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Justice Musdapher - UK Spent N3.6b On Ibori’s Trial by mukina2: 10:24am On Jul 15, 2012 |
The outgoing Justice of Nigeria (NJC), Justice Dahiru Musdapher yesterday lamented over the slow pace of investigation and prosecution of cases in the country in comparison with other foreign countries. http://dailypost.com.ng/2012/07/15/revealed-uk-spent-n3-6billion-iboris-trial-justice-musdapher/ |
Re: Justice Musdapher - UK Spent N3.6b On Ibori’s Trial by EPOMA(m): 10:53am On Jul 15, 2012 |
How did he know the cost, someone that has stole over 200billion is worth spending 3.6 billion to get them and get it refunded.and there is no excuse for this statement.The justice ministry get enough funding.Always going around the circle |
Re: Justice Musdapher - UK Spent N3.6b On Ibori’s Trial by Sunofgod(m): 10:53am On Jul 15, 2012 |
Rubbish . . . where's a breakdown of how this £14 Million accumulated? The 'legal people' and so called enforcement agencies continue to milk the system. I suspect the high figure being claimed is to justify why the UK are going to keep hold of Ibori's / Nigeria's assets. 1 Like |
Re: Justice Musdapher - UK Spent N3.6b On Ibori’s Trial by Benzora(m): 10:54am On Jul 15, 2012 |
That is N600m more than the entire budget of the EFCC for 2012 and we want them to perform magic.mcheew!! |
Re: Justice Musdapher - UK Spent N3.6b On Ibori’s Trial by AndroBlaze: 10:57am On Jul 15, 2012 |
Look at the end of the day the cost can and should never be used as an excuse by anyone connected to Nigeria to justify our failure to prosecute our political thieves successfully. Would it take a Phd to see the benefits in spending 14 million pounds to prosecute someone everyone knows is worth 10 times that amount. Jail him, seize his assets and simply recover the costs from the seized assets. We need to be serious in this country. |
Re: Justice Musdapher - UK Spent N3.6b On Ibori’s Trial by Nobody: 10:59am On Jul 15, 2012 |
wen are we going to stop givin flimsy excuzez in dis contri abeg justice acept say ur men chop bribe 4rm ibori n not dis jagon ur telin uz. 1 Like |
Re: Justice Musdapher - UK Spent N3.6b On Ibori’s Trial by UKBobo(m): 11:00am On Jul 15, 2012 |
Jail him, seize his assets and simply recover the costs from the seized assets. Acute analysis. However, I fear that a large majority of your compatriots may see this through jingoistic goggles. |
Re: Justice Musdapher - UK Spent N3.6b On Ibori’s Trial by horny4u(f): 11:06am On Jul 15, 2012 |
Judiciary system is feeling marginalised from the The executive Anyway lack of funds To the highest bidders! 1 Like |
Re: Justice Musdapher - UK Spent N3.6b On Ibori’s Trial by Nobody: 11:08am On Jul 15, 2012 |
Colossal waste of taxpayers funds if you ask me. What purpose does the investigation and prosecution of an obscure Nigerian politican serve to the interest of ordinary British citizens or to British national interest? Misplacement of priority. |
Re: Justice Musdapher - UK Spent N3.6b On Ibori’s Trial by Nobody: 11:18am On Jul 15, 2012 |
Uhmn,Nigeria i Hail thee |
Re: Justice Musdapher - UK Spent N3.6b On Ibori’s Trial by Silva79(f): 11:22am On Jul 15, 2012 |
Bia,Justice musdaphar sharap ur god4saken mouth...the integrity of d judiciary system in nigeria is under a huge question mark. What have u changed? NOTHING! So keep shut! Eh guys,have u noticed d EFCC hasnt made any arrest ever since waziri left? Even dat lamourde guy is useless just lyk d nigeria's judiciary system. 1 Like |
Re: Justice Musdapher - UK Spent N3.6b On Ibori’s Trial by ebamma(m): 11:22am On Jul 15, 2012 |
is that why u guys acquitted him and pronounced him not guilty? |
Re: Justice Musdapher - UK Spent N3.6b On Ibori’s Trial by Nobody: 11:43am On Jul 15, 2012 |
Can the UK judicial system tell us what they spent the money on ? 1 Like |
Re: Justice Musdapher - UK Spent N3.6b On Ibori’s Trial by ghostofsparta(m): 11:53am On Jul 15, 2012 |
Billyonaire: Can the UK judicial system tell us what they spent the money on ? Same here too. After reading the news, I just wonder what could possibly demand such whooping amounts in judging a court case. Logistics? Hiring of forensic account auditors/investigators?...I'm still wondering unless except the news is fake. Someone should kindly give us a clue. |
Re: Justice Musdapher - UK Spent N3.6b On Ibori’s Trial by tiarabubu: 12:03pm On Jul 15, 2012 |
You guys shouldn't crucify the ex CJ. He was merely quoting the British press who gave the figures (also reported in March this year by thisday and other nigerian media)
http://thenewsinlondon.co.uk/blog/2012/02/26/ibori-british-police-set-for-plea-bargain/
http://africanheraldexpress.com/blog7/2012/03/01/i-didnt-plead-guilty-to-corruption-i-pled-to-money-laundering-ibori/[b][/b] |
Re: Justice Musdapher - UK Spent N3.6b On Ibori’s Trial by EPOMA(m): 12:42pm On Jul 15, 2012 |
Billyonaire: Can the UK judicial system tell us what they spent the money on ?Well sometimes it can be spent given investgators have to travel to Nigeria , canada, pay lawyers heavily . Don't forget even spurs managers tax case cost about 8 million pounds |
Re: Justice Musdapher - UK Spent N3.6b On Ibori’s Trial by francis247(m): 1:00pm On Jul 15, 2012 |
He should have given a simple breakdown on how such amount of money was spent or atleast a source to the claim, else he should STFU. |
Re: Justice Musdapher - UK Spent N3.6b On Ibori’s Trial by Ttola(m): 2:28pm On Jul 15, 2012 |
Spending so much to set precedence is a good deal anyway, even if the cost of pursuing this is much more than what he stole, it would have been mischievous of any state and any person to think it shouldn’t be pursued. Think of this; if the cost was put into consideration and the case was dropped, wouldn’t it just mean all you need was create a web of complexity and steal on per with that, and then you'd never be prosecuted by the state. |
Re: Justice Musdapher - UK Spent N3.6b On Ibori’s Trial by StarrMatthieu: 3:48pm On Jul 15, 2012 |
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Re: Justice Musdapher - UK Spent N3.6b On Ibori’s Trial by mu2sa2: 3:53pm On Jul 15, 2012 |
Many Nigerians aren't aware that the judiciary (federal & state) is the most corrupt institution in Nigeria, followed by the police. it's high time the searchlight is beamed on this rotten institution. Nigeria can never get out of its present predicament with a corrupt judiciary and a corrupt police force. Money spent on Ibori's case by the British can not be used as an excuse for his acquittal in Nigeria. The cost of prosecuting corruption cases will be recovered from the loot after conviction of the criminal. Simple. 1 Like |
Re: Justice Musdapher - UK Spent N3.6b On Ibori’s Trial by Demdem(m): 4:25pm On Jul 15, 2012 |
Its money well spent. however i would have expected them to make him spend at least 30yrs in jail |
Re: Justice Musdapher - UK Spent N3.6b On Ibori’s Trial by eprynce(m): 8:38pm On Jul 15, 2012 |
This definitely cannot be true....the Brits are not as stupid as Nigerians! They would cry out if it were so, cos it doesnt directly benefit them. That man, Musdafalse is only saying indirectly that Nigeria will never fight corruption/embezzlement of public funds! |
Re: Justice Musdapher - UK Spent N3.6b On Ibori’s Trial by Beaf: 9:21pm On Jul 15, 2012 |
Lets stop this uninformed nonsense that has taken over NL. The UK spent that amount. I watched a documentary on the Ibori affair on TV and learnt how they took time to actually fly British police officers to investigate in Nigeria, testify in court cases etc. They also undertook (and are still undertaking) some serious forensic investigation into Ibori's hidden wealth. What I find most appalling is our unwillingness for each and every one of us to look within our immediate surroundings for the solution to corruption; we praise and worship money regardless of its source. The documentary I mentioned earlier, recounted (as an intro to the Ibori story) how a man in one of Londons topmost hotels (Marriott) was dishing out crisp £50 notes to anyone lucky to pass by his room door (spraying, as we call it). Bushman! You do not do that in London! The police were called and the man was found to be Joshua Dariye, former governor of Plateau state. He was spraying awuf money from the states allocation to foreigners, not just that, but to foreigners from a far reacher country than Nigeria! A British aid agency (DFID) sponsored the police investigation (only for it to turn out the the British police too, were in Ibori's pay). Not only did they fund the investigation, they also invested in Ibori's businesses! A Nigerian who cried foul was spied on, to the extent of even being photographed taking his kids to school. Is this the sort of shameful spectacle our own money should be taking us through? |
Re: Justice Musdapher - UK Spent N3.6b On Ibori’s Trial by uhuns: 9:27pm On Jul 15, 2012 |
na lie BBC DID A POD CAST DOCUMENTARY ON IT FOR 23MIN--- SEE ATACHED AUDIO. NAME:DOCARCHIVE_20120628-0100 OPS CANT SEEM TO ATTACHE THIS I GUESS THIS ON THIER POD CAST SITE ITS 5MILL POUNDS |
Re: Justice Musdapher - UK Spent N3.6b On Ibori’s Trial by Nobody: 10:09pm On Jul 15, 2012 |
As for me, this is money well spent! |
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