₦airaland Forum

And Atiku Abubakar still work freely in Nigeria? I cant believe this, he is still celebrated in Naija,. So my question now to Pres. Buhari is y Atiku still nt been arrested & prosecuted?

Well it's a good Plan in a Right Direction.

Nigerian leaders?....they are the worst set of humanbeing i have ever come across!

one thing you people seem not understand is that these bill of N90 million is not much, compare to what Ahmadu Bello University(ABU) is consuming, am saying this simply cos i stays in ZARIA, Do you know that this University always have power supply 247?,hardly ABU power is taken, even when all Zaria metropolis power is taken, if u go to ABU YOU WILL surely see electric power there!

we need no more Story let the work begin,Enough of this Suffering!.....the mases are are tired of your Grammer.

This their so Called protest sponsored by those who hate saraki for there selfish interest is uncalled for.,why must they be using these unemploy youth and later dumped them, while their own children where secretly employed.I think that is what they supposed protest against! Wake up!

One thing i surely know is that "what is good for the Goose is also good for the Gander" why is Saraki case is going to another Direction..from that of Tinubu.

I am one too!, cos I know these ur case against CCT and EFCC is a persecution which is uncalled for.I am one too!, cos I know these ur case against CCT and EFCC is a persecution which is uncalled for.I am one too!, cos I know these ur case against CCT and EFCC is a persecution which is uncalled for.

If Police can Robb who is to protect, then we are in trouble, the questions is who is to protect us and who do we Trust?

That will go a Long way to increased our Gross Domestic Products (GDP)

They should be investigated & if found Guilty,they should be prosecuted indefinitely.

[quote author=sanky346 post=44853178]ABUJA- DEPUTY President of the Senate, Senator Ike Ekweremadu said yesterday that if war against corruption must be achieved in all its ramifications, there was the urgent need for the establishment of Special Anti- Corruption Courts. Senator Ekweremadu who noted that the setting up of such courts would help reduce the burden on regular courts and fast-track trial of corruption cases, spoke Tuesday when he was decorated anti- corruption ambassador by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC.

According to him, setting up Special Courts was one of the surest ways to help in the fight against corruption, as that would also help ensure speedy adjudication of corruption cases. He was decorated Tuesday in his office by a team of EFCC led by the National Assembly Liaison Officer, Suleiman Bakari Ekweremadu said, “I have been an advocate of special courts for the trial of corruption cases and I believe that other countries, who have enacted laws establishing such, are not fools because there are benefits to be derived therefrom. The idea is to expedite trial to make sure that those who are involved in corruption matters will have their day in court. “When we have special courts, just as we have the National Industrial Court, such courts will do better than they are doing now. The establishment of special courts is not just something that will be done by an Act of the National Assembly. We have to amend the constitution to bring it about under section 6, for the purpose of trying corruption cases. While advocating for value reorientation of Nigerians at all levels, with a view to returning to values of the good old days, the Deputy President of the Senate also cautioned the EFCC to ensure that in fighting corruption, it must respect the rule of law and ensure that the provisions of the constitution regarding fair hearing and treatment of an accused are also respected. While thanking the EFCC for decorating him as an Anti-Corruption Ambassador, Senator Ekweremadu assured he would live up to the trust reposed in him, adding that the National Assembly would do everything within its powers to ensure that the Bills before it, aimed at strengthening the fight against corruption, got speedy attention. Earlier, leader of the EFCC delegation, Suleiman Bakari, appealed to the National Assembly to ensure adequate funding for the agency and advocated speedy passage of all the anti-corruption Bills before it. In decorating Ekweremadu as an Anti-Corruption Ambassador, Bakari stressed: “It is therefore my Your Excellency, to on behalf of my Acting chairman, Mr. Ibrahim Mustafa Magu and the entire management and staff of the EFCC, decorate you as an Anti-Corruption Ambassador and formally present this frame, as a token of our appreciation to your person and office, and as a symbol of institutional partnership between the EFCC and the National Assembly.”

Nice one for deputy senate president
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arulebadam:
http://www.ripples.com.ng/revealed-how-intelligence-reports-foiled-sarakis-near-escape-from-cct-trial/

it's saraki today it could be any other person tommorrow..even it could CCT chairman 2moro
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Absolutely he is the Right man at the right timeAbsolutely he is the Right man at the right timeAbsolutely he is the Right man at the right time

During my Secondary School days, my Teacher told us that no man is an highland, mistakes is a friend to all!