thelastPope: Though am a bit unhappy that it took investigators this long to wrap up this case, I am happy it is finally coming to the front burner. The most important thing about these cases is that they be seen to a logical conclusion. Whether we like it or not, the mentality and awareness in Nigeria is changing and people are being charged to court and the cases processed conclusively for once in our history. As much as all of us are not happy about the pension boss sentence, the fact that he was actually convicted it a great step to celebrate. It is a sign we have started the journey and we can all keep the the pressure on and keep getting it right. Now the new push is that the sentences must be bigger and tougher. Before, it was that people should be prosecuted. Thats some progress and eventually we will keep pushing the bar till we get there.

One thing I love about Jonathan is that he doesnt get involved in these cases. Every Nigerian president I know have always being involved in these cases and have mostly frustrated them when it had to do with their own. We have to now take the battle to the judiciary and the NASS. The NASS has to improve the anti corruption laws and the judiciary has to do their job right. Nigeria will get it right. I strongly believe!

take dat: Wow! You're a dumb and a half. Rather than commend Keyamo who brazenly challenged the government on why they have failed to prosecute Lawan and took it upon itself to individually do that, before this weak and spineless government realised its game was up. You were busy showering accolades and fawning on GEJ, while castigating the legislative and judiciary.

take dat: Wow! You're a dumb and a half. Rather than commend Keyamo who brazenly challenged the government on why they have failed to prosecute Lawan and took it upon itself to individually do that, before this weak and spineless government realised her game was up. You were busy showering accolades and fawning on GEJ, while castigating the legislative and judiciary.

Ibanga p: If it took dis long to open up a case against dem, only God knws hw long dis case itself will last. Probably Lawan would hav copleted his tenure as a lawmaker nd contested 4 a governorship seat in his state. Failed State.

And probably win. After which immunity clause will be in play and case has to wait till 2023 before its finally adjudicated.
FRESH AIR !!!!

take dat: Wow! You're dumb and a half. Rather than commend Keyamo who brazenly challenged the government on why they have failed to prosecute Lawan and took it upon itself to individually do that, before this weak and spineless government realised her game was up. You were busy showering accolades and fawning on GEJ, while castigating the legislative and judiciary.

Whether we like it or not, the mentality and awareness in Nigeria is changing and people are being charged to court and the cases processed conclusively for once in our history.

take dat: Wow! You're dumb and a half. Rather than commend Keyamo who brazenly challenged the government on why they have failed to prosecute Lawan and took it upon itself to individually do that, before this weak and spineless government realised her game was up. You were busy showering accolades and fawning on GEJ, while castigating the legislature and judiciary.

DWJOBS.com:


No, you are the dumb fellow and a bucket full!! In your quest to be vocal in your merry cries and name calling to governance you left out a lot of things
A lot of cases have been thrown out by the courts for want of evidence and EFCC officers had to work hard on this. We have backlog of cases against ex governors and they wouldn't want this to go that way
They don't have enough lawyers to represent these cases as their budgets are stretched in playing these lawyers(in your town crying mode u forgot to cry out when national assembly reduced EFCC budget)
Judges to hear the cases too( they are humans, they could be on leave or study or listening to a million other cases)
I think this government is based on rule of law and non interference in other depts
Don't be taken by the various actors who are of the gallery
Try to seat on the fence and grow up

idlaw2k3:

If this Government is based on the rule of law, which law set up the office of the first lady to which N4Billion was to be appropriated to build a mission house? The police had concluded its investigation long ago. This case will implicate some people bigger than Farook

idlaw2k3:

If this Government is based on the rule of law, which law set up the office of the first lady to which N4Billion was to be appropriated to build a mission house? The police had concluded its investigation long ago. This case will implicate some people bigger than Farook

DWJOBS.com:


No, you are the dumb fellow and a bucket full!! In your quest to be vocal in your merry cries and name calling to governance you left out a lot of things
A lot of cases have been thrown out by the courts for want of evidence and EFCC officers had to work hard on this. We have backlog of cases against ex governors and they wouldn't want this to go that way
They don't have enough lawyers to represent these cases as their budgets are stretched in playing these lawyers(in your town crying mode u forgot to cry out when national assembly reduced EFCC budget)
Judges to hear the cases too( they are humans, they could be on leave or study or listening to a million other cases)
I think this government is based on rule of law and non interference in other depts
Don't be taken by the various actors who are of the gallery
Try to seat on the fence and grow up

Billyonaire: You need a little more education on Independence of the Judiciary and the organs of governments in a democracy. Oh, I forgot, illiteracy is synonymous with ignorance.

idlaw2k3:

Before you try to justify the unjustifyable,
to defend the undefendable,
to try to make people believe the unbelieve-able, REMEMBER THAT YOUR CHILDREN'S FUTURE IS AT STAKE.

take dat: Here comes another half-wit. Are you so quick to jump to the defence of your brother, meanwhile you are intellectually inept to comprehend what my post was all about. The biggest problem of fighting graft with EFCC and the Judiciary stems from Political Interference and lack of Political Will from the executive. You guys should stop trying to shift every blame to the Judiciary and legislature. We know this is more of a charade! You aint fooling no one!

vincent09: Pls does anyone know where I can buy garri online?

Billyonaire: You need a little more education on Independence of the Judiciary and the organs of governments in a democracy. Oh, I forgot, illiteracy is synonymous with ignorance.

vincent09: Pls does anyone know where I can buy garri online?

vincent09: Pls does anyone know where I can buy garri online?