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and which one will catch up with EHINDERO, the business police man of the year?

@Big1

You are not a bad guy after all, we just need you to stand on the side of the down-trodden
by supporting the EFCC and any effort to not only denounce but extinguish corruption in
Nigeria. The EFCC is not perfect (no aspect of the country is even close to being perfect) but
its a step in the right direction.

I have too much information regarding EFCC shady businesses, which makes it very difficult for me to give them a chance.
But you just never know, tomorrow may be a better day!

Ibori may be granted bail in January, but probably he needs to make a proper application not the oral application he made. After which he will now be needed to meet bail terms not going to induce a bunch of idle boys who call themselves Camorra Gomora

Good point!

You can be a fourth if only you will always stand for Justice

FYI: I've been invited several times by Debosky, but I refused. I prefer the northern folks for now.

All I'm saying is for the Fed to be very careful and avoid any unnecessary mistakes. Do not give these thieves anything to capitalize on.

The connection between all 3 of you (McKren, Iyke-D and Debosky) is incompressible; sometimes, I'm very jealous.

I'm with you 100%

Again, my statement was not based on Ibori's case. It is nothing but a mere generalized statement.

No need to probe me, I know nothing about Ibori, hence you can go straight to Kaduna and probe the man, himself.

Definitely, I'm in trouble; I see McKren, Debosky and Iyke-D (the onitsha boys club).

@debosky:
Thank you very much, the honorary referee.

Now, could you please identify the differences bettween Ibori, Kalu and Dariye?

First, you need to simmer down; there is no one here accusing EFCC of anything. My statement was a generalized statement.

Federal Judge and the judge
refused on account of the accused past pattern of behavior

Could you please, identify this past pattern of behavior of the accused?

Are you a foreigner or a Nigeria? Why ask if there is any reason for it. He has done more than enough to go through what he is going through.

And you don't have to be rude!

If the constitution allows bail, then he must get the bail; or else the Fed will be making another pricey mistake.

We must punished the corrupt governors, but we must also follow the rule of law.

frm gov james onanefe ibori is denied bail till 11 of jan 08.

Is there any reason for this?

thinking aloud, what is he doing in Kaduna

the crime was committed against 'delta people'

at the worst he would be tried in Abuja and at best in Delta. But surely not Kaduna

The man was shipped to Kaduna to make things a lot difficult for him.
In Lagos, most politicians have connections, therefore they will still get VIP treatment from the guards; same thing goes in Abuja. And futhermore, retaining Ibori in Delta state will absolutely be a mistake. This will be home sweet home; access to things becomes very easy.

In Kaduna, nobody gives a fk. The guards will torture his as s as they desire. VIP means nothing in Kaduna; in just few days in Kaduna Ibori will start singing holy song.
In-short, this is done to systematically drain him mentally.

As long as Ibori is not shipped to Togo, I think we should just chill and allow the Fed to do their job.

This begging process is another indication or confirmation that war against corruption during OBJ's regime is more of a personal vindictive agenda against his enemies than anything else.
FYI: As things are turning upside down left and right, OBJ has no other choice but to start begging and I hope he gets on his knees soon. I guess he's now starting to realize how quick the sycophant are disappearing.

Yar'Adua on the other hand continues to smuggle Atiku into the Aso rock for secret meeting on a weekly basis. I guess OBJ's initial setup is finally back firing.

IBB remains the only friend OBJ has and he clearly knows it.

@EmekaNaija:
I do not know where you come from, but my man you've done a sensational job. You touched it all.

Mrpataki represents a groot gek doen

He should have waited till his court case is cleared to meet BUSH. Bush only invited him because they knew how badly he needs support from them.

@babasin:
Your reply got me thinking; I think you have a point.
Because I remember Bush stating that he would not acknowledge Yar'Adua till the election issues were resolved.

Good point; but we must be careful dealing with United States.
As McKren has stated earlier, hate it or love it they play important role in global politics
Hence, let's take it easy on Yar'Adua for now.

I will no longer celebrate your ego with my response in respect to your profound stupidities.

Do you have any choice?

You have no bullet, zero material and absolutely not in a position to respond.
Nothing but an odorous dirty "A" hole!

I can't believe you actually made this statement. You just shot yourself in the foot, FOOL!

It's amazing how you keep spreading your ignorance and stupidity across this forum. Olodo.

LMAO; my ribs hurt!

Again, Mrpataki: what does the newspaper say today?

PULL-HIM-DOWN-SYNDROME

@EmekaNaija:
It comes from nonfulfillment state of mind, lack of hope, and frustration of learning new language in foreign land (Netherlands)

@mrpataki

One problem i found in Africa, and Nigeria in particular is a seriou disease called: PULL-HIM-DOWN-SYNDROME. Why do we always seek to portray our heroes in bad light. When would Nigeria seek to protect its own.

Up till now, i do not understand EFCC's problem with Adenuga. If IBB has interests in GLOBACOM, since when has that become a crime. I do not still understand why EFCC is hell bent on disgracing Adenuga. Mind, you i'm not vouching for anyone. If EFCC feel they have a problem with GLO, or that GLO benefited from the PTDF funds at ETC, they should investigate and prosecute GLOBACOM. Glo is a corporation and can be taken to court. They do not need to harrass Adenuga. Once Glo is found, and any complicity is found on Adenuga, he can then be arrested

For some people who would query the wisdom in prosecuting Glo, and not Adenuga. He remains innocent. The Enron and Worldcom case in the US would teach most of us. Enron was found guilty before even ith management and board were prosecuted.

I advise that Nuhu Ribadu and his boys be sent back to school to learn the principles and the spirit of law. Justice should be corrective and/or punitive not to disgrace citizens

EmekaNaija: Absolutely solid point.

Mrpataki,

anything new on the newspaper today?

Is there any reason why lately many seem to be sharing drinking water with MAMAJAMA?

I'm just curious!

One thing you don't have control over is one's perception of you. If someone thinks you are good based on what you show you can not blame him just as you can't blame him if he thinks you are bad based on what you show him.

Based on the subject or the main idea of this discussion, yes it clear that you've identified me as being a bad person.

But guess what Afam; Big B1 is bad, but the moon will still glow, the sun will shine and it will continue to rain in Seattle.
It absolutely doesn't matter what you think or how you feel.
Abeg, get yourself together, it's FRIDAY

One love!

Afam:
My man, please simmer down. There is absolutely no need for high blood pressure today.
It seems to me that you woke up on the other side of the bed or mat today. I truly don't feel like it and FYI: I do not lie; trust me, no reason to lie; I am far from being a milksop.

And If you think folks do not see your middle east stance as complete retardation, may God bless you and carry on.
But I refuse to entertain you under this severe condition; I will chat with you when you're calm and ready.

Ibori was arrested few days ago, now Fayose has also been arrested. What is next?
I do not think any of these moves will truly completely rectify corruption in Nigeria. It will only educate others to change their style and be more careful.

Corruption in Nigeria is giving birth to triplet every minute.

He's in hot oil.
Corruption could be worked out, but murder is a total different ball game.

Hi BigB1,

I admit my use of the word sycophant was not precise enough.

Though I still maintain that your position on IBB, OBJ, Ehindero is certainly not based on consistency my comment on sycophant has everything to do with people you deal with as I cannot see A and call it B.

So, in essence the use of the word sycophant has more to do with people that relate with you than you as a person.

My position on your ratings of our leaders as regards corruption is crystal clear.

I hope there are no doubts whatsoever now.

@Afam:

My stance regarding leadership in Nigeria is pure and simple.

Just because you hate IBB, but I see something totally different doesn't make me bad.

Many see your stance regarding situation in middle east as complete retardation, but yet it doesn't make you  to be a bad person. This is democracy, we are free to pick and select different leaders based on different experience and belief.

What we need to do is learn how to be civilized and respect one another regardless of what we think is right for our country, Nigeria.

@Afam:
Could you please identify 2 or 3 things that made me out to be bad?

I will say gap toothed, which also gives him a stylish and unique look.
You should check out his pics in the 80's.