malali:
Brotherhood turn to sisterhood because of livelihood.........on his way to prison neighborhood.

Raised by his fatherhood and his motherhood during his childhood in a Lagos neighborhood.

Always spreading falsehood and claiming victimhood on the online nationhood.

Spending money like a Robinhood without a source of livelihood.

malali:
Brotherhood turn to sisterhood because of livelihood.........on his way to prison neighborhood.

Raised by his fatherhood and his motherhood during his childhood in a Lagos neighborhood.

Always spreading falsehood and claiming victimhood on the online nationhood.

Spending money like a Robinhood without a source of livelihood.

Thundafireseun:

So bob went to Court without bresss and nyashhh

Zxcvbnmghtr:


The reason is because Bobrisky is Yoruba if he is Igbo like Cubana Priest they wouldn't have touched him.

MadamExcellency:


Abuse of Naira is not a financial crime. It is a misdemeanor that police should prosecute in a magistrate court.

Kusu12:
Odinkalu is another deluded obirodent, always making senseless and irrelevant comments. As far as it's not coming from their fake messiah, they must wail. Nothing can please the losers. Wailing is in their DNA.

Morbeta11:

https://thenigerialawyer.com/efcc-threatens-legal-action-against-odinkalu-over-uncouth-commentaries-on-bobriskys-case/#google_vignette

Udeh402017:
Bobrisky's arrest by the Efcc is a clear case of voice of Jacob and hand of Esau.
Efcc couldn't arrest him for Cross dressing since there's no locus standi for that. They waited till he/she comits the same every Nigerian is guilty of.

Moral lesson: don't give your enemy an opportunity to get at you.

MadamExcellency:


Abuse of Naira is not a financial crime. It is a misdemeanor that police should prosecute in a magistrate court.

Blazetrailer:
I believe the current EFCC has lost its focus. I agree with Odinkalu

Forkthiefnubu:

I tot I have seen losers and hopelessness until I ran into ur comment, you take the biscuit for a wasted life

Thundafireseun:


Ask me again

Raylight2:

Okay!

Are they detachable?

malali:
Brotherhood turn to sisterhood because of livelihood.........on his way to prison neighborhood.

Raised by his fatherhood and his motherhood during his childhood in a Lagos neighborhood.

Always spreading falsehood and claiming victimhood on the online nationhood.

Spending money like a Robinhood without a source of livelihood.

Thundafireseun:


Ask me again

adioolayi:


Is the prosecution of anyone that abuses the Naira part of statutory functions of the EFCC or not

While it is true that Nigeria has loads of security and financial challenges to deal with, mitigating against the abuse of Naira is also a challenge.

EFCC have not done anything outside their operations.

Odinkalu should know when to rest...he can't ask a law enforcement agent to look away because a crime committed, according to his own standard, is of a "lesser" degree to other crimes.

Zxcvbnmghtr:


The reason is because Bobrisky is Yoruba if he is Igbo like Cubana Priest they wouldn't have touched him.

millhouse:
when the mind is empty all one can do is throw in the tribal card . Spits .

Morbeta11:

https://thenigerialawyer.com/efcc-threatens-legal-action-against-odinkalu-over-uncouth-commentaries-on-bobriskys-case/#google_vignette

Blazetrailer:
Let me educate you.
The measure of how well public institutions or offices perform world over is called the Triple E
1. Economy: How well you optimised the "supposedly" scarce public funds given to you to achieve your programs without overspending
2. Efficiency: How you used the "scarce" resources to score bigger points or make bigger impacts than the commensurate effect of the funds
3. Effectiveness: How your actions or implementations reach out to the populace or impact on their lives/change their lives positively in the direction expected by the policies or the government.

The question you should ask yourself is, given the scarce resources that EFCC might have and other constraints, would the Triple E have been better achieved if these same resources are deployed instead to:
1. Prosecute Betta Edu who committed a blatant abuse of all economic and financial crimes in the face of the nation
2. Prosecute Ganduje: Who has been reported several times to EFCC(evidences of petitions abound) and who has boasted that no one can prosecute him unless EFCC or the AGF approves(we have been waiting for EFCC since 2018)
3. Prosecute Olubunmi-Ojo (Minister of Interior) whose company have been linked to receiving funds from the suspended minister(Betta Edu) and who never declared this same company in his deposit at the code of conduct bureau
4. So many other big ones..

I am no supporter of Bobrisky, and there are so many other well placed public figures that have been seen and publicly recorded to have been involved in the abuse of the naira(something i consider detestable personally)...but in the face of the supposedly scarce resources that EFCC claimed it had, would the public interest not be seen to have been served more and the Triple E not achieved better if EFCC deployed those resources to chase the cases i mentioned above?? if you can honestly answer the question without your conscience fluffing, then we know where your reasoning belong.

We know Bobrisky is being prosecuted more for the kind of person that he/she is rather than the offence s/he is being arraigned for. The rest na story!!




Let me educate

ebenholer2:

Let the present EFCC begin from somewhere. Next time you see any other person perpetrating these acts unabated please post such case here. We will all assist you to make it publicly known as nepotism.

kingthreat:


So to be good on the white man's statistics, we should accept everything the whiteman says?

adioolayi:


Thank you for this engagement.

Firstly, I personally do not see the arrest and prosecution of Bobrisky by the EFCC as a witch-hunt, because he was not the first celebrity to be prosecuted for Naira Abuse in recent years...the last before his,that I know of was that of a Nollyhood actress, "Simi Gold" ..prosecuted in February 2023 for same offence as that of Bobrisky.

Back to your Triple E analysis, thank you for this, as I am coming across these for the very first time.

I am of the opinion that Naira Abuse has been a cancer in our society, and almost everyone is guilty..Spraying the Naira at parties tops this chart, it seems to be our culture and law enforcement agencies that will stop us from doing this will do loads of work.

Reorientation of a very large society like Nigeria will cost a lot of money.

Have you heard of Classical deterrence theory before?..It's just about how deterrence are being used to discourage crime.

















r me, prosecution of a celebrity for a crime being committed by a very large society like Nigeria, can serve as a deterrence...making larger populace very conscious of the law and the crime.

I think the arrest and prosecution of a celebrity like Bobrisky is cost effective for EFCC, CBN and FGN sending subtle message to the larger society that Naira Abuse is a crime, punishable under the law.

Bobrisky's prosecution is a deterrence...All of your Es were ticked by this singular action of EFCC.

MadamExcellency:


Abuse of Naira is not a financial crime. It is a misdemeanor that police should prosecute in a magistrate court.

pretydiva:
But what the man stated is the truth. Bobrisky isn't the only one guilty of this crime. Nigerians are guilty of naira abuse