₦airaland Forum

blackpanda:
Why will he step down. The judges talk is merely an allegation with no atom of proof. Just unverifiable stories. On the other hand, the judges were caught red handed. The anti-graft agencies to investigate amaechi, and if found wanting then he can step down.

But the judges story is also fantastic. As at the time they claim amaechi was bribing them, they had already delivered judgement. So why will someone be bribing u wen u have already delivered judgement than cannot be reversed?? Makes no sense

Do you think you are addressing kids? The allegations against the judges are also mere allegations. You said they were caught red handed, red handed doing what, collecting bribe? It's not a crime for you to have a billion dollars in your house, it becomes a crime if the money was gotten through illegal means and so far, this has not been established against the judges.

As for the 2nd part of your post, you need to go and read the judge's letter to the CJN, he never said Amaechi came to meet him on the date after judgement had been delivered, he said he reported to the Chief judge on thst day.

Do not try to obfuscate us here please.

blackpanda:
Even raising the issue of amaechi further indicts the judges. It means politicians have been coming to them secretly and they didnt bother to report such, which is another violation of the Rules of Professional Conduct. Even if the amaechi story is true, it doesnt absolve the judges of this particular crime.

Stop digressing. I didn't ask whether mentioning Amaechi further indicted them or not.

Let me ask again, Should Amaechi step down until he clears his name or not?

seunmsg:
Under Jonathan when the proceeds of the illegal pipeline protection contract was flowing in, he was very much a Nigerian. Now, parade don change gear and the loud mouth is no longer a Nigerian. Alhaji Asari, nobody cares about your greedy fat ass anymore.

You see your life? If you have been following events in your country, you'd have known that video was made under Jonathan as president.

tolulope2021:
A very welcome development. That has been what we have been clamouring for over the time. If at the end of the investigation, they are clean then they can resume sitting.
I pray Saraki should follow suit

How about Amaechi?

DEXTROVERT:
why
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meet
hates
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and
prays
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government
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and
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Share
Of
Benefits

Why does Buhari hate 10 out of every 10 Igbos?

Mustack:
hahaha you have eyes but you can't see sorry boo.. don't you heard that Lagos have discovered crude oil that is name aje?.. make una continue to dy bomb senseless ppl.

That produces less than 7,000 barrels per day?

Nice one. Step in the right direction.

EastGold:
Northern agenda or no agenda, make them put food on the table.


Nigerians are hungry

Selling your birthright for a bowl of porridge?

tuniski:
Nigerian economy is very diversified with over 40 Economies. Mouthing diversification as way out of recession instead of stimulus shows Kemi is handicap!

This us what I keep telling people. Nigeria's economy is well diversified, it's only govt's source of foreign exchange that is not diversified as it is oil dependant.

Naijiant:
Ok oooh.

Your source says N2.1bn. How's that related to $2.2bn?

Naijiant:
He is charged with fraud and money laundering in relation to that amount.

That is not true.


May be true in APC media court.

Naijiant:
I see you want to dance around the specifics. He has been charged with money laundering and other offences. So commenting on the case like Goodluck did is in possible contempt of court.

Goodluck commented about an allegation that Dasuki stole $2.2bn and as far as we know, Dasuki is not standing trial anywhere in the world for stealing $2.2bn.

Naijiant:
He has been charged. So he is on trial, even if the trial has been stalled.

For stealing $2.2bn, are you for real?

Can you provide a link please?

Naijiant:
Jonathan's comments on Dasuki could be interpreted as contempt of court. It shows how Nigerian rulers have no regard for the rule of law.
http://www.naijiant.com/articles/goodluck-foot-mouth/

What contempt of court?

Is Dasuki standing trial anywhere for stealing $2.2bn?

aresa:
There must be trial before conviction and sane and sensible Nigerians know they are all still on trial and non set free yet.

The fact that you support and defend corrupt people should not make you lose your common sense.

This is where they need to make arrests - https://storify.com/ogundamisi/ournigeriansoldiersneedhelp-a-cry-out-to-ngrpresid#publicize

Aufbauh:
Seriously?? the headquarters of "Ugu republic" is at again churning out achievement that some states have gone past the line without making any noise about it.

Since this one was deported from Germany, he's been talking off point.

The case lacks merit.

Seeeeeeee:
Cecilia & Anietie wishing my beautiful sister happiness in her new home... Congratulations

Da mi, doko ebe eyin eka mfo yak anye atongo gym ASAP.

omenka:
Until we see the footage, it remains nothing but a rumour.

One of the few times Omenka makes sense, actually once in 13 lunar months.

As long as it's coming from Okorocha, forget it. It doesn't exist.

sarrki:
Wailers will never appreciate anything


Why didn't Innoson get such offer during the time of

Your adored hero

No, the deal for the vehicle manufacturing company which he set up with help from the Chinese was done in 1984/85 when your messiah was in power. Mtcheww!

sarrki:
Oyee of little faith

Baba go shame all wailers

The irony if it is that Baba has already shamed you but you choose to live in denial which is gradually waning.

SamuelAnyawu:
Yes I agree with you on this. But that doesn't mean others can't serve well too. If you employ the greatest hands in Nigeria it will lead to nowhere with the kind of politics we play here in Nigeria.

1999- till date we are still running a 97% consumption economy. Can we all day all Finance Ministers from 1999 till date are incompetent? The bulk of the non stops at the Presidency.

I love your mention

I've been privileged to live in developed countries and I can tell you they do not necessarily have more intelligent people than Nigeria.

Take for instance the UK, the average Brit is not more intelligent than the average Nigerian but the difference between the British society and Nigeria is that those that lead (political and economic leaders) and make policies are chosen from the top percentile of intelligent Brits. It's not an all comers affair like it is in Nigeria where someone without a school cert can find his way to become president. If you look at the CVs of throw leaders, you'd see they were educated at prestigious institutions; The Etons, Oxford, Cambridge, that's the difference. They leave the process of leadership and policy formulation to academically sound people with high IQ.

So my brother, it matters a lot.

SamuelAnyawu:
My Man Reno we all Love GEJ but please shut up.

So if I'm having an MBA from a Nigerian University I should never become the minister of finance?

Leadership is always the will to lead biko.

When Thomas Sankara moved Burkina Faso from a debt ridden economy to a surplus economy I guess he had a Professor Of Economics as his adviser?


Most of my kinsmen with no WAEC Certificates have built industries worth billions of Naira, While several PhD in Management/Business Admin Holders can't run even a photocopying centre.


Shut Up Reno

It is not by accident that the greatest people that gave impacted on humanity and sciences attended the world's top universities. You cannot get tour MBA from a Nigerian university and expect to be at par with someone who got his from Havard. This is sad but true.

As a student @ Harvard, you are exposed to global leading corporations by way of internships, work placement and so on. You are involved in researches that impact tge globe. You develop networks with global business, economic and political leaders and future leaders.

Yes, leadership is another kettle of fish but most global leaders who have made impacts have been known to attend the best schools and besides, heading the Finance ministry is not just about leadership but more of expertise than leadership.

Clerverly:
[size=16pt]And May Thunder Strike Dead Any USELESS Nigerian That Supports Corruption[/size]

AMEN!

Bearing in mind that Nepotism is corruption, offering bribe to judges is corruption, Selective fight against corruption is corruption, making promises and denying same is corruption and so on.

Note that the pastor didn't say that he did not lead Umana to Justice Okoro's house. He said he didn't lead Umana to Justice Okoro's house to discuss bribery.

desire19a:
[size=28pt]correction, that is 1959[/size]

Is 1959 not 1950's?

wellmax:
...and what did CJN do?
Did CJN make any reference to this in their statement in defense of the Judges?

Point of correction, CJN never issued any statement in defense of the judges. He only made a statement condemning the modus operandi of the DSS in the matter. Those are 2 distinct matters.

wellmax:
If Amaechi tried to bribe you, why did you keep quite until now.

Did you not read where he said he reported it to the Chief justice?

brainpulse:
This is corruption fighting back. A desperate, corrupt judge trying to weep up public emotions in bid to escape justice. you were bribe and didnt report is a crime on its own. He desperately avoided the main reason he was arrested and created figments to shift focus from his crime.

Did you not read where he said he reported it to the Chief judge?