soulpeppersoup:
Nigerians has criticized metuh for not opening up on his involvement in the Dasukigate scandal. Now the man has decided to open up but in the view of all Nigerians in an open court. But what do we do? We criticize him and call him name.

This shows we have already made up our mind on this case. We have already pronounced metuh guilty before he have opportunity to appear before a court. We are celebrating a terminal sickness that will kill this nation soon.

Many of us have never been interrogated by Nigerian arm forces. Once the arm force; police set their mind in a pattern nothing a victim can say that will change their mind. Go to Nigerian prison nationwide and see Nigerians who have done nothing lanquishing in prison.

This convict mindset should be fought to a stand still by Nigerians. You don't know when it will be your turn to face the law unjustly. You may die without help because of the mindset of the police from already gotten testimony against you. Let's take things serious in this country.

They should take metuh to court let him tell Nigerian the kind of job that could cost the nation 400 million naira to execute.

Please let's stop taking side. Election is over, if this nation prosper it is for our benefit. If it fails it is our collective lose not that of any other nation.

#EFCCTAKEMETUHTOCOURT#

oyindare:
I can see that u are a big fool.._ need to check ur brainbox

soulpeppersoup:
lol false alarm abi?check my dp na my pic b that

Any day police arrest you on false alarm you will remember me, not today.

soulpeppersoup:


I use to make noise like you until I wrote a statement in police custody.

My friend slept in police custody for more than 3 days no one knew his way about because he was mistakenly arrested for walking pass an area people smoke marijuana openly.

Relax, everyone time always come.

bettercreature:
Our justice system is very corrupt! EFCC must continue to make them pay atleast part of the money before they release them

oyindare:
What is this one saying now? Show me ur friend and I will tell u who u are

soulpeppersoup:


Your sense of judgement is fixed and makes you ineligible for any leadership position. A leader must not take side no matter the interest he may have in the case. That is leadership, but you are abysmally distant from that.

soulpeppersoup:


No one is against that. Listen to what metuh said. He want an open court jury where you and I will hear what he used the money for and equate the judgement of the court with his offense. Not a hidden court where we are feed with any news the government think will appeal to our sense of judgement. Understand this guy. Country like south Africa now try celebrities on the full blast of the camera for all to see. Can't Nigeria do that? This is a national issue not private and we are in a democracy.

drss:
APC military govt under buari dullard has dragged d country back to d dreaded days of 1984.

bettercreature:
It would have been great if that is the really the case because Nigeria in 1984 is far better than Nigeria of 2016

bettercreature:
It would have been great if that is the really the case because Nigeria in 1984 is far better than Nigeria of 2016

bettercreature:
It's confirmed he recieved money from Dasuki so he doesnt have any excuse to take the matter to court and delay the refund in the process,it's just like a situation where you catch a thief in your own house and he is telling you he has an explanation

soulpeppersoup:


If he received the money from Dasuki as you said to render a service and he rendered that service. If you tell him to return the money, will Dasuki still return the service rendered?

This is what SDP was saying. Are we talking of shared money paid for service.

Let them come and tells us the service they rendered so we can nail them. What we are doing now will affect the next generation badly.

The judiciary and the presidency always take a clue from the past. In most cases will add something to it. Let this people be prosecuted through the right process.

oyindare:
I can see that u are a big fool.._ need to check ur brainbox

bettercreature:
He doesn't have any services to render Dasuki,the money was meant for ARMS and Metuh is not arm dealer
GEJ is the major culprit here but since GEJ is untouchable,they must refund all the money we must stop parabulating,i was reading few minutes ago chinese ex-vice prime minister has been sentenced to 15yrs in prision while his partners in crime were sent to life imprisionment,Nigeria is not like that,justice is up for sale in Nigeria

soulpeppersoup:


Did Dasuki tell him to buy arms?

Do you know the source of the salary paid to you monthly if you work for someone?

There is difference between shared money and money used to pay for a service

bettercreature:
Our justice system is very corrupt! EFCC must continue to make them pay atleast part of the money before they release them

comos:


What is the function of the Judiciary?

bettercreature:
Thiefs will always find excuses,let him refund the money first then go to court to challenge the refund

soulpeppersoup:
Nigerians has criticized metuh for not opening up on his involvement in the Dasukigate scandal. Now the man has decided to open up but in the view of all Nigerians in an open court. But what do we do? We criticize him and call him name.

This shows we have already made up our mind on this case. We have already pronounced metuh guilty before he have opportunity to appear before a court. We are celebrating a terminal sickness that will kill this nation soon.

Many of us have never been interrogated by Nigerian arm forces. Once the arm force; police set their mind in a pattern nothing a victim can say that will change their mind. Go to Nigerian prison nationwide and see Nigerians who have done nothing lanquishing in prison.

This convict mindset should be fought to a stand still by Nigerians. You don't know when it will be your turn to face the law unjustly. You may die without help because of the mindset of the police from already gotten testimony against you. Let's take things serious in this country.

They should take metuh to court let him tell Nigerian the kind of job that could cost the nation 400 million naira to execute.

Please let's stop taking side. Election is over, if this nation prosper it is for our benefit. If it fails it is our collective lose not that of any other nation.

#EFCCTAKEMETUHTOCOURT#

9jatriot:
Metuh keep making reference to a so called assignment by GEJ that his is refusing to tell us, I have a feeling, his using that blackmail to subtly ask GEJ to work towards his release before he spills the beans. If it was a legal duty, he would have simply mentioned what it was.

soulpeppersoup:


If the government is afraid of letting us hear metuh in an open court then know something is wrong somewhere.

Let them allow him to come open since this government has taken that direction. That is what am saying. Take him to court, if he refuse to talk in court then we can nail him. If he talk finish, then we still give him our account number for our money. But let him exercise his freedom, it is very important for the survival of our young democracy.

9jatriot:
Politicians don't go to court to defend themselves, rather they invoke one form of technicality or the other (Saraki's case is a recent example), but if you can find a way to make them go to court from a police detention (legally of course) you will find out that the lawyers will be less inclined to push for unnecessary adjournments knowing that for every adjournment will prolong the time their clients will be remanded.

what EFCC has simply done in this administration is to play the same game SAN used to play against the prosecutor in the "business as usual" era by turning the table against them. Most of them did not see this coming, that was why initially, Dansuki came with a newspaper to the courtroom believing that as soon as his team of SAN lawyers got him a small window of opportunity, he would be out of the country as soon as possible. As for Metuh, he will have his day in court, EFCC only had 7 days which will expire before this week runs out.