Chuksonyeike:
This senator has been one of the most vocal defender of his people in southern Kaduna.Andrew Yakubu was granted Bail by the courts and not the senator.All attempts by El-rufai to and his media aides to ridicule him is dead on arrival

Chuksonyeike:
This senator has been one of the most vocal defender of his people in southern Kaduna.Andrew Yakubu was granted Bail by the courts and not the senator.All attempts by El-rufai to and his media aides to ridicule him is dead on arrival

97loodbre:


I weep for my country because of ppl like u. In sane societies, no reasonable person will associate with such a person. But all u could vomit is tribalistic and religious rubbish. No hope for this country with ppl like u. The most annoying part if all is dat ur life is not better despite all ur support for looters. Get a life bro.

97loodbre:


I weep for my country because of ppl like u. In sane societies, no reasonable person will associate with such a person. But all u could vomit is tribalistic and religious rubbish. No hope for this country with ppl like u. The most annoying part if all is dat ur life is not better despite all ur support for looters. Get a life bro.

Notime4drama:
I just need a whistle i can blow this year

ReubenE:

Thank you sir.
Most Nigerians don't know where to direct their anger. The man needed a surety, the senator provided one as a friend. Is there any problem with that? The senator did not grant him bail.
If the senator is perceived to be corrupt, those making noise here should blow their whistle, and stop saying things that are non existent.
Nigerians and holier than thou attitude. Direct your anger towards the direction of the courts

Everfrank:

Attempts to ridicule who, wetin concern El Rufai with a thief that has already admitted owning a money that he can't possibly earn all his working life? Don't just start defending the indefensible.

PassingShot:
Well, a friend in need is a friend indeed!

Someone just has to be there for him. Someone had to sign the bail document.

And it's not news that 99% of our lawmakers are ultra corrupt.

Gaborone:



If you stole today, you won't get ONE person to stand as surety for you? If you did, would that mean that person endorsed/endorses your act?

I don't get what you guys are trying to imply on this thread. When did standing as surety for a criminal start suggesting that one was/his accomplice?

Adiwana:

The fool even said he is a vocal supporter of SK which everybody knows what happened there and no noise was made about it. This goes to show you that there are millions of this same guy all over the country and what he needs is the opportunity, he will loot this country dry cos if he supports a thief at this stage,what will then happen when he is the thief?

nobsalis:



what is dis one saying?? Be here taking side cuz of sentiment while dey will b in d otherside sharing d loot.

PassingShot:
Well, a friend in need is a friend indeed!

Someone just has to be there for him. Someone had to sign the bail document.

And it's not news that 99% of our lawmakers are ultra corrupt.

It is actually 99.9 % that are corrupt, corruption is the monster that is killing the entity called Nigeria

veekid:
Stealing is not corruption - GEJ

Chuksonyeike:
This senator has been one of the most vocal defender of his people in southern Kaduna.Andrew Yakubu was granted Bail by the courts and not the senator.All attempts by El-rufai to and his media aides to ridicule him is dead on arrival

Chuksonyeike:
This senator has been one of the most vocal defender of his people in southern Kaduna.Andrew Yakubu was granted Bail by the courts and not the senator.All attempts by El-rufai to and his media aides to ridicule him is dead on arrival

Chuksonyeike:
This senator has been one of the most vocal defender of his people in southern Kaduna.Andrew Yakubu was granted Bail by the courts and not the senator.All attempts by El-rufai to and his media aides to ridicule him is dead on arrival

jcflex:
Last week, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) busted the Kaduna residence of a former managing director of Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) Andrew Yakubu.


It was gathered that the raid on Yakubu's residence was due to a information given to the commission by a whistle-blower.

Following the raid, $9.8 million and 74,000 British pounds were recovered by the EFCC.

Although the former managing director claimed that the money was presented to him as gift by an associate, a Federal High Court sitting in Kano has ordered that the monies be forfeited to the federal government.


Also, few days after the money was recovered by the EFCC, Yakubu was arrested and later granted administrative bail by the commission.

The bail condition given by the EFCC included the provision of a surety, Daily Nigerian reports.

The online news media also said a serving senator stood as surety for the former NNPC's managing director.


Sources said the anti-graft agency had planned to detain Yakubu pending its conclusion on investigations against him.

The source, however, the senator representing Kaduna South senatorial district (Peoples Democratic Party) Danjuma Laah, 56, filled the bail document for the release of Yakubu.

He also said Laah, popularly known as 'the sleeping senator' is a regular visitor to Yakubu's Unguwan Wakili residence in Zangon Kataf Local Government Area of Kaduna state.

The source also said a retired military army general is among many others trooping the EFCC headquarters to facilitate Yakubu's release.




https://www.naij.com/1088959-meet-senator-signed-andrew-yakubus-bail-photo.html

jcflex:
Last week, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) busted the Kaduna residence of a former managing director of Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) Andrew Yakubu.


It was gathered that the raid on Yakubu's residence was due to a information given to the commission by a whistle-blower.

Following the raid, $9.8 million and 74,000 British pounds were recovered by the EFCC.

Although the former managing director claimed that the money was presented to him as gift by an associate, a Federal High Court sitting in Kano has ordered that the monies be forfeited to the federal government.


Also, few days after the money was recovered by the EFCC, Yakubu was arrested and later granted administrative bail by the commission.

The bail condition given by the EFCC included the provision of a surety, Daily Nigerian reports.

The online news media also said a serving senator stood as surety for the former NNPC's managing director.


Sources said the anti-graft agency had planned to detain Yakubu pending its conclusion on investigations against him.

The source, however, the senator representing Kaduna South senatorial district (Peoples Democratic Party) Danjuma Laah, 56, filled the bail document for the release of Yakubu.

He also said Laah, popularly known as 'the sleeping senator' is a regular visitor to Yakubu's Unguwan Wakili residence in Zangon Kataf Local Government Area of Kaduna state.

The source also said a retired military army general is among many others trooping the EFCC headquarters to facilitate Yakubu's release.




https://www.naij.com/1088959-meet-senator-signed-andrew-yakubus-bail-photo.html

Chuksonyeike:

Yakubu is Even yet to be convicted, we are yet to hear from him.I wonder what El-rufai and the APC want to achieve by dragging the senator into this