rayvelez:
If you can’t do term, don’t commit the term.
Abi you both deh received the thousands dollars from hushpupi?

goziem1982:
Don't come here to defend this idiot because of tribe.

yemmight:
I beg, he should be extradited immediately.

Philipmems:
You wonder why corruption is becoming a culture in Nigeria. It is sad that the OP thinks this way, when you enjoy or benefit from the criminal proceeds that was ill-gotten from another country or through their banks what do you expect? Even after that trouble he was in and because of people like you and your myopic ideas or reasons why he shouldn't be extradited, he was so emboldened to start doing drug deals.

LibertyRep:
The OP is simply saying that should the table turns, will the US be willing to extradite her citizen to Nigeria?

The thing is it's very unlikely. But we never can tell or has there been anytime Nigeria requested for extradition from US and was turned down?

Kyari has soiled his hands more sordidly that it will be very hard to plead his case.

This is an opportunity for Nigeria and Nigerians to begin to gather evidences about America Nationals that had committed crimes here and request they be brought back for trial.

Rugaria:

Nigerian law courts are in Nigeria! Try him in your Courts and sentence him to Nigerian prison, you coward! Nigeria is not a state in The US. Try him here and punish him here..

Poor wretched f°°l, I know poverty affects mentality so many of you bums in Nigeria lack any sense. You probably are not aware of treaties that exists between countries. Maybe if you ever hope to educate yourself better you might see the light. He will be extradited and thats final, you can crawl back under the rock you came from dweeb

Philipmems:


Poor wretched f°°l, I know poverty affects mentality so many of you bums in Nigeria lack any sense. You probably are not aware of treaties that exists between countries. Maybe if you ever hope to educate yourself better you might see the light. He will be extradited and thats final, you can crawl back under the rock you came from dweeb

Rugaria:


Can you give any single example of any westerner who has been extradited to Nigeria for offences committed here based on the much dramatized "treaties" you are howling about? That's if you can do so without getting suffocated in your venom.. Must treaties be signed only to be obeyed by one party? And with your mentality, don't you think that accepting such a misnomer doesn't portray you as a hapless "wretched f00l?

Philipmems:


How can people of wealth and resources steal from poor people with greedy leaders? Name one westerner that has stolen from Nigeria and that Nigeria has asked the US for extradition? I guess none, because you can steal from Bums.

rayvelez:
If you can’t do term, don’t commit the term.
Abi you both deh received the thousands dollars from hushpupi?

Rugaria:
A nation should protect her honor, whether such honor exists or NOT..


Within the last few hours, there has been a series of federal government press releases that suggest the readiness on the part of those in government to extradite the then famous but now highly infamous "super cop" known as Abba Kyari. The decision follows a series of startling events, starting from his indictment in The United States over his involvement in a series of internet frauds orchestrated by one Abbas aka Hushpuppy.. Abba Kyari has not done any good to his image either by being the poster cop for ruthlessness and high handedness..

Initially, the federal government, through their body language acted as if they were not ready to surrender the man to the US authorities. But out of the blues, Abba Kyari was roped into a new drug case by the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency. He was arrested and very strangely with cases like this involving well connected uniformed officers, a public trial ensued. Whatever that was left of his honor has been thoroughly eviscerated within the last few weeks as the sordid details of the socalled "drug burst", was skillfully unloaded into the public space with diabolical intentions.. Abba Kyari stood no chance..

With the way things are going, it's starting to look like the over dramatized drug burst was nothing but a very convenient excuse to hand him over to The US authorities, since his continued presence in Nigeria against the wishes of the almighty Americans might be hampering the diplomatic and political quests of the cabal in power in Nigeria. With the drug issue, the general public and the greater public opinion of the country have been prepared for his extradition, which is now being portrayed as a deserved punishment for a very corrupt action by a very corrupt cop. But there's a problem here..

Is it right to sacrifice Nigerias law enforcement officers at the whimsical behest of foreign powers? Have we thought of the net consequences of these kind of actions on the general mentality/morale of our men in uniform? Has anyone in the corridors of power sat down to have a serious appraisal of how other officers in sensitive positions might react to the request of any foreign power if they are blackmailed with the evidence of some of their wrongdoings while in command positions?


Let's say The Chief of Army staff was involved in "oil theft" against a foreign oil company when he was a junior officer and now he's commanding the whole Army. If an American spy demands certain sensitive informations about the Nigerian Army from him, with a threat to reveal these crimes he committed when he was in lower positions if he refuses, do you think he will keep quiet and refuse to play game, knowing fully well that extradition will be on the table? Who suffers? Nigeria or The Chief of Army staff?

Again, irrespective of the crime against Nigeria, will any United States Police or Army officer be extradited to Nigeria? Must our much vaunted extradition treaty with these overzealous countries always be one sided? Why are we always the only ones expected to extradite our citizens while their citizens that are responsible for crimes here, are seldom sent back here for investigations. Almost every Westerner that has managed to cross the Nigerian borders after committing a crime here, goes free as the country lsvks the diplomatic clout to prress for his extradition, even in situations where extradition treaties exist!

The whole of Niger Delta is polluted beyond belief by foreign Oil companies, yet we can't get the leaders of these companies to face judgement in Nigerian courts. Italy and her agents once dumped nuclear wastes in Nigeria and no one was extradited to Nigeria to face trial for this crime against humanity. Billions of dollars worth of public funds have been spirited out of the country with the help of foreign banks and yet, we can't get these bank officials here to be tried! And I ask once again; does Nigeria exist for the pleasure of others?

Rugaria:

Nigerian law courts are in Nigeria! Try him in your Courts and sentence him to Nigerian prison, you coward! Nigeria is not a state in The US. Try him here and punish him here..

Rugaria:


Can you give any single example of any westerner who has been extradited to Nigeria for offences committed here based on the much dramatized "treaties" you are howling about? That's if you can do so without getting suffocated in your venom.. Must treaties be signed only to be obeyed by one party? And with your mentality, don't you think that accepting such a misnomer doesn't portray you as a hapless "wretched f00l?

Rugaria:
A nation should protect her honor, whether such honor exists or NOT..


Within the last few hours, there has been a series of federal government press releases that suggest the readiness on the part of those in government to extradite the then famous but now highly infamous "super cop" known as Abba Kyari. The decision follows a series of startling events, starting from his indictment in The United States over his involvement in a series of internet frauds orchestrated by one Abbas aka Hushpuppy.. Abba Kyari has not done any good to his image either by being the poster cop for ruthlessness and high handedness..

Initially, the federal government, through their body language acted as if they were not ready to surrender the man to the US authorities. But out of the blues, Abba Kyari was roped into a new drug case by the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency. He was arrested and very strangely with cases like this involving well connected uniformed officers, a public trial ensued. Whatever that was left of his honor has been thoroughly eviscerated within the last few weeks as the sordid details of the socalled "drug burst", was skillfully unloaded into the public space with diabolical intentions.. Abba Kyari stood no chance..

With the way things are going, it's starting to look like the over dramatized drug burst was nothing but a very convenient excuse to hand him over to The US authorities, since his continued presence in Nigeria against the wishes of the almighty Americans might be hampering the diplomatic and political quests of the cabal in power in Nigeria. With the drug issue, the general public and the greater public opinion of the country have been prepared for his extradition, which is now being portrayed as a deserved punishment for a very corrupt action by a very corrupt cop. But there's a problem here..

Is it right to sacrifice Nigerias law enforcement officers at the whimsical behest of foreign powers? Have we thought of the net consequences of these kind of actions on the general mentality/morale of our men in uniform? Has anyone in the corridors of power sat down to have a serious appraisal of how other officers in sensitive positions might react to the request of any foreign power if they are blackmailed with the evidence of some of their wrongdoings while in command positions?


Let's say The Chief of Army staff was involved in "oil theft" against a foreign oil company when he was a junior officer and now he's commanding the whole Army. If an American spy demands certain sensitive informations about the Nigerian Army from him, with a threat to reveal these crimes he committed when he was in lower positions if he refuses, do you think he will keep quiet and refuse to play game, knowing fully well that extradition will be on the table? Who suffers? Nigeria or The Chief of Army staff?

Again, irrespective of the crime against Nigeria, will any United States Police or Army officer be extradited to Nigeria? Must our much vaunted extradition treaty with these overzealous countries always be one sided? Why are we always the only ones expected to extradite our citizens while their citizens that are responsible for crimes here, are seldom sent back here for investigations. Almost every Westerner that has managed to cross the Nigerian borders after committing a crime here, goes free as the country lsvks the diplomatic clout to prress for his extradition, even in situations where extradition treaties exist!

The whole of Niger Delta is polluted beyond belief by foreign Oil companies, yet we can't get the leaders of these companies to face judgement in Nigerian courts. Italy and her agents once dumped nuclear wastes in Nigeria and no one was extradited to Nigeria to face trial for this crime against humanity. Billions of dollars worth of public funds have been spirited out of the country with the help of foreign banks and yet, we can't get these bank officials here to be tried! And I ask once again; does Nigeria exist for the pleasure of others?