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Iranoladun (f)
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Cecilia Ibru "arrested" by EFCC Written by Sahara Admin Wednesday, 26 August 2009 09:52 Former Chief Executive Officer of Oceanic Bank plc, Mrs. Cecilia Ibru, is in the custody of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). She surrendered to officials of the commission at 2.45 PM Nigerian time today. It was previously speculated that Mrs. Ibru had fled the country like her counterpart, Erastus Akingbola of InterContinental bank. She was declared wanted by the agency, but while she was underground, she began a lawsuit that legal sources said gave her enough confidence to meet with EFCC officials. Officials of the anti-corruption agency, which has lost tremendous credibility locally and internationally in recent times, confirmed to Saharareporters that Mrs. Ibru is currently undergoing interrogation at the Ikoyi office of the commission. http://www.saharareporters.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=3555:cecilia-ibru-qarrestedq-by-efcc&catid=1:latest-news&Itemid=18 |
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pecu5
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Lets give ds lady benefit of doubt,
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mrperfect (m)
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Let watch how it goes.
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princekevo (m)
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Nigerian Medias sef?
No be the same lady Whom they said fled the country, ?
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MUZBO (m)
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Why can't they just put her in prison first then interrogate her from there?
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canuck (m)
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Let's see how far down Sanusi Lamido's vigilante CBN will drag the banking system.
His inordinate actions and underhanded motives are gradually being exposed.
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oyb (m)
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we will see her on crime fighters  so why yo do am? is it good? do you want your children to do this ? of course na attention seeker olodo no1 wayoziri who will be asking these questions  |
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oyb (m)
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Let's see how far down Sanusi Lamido's vigilante CBN will drag the banking system.
His inordinate actions and underhanded motives are gradually being exposed.
please stop linking the actions of the fool in the EFCC with sanusi |
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Nezan (m)
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@oyb; What is your grouse with the EFCC boss?
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oyb (m)
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you dey naija, and you are asking that question?
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ayobase
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Lets go there,
ki lo n so,
God Bless Nigeria!
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MUZBO (m)
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you dey naija, and you are asking that question?
Maybe Abuja is not in Nigeria. |
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blesd man (m)
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@ muzbo,
Stop that crap. The lady has done well. Don't say rubbish just because of what has happened. Watch and see and don't pass unguarded judgements
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blesd man (m)
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I really do have some funny feeling that Sanusi may not be right in the actions he is taking. I have really decided to take a 'sit don look' approach to these rambles. The picture should show up in a short 'full' while. Let's watch it.
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Ballinger1
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I really do have some funny feeling that Sanusi may not be right in the actions he is taking. I have really decided to take a 'sit don look' approach to these rambles. The picture should show up in a short 'full' while. Let's watch it.
wise decision |
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MUZBO (m)
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@ muzbo,
Stop that crap. The lady has done well. Don't say rubbish just because of what has happened. Watch and see and don't pass unguarded judgements
Sue me then! She has done well just like the CEO of Lehman Brothers did well. I admit I may have been harsh but she won't be in this spot if she followed right processes or didn't take to catering and practising it with the bank's books. Thats jungle behaviour so jungle justice isn't CRAP! |
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Folanre (m)
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I am waiting 4 d result of the 14 remaining banks to be out b4 scrutinizing which side of the pendulum Sanusi's action is swinging
Dear Nairalanders, let's be slow to talk while we watch events unfold.
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oyb (m)
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ceceilia the chef
woman should open her own celebrity chef show - how to cook those books just right
add a dash of awards, a sprinkling of insider style trading a dollop of unsecured loans some nifty bookeeping - and you have a winner right there
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MUZBO (m)
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ceceilia the chef
woman should open her own celebrity chef show - how to cook those books just right
add a dash of awards, a sprinkling of insider style trading a dollop of unsecured loans some nifty bookeeping - and you have a winner right there
LMAO. Oyb you are wicked in a creative way. Em. . . but you forgot (to add) 'some maggi mugu(shareholders) to taste'! There we have it. |
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Utaroz (m)
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She did well to diffuse the tension by going to the EFCC. Chief Akingbola should come back and tidy things up as well.  |
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Ameena (f)
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Abeg give madam Cecelia a break! this woman has bin like an angel until these recent unfortunate developments. why don't we just give her the benefit of doubt. She made mistakes & took some silly decisions, so wat?? Is the first person in history to do dat? Dis Sanusi man clearly doesn't kno wat he's getting himself into, why are they delaying the results of the other remaining banks?Why are they making these ones the scape goats??? and why is dat EFCC woman jumping up & down as if this is her only chance to be star. All of them go tire!!!!!!!!!!!!
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naijaking1
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She is innocent until found guity. The civilized thing would be to give her an opportunity to defend herself.
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mikeansy
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the BBC in today's news report effectively ridiculed the Nigerian police of not knowing the difference between arresting someone and calling them in for question. Nigeria's police use the word "arrest" very freely. It usually means they are questioning someone - and it does not carry any expectation of charges.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/8221513.stm |
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ferdiii (m)
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4get BBC report, when they were stealing from us and giving us Bibles, were they any wiser?
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Rebarobyn
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Sanitizing the banking industry is good but its also funny how this woman is going down alone cos last I heard, loans aren't approved by CEOs 99% of the time, neither are books cooked by CEOs.
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Myne White
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This is not so far-fetched. She has to give a statement to enable the CBN collect the money from the bad debtors.
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holymike47 (m)
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POLITICAL!!!!!!!!!!!, cant they invite her for interogation, must they forcefully arrest her, is she going to run. Niger make una de reason.
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otokx (m)
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She surrendered to the authority of the EFCC as commanded in the bible; they will probably seize her passport and tell her to go home and report periodically.
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McKren (m)
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She surrendered to the authority of the EFCC as commanded in the bible; they will probably seize her passport and tell her to go home and report periodically.
seize her passport ke!!! the woman don go collect court injunction to protect her fundamental human right EFCC can only charge her to court or leave her alone. The whole seizing of passport is an innovation and EFCC can't do that without a court order. |
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McKren (m)
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even becomerich knows the position of the law on this issue
lol
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pcicero (m)
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Pray what the investigation is meant to achieve.
-To ask if indeed her bank granted the loans?
-If she complied with all laid down rules and procedures before the loans were administered?
-If the loans have indeed gone bad?
-Why she was on the run before surrendering now?
I thought CBN had already said all these and prosecuted her by the removal.
Methinks that the EFCC is just playing to the gallery. Yes, after all those bashing by the US sec of state- Hilary Clinton during her recent visit.
Thank God, EFCC is finally alive. crap
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boomtowner
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[size=8pt]AFTER GIVING OUT LOAN OF 13 BILLION NAIRA TO HER NANNY AND YOU SAY SHE IS CREDIBLE,BANK MONEY IS NOT YOUR PROPERTY.TO MAKE MATTER WORSE THE LOAN WAS FOR GIFT ITEMS AND T-SHIRTS, I MEAN 13 BILLION NAIRA WORTH OF GIFT ITEM EVEN SOME OIL AND GAS COMPANIES ARE NOT WORTH UP TO 13 BILLION.
CREDIBLE MY FOOT, YOU MUST PAY DEARLY FOR THIS,BECAUSE I M A SHARE HOLDER OF YOUR BANK.[/size]
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