thought. While I support the protest against corrupt individuals, mentioning hushpupy and labeling him a 419 publicly is absolutely wrong.
While all evidence might indicate he's one, it's left for the necessary institutions to take action or for him to write a petition to these institutions.

soberdrunk:
Hahahahaha!!! I give up on Nigerians! How is one young man's lavish spending the problem of a whole nation? Is he a politician? Instead of them to be fighting for the arrest of people way use our oil wells do paddy paddy' and turn some people to overnight billionaires

Tolexander:
Deji Adeyanju was making sense until he mentioned Hushpuppi.

So he expected EFCC to go outside Nigeria to UAE and Malaysia to arrest Hushpuppi?

TEYA:

Evans too was not a politician so his lavish spending was not a problem to Nigeria going by your argument. What is wrong with the authority asking a person who spends lavishly to explain the source of his wealth? Will dangote, adenuga, or Bill gates have any issues discussing the source of their wealth? And those people using 'your oil wells to do paddy paddy will be defended by you and your ilk even if efcc decides to go after them.
CHARLIE BOY HAS A MORE EVOLVED BRAIN THAN THE AVERAGE NIGERIAN. QUOTE ME ANYWHERE!

vertueptime:


But thats d same thing deji said

adekanmbi1986:


Am sorry for my comment below:

Is this girl your sister ? If not; posting a picture of a young girl like this on this platform without permission is not a good idea.

I am sorry o abeg.. Just an observation...

Tolexander:
Deji Adeyanju was making sense until he mentioned Hushpuppi.

So he expected EFCC to go outside Nigeria to UAE and Malaysia to arrest Hushpuppi?

TrendyKingExzy:
... Mr hushGucci.
Na wa for this #ourmumudondo campaigners lead by Charlie grandpapa. E be like say their mumu just dey reactivate everyday. Weytin concern hushGucci with your diezani matter, see how senseless some slow poke haters have grown.

In as much as I don't take side with corruption, I won't support some miscreants who in themselves do not have the moral right nor substantiative proof to call someone a fraudster or criminal... These Charlie boy led group should shut up already because even the EFCC are not obliging, Neither will they ever listen to the usual gibberish from some cheap attention seekers.

Expecting an epic reply from the EFCC.
Finally, to all the dudes who have made good Mullar via genuine hustle should ball hard and also remember to give back the society cos they made you.
#Nohate#Noenvy#remainfocusedbeblessed

soberdrunk:
Hahahahaha!!! I give up on Nigerians! How is one young man's lavish spending the problem of a whole nation? Is he a politician? Instead of them to be fighting for the arrest of people way use our oil wells do paddy paddy' and turn some people to overnight billionaires

hedonistic:


You're a fool. Otherwise, you wouldn't hinge an entire argument on mere speculation and assumption.

Besides, because you strayed across the border to Southern Cameroon, you allow yourself to believe that you have "travelled out", and therefore are exposed, abi? What a brainless lout.

Which democratic country in the world is "more sane" than the US that our system of government is modelled after? Even in the US, you would see drug dealers, con artists, fraudsters, and other deal makers flaunt their Bentleys, Rolexes, and other super expensive accoutrements offline and online - even on the same Instagram. You would see then making it rain in clubs and strip joints. Nobody questions their source of income or arrests them on suspicion. That's not how the law works. Instead, by spending lavishly and emitting vibes that are associated with illegal income, they may eventually attract the INVESTIGATIVE attention of law enforcement agencies, who then INVESTIGATE them, gather actionable evidence of criminality against them, BEFORE moving in to arrest them on the strength of gathered EVIDENCE OF GUILT. I doubt that you are smart enough to understand what I'm driving at here, you buffoon.

You're probably a poor rat holed up in one decrepit room in a backwater location somewhere in Nigeria, with your free Internet data bonus as the only pass you have to the outside world. Otherwise, you would know better.

Now, you're even shifting goalposts all over the place, from Hushpuppi being responsible for 'negatively' influencing young people by flaunting his lifestyle, to now not paying his taxes! Where exactly do you stand? What exactly is your argument? What the Bleep is wrong with you? Why not petition the FIRS to hop on a plane and travel to Malaysia to arrest Hushpuppi for Tax Evasion?

Talking about the FIRS, you sure don't know that the chairman of that super corrupt agency is a certain hedonistic, super wasteful example of an insanely corrupt public official called Tunde Fowler. With no known successful business, having been in public service for more than a decade now, this character in charge of your country's Tax Agency spends several millions every week on women of easy virtue alone. Not to mention other non-pussy components of his extravagant lifestyle, and associated expenditure. Sadly, fools like you would not direct your hateful gaze towards such characters feeding fat and living extravagantly on PUBLIC MONEY. Instead you would focus on a private citizen that is living life on his own terms.

I'm not responding to whatever claptrap you have to say next, because you are clearly bereft of sense.

belindar:


The govt doesn't have right to do that.
Tell which job the govt provide that will warrant them to be asking such questions.

amani63:
This is WHY Nigerian will still remind the most stupid people on planet earth
This is what they should be protesting for

Tolexander:
Deji Adeyanju was making sense until he mentioned Hushpuppi.

So he expected EFCC to go outside Nigeria to UAE and Malaysia to arrest Hushpuppi?

hedonistic:


And in case you didn't know, any citizen also has the right to NOT SAY what they do for a living!

Look, the Rule of Law is the only conceivable way to run a society. Otherwise, society would degenerate into the 'rule of whim' - a system of arbitrariness and capriciousness in which people jut accuse someone of anything without evidence and condemn the person accordingly. That is not how a civilised society works.

The point here is this: a crime has to be committed before a person is declared guilty. A person cannot be guilty of suspicion.

If, due to my extravagant lifestyle, the government (i.e law enforcement agencies such as the EFCC or Police) suspects that I'm a fraudster, what the law empowers them to do is to investigate me. Now investigating me may involve asking me what my source of income is. Technically, telling them that I do xyz business, and showing them proof of legitimate income from that business may exculpate me from further investigation and prosecution, and the government will leave me to face my life.

However, for the purpose of argument and to test the law, I have the right to refuse to disclose my source of income. And that will not give the government the right to detain me, insofar as they simply do not have a charge against me yet. What should then happen, if the government strongly suspects that my income is proceeds of fraud, is that an investigation would be launched against me. If, at the end of the day, the government cannot find any significant evidence against me, then they would simply have to let me be, no matter the extent of suspicion they have against me. Worst case scenario is that the government would probe into my tax history to look for loopholes, but other than that, there will be no concrete charge of profiting from a criminal activity. Of course this is the case in sane countries with functional law enforcement systems.

In barbaric shitholes like Nigeria where the law is twisted and used as an instrument of vendetta and oppression, the government, having failed to gather any meaningful evidence against me, would slam the nebulous and generic charge of "money laundering" on me, charge me to court to conduct a media trial, and after tarnishing my image for no just cause and wasting public funds on a flimsy suit - would lose the case woefully - as the court would set me free for want of evidence.