Get a Hankerchief before you read cos it's either you laugh your ass off or ,

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/06/the-charges-against-bankole/

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Tuesday, filed a 16-count criminal charge against the embattled former speaker of the House of Representatives, Dimeji Bankole, before a Federal High Court in sitting in Abuja.

Below are 10 out of the 16-count charge.

Count 1: That you, Dimeji Bankole and others now at large on or about the 28th of May, 2008, within the jurisdiction of Federal High Court, being Body of Principal officers of the House of Representatives responsible for the approval of contracts in the House of Representatives, with intent to defraud, did conspire amongst yourselves to inflate the cost of 400 units of 40-inch Samsung (LNS. 341) television sets by approving the purchase of the said item at the rate of N525,000.00 per unit, instead of the prevailing market price of N295,000.00 and thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 58(4)(a) of the Public Procurement Act No. 14 of 2007 and punishable under Section 58(5) of the same Act.

Count 2: That you, Dimeji Bankole and others now at large, sometime in 2008, within the jurisdiction of the Federal High Court, being Body of Principal officers of the House of Representatives responsible for the approval of contracts in the House of Representatives, with intent to defraud, did inflate the cost of 400 units of 40-inch Samsung (LNS. 341) television sets from N295,000.00 per unit (being the prevailing market price) to N525,000.00 per unit and thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 58(4)(b) of the Public Procurement Act No. 14 of 2007 and punishable under Section 58(5) of the same Act.

Count 3: That you, Dimeji Bankole and others now at large, on or about the 28th of May, 2008 within the jurisdiction of the Federal High Court, being Body of Principal officers of the House of Representatives responsible for the approval of contracts in the House of Representatives, with intent to defraud, rigged the bid for the procurement of 400 units of 40-inch Samsung (LNS. 341) television sets by refusal to follow all the procedures prescribed for public procurements in Sections 17 to 56 of the Public Procurement Act No.14 of 2007, leading to a loss of value to the national treasury and thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 58(4)(e) of the Public Procurement Act, No.14 of 2007 and punishable under Section 58(5) of the same Act.

Count 4: That you, Dimeji Bankole and others now at large on or about the 28th of May, 2008, within the jurisdiction of Federal High Court, being Body of Principal officers of the House of Representatives responsible for the approval of contracts in the House of Representatives, with intent to defraud, did conspire amongst yourselves to inflate the cost of 800 units of Desktop Computers (HP Compaq dc 5700) by approving the purchase of the said item at the rate of N330,000.00 per unit, instead of the prevailing market price of N160,000.00 per unit and thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 58(4)(a) of the Public Procurement Act No. 14 of 2007 and punishable under Section 58(5) of the same Act.

Count 5: That you, Dimeji Bankole and others now at large, sometime in 2008, within the jurisdiction of the Federal High Court, being Body of Principal officers of the House of Representatives responsible for the approval of contracts in the House of Representatives, with intent to defraud, did inflate the cost of 800 units of Desktop Computers (HP Compaq dc 5700) from N160,000.00 per unit (being the prevailing market price) to N330,000.00 per unit and thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 58(4)(b) of the Public Procurement Act No. 14 of 2007 and punishable under Section 58(5) of the same Act.

Count 6: That you, Dimeji Bankole and others now at large, on or about the 28th of May, 2008 within the jurisdiction of the Federal High Court, being Body of Principal officers of the House of Representatives responsible for the approval of contracts in the House of Representatives, with intent to defraud, rigged the bid for the purchase of 800 units of Desktop Computers (HP Compaq dc 5700) by refusal to follow all the procedures prescribed for public procurements in Sections 17 to 56 of the Public Procurement Act No.14 of 2007, leading to a loss of value to the national treasury and thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 58(4)(e) of the Public Procurement Act, No.14 of 2007 and punishable under Section 58(5) of the same Act.

Count 7 : That you, Dimeji Bankole and others now at large on or about the 28th of May, 2008, within the jurisdiction of Federal High Court, being Body of Principal officers of the House of Representatives responsible for the approval of contracts in the House of Representatives, with intent to defraud, did conspire amongst yourselves to inflate the cost of 100 units of Sharp Digital Copier 5316 by approving the purchase of the said item at the rate of N270,000.00 per unit, instead of the prevailing market price of N160,000.00 and thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 58(4)(a) of the Public Procurement Act No. 14 of 2007 and punishable under Section 58(5) of the same Act.

Count 8 :That you, Dimeji Bankole and others now at large, sometime in 2008, within the jurisdiction of the Federal High Court, being Body of Principal officers of the House of Representatives responsible for the approval of contracts in the House of Representatives, with intent to defraud, did inflate the cost of 100 units of Sharp Digital Copier 5316 from N160,000.00 per unit (being the prevailing market price) to N270,000.00 per unit and thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 58(4)(b) of the Public Procurement Act No. 14 of 2007 and punishable under Section 58(5) of the same Act.

Count 9 : That you, Dimeji Bankole and others now at large, on or about the 28th of May, 2008 within the jurisdiction of the Federal High Court, being Body of Principal officers of the House of Representatives responsible for the approval of contracts in the House of Representatives, with intent to defraud, rigged the bid for the purchase of 100 units of Sharp Digital Copier 5316 by refusal to follow all the procedures prescribed for public procurements in Sections 17 to 56 of the Public Procurement Act No.14 of 2007, leading to a loss of value to the national treasury and thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 58(4)(e) of the Public Procurement Act, No.14 of 2007 and punishable under Section 58(5) of the same Act.

Count 10 : That you, Dimeji Bankole and others now at large on or about the 28th of May, 2008, within the jurisdiction of Federal High Court, being Body of Principal officers of the House of Representatives responsible for the approval of contracts in the House of Representatives, with intent to defraud, did conspire amongst yourselves to inflate the cost of 400 units of HP Laserjet 2600N by approving the purchase of the said item at the rate of N150,000.00 per unit, instead of the prevailing market price of N60,000.00 and thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 58(4)(a) of the Public Procurement Act No. 14 of 2007 and punishable under Section 58(5) of the same Act.

So not a single charge for the so called N10billion loan on behalf of the house?

all these kwe kwe charges

Dis Guy:

So not a single charge for the so called N10billion loan on behalf of the house?

all these kwe kwe charges

The N10b was collected following "due process" tambawal recommended pay raise after establishing a gap in pay, house big boys met, decided to borrow money to finance the urgent pay gap, the loan may be put in future budget, bla bla bla, so no crime in taken loan. Nigeria we hail thee.

so all these cat and mouse were just for the printers and photocopiers


Funny how the EFCC didnt arrest all these 'others now at large' since

Which way Nigeria, .

The dude is being charged contrary to section 58(4)(a and b)

If found guilty by the Judge, he'd be sentenced based on Section 58 (5)

the very worst Bankole could get, if the Judiciary works this time is 5 years. It's however easier to look forward to the sun rising in the West than count on the Judiciary working.

Politics asides, but damn, i miss Ribadu.

but Ribadu is not the one to sentence, the court can still delay and pronounce their usual 5year concurrent sentence reduced to 5months, and the lawyers will add the usual non-existent health conditions.

I See a long case this dude will spill loads of beans

The 16 count charges

COUNT 1


That you, Dimeji Bankole and others now at large on or about the 28th of May, 2008, within the jurisdiction of Federal High Court, being Body of Principal officers of the House of Representatives responsible for the approval of contracts in the House of Representatives, with intent to defraud, did conspire amongst yourselves to inflate the cost of 400 units of 40-inch Samsung (LNS. 341) television sets by approving the purchase of the said item at the rate of N525,000.00 per unit, instead of the prevailing market price of N295,000.00 and thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 58(4)(a) of the Public Procurement Act No. 14 of 2007 and punishable under Section 58(5) of the same Act.



COUNT 2



That you, Dimeji Bankole and others now at large, sometime in 2008, within the jurisdiction of the Federal High Court, being Body of Principal officers of the House of Representatives responsible for the approval of contracts in the House of Representatives, with intent to defraud, did inflate the cost of 400 units of 40-inch Samsung (LNS. 341) television sets from N295,000.00 per unit (being the prevailing market price) to N525,000.00 per unit and thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 58(4)(b) of the Public Procurement Act No. 14 of 2007 and punishable under Section 58(5) of the same Act.



COUNT 3



That you, Dimeji Bankole and others now at large, on or about the 28th of May, 2008 within the jurisdiction of the Federal High Court, being Body of Principal officers of the House of Representatives responsible for the approval of contracts in the House of Representatives, with intent to defraud, rigged the bid for the procurement of 400 units of 40-inch Samsung (LNS. 341) television sets by refusal to follow all the procedures prescribed for public procurements in Sections 17 to 56 of the Public Procurement Act No.14 of 2007, leading to a loss of value to the national treasury and thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 58(4)(e) of the Public Procurement Act, No.14 of 2007 and punishable under Section 58(5) of the same Act.



COUNT 4



That you, Dimeji Bankole and others now at large on or about the 28th of May, 2008, within the jurisdiction of Federal High Court, being Body of Principal officers of the House of Representatives responsible for the approval of contracts in the House of Representatives, with intent to defraud, did conspire amongst yourselves to inflate the cost of 800 units of Desktop Computers (HP Compaq dc 5700) by approving the purchase of the said item at the rate of N330,000.00 per unit, instead of the prevailing market price of N160,000.00 per unit and thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 58(4)(a) of the Public Procurement Act No. 14 of 2007 and punishable under Section 58(5) of the same Act.



COUNT 5



That you, Dimeji Bankole and others now at large, sometime in 2008, within the jurisdiction of the Federal High Court, being Body of Principal officers of the House of Representatives responsible for the approval of contracts in the House of Representatives, with intent to defraud, did inflate the cost of 800 units of Desktop Computers (HP Compaq dc 5700) from N160,000.00 per unit (being the prevailing market price) to N330,000.00 per unit and thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 58(4)(b) of the Public Procurement Act No. 14 of 2007 and punishable under Section 58(5) of the same Act.



COUNT 6



That you, Dimeji Bankole and others now at large, on or about the 28th of May, 2008 within the jurisdiction of the Federal High Court, being Body of Principal officers of the House of Representatives responsible for the approval of contracts in the House of Representatives, with intent to defraud, rigged the bid for the purchase of 800 units of Desktop Computers (HP Compaq dc 5700) by refusal to follow all the procedures prescribed for public procurements in Sections 17 to 56 of the Public Procurement Act No.14 of 2007, leading to a loss of value to the national treasury and thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 58(4)(e) of the Public Procurement Act, No.14 of 2007 and punishable under Section 58(5) of the same Act.



COUNT 7



That you, Dimeji Bankole and others now at large on or about the 28th of May, 2008, within the jurisdiction of Federal High Court, being Body of Principal officers of the House of Representatives responsible for the approval of contracts in the House of Representatives, with intent to defraud, did conspire amongst yourselves to inflate the cost of 100 units of Sharp Digital Copier 5316 by approving the purchase of the said item at the rate of N270,000.00 per unit, instead of the prevailing market price of N160,000.00 and thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 58(4)(a) of the Public Procurement Act No. 14 of 2007 and punishable under Section 58(5) of the same Act.



COUNT 8



That you, Dimeji Bankole and others now at large, sometime in 2008, within the jurisdiction of the Federal High Court, being Body of Principal officers of the House of Representatives responsible for the approval of contracts in the House of Representatives, with intent to defraud, did inflate the cost of 100 units of Sharp Digital Copier 5316 from N160,000.00 per unit (being the prevailing market price) to N270,000.00 per unit and thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 58(4)(b) of the Public Procurement Act No. 14 of 2007 and punishable under Section 58(5) of the same Act.



COUNT 9



That you, Dimeji Bankole and others now at large, on or about the 28th of May, 2008 within the jurisdiction of the Federal High Court, being Body of Principal officers of the House of Representatives responsible for the approval of contracts in the House of Representatives, with intent to defraud, rigged the bid for the purchase of 100 units of Sharp Digital Copier 5316 by refusal to follow all the procedures prescribed for public procurements in Sections 17 to 56 of the Public Procurement Act No.14 of 2007, leading to a loss of value to the national treasury and thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 58(4)(e) of the Public Procurement Act, No.14 of 2007 and punishable under Section 58(5) of the same Act.



COUNT 10



That you, Dimeji Bankole and others now at large on or about the 28th of May, 2008, within the jurisdiction of Federal High Court, being Body of Principal officers of the House of Representatives responsible for the approval of contracts in the House of Representatives, with intent to defraud, did conspire amongst yourselves to inflate the cost of 400 units of HP Laserjet 2600N by approving the purchase of the said item at the rate of N150,000.00 per unit, instead of the prevailing market price of N60,000.00 and thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 58(4)(a) of the Public Procurement Act No. 14 of 2007 and punishable under Section 58(5) of the same Act.





COUNT 11



That you, Dimeji Bankole and others now at large, sometime in 2008, within the jurisdiction of the Federal High Court, being Body of Principal officers of the House of Representatives responsible for the approval of contracts in the House of Representatives, with intent to defraud, did inflate the cost of 400 units of HP Laserjet 2600N from N60,000.00 per unit (being the prevailing market price) to N150,000.00 per unit and thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 58(4)(b) of the Public Procurement Act No. 14 of 2007 and punishable under Section 58(5) of the same Act.



COUNT 12



That you, Dimeji Bankole and others now at large, on or about the 28th of May, 2008 within the jurisdiction of the Federal High Court, being Body of Principal officers of the House of Representatives responsible for the approval of contracts in the House of Representatives, with intent to defraud, rigged the bid for the purchase of 400 units of HP Laserjet 2600N by refusal to follow all the procedures prescribed for public procurements in Sections 17 to 56 of the Public Procurement Act No.14 of 2007, leading to a loss of value to the national treasury and thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 58(4)(e) of the Public Procurement Act, No.14 of 2007 and punishable under Section 58(5) of the same Act.



COUNT 13



That you, Dimeji Bankole and others now at large, on or about the 28th of May, 2008 within the jurisdiction of the Federal High Court, being Body of Principal officers of the House of Representatives responsible for the approval of contracts in the House of Representatives, with intent to defraud, rigged the bid for the purchase of 2 units of Range Rover Bullet Proof vehicles by refusal to follow all the procedures prescribed for public procurements in Sections 17 to 56 of the Public Procurement Act No.14 of 2007, leading to a loss of value to the national treasury and thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 58(4)(e) of the Public Procurement Act, No.14 of 2007 and punishable under Section 58(5) of the same Act.

COUNT 14



That you, Dimeji Bankole and others now at large, on or about the 28th of May, 2008 within the jurisdiction of the Federal High Court, being Body of Principal officers of the House of Representatives responsible for the approval of contracts in the House of Representatives, with intent to defraud, rigged the bid for the purchase of 2 units of Range Rover vehicles (without bullet proofs) by refusal to follow all the procedures prescribed for public procurements in Sections 17 to 56 of the Public Procurement Act No.14 of 2007, leading to a loss of value to the national treasury and thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 58(4)(e) of the Public Procurement Act, No.14 of 2007 and punishable under Section 58(5) of the same Act.



COUNT 15



That you, Dimeji Bankole and others now at large, on or about the 28th of May, 2008 within the jurisdiction of the Federal High Court, being Body of Principal officers of the House of Representatives responsible for the approval of contracts in the House of Representatives, with intent to defraud, rigged the bid for the purchase of 3 units of Mercedes Benz S-600 cars by refusal to follow all the procedures prescribed for public procurements in Sections 17 to 56 of the Public Procurement Act No.14 of 2007, leading to a loss of value to the national treasury and thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 58(4)(e) of the Public Procurement Act, No.14 of 2007 and punishable under Section 58(5) of the same Act.



COUNT 16



That you, Dimeji Bankole and others now at large, on or about the 28th of May, 2008 within the jurisdiction of the Federal High Court, being Body of Principal officers of the House of Representatives responsible for the approval of contracts in the House of Representatives, with intent to defraud, rigged the bid for the purchase of 400 units of DSTV systems by refusal to follow all the procedures prescribed for public procurements in Sections 17 to 56 of the Public Procurement Act No.14 of 2007, leading to a loss of value to the national treasury and thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 58(4)(e) of the Public Procurement Act, No.14 of 2007 and punishable under Section 58(5) of the same Act.





Dated this…………………….day of…………………………………………2011






FESTUS KEYAMO, ESQ.


(PRIVATE PROSECUTOR)

FOR: ATTORNEY-GENERAL OF THE FEDERATION

AND MINISTER OF JUSTICE

C/O FESTUS KEYAMO CHAMBERS,
13, NOUAKCHOTT STREET,
NEAR BANK PHB,

WUSE ZONE 1,
ABUJA.


http://www.thenationonlineng.net/2011/index.php/news/8644-bankole-faces-16-count-charge.html

why should festus keyamo be the prosecutor?

EFCC needs to prove that with Bankole perpetrated these acts and that he had the intent to defraud, rigged the bid? If they cannot prove that he had the said intention, bankole walks. Given our judges and the influence of the executives on them, I predict that Bankole will either be found not guilty of all charges or guilty of a token charge.

I don't get? Festus Keyamo, a private solicitor, prosecuting?

What are all the lawyers in the ministry of Justice doing? Why are they being paid salaries? Is it not to handle these kinda stuff?

Only God knows how much that man'll be charging the office of the AGF by the hour.

Smh. . .

The charges are frivolous.

I wonder what's really going on.

Are we ever going to act like educated people in that county.

Festus keyamo?

what about the 10 billion? we are not going anywhere?

'Demo'cracy: Government of jokers, by jokers and for jokers. . .all na 'demo' ontop nothing. LOL. I have said it time and time again that the 'war' on corruption in this country is an absolute farce. Whenever the government wants to 'demo' that it is serious about fighting corruption, it finds one sorry scapegoat to embarrass publicly and then let him off with a mere slap on the wrist or soft landing - and thereafter everything quietens down until whenever the need arises for another public 'demo'.

The funny thing in all of this is the needless jubilation and mass hysterical  schadenfreude that accompanies each 'demo'; be it Tafa, Alamieyeseigha, Ibori, Igbinedion, Bode George, and now Bankole. The shallow and ignorant masses would celebrate that yet another 'public enemy' has been 'busted'; yet even before their hysteria quietens down, the so-called public enemy is free again and returns to enjoy his fabulous loot ad take his 'rightful' place in the political/social/financial establishment! And yet the rest of us would remain where we are: barely broke or broke 'commoners' who only know how to bark. Seriously, who is the joke on? Who would celebrate motion without movement as 'progress' if not a complete i.d.io.t?

Hes going to walk free

LadyT:

Hes going to walk free

No he's not

pro01:

'Demo'cracy: Government of jokers, by jokers and for jokers. . .all na 'demo' ontop nothing. LOL. I have said it time and time again that the 'war' on corruption in this country is an absolute farce. Whenever the government wants to 'demo' that it is serious about fighting corruption, it finds one sorry scapegoat to embarrass publicly and then let him off with a mere slap on the wrist or soft landing - and thereafter everything quietens down until whenever the need arises for another public 'demo'.

The funny thing in all of this is the needless jubilation and mass hysterical  schadenfreude that accompanies each 'demo'; be it Tafa, Alamieyeseigha, Ibori, Igbinedion, Bode George, and now Bankole. The shallow and ignorant masses would celebrate that yet another 'public enemy' has been 'busted'; yet even before their hysteria quietens down, the so-called public enemy is free again and returns to enjoy his fabulous loot ad take his 'rightful' place in the political/social/financial establishment! And yet the rest of us would remain where we are: barely broke or broke 'commoners' who only know how to bark. Seriously, who is the joke on? Who would celebrate motion without movement as 'progress' if not a complete i.d.io.t?

I sense two conflicting emotions from your comment. Annoyance and pity.

Look at Bode George that old goat didnt hand back a penny he did a small sentence in the VIP section of the jail and came back out to enjoy his loot.

All these looters past and present will rot in hell

BANKOLE will walk free.

Epiphany:



I sense two conflicting emotions from your comment. Annoyance and pity.

You're damn right! ! ! And you might add a third. . .a tinge of despair.

pro01:

'Demo'cracy: Government of jokers, by jokers and for jokers. . .all na 'demo' ontop nothing. LOL. I have said it time and time again that the 'war' on corruption in this country is an absolute farce. Whenever the government wants to 'demo' that it is serious about fighting corruption, it finds one sorry scapegoat to embarrass publicly and then let him off with a mere slap on the wrist or soft landing - and thereafter everything quietens down until whenever the need arises for another public 'demo'.

The funny thing in all of this is the needless jubilation and mass hysterical  schadenfreude that accompanies each 'demo'; be it Tafa, Alamieyeseigha, Ibori, Igbinedion, Bode George, and now Bankole. The shallow and ignorant masses would celebrate that yet another 'public enemy' has been 'busted'; yet even before their hysteria quietens down, the so-called public enemy is free again and returns to enjoy his fabulous loot ad take his 'rightful' place in the political/social/financial establishment! And yet the rest of us would remain where we are: barely broke or broke 'commoners' who only know how to bark. Seriously, who is the joke on? Who would celebrate motion without movement as 'progress' if not a complete i.d.io.t?

haha, see me scramble for the like button!. . .classic and well delivered lines.

About a week ago, Maddoff's underwear sold for $200 at auction. . . .as in, his undies was auctioned off by the US government!!!!

Now that's the shyt, in Nigeria, criminals get to keep their loot!

If i could choose between stealing billions of naira with a  year jail term and working too fcking hard for every million that trickles into my account only to end up broke at 70, why should i choose the latter over the former?. . . i could always be sorry after my jail term, hell, i could even get a former president and a welcome party after leaving jail, that's a choice i can deal with!!!

YEYE ,they are just giving this guy an offical escape route.

we should do what most of the arab world is now doing and protest.

How normal people are meant to survive on 18k is beyond me.  Yet some pot bellied goats are being paid millions to do God knows what!

violent:


haha, see me scramble for the like button!. . .classic and well delivered lines.

About a week ago, Maddoff's underwear sold for $200 at auction. . . .as in, his undies was auctioned off by the US government!!!!

Now that's the shyt, in Nigeria, criminals get to keep their loot!

If i could choose between stealing billions of naira with a  year jail term and working too fcking hard for every million that trickles into my account only to end up broke at 70, why should i choose the latter over the former?. . . i could always be sorry after my jail term, hell, i could even get a former president and a welcome party after leaving jail, that's a choice i can deal with!!!

Exactly! Even a whole decade in jail in exchange for several billions of naira when you're done would be considered a fantastic deal by most people. Thats why the current system in this country is a total joke.

Btw, LOL @ autioned Maddoff undies. What sort of goat would even wish to buy that old man's undies? Perhaps a ponzi junkie.

BANK - OLE , lol

Btw, LOL @ autioned Maddoff undies. What sort of goat would even wish to buy that old man's undies? Perhaps a ponzi junkie

I almost died laughing when i read the news as well, the bankruptcy lawyers who brought up the idea must be nutjobs!

@ those of you asking why keyamo. He is one of the counsel to EFCC. If u can remember, he also prosecuted kenny martins over d police equipment fund thingy.
There's nothing wrong wit private prosecutors handling cases on behalf of the AG. Anyone with knowledge of elementary criminal procedure knows that.
The private prosecutor may have expertise in d particular area of d law required as opposed 2 d lawyers at d ministry of justice. Alex Izinyon SAN is also appearing for the AG Federation regarding d oct 1st bomb blast.
It may also interest u to knw dt, Keyamo was d one dt exposed Bankole first for d purchase of peugeot cars at an over inflated amount. The newspaper clippings are still on d wall of his office reception in abuja.
I've worked with him, and i know if there's anyone that can get a conviction, it's Keyamo. EFCC knws dt, and that's why they have him on a retainer.

"Charged with inflating the cost of 400 TV and rigging the bid for 3 cars and 100 photo copiers". Really? Is this why EFCC were blowing hot air about the guy? This is it?

Why would he try to skip town because of inflated cost of TVs and cars (albeit they are Mercs)? More questions than answers. I don't get it.

There's more to this and EFCC need to tell us what's going on (and quickly).

Is Bankole a fall guy for some bigger fish or is this some kind of personal vendetta? Again, more questions than answers

oh well, its just another Nollywood film: we know what will happen in the end, but watch it anyway just to confirm it will end as expected
EFCC is a joke.

Sorry wat about d N10billion