Karlovych:
Hmm, Igbos!!

jerflakes:


Probably PhD, not a medical doctor

Reference:


They do not because of the support they receive from you and me typical.
I do not know of any public office holder or politician that has been universally condemned in Nigeria since independence for misdeeds.
They will always find a support base, a willing citizenry who will not quit smoking to aid their cancer treatment.
When an individual, group or system is universally condemned the law is strengthened to take its course.
The law is only as strong as the citizens want it to be.

This fellow in question does not have a support base so it is easy to get justice for the victim. But the infamous Sani Abacha has a great support base even in death and I bet if he was alive no one will even dream of prosecuting him for his grand misdeeds.

And that is why we will always call for the restructuring of this country so we can develop a universal identity, sort out what constitutes right and wrong as an acceptable way to live in our nation.

Joeyfizzo:
I think he's a native doctor.

MARKone:


Those ones deserved similar fate. Between Fraudsters and Pen robbers we all know who inflicts more pain. These fraudsters are heartless.

Karlovych:
Hmm, Igbos!!

MARKone:
Na this kind of sentence every Yahoo boy and girl deserves.

EBMedia:
Court Jails Fake Oil Magnate 175 Years for Duping American $629,287 (Photo)


https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=274136488082895&id=100064596373289

ogwumgbe:


And pen robbers are so kind to the Nation the masses they inflict pain on? hypocrite, scammers defraud only one victim while the pen robbers inflict misery on the entire masses. Who are among the two are more justified?

treatise:


175 years jail term for about N315m scam; how about those that looted billions from our commonwealth?

Karlovych:
Hmm, Igbos!!

Karlovych:
Hmm, Igbos!!

Karlovych:
Hmm, Igbos!!

FavourWrites:
For those of you too lazy to calculate, that dude duped her of about 315 million naira.

but I'm only willing to charge you 2naira for every word I write for your blog.

Karlovych:
Hmm, Igbos!!

West2019:
175 yrs only

Rugaria:
Stupid Nigerian judges!
Almost 200 years for a sum not upto a million dollars?
Is that what the law says or the idiot judge was taking it personal?
This is not supporting scammers but that judgement is horrendous! Even the American involved must r scandalized with the outcome..
If this guy was tried in an American court, he won't get anything close to this..

ParkleElegant:
Nah life imprisonment be that nah ....

whirlout:
Yet Poithiefcians are stealing billions and only sentenced to eight years and some are out on bail after 2 years...what a sad and unjust shi.thole country. Of course he deserves to be in jail but pls apply the law equitably.

pfadom:
What a nation! What a judiciary?

A Nigerian court sentenced a Nigerian man to 175 years in jail for a theft of less than $650,000 (less than N350 million) from an individual (American citizen).

How come a Nigerian judicial officer only found Abdulrasheed Maina deserving of 16 years in principle (but actually 8 years in reality), despite the huge theft running into several billions of Naira from several thousands of Nigerian pensioners many of whom have died waiting for retirement benefits that refused to come.

It is now very clear that judiciary is a major factor in Nigeria's problems. No fairness, No impartiality. A nation where the 4th candidate was declared a sitting governor.

Where a governor elect paid for the sin of the running mate and the distant second was enthroned.

What a nation!!! What a judiciary!!! Can we find just 10 incorruptible and apolitical judges in Nigeria?[

YoungLionken:
That's practically life imprisonment..

He should try to appeal it, he might get lucky...