obailala:
The simple thing I tried to point out to you is that your analogy comparing Osinbajo's worth to Onnoghen's worth was irrelevant and pointless. Nobody said Onnoghen doesn't have or shouldn't have private practice. The issue is about declaration of assets, whether it was done right or wrong, it isn't about "who get money pass." and there's no way in this world you can claim you don't know that.

mrAMG:


Between Osinbajo and the CJN, who is the professional heavyweight?

Since we’re looking at achievements and the likes.

Who would you say has won more cases? Owns/works with a/more globally recognized and prestigious law firms?

obailala:
I'm struggling to understand the relevance of this comparison. What has Osinbajo's worth or Onnoghen's worth got to do with a case of asset declaration?

Meanwhile, both men have distinguished themselves in their professions, and there's no way either you or I can gauge their worth by just making blindfolded conjectures here; I do not know their personal businesses or investments and neither do you. Any one of them can be richer than the other. But then again, what has their worth got to do with anything?... Are we Nigerians just so obsessed with arguing off point?

obailala:


By the way, Osinbajo is a professor in law, a renown lawyer and a Senior Advocate of Nigeria who owns a renown global law firm that has handled and won some massive verifiable cases in the recent past. His source of income is very much verifiable if that is where you want to raise a dust.

obailala:
The law says certain govt officials MUST declare their assets before stepping into office. Osinbajo declared his, Onnoghen failed to declare several of his accounts (and was caught).

Onnoghen's offence isnt about having money, Onnoghen's offence is that he failed to declare his assets, which of course is against the law. This is elementary common sense!

By the way, Osinbajo is a professor in law, a renown lawyer and a Senior Advocate of Nigeria who owns a renown global law firm that has handled and won some massive verifiable cases in the recent past. His source of income is very much verifiable if that is where you want to raise a dust.

The rate at which some Nigerians defend rubbish is sickening.

PaChukwudi44:


you mean your father is still foolish after over 10 years? Peleoo bro

mrAMG:




I was only replying you. You started with the comparison

REDshouse:
no one said he shld not have side biz which is even against the service code of conduct....but he shld have declare all of them in the code of conduct form....

OneCorner:
I don’t understand... should he be left alone?
Let him be tried and jailed if he’s corrupt
If apc jail all opposition that are truly corrupt
Den pdp will jail opposition during there time too
And everything go clear.

I mean, see the poor masses trying so hard to support a corrupt person that amass their basic right to himself all because he’s from somewhere or supporting a particular party