duen23:

The sad thing is that he would have been acquitted in a Nigerian court of law.

cap28:

a theif will always be a theif - this theif started off his career by looting diy stuff from a london hardware store along with his wife - - if he had done that in nigeria he would have had a tyre thrown around his neck and been burnt alive - instead all he got was a caution - a mere slap on the wrist -he was then free to create even more mayhem.  Hope some big guys gang ra.pe him in prison.

MyVicky:
, In the paraphrased words of Hon. Patrick Obiagbon, it is regrettably lugubrious that in a country that is so blessed with oil, natural and unrivaled human resources, the citizenry still inadvertently support and vote for the political cabals who have no other agenda than to impoverish the nation, siphon her income and bequeath penury to the succeeding generation. I wonder how 'Ibori' and his likes were and are still able to maneuver their ways to the various State's houses in Nigeria? No wonder the country has next to nothing to show for her abundant endowment of natural and human resources! Until the people of this country unitedly rise up and say, 'enough is enough', I fear the situation might just continue as it has been from time immemorial. It's good this man was found guilty and I honestly wish countless others like him would be brought to book and our dear nation be cleansed of corruption and corrupt officers!!!    .