greatcrown:
Were they acquitted because of sordid investigation by DSS or they were truly innocent?

freeze001:
Full story:




So after all said and done, they couldn't establish even one count! Such a shame! As to those supporting impunity in the name of fighting corruption, u are all officially cuckoo!

The bold summarises the useless dance of shame executed by the shameless Executive.

chukagates:
the court has discharged him ..he is Not GUILTY and if he is GO AND PROVE IT.. why do most of you have shallow thinking do you know if that judge has other buisnesses bother within or outside nigeria ?? do you know if he is a shareholder in any company??you pple jst spew TRASH spoiling peoples name so if we calculate buharis salary from the 90S till now and it exceeds the amount it means buhari is a thief?? so he cant invest again?? so because his a judge he CANT GET MONEY FROM OTHER INVESTMENTS?? YOU PEOPLE ARE PATHETIC!!!

doctokwus:

U av just ended up making a total fool of yourself in a public fora.
(1)Orubebe was arraigned by d ICPC,assuming u know what that stands up,and NOT EFCC.
(2)Ozhekhome was never discharged and acquitted,(assuming again your brain can understand what those 2 legal terms mean) in any court case,because he wasn't on trial in d first place.He was d one that took EFCC to court to unfreeze his account,which d court granted.
So u see how u av shown who d dunce is.Now run along and go and make urself useful.

omofunaab:



Arraignment of a suspect in court isn't an easy thing .

When trial begins, it can take two to three years atimes.

And that's why some of us are agitating for a special court to try corruption cases

Daviddson:
See how these people are rejoicing and celebrating corruption. Nigerian youth, what is your hope? Can you tell me how you think this judge is innocent? You mean having hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash at home as a public official is a good thing? Or you mean he got those cash through legitimate means? Those were the monies he was bribed with! Was it not this same Ademola who acquitted a Lebanese arms smuggler back in 2014 or thereabouts after hard currencies exchanged hands? Haba! You mean everything now is about politics? How did Buhari come into the equation? Keep on cheering these thieves on, you hear? And then complain that government is not recording success in fighting corruption. Mtchew..

porka:



You sound like a very FRUSTRATED and an UNSUCCESSFUL fellow.

This is very archaic.

And it's exactly what the trial judge said.

Modern society's law doesn't operate on JEALOUSY or BITTERNESS of unfortunate people.

When you suspect someone might be living beyond his means you should have a reasonable proof of his or her wrongdoing before you jump into conclusion.

You are just accusing the man from a mind filled with ENORMOUS NEGATIVITY.

Did you see the "hundreds of thousands of dollars" with your eyes?

Did you witness the judge being "bribed" with it as you claimed?

Why didn't you volunteer as a witness and claim your 5% as a "whistle-blower" from Lai Mohammed thereafter?

You don't start SPEWING bile against successful people because you are not OPPORTUNE.

It is the same DSS, which said they conducted a STING OPERATION.

A sting operation is to catch a criminal at the point of committing the crime.

How come the operation did not lead to any reasonable evidence to successfully prosecute this judge and his wife as attested to by the trial judge?

So you mean that every politician ever acquitted by the court is because the person is innocent? Can you tell me how these judges sentence common criminals to jail terms of even 100+ years, but when it comes to trialing politicians and bigwigs they throw out the case "due to legal technicalities"? You mean people like Orji Kalu, Tinubu, Dansuki, Atiku, Saraki whose cases have either been thrown out of court or going in snail speed, would not have been convicted and sentenced to harsh terms if the trials were to take place in US or UK or South Korea or even Senegal, for example?
Nobody's hating on them; but Nigerians are eager to see justice done. QED. Keep on cheering them on to spite Buhari, you hear?

Daviddson:
See how these people are rejoicing and celebrating corruption. Nigerian youth, what is your hope? Can you tell me how you think this judge is innocent? You mean having hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash at home as a public official is a good thing? Or you mean he got those cash through legitimate means? Those were the monies he was bribed with! Was it not this same Ademola who acquitted a Lebanese arms smuggler back in 2014 or thereabouts after hard currencies exchanged hands? Haba! You mean everything now is about politics? How did Buhari come into the equation? Keep on cheering these thieves on, you hear? And then complain that government is not recording success in fighting corruption. Mtchew..

tit:


THE THING DEY PAIN YOU?

porka:


Are you also saying that all “common accused” who have been discharged and acquitted should have been jailed for 100+ years?

This type of psychological manipulations of your audience against your perceived political opponents is the sum total of the entire Buhari politics.

Such can only appeal to emotionally unstable folks who lack self-confidence and ability to compete fairly in an open sphere.

To you, it is an excellent thing if people you don’t like are held up in trump-up charges without open and transparent legal process to assert their culpability or innocence.

People who use their minds more than their emotion don’t fall for such; even if it’s against their staunchest political foes.

If you remove such emotional exploitation of gullible minds from Buhari’s politics, what is left is total emptiness; which has SHOWN clearly in the last 2 years of his governance.

The number of able-bodied folks that have been turned to destitute is increasing daily. The number of people who are ready to jump into the Lagoon at the slightest sign of life’s setback (even by highly trained top uniformed officers) is also a clear evidence of this.

Come up with proofs that this judge and those people you mentioned are indeed guilty of the allegations and convince the trial judge(s) why you think they should be sentenced to 100+ years.

Nothing stops the EFCC/DSS/ICPC etc. from appealing the sentences up to the Supreme Court if they are dissatisfied with the rulings.

That is the most basic fulcrum upon which democracy and the rule of law rest – IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH YOUR PERSONAL FEELINGS OR FRUSTRATIONS.

googi:
Look at how much space you use spewing garbage. The money that should be used to prevent hard working folks for raising families instead of committing suicide, create decent jobs at home, take care of infrastructure, provide affordable food and shelter is draining like water through the basket. Kwenu!

porka:


You are entitled to your paranoia!

Meantime, try and write in simple English.

rusher14:


By law he is not allowed to.

Concept:
When the oppressed become the admirer of his oppressor. it is time to be a spectator. Nigeria has a long way to go. Whatever you touch in Nigeria is corrupt, and people pretend like everything is okay. Court may free them, but you and I know that 90% of those in high places in Nigeria can hardly get a clean bill when it comes to corruption allegation. Anyway, people can still afford a day meal, no qualms. When the real hardship comes knocking you will agree, having N5M at home is not normal, not to talk of foreign currency in millions.