fran6co:
ok, say something today and risk getting arrested d next day, .
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#whoIsNext

rusher14:


At the end of the day, did they commit crimes relating to corruption?

All ye defenders of your oppressors don't you get tired?

Max24:

Go and study the history of world renokwn dictators in history then u will know why some of us are against this. I voted for Buhari and my past posts had always been against corruption of Jonathan's era but the pattern I see in this govt is totalitarianism. And dictatorship is a worse crime than financial corruption. This was how Hitler started. Politicising corruption. Too much power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely. Can't u see that the more they fight corruption the more we go into recession ?Do you think its just a coincidence ? The most enduring way to fight corruption is to use due process, my bro. Shalom.

soulpeppersoup:


This your post now is dripping with super sense I guess. Where do you arrest a man without first extending invitation to him except in under developed nations.

omenka:
These were the same set of people that stripped a guy naked and tied a bunch of plaintains he stole around his neck, parading him in the streets of Aba today!!

Here they are shamelessly supporting a bigger crook.

aresa:




There must be trial before conviction and sane and sensible Nigerians know they are all still on trial and non set free yet.

The fact that you support and defend corrupt people should not make you lose your common sense.

KingOfAmebo:


Please tell us the meaning of trial and explain to us how "corrupt people" are declared convicts without a complete trail going by your assumption?...you have already tagged them corrupt in the media without any court of law sending them to jail.

Talk about common sense...is it not common sense to let the court of law sentence them for their crimes before you jump into Nairaland and tagged them "corrupt people"?...from the looks of things you are the one that needs common sense the most.

aresa:



To start with, I did not declare them corrupt, many of them did on their own unless as usual you have zero common sense and knowledge about your own country since many of them have confessed that they stole, many have returned the public funds they stole, even Metuh confessed and offerd to return our money, even Obanikoro who grandstanded for so long and threatening law suits against his accusers that he did not steal anything is today back in Nigeria and confessing, naming other corrupt people he gave our stolen funds to and willing to return our money which to every sane, rational and common sense oriented Nigerians means admission of guilt and acts of corruption.



You can play dumb and spew all the ignorance you wish, but again, the fact that you love and support corrupt people should not deprive you of sane and rational common sense.

rusher14:


So for fear of dictatorship we should not try people who are involved with corruption?

In fact, we should start to encourage the young ones to loot and steal as much they can.

Join any political party. Steal make a name for yourself and cry tribal cleansing, witch-hunting, and more importantly, religious cleansing.

Young ones please learn from the actors across the nation.

Don't look to invent or be innovative.

Steal, steal and steal.

Max24:

I have a simple question for you. Is Buhari the only person to fight corruption in the world ? Or corruption exists only in Nigeria ? Go and find out how it is done in other parts of the world. If Buhari is ready to fight corruption he will make it across board. Not a single member of APC has been arrested. OBJ arrested more members of his party than opposition.

KingOfAmebo:


Now I can see your common sense is reduced to power 10...the APC propaganda machine told you they recovered over N1.2.trillion (cooked figures with ghost loots) from the looters yet come out and tell us Nigeria is broke and in recession a month later. Infact, they told us they needed a loan from world bank. Please point out the common sense in that assertion. Are you this daft?.

rusher14:


[b]How many have come back after all said and done without admitting knowingly or unknowingly being beneficiaries of sleaze?

You all cried witch-hunting while Olisah Metuh tried to recuse Justice Abang from his trial only to turn back around to admit receiving 400 Million Naira from the NSA for doing absolutely nothing.

Same you guys said about Fayose/Obanikoro until all the facts were laid bare and Koro has accepted his role in such brigands yet you say enough. Enough of what exactly?

Did Nenadi Usman not admit receiving various sums for the purpose of campaigning for PDP from the NSA?
Is that something to be applauded?

Stop all this nonsense of go and find out how it is done abroad. How many nations in this world do you find people becoming stupendously rich from serving in roles that should hitherto provide just the basics for themselves and their immediate family?

What would you say if Abati comes back around to admit receiving money under dubious circumstances? Would that be witch-hunting as well?

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Marchman:
Dr. Reuben Abati, Special Adviser on Media and Publicity to former President Goodluck Jonathan, was on Monday arrested by operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).

Details of his arrest are sketchy but a source at the anti-graft agency told Nigerian Times that his arrest is ion connection with ongoing investigations into corrupt practices by the EFCC. He is currently being detained at the commission’s headquarters in Abuja.

Details later…

http://nigeriantimes.ng/news/breaking-former-presidential-spokesman-reuben-abati-arrested-by-efcc/