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mapet:

First and foremost, fighting corruption does not detter investors. There is no data that supports that assertion. If I may add, FDI had increased post 2019. Any "investor" that cannot come until we "stop fighting corruption" is not an investor

2. Equating the supposed state of Nigeria as a reason not to implement an already existing law is tantamount to leaving in denial.

3. Saraki still has cases to answer. He made his money selling what? Let's not get emotional, else I'll ask you to tell that the families of those who lost their monies in SGB. But that said, the point here is that the laws says unexplained assets be explained or forfeited, what is wrong in that?

anonymous96:
Don't know why everyone above me are insulting the lawyers...It may be unfair but it is correct..Same thing in USA...  The government can take your money on suspicion without ever filing a criminal complaint, it is left for you to prove how you got the money. People always assume it is government that is meant to prove you got it illegally..

dokyOloye:
The way Osunbade,Keyamo and Sagay talk sometimes is a disgrace to all lawyers.
Sagay and Osunbade were doing very well until they came across buhari d destroyer who destroys even reputations.

garfield1:

Did you read the supreme court ruling he quoted?

RichBoy247:


All your illegally acquired properties down to your pants and brassiers will be seized. We shall strip you all nakked at the village square. You hungry Biafran miscreant can then go and bring your clear cut agenda. Ewu Gambia.

mapet:


That means you don't understand what this statement means. Check the following examples

1. You are a university student, your father is a civil servant or modest jobs, your mother is a petty trader, yet you drive flashy cars around and live in posh apartment.
2. Your total income (from the day you started working to date) according to ALL RECORDS is XNaira, Yet you have a house worth X^5 Dollars.
3. You are a Civil Servant or Appointed politician. You are expected to declare your assets. Some other properties (not declared) were found or linked to you.
4. A random Rolls-Roys, Porshe or Ferari and the likes was cruising on Lekki expressway or Maitama. Police ran the number plates on the computer and discovered a random guy with no defined means of livelihood.

All these are much more can be seized. The position of the law states that they will be seized until you can explain how you came about them. That is what Osinbajo means. Do you need the law that backs it up? read below

mapet:


@Rolams,

You just sounded like someone whose only "evidence" to a claim of ownership of a parcel of land is that his father "was buried on the land". I beg of you, if you have any "hard-earned" properties, make you put all record in order and in safe-keeping, so that if "big-brother" comes, you take them do "yanga"

PFRB:


What if you are the wife of a president who could not afford 20 million to buy his party's nomination form but you are wearing a wrist watch of 45 million and carrying a hand bag of 15 million. Now the son of this same president smashes a power bike that is worth 55 million . How can you
explain that? Can these people explain the source of all that wealth?

bentwood85:
What is FG waiting for? TINUBU, Ameachi, Akpabio, Atiku, EKWEREMADU, El-rufai, Gandollar, etc....

GreyLaw:


Indeed we are becoming emotional when we begin to infer from where Saraki made his money from. I doubt that we are wiser than the court from the CCB up to the supreme court. Saraki showed evidence of constant financial remittances from sales of rice and sugar. Whether it's true or not is left for the court to decide. They decided and said it's true.

We are not here to be judge's over the moral standing of anybody. If we were to do that then all of them from the various presidents to the least LG chairman are all criminals!

Excellent point you mentioned that dealing with corruption does not deter investors. I must note, however, that the VP clearly stated that the FG could confiscate your properties without any corruption allegation tied to you. While this is true, the outside world looks on and are not blind to what's happening in Nigeria. How does a Saraki, whom the supreme court acquitted, get to have same properties that were subject to investigation seized on flimsy grounds, while the Gandujes and Amaechis, and Tinubus, and Kyaris, and Babangidas, and Jonathans, and Obasanjos go Scot free?

The outside world simply knows that any day someone in government isn't happy with you they can easily confiscate your properties, and even when you go to court and win, the FG can hold onto said properties without having to explain to anybody.

We can hate Saraki all we want, but Magu and his EFCC are confused.

helinues:
Under which law sir?