cre8tivity:

just in case you did not know: between sep 2008 and dec 2008, efcc has invited mr ribadu for at least 8 times, for questioning and clarification of some open issues, but the man clearly disregarded every single invitation. to be fair and civilized, do not let us go into those open issues, that is for another time.
now question for you: what happened to those people that disregarded invitation from efcc when ribadu was the chairman?

cre8tivity:

mr scottn:if i were you, i wouldn't be so quick to conclude at this point. i would encourage ribadu to obey the rules and clear himself. this is what reason people do. if we continue to walk around with this sad way of thinking, i'm sorry, our country will remain in the darkness for a very long time. do you know how many people watching and waiting to see how far ribadu could go with openly disrespecting the rules and regulations? how would you feel if efcc invites another 20 governors next month for questioning or clarification and these people disregard the invitation?
please let us use our heads correctly and just don't eat dog meat because it is cheap and pretty much available.

scottN:


People keep saying that Ribadu shld respect the law. Maybe I'm groping in d dark or I'm from a different part from this world. Could u please elaborate on where Ribadu disobeyed the law?

Did he deserve 2 b demoted in d first place? C'mon guys can't u c that all these started immediately after OBJ's regime. However no one is yet 2 answer my question. What Did He Do Wrong During The Anti-Corruption War of Obasanjo's Tenure? Even the outside world has commended him on that over and over again.

cre8tivity:

1st, mr move doesn't understand many things, therefore it's makes no-sense to answer a question coming from someone that clearly doesn't have a clue.
2nd, the biggest mistake efcc could have made was to arrest ribadu without first exhausting all options. in-fact, it is known through out abuja that ribadu preferred to be arrested by the fg. this was the main reason why he was intentionally provoking the system. but his trick did not actualize.

A. For someone advocating for the adherence to following the law; and that all men be treated equally; u are shooting ur argument down by the above statement; so ribadu is now bigger than FG than if they arrest him it would be deemed a mistake; If they sent out an invitationto him to come for questioning say within 7days and he refused, they are well within their rights to arrest; question him for 48hours either release him or charge him to court. IT IS THAT SIMPLE---Thereby proving that all men are Equal.
B. Are U saying he was wanted for questioning?
C. If he was wanted for questioning he was @ NIPSS without any sort of Immunity why didnt EFCC or FG go there and arrest him like they would do to any other citizen.
3rd, fg has decided to be very careful handling this situation, they do not want anything revealed without first making sure that the evidences are legit "if only ribadu could have done the same during his time as the chairman, things could have been better". and this is why they haven't made any move to label ribadu as anything. the issues are still open. again, to be fair and civilized, let us not discussion the issues that are still open against ribadu. i'm sure that we'll do this when the time is right. as of now, he remains innocent.
finally, regardless of the matter, the rule of law must still be obeyed. it is that simple.

D; This is blatantly incorrect; because if the FG was following the rule of law as u r purporting; They would first of all suspend him; continue investigating him; if found guilty then demote him and jail him. The sequence of events shows evidence of an ulterior motive
E. Also if your point 3 is correct; they should have just left him alone; not demoting him; according to you "fg has decided to be very careful handling this situation, they do not want anything revealed without first making sure that the evidences are legit " so when they have collated and verified all evidences then the would nail him instead of the rubbish they did that u r supporting; let know ur stand answer d ?'s asked

scottN:

Some psychophants r just using d excuse of disobedience of law to ridicule this guy.

Muza:

he ddnt wear his uniform with his rank (which in his case is DCP) to the NIPSS Grad,nobody military or paramilitary officer has every done than.

He went in there as an AIG; thats is the rank that allows him to attend that course in the first place; so if he wasnt demoted he would wear the uniform; also the case is in court; so all parties must obey the status quo; which obviously the canvassers of the rule of law; decided not to follow.

He refused to report to his duty post (which is EDO),

Case is still in court- Hence he is deemed innocent until otherwise proven
He refused to appear before EFFC to explain how he came about those houses in London,Dubai,Maitama . . .

The spoke person for EFCC has denied requiring ribadu for questioning; waziri herself said the invitation was for clarification - help to finish on going cases not answering allegations; those allegations have been there even before he left the EFCC, and he had asked his accusers to prove it

Need i say more?  

Please do, if u have any that we do not know

cre8tivity:

no clue at all.

Moves:

Am not saying that Ribadu is a saint; not at all testimonies of his highhandedness etc abound; neither can we dispute his achievements in recovering close to $6Billion

Am not saying that Ribadu is a saint; not at all testimonies of his highhandedness etc abound; neither can we dispute his achievements in recovering close to $6Billion

cre8tivity:

the fact remains the same. the rules must be obeyed. without obeying the rules there is no future.

Muza:

where is that $6bn,Ribadu should tell us where it is?

scottN:

For me I think Ribadu is still the best man for the EFCC Chairman.Not that he doesn't have his own faults or he is above the law but he has been tested and proven. I wonder why we always throw away the best we have in this country to the wind.

For me I think Ribadu is still the best man for the EFCC Chairman.Not that he doesn't have his own faults or he is above the law but he has been tested and proven. I wonder why we always throw away the best we have in this country to the wind.

cre8tivity:

how could you pick the best man without first doing an evaluation or fully understanding exactly what he has done? is this how your employer pick the right man at your job? i'm sorry and no disrespect, but looking at the way you think, you share a lot of qualities with our leaders.