NgcoboP:

HQuadreal:

What browser should I use then.

ilynem:

My friend shut up dia! Why didn't they put the money in the bank? Someone has over a hundred million in cash in hi should and you say it's clean? Mr rich man! Why will a judge even have that kind of money? Better grow sense and stop supporting corruption for the sake of your children and grand children.

Surfboard:

jon1:


One look at your picture one can understand the measure of hardship,hunger and frustration you feel. The despair encompassing your existence makes you hopeless for the children you will have and their children after.
I DO NOT support corruption young man. I simply analyzed the situation,quipping that you ILYNEM who has 200 Naira(cos that seems your worth) should equally be arrested for having a portion of your hard earned money(assuming you are not one of them hungry "yahoo boys" typing away their existence seeking to steal other peoples money online) at home because those who have 2 Naira at home think you acquired yours by criminal means.

Surfboard:


You don't have to be insultive in making your point, I understand you're frustrated, but I'm sure I'm not th cause of your frustration, so take it easy my man.

Now, to the point about defending corruption. Have you heard the side of the Judges' story? Logic says there are at least two sides to a story and nothing can be decided until all sides are heard. Relax and let them defend themselves. The fact that you already think they're guilty is exactly the way government wants you to think.

P.s I don't support any political party, but I do love a football club with all my heart body and soul...Arsenal FC.

Have a nice day.

fr3do:
The judges would have to explain the source of such huge sums of money in their houses.

This is a very delicate matter and the masses should be critical of the moves taken by the FG, a 2nd world corrupt country is better than a 3rd world dictatorship.

Chikpat:
This z a gud development. Guilty ppl Wu hav skeletons in dir cupboard will take sides with the corrupt judges.

Nigerians open ur eyes and dont be decieved.... These judges are Nigerian judges and are corrupt as we all suspect and feel. They shud clear demsevs in court, dey shud be tried n jailed if guilty.

How can judges aid corruption, miscarriage of justice, etc. Enemies of dir own country. Mtcheew

Kgdavid:


You sleep safe in your bed at might, while some faceless men stand guard over the nation, ever ready to face mortal danger where it may present itself. But you, a small boy, feel its okay to trivialie their role. Okay...the chickens are currently on a their way home to roost...we shall see

ladej:
WHEN ?

Abcka811:
dust

Victorblaze14:



That you voted him in does not mean you cannot criticize him

light004:


How will this make Nigeria great? In a democracy, there are sacred ingredients called separation of powers and the rule of law. These are the corner stone pillars that democracy is built on; what will see today is fragrant abuse of power and tyranny which eventually destroyed our nation/democracy. All men of good faith must not sit by and watch this barbaric act and not say something and do something about this recklessness.

We must commend those with the courage to speak out and the NBA for standing up to challenge this aberration and abuse of our judiciary system. you can't be the accuser and judge at the same time. The youth needs to liberate themselves through education, the ignorant level is intolerable and this is the major reason why they are willing tools in the hands of greedy and manipulative politicians.

This i say shall surely pass and Nigeria shall rise again.

ElsonMorali:


As soon as you and I and other Nigerians stop supporting corruption online and offline and demanding for accountability and performance from our leaders. That's when.

mazifrankmore:
Nonsense!

ladej:
nope. It's not about supporting corruption. we don't have it in us to demand accountability and performance from our leaders. 56 years....saying the same poo.w e just talk talk talk

bigtt76:
All these is happening just after PMB's closed door meeting with Gov. Wike ...this should ring bell into people's ears and mind naaa!

menxer:


Use chrome,
Select the section you want to post, scroll down to the the end of the listed threads, you will see "create new topic".
It is that simple.

ElsonMorali:
Now in chess this is what we call Castling.

Nice move Mr. President.

The only fault I have is that this should have been one of your very first moves.

Well maybe now the cases before the other judges will proceed speedily, after all, justice delayed is justice denied.

ebenholer:
Does that mean the money recovered were money gotten through bribe... This is absurdity

ilynem:

Aunty Journalist. What makes you think they give a sh*t about "true journalism"? So all the other news sources that are licking our politicians @sses and hiding information from us due to brown envelope, they are true journalists? Is your father one if the judges? Because it seems so. Sahara reporters are the truth and it's good these politicians (and your father's people) know that anything they do will be on the spot light

Weah96:

He probably told the governor to resign his post like a man. You know when someone asks you the question 'is there something you wanna tell me" they already know the answer.

Davidbanky:



Bros sunny right ?

HoneyBee23:



wetin concern my dead father with dz matter now, well you gat a very low self esteem, shift make breeze touch me abeg,by d way who no no sey Sahara reporters are over hyped, mofo dundii

crimeboss:
even if they found trillions of dollars starks outside their homes, it's not within their jurisdiction to do what did, it doesn't make it right, there is a law buhari to uphold, to disobey that law is corruption in itself, now we av corrupt president on our hands i think it's time do the needful.

ElsonMorali:


Nope. wrong number bro.