dappssee:

Dont rejoice yet. The guy has appealed the judgement

Tell them oh. ''Hurray''? As if his extradition would improve Nigerians' living condition.

omojand:

Here we go again!! Typical Nigerian apathy. In fact, no need locking up kidnappers and armed robbers as it won't affect the living standards of most Nigerians abi?

rasputinn:


Mr Ibori's sister, Christine Ibie-Ibori, and his mistress, Udoamaka Okoronkwo (nee Onuigbo) have already been successfully prosecuted in the UK, for helping the former governor move an estimated £70 million worth of looted funds through several London banks. Both women are serving jail terms in a UK prison.

Deep Soul:

His mistress has a maiden name?

orangemen:

@the hurray poster,
what exactly are u celebrating? i feel very sick to see nigerians celebrating anything and everything.
50 yrs after independence, we still have to depend on this same uk to catch those who steal from our country, we still depend on uk to steal our own resources, we still depend on uk to know the details of bombs that exploded in abuja. what is the essence of independence if you are born to be dependent?
what exactly are we doing right on our own as a country? how many iboris are living right here in nigeria without stress?
if ribadu as an individual cld tell the nigerian police and the nigerian judiciary to go to hell and nothing happened then ibori shld have remained here and used his last resources to fight these terroriists at aso rock.
you shld be worried of how many times u have celebrated this kind of situations and how far did it go in changing the lives of common nigerians.
why are u not worried abt our judiciary system that cld only jail bode george for 2 yrs over the stealing of over N100b belonging to nigeria and nigerians? i know that as a celebrant, u celebrated the six months jail term of a woman that stole over N195b from just one bank?
well, is not your fault because we lack good reasons to celebrate hence the need to celebrate anything available. no wonder the most exciting testimonies in our churches today are, visa at last, multi-visa for my family, 2 yrs visa to gabon, 8 yrs visa to congo, after many refusals, the my son was finally issued a residential visa in benin republic. bro, do u know of any normal person who celebrates his escape from his own country even when there is no war?

@the hurray poster,
what exactly are u celebrating? i feel very sick to see nigerians celebrating anything and everything.
50 yrs after independence, we still have to depend on this same uk to catch those who steal from our country, we still depend on uk to steal our own resources, we still depend on uk to know the details of bombs that exploded in abuja. what is the essence of independence if you are born to be dependent?
what exactly are we doing right on our own as a country? how many iboris are living right here in nigeria without stress?

Tell them oh. ''Hurray''? As if his extradition would improve Nigerians' living condition.

Here we go again!! Typical Nigerian apathy. In fact, no need locking up kidnappers and armed robbers as it won't affect the living standards of most Nigerians abi?

Is that a valid deduction from my earlier post? Or perhaps a valid instance of 'typical Nigerian' misrepresentation of facts?

The poster is celebrating the fact that Ibori will finally be prosecuted for all the atrocities that was alleged to have been committed by him. He will come to justice for looting billions of naira meant for for the development of Delta state and come to think of it, he may even be ordered to forfeit most of his illegally acquired property so if you ask me, i think their is a reason to celebrate this development

rasputinn:

Like I mentioned in an earlier thread,I can't wait to see pictures of Ibori in handcuffs,either on his way from Dubai to the UK or when he arrives the UK.Also I'd appreciate peeps who'd be quick enough to post his court room pictures in the UK

The bloody rogue

seunmsg:

The poster is celebrating the fact that Ibori will finally be prosecuted for all the atrocities that was alleged to have been committed by him. He will come to justice for looting billions of naira meant for for the development of Delta state and come to think of it, he may even be ordered to forfeit most of his illegally acquired property so if you ask me, i think their is a reason to celebrate this development

omojand:

Dude, thats the only deduction I could make from your post, which was clear and unambigous.

His extradition and likely imprisonment is worth celebrating and I will celebrate with a bottle of Crystal when he's well tucked away in a Wormwood scrubs cell. Should send a message to those thieving bas.tard.s in Nigeria.

orangemen:



@seunmsg,
what ibori is suffering is not his fraudulent life against the ppl of delta rather oposition. if u don't understand it, look at atiku. we were told he was a criminal in 2007 and now that he is in pdp, what happened to his criminalities? orji uzor kalu was surposed to be the biggest criminal nigeria ever had, he is now a saint since he joined pdp. why is ibori's criminalities a nigerian problem when we have millions of federal criminals in abuja who are still saints?
how far can the celebration go in bringing the permanent changes nigeria needs? why is it that we are no longer independent of the same country we discharged 50 yrs back? i hope u will celebrate tomorrow when this same ppl will tell u that every nigerian is a criminal knowing that they always say the truth?