Rose2014:
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Rose2014:
An accused is innocent until proven guilty

But with Buhari, an accused is guilty if Buhari says he's guilty

ODVanguard:


But what options are we now left with when an Ibori and his likes always manipulate the rule of law to get away with their crimes against the Nigerian people? When will enough be enough? Do we have to extradite them all to England to get a conviction? Are they the only ones that the rule of law is meant for? ? Na only poor people wey steal small money dey end up with long jail terms in Nigeria. For how long? ?

Rose2014:


And what option are we left if people will just be getting convicted based on the feeling of the president? you're a saint if the president says so, and you're guilty if he says so
You don't see a problem with that abi?

ODVanguard:


Well, even you must agree that the OP has a point by citing past precedents of folks like the accused jumping bail and cooling off abroad on account of the 'rule of law' or abusing court processes to stall their trials. Something has to give. As it stands, the allegations against some of these people are too grave to risk releasing them only to end up jumping bail or using their influence to stall their own trial and convictions.

Rose2014:


Anybody can be accused of anything literarily but the second side of it is the need for it to be proven.
I hope you preach the same thing when another president takes over and starts doing his own
Karma is very desperate these days. Let's keep that in mind

Rose2014:


Anybody can be accused of anything literarily but the second side of it is the need for it to be proven.
I hope you preach the same thing when another president takes over and starts doing his own
Karma is very desperate these days. Let's keep that in mind

bloodyBLOGGER:
another president coming on and doing the same is actually what we need, so long the looters get convicted with hard facts.
You cant keep doing things the same way and expecting a different result.

NgeneUkwenu:
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NgeneUkwenu:
A lot of noise have been made by the PDP and other "patriotic" Nigerians about President Buhari not respecting the "Rule of Law in the fight against Corruption, "disobedience of Court orders and other manufactured lies they dish out daily to protect the looters.

However after some retrospection by yours sincerely, I have now come to support this side of the argument by the PDP, that indeed President Buhari should tone down and see the benefit and results of fighting Corruption, the PDP way;

1. Abdur Rasheed Maina, the maelstrom that sucked up N195 billion pension fund, has escaped out of the country to enjoy his loot in a small exotic Island because the rule of law provided a cover for him to go for medical treatment from which he never returned for trial.

2. Farouk Lawan demanded a $3 million bribe. The rule of law was invoked to permit his fundamental human rights. He got away with it. Today, the trial is dead.

3. Mohammed Abacha has a case of N446 billion hanging on his neck. The rule of law guaranteed that he walks free and enjoys his loot to the fullest. Nothing has been heard of the matter till today.

4. $6 billion fuel subsidy scandal has been swept under the carpet and all the criminals that shared this loot are walking free because the rule of law says so.

5. Peter Odili plundered the Rivers state treasury to the tune of about $500 million. The rule of law protected and gave him an everlasting immunity from prosecution so that the man can be left in peace to enjoy his loot.

6. Dan Etete and his gang of seven or more thieves shared $1.1 billion in the celebrated Malabu oil scandal. The rule of law ensured that they walked free and have all relocated out of Nigeria.

7. Abubakar Kigo and his gang of five stole almost N33 billion police pension fund. The rule of law gave them a feeble slap on the wrist with 2 years jail term and N750,000 fine.

8. Steve Oronsaye, the former Head of Service of the Federation was found culpable in mismanaging and diverting N123 billion and the rule of law has made sure that the matter never saw the light of the day again.

9. Sambo Dasuki, after mismanaging, looting, diverting and sharing $2.1 billion arms purchase money to his friend and cronies is asking to be let out to travel abroad for medical treatment because the rule of law guarantees him that privilege. A trip if he be allowed to make will ensure he never returns to the country to face trial.

10.The PDP and lovers of corruption are asking and demanding for the release of Olisa Metuh from EFCC detention because the rule of law guarantees him freedom for corruptly enriching himself. Olisa Metuh, a man who collected over N400 million of arms purchase money for his personal enjoyment to the detriment of our soldiers and innocent Nigerians who are killed daily by Boko Haram.

These criminals still enjoy their loot while many workers fo unpaid.

Whose interest does the RULE OF LAW serve?