You can be a fourth if only you will always stand for Justice

Ibori may be granted bail in January, but probably he needs to make a proper application not the oral application he made. After which he will now be needed to meet bail terms not going to induce a bunch of idle boys who call themselves Camorra Gomora

@Big1

You are not a bad guy after all, we just need you to stand on the side of the down-trodden
by supporting the EFCC and any effort to not only denounce but extinguish corruption in
Nigeria. The EFCC is not perfect (no aspect of the country is even close to being perfect) but
its a step in the right direction.

Big B1:

FYI: I've been invited several times by Debosky, but I refused. I prefer the northern folks for now.

We need to
make example with Ibori that our governors are not elected to loot but to serve
the state.

I have too much information regarding EFCC shady businesses, which makes it very difficult
for me to give them a chance. But you just never know, tomorrow may be a better day!

I wonder what you have said, if IBORI has settled/shared you in the loot!!

so much for nigerians sense of 'rule of law' and justice

Big B1:

I will give them kudos as soon as EHINDERO is captured and lockup.

Iyke-D:

And I suppose Ibori has settled you already as your recent posts may be
indicating. . . at least we now understand what "rule of law" means to you.

Counsel to Ibori, Mr. Joseph Daudu (SAN), who was the first to address the court after the ruling, said since the ruling was not explicit on where to remand Ibori, the court should order the former governor to be remanded in prison custody, preferably Kaduna Prisons since the trial was taking place in Kaduna.
He complained that EFCC was not disposed to allowing the accused access to his counsel, noting that, "EFCC took it upon itself to nominate which counsel of the defence team to see the accused."