omoadeleye:




Na everyone poor in my family?

seunayantokun:
That is to say, never you thief if your boss is a bigger thief!

ijustdey:
A Federal High Court in Abuja has granted the former commander of the Force Intelligence Response Team, DCP Abba Kyari, two weeks’ bail after 27 months in detention.

Kyari is expected to conclude his mother, Yachilla Kyari’s burial rites.

https://punchng.com/breaking-abba-kyari-gets-bail-after-27-months-in-detention/?amp

PlayerMeji:
So quick to show her face ..but what of the general's wife..where did she get 35m to buy gold chain ...

optimistfeel:
35 million naira gold jewelry of general's wife hmmm....Seem like those general's wife have more money than their husband...

Risingblue008:
What a hell is a generals wife doing with goods worth 35million
Wetin she dey work?
Whats her position is her office?
How much does she earns?

That money can pay 10 retired military personnel gratuity.
Na him person get as gold for house,
B4,i was hopin that this great nation will be good
But as for the legacy wey APC leave,
It will be imposible for this country to go forward

greggng:
Some of you think the general wife is a poor woman? Being a house wife doesn't make her poor ..people get gift worth more than that . Some if this general wives are richer than them

TinubuThief:
Where did she get the money from?
Nigeria is a conglomerate of Thieves and criminals

dre11:
EXCLUSIVE: Female Soldier Dismissed For Stealing 'N35Million Gold Jewellery' From Nigerian Army General’s Wife



https://saharareporters.com/2024/05/22/exclusive-female-soldier-dismissed-stealing-n35million-gold-jewellery-nigerian-army

greggng:
Some of you think the general wife is a poor woman? Being a house wife doesn't make her poor ..people get gift worth more than that . Some if this general wives are richer than them

malali:
[b]In the ongoing travesty of justice that defines our beloved nation, the case of Yahya Bello epitomizes the rot within the Nigerian judicial system. It is nothing short of a national disgrace that while she is swiftly tried, judged, and sentenced within a mere 24 hours, those in the corridors of power continue to roam free, untouchable and unaccountable. This stark contrast lays bare the selective justice that pervades our society.

In Nigeria, the axe of graft and corruption falls disproportionately on the low cadre and the economically disadvantaged. The poor and the powerless are made scapegoats, paraded before the courts and the media to give a false sense of justice being served. Meanwhile, the bourgeoisie and the politically exposed individuals, who plunder our nation's wealth in billions, escape without so much as a slap on the wrist. They are never arrested, never questioned, and never held accountable for their egregious crimes against the state.

These individuals blatantly defy the government, refusing to appear for interrogations or questioning, their arrogance and impunity shielded by their wealth and connections. This gross miscarriage of justice not only undermines the rule of law but also erodes the trust of the average Nigerian in the system meant to protect and serve all citizens equally.

It is an indictment of our justice system that those entrusted with the welfare of the nation are the very ones who bleed it dry, facing no repercussions while the common man bears the brunt of their greed. This selective justice is not just a flaw in our system; it is a cancer that threatens the very fabric of our society.

The Nigerian government must be harshly reprimanded for allowing such blatant inequality to persist. We demand a justice system where the law is truly blind, where the powerful are held to the same standards as the powerless, and where corruption is eradicated not selectively, but universally. Only then can we hope to build a nation where justice prevails, and every citizen, regardless of their socioeconomic status, is treated with fairness and dignity.[/b]

dre11:
EXCLUSIVE: Female Soldier Dismissed For Stealing 'N35Million Gold Jewellery' From Nigerian Army General’s Wife



https://saharareporters.com/2024/05/22/exclusive-female-soldier-dismissed-stealing-n35million-gold-jewellery-nigerian-army

oz4real83:
Proceeds of diversion of funds meant for security . The General's wife don draw her husband leg come out, the General, his wife and family need to be investigated . Why should a General's wife have an army personnel attached to her Why do the army authorities always make corrupt decisions

Ajehkpako4naija:
Then the generals wife must be a thief also. How much is her husband's salary. Probably 35m meant for military artillery was channelled into that

blacksta:
Apr 28, 2009

The Brig.-Gen. Ishaya Bauka-led court martial on Monday sentenced 27 former United Nations peacekeepers to life imprisonment for protesting the non-payment of their peacekeeping allowances.

The convicts include three female members of the peace operation.

The court, however, discharged and acquitted one of the 28 accused soldiers, Lance Corporal Bala Aliyu, for want of evidence.

The female soldiers, Yetunde Olanihun, Mary Idoko and Esther Nkawor, and other convicted soldiers who have been[b] in detention since July 2008,[/b] did not betray any emotion as the court handed them the maximum punishment for their offence.

The defence counsel, Mr. Femi Falana, who appeared briefly during the judgment, described it as a charade, saying the soldiers would appeal the judgment.

Falana had accused the president of the court martial of bias during the hearing.

He claimed that Bauka had said that no matter what, the soldiers would be punished for protesting. The human rights lawyer and the president of the court martial had an altercation during the hearing which led to Bauka walked away from the court.

In a judgment that was read for more than five hours, the president of the court martial said that the prosecution team, led by Lt.-Col. Sampson Nurseman, proved beyond reasonable doubt that the 27 soldiers, who served in the United Nations Mission in Liberia, were guilty of a one count charge of mutiny levelled against them.

The court held that the soldiers violated Section 12 subsection 2 of the Armed Forces Act of 2004.

It added that the punishment prescribed by the law was life imprisonment for the offenders, subject to the confirmation by the superior authorities.

The 27 soldiers jailed for life include Sergeant Oliver Akwara, Corporals Princewill Onwunari, Corporals Abass Saliu and Paul Maikudi.

Others are Lance Corporals Umar Abdukadir, Musa Salisu, Paschal Steven, Ibrahim Yusuf Loveday Nnadi, Yomi Ibukun, Bello Zaharadeen, Okani Pope, Wanogho Shadrack, Lawal Abubakar, Innocent Egbuna and John Felix.

The rest are Kabiru Mohammed, Chukwudi Onwukanjo, Samuel Ogbe, Jonathan Komo, Adaraloye Olalekan, Salisu Ibrahim, Anthogah Jonathan and Kelechi Anukan.

All the soldiers served under Lt. Col.-Godwin Umelo in NIBATT 15 at the United Nations Missions in Liberia.

Bauka held that the soldiers disobeyed the order of the commanding officer of the 323 Artillery Regiment, Akure, Ondo State, where they staged a public protest to press for the payment of their compulsory savings.

Bauka said, “A junior serving personnel is bound to obey the order of their superior once the order is legal. The refusal to obey the order fails to meet the military standard.”

The soldiers had during the trial said that they were arrested at random, adding that one of the officers collected a bribe of $150 from some of those arrested for the same offence.

They stated that the officer freed those who paid the bribe and refused to let go those of them who refused to cooperate with him.

But while the soldiers were jailed for life, the officers who were responsible for the mix-up which triggered the protest were given a very light punishment.

http://www.punchontheweb.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art200904283573534

SirBastine:
Before I ask about the way and means by which she got that amount in jewelry; So being a General's wife now makes her to be entitled to a personnal security ...... is it constitutional or just the normal abuse of power and position as usual with those in Power

omoadeleye:




Na everyone go poor like your family?

dre11:
EXCLUSIVE: Female Soldier Dismissed For Stealing 'N35Million Gold Jewellery' From Nigerian Army General’s Wife



https://saharareporters.com/2024/05/22/exclusive-female-soldier-dismissed-stealing-n35million-gold-jewellery-nigerian-army

crossbreedwears:
You're the most stupid person on this comment section. First of all, did you make a research if she has a gold business or how she came about it? You just open your dirty mouth and talk down about people who you know nothing about. And you also said 35m will pay 10 retired army personnel?? You must br mad! If there is something good General Buhari did while in office was how he ensured armed forces afe well paid after retirement. That 35m is what a Master Warrant officer will get as gratuity. Please have sense before you speak nonsense about the military