Fineman87:
Hello everyone. Yesterday, I was stunned to read that several Nigerian fraudsters had been extradited to the US by the EFCC. I shuddered and wondered Why?
I was amused. It's a shame, a big one.

How and why should any sane country extradite it's own citizens. I have lived in the US and Germany, and I know for a fact that they would never ever extradite their own citizens. If their citizens commit an offence abroad and flees home, that is the end. He can only be tried in his country for that offence. It's a shame that we Africans always send our brothers to be killed by another country. No matter their offence, the government exists to protect them. That is the primary responsibility of all governments. The worst that could happen is that he would be prosecuted in his country. Send the case file a to law enforcement to deal with.

I challenge the EFCC to show me in recent times when America surrendered an American to another country. Or when Britain surrendered a British citizen. They would not do it. Never. If ever, it would take years in court. We must wean ourselves of perpetual stupidity in this part of the world.

I personally, if my son runs home after committing a crime in another man's house, I will not hand him to them, so that they can destroy my son. No. I would never. I would deal with him myself.

The EFCC must stop being a stupid organization and respect the rights of Nigerians in their home country. America should apply to extradite Americans not Nigerians. And the FG exists to protect any nigerian, whether right or wrong. We can prosecute our errant children at home, stop sending them to be killed by foreigners.

Plomo:
Very true.

The US hardly extradites their own but will be breathing down your neck to give up your own.

Take for instance, the diplomats wife who ran over a British teen, killed him and still went on to do some luxury shopping before going straight to the airport to fly back to America. The Americans bluntly said NO to Uk’s extradition requests.

Fineman87:


Correct

Plomo:


That being said, the US does extradite it’s own citizens. Even though they are usually very very few.

Fineman87:

Fineman87:
Word

Fineman87:
Hello everyone. Yesterday, I was stunned to read that several Nigerian fraudsters had been extradited to the US by the EFCC. I shuddered and wondered Why?
I was amused. It's a shame, a big one.

How and why should any sane country surrender it's own citizens. I have lived in the US and Germany, and I know for a fact that they would never ever extradite their own citizens to another country. If their citizens commit an offence abroad and flees home, that is the end. He can only be tried in his country for that offence. It's a shame that we Africans always send our brothers to be killed by another country. No matter their offence, the government exists to protect them. That is the primary responsibility of all governments. The worst that could happen is that he would be prosecuted in his country. Send the case file to law enforcement to deal with.

I challenge the EFCC to show me in recent times when America surrendered an American to another country. Or when Britain surrendered a British citizen. They would not do it. Never. If ever, it would take years in court. We must wean ourselves of perpetual stupidity in this part of the world.

I personally, if my son runs home after committing a crime in another man's house, I will not hand him to them, so that they can destroy my son. No. I would never. I would deal with him myself.

The EFCC must stop being a stupid organization and respect the rights of Nigerians in their home country. America should apply to extradite Americans not Nigerians. And the FG exists to protect any nigerian, whether right or wrong. We can prosecute our errant children at home; stop sending them to be killed by foreigners.

FieldMarshall06: