₦airaland Forum

DeLaRue:
But isn't a fundamental part of the problem the fact that the Police, EFCC and other crime prevention organisations are also enmeshed in some degree of corruption.

Also, Teachers, mechanics, Professors, tailors, nurses, lawyers, surveyors, name it. There is corruption everywhere.

What makes a corrupt politician more deserving of arrest than a tailor you give 5 yards to but hides 1.5 yards for himself, and sows you an attire that is 1 size smaller than your normal size?

If you insist that all corrupt politicians must be arrested. I agree, but I also want all corrupt people, including that tailor to be arrested.

But that's not going to happen until we have enough prisons to accommodate at least 50 million manifestly corrupt Nigerians

So it is inevitable that some thieves, including allegedly corrupt politicians will escape. The system simply can't handle the scale of the corruption in the society.

nairalanda1:
They are all the same. Don't use tinubu corruption to excuse GEJ corruptuion. If that man had controlled the corruptuon under his regime, we won't have had APC and Buhari and tinubu taking over by now.

Same thing with Shagari. If Shagari had controlled his minions corruption, we won't have had the disastrous millitary rule of 1983-99.

APC Is very corrupt, and they are hypocrites, but GEJ, and by extension all his PDP predecessors were just as bad.

You NIgerians should vote them all out and vote for someone else, but no, all of you like buhari, tinubu, gej, obasanjo, etal. SO, the looting continues.

Elusive001:
Tinubu’s corruption?

So you know that he has his own domain, corruption, as you said, yet you supported him.

DeLaRue:
But isn't a fundamental part of the problem the fact that the Police, EFCC and other crime prevention organisations are also enmeshed in some degree of corruption.

Also, Teachers, mechanics, Professors, tailors, nurses, lawyers, surveyors, name it. There is corruption everywhere.

What makes a corrupt politician more deserving of arrest than a tailor you give 5 yards to but hides 1.5 yards for himself, and sows you an attire that is 1 size smaller than your normal size?

If you insist that all corrupt politicians must be arrested. I agree, but I also want all corrupt people, including that tailor to be arrested.

But that's not going to happen until we have enough prisons to accommodate at least 50 million manifestly corrupt Nigerians

So it is inevitable that some thieves, including allegedly corrupt politicians will escape. The system simply can't handle the scale of the corruption in the society.

nairalanda1:
They are all the same. Don't use tinubu corruption to excuse GEJ corruptuion. If that man had controlled the corruptuon under his regime, we won't have had APC and Buhari and tinubu taking over by now.

Same thing with Shagari. If Shagari had controlled his minions corruption, we won't have had the disastrous millitary rule of 1983-99.

APC Is very corrupt, and they are hypocrites, but GEJ, and by extension all his PDP predecessors were just as bad.

You NIgerians should vote them all out and vote for someone else, but no, all of you like buhari, tinubu, gej, obasanjo, etal. SO, the looting continues.

alphaconde:
what was her offense really

adams123:
Why u no add obi in your list? U are biased!

DeLaRue:
Most police investigations are based on a degree of speculation. Police can arrest you if it has a reasonable cause to believe that you're connected to an alleged crime. If the investigation establishes that the arrestee is not connected to the crime, then the arrestee is released.

What's important is for the Police not to abuse the 'reasonable cause' basis for initiating or embarking on an arrest.

As for Mr Yahya Bello, he underwent a police investigation, and his case is proceeding in court. The Nigerian constitution permits him to 'walk free' - as you put, until and if the court finds him guilty.

DeLaRue:
But isn't a fundamental part of the problem the fact that the Police, EFCC and other crime prevention organisations are also enmeshed in some degree of corruption.

Also, Teachers, mechanics, Professors, tailors, nurses, lawyers, surveyors, name it. There is corruption everywhere.

What makes a corrupt politician more deserving of arrest than a tailor you give 5 yards to but hides 1.5 yards for himself, and sows you an attire that is 1 size smaller than your normal size?

If you insist that all corrupt politicians must be arrested. I agree, but I also want all corrupt people, including that tailor to be arrested.

But that's not going to happen until we have enough prisons to accommodate at least 50 million manifestly corrupt Nigerians

So it is inevitable that some thieves, including allegedly corrupt politicians will escape. The system simply can't handle the scale of the corruption in the society.

fergie001:
SOURCE

DeLaRue:
But isn't a fundamental part of the problem the fact that the Police, EFCC and other crime prevention organisations are also enmeshed in some degree of corruption.

Also, Teachers, mechanics, Professors, tailors, nurses, lawyers, surveyors, name it. There is corruption everywhere.

What makes a corrupt politician more deserving of arrest than a tailor you give 5 yards to but hides 1.5 yards for himself, and sows you an attire that is 1 size smaller than your normal size?

If you insist that all corrupt politicians must be arrested. I agree, but I also want all corrupt people, including that tailor to be arrested.

But that's not going to happen until we have enough prisons to accommodate at least 50 million manifestly corrupt Nigerians

So it is inevitable that some thieves, including allegedly corrupt politicians will escape. The system simply can't handle the scale of the corruption in the society.

DeLaRue:
Most police investigations are based on a degree of speculation. Police can arrest you if it has a reasonable cause to believe that you're connected to an alleged crime. If the investigation establishes that the arrestee is not connected to the crime, then the arrestee is released.

What's important is for the Police not to abuse the 'reasonable cause' basis for initiating or embarking on an arrest.

As for Mr Yahya Bello, he underwent a police investigation, and his case is proceeding in court. The Nigerian constitution permits him to 'walk free' - as you put, until and if the court finds him guilty.

DeLaRue:
Most police investigations are based on a degree of speculation. Police can arrest you if it has a reasonable cause to believe that you're connected to an alleged crime. If the investigation establishes that the arrestee is not connected to the crime, then the arrestee is released.

What's important is for the Police not to abuse the 'reasonable cause' basis for initiating or embarking on an arrest.

As for Mr Yahya Bello, he underwent a police investigation, and his case is proceeding in court. The Nigerian constitution permits him to 'walk free' - as you put, until and if the court finds him guilty.

fergie001:
SOURCE

malali:
Achimugu arrested on speculative unsubstantiated allegations.


Yahya Bello walking free with hard evidence of looting and corruption and visible assets 100x his salary and income.


Tinubu's Idea of fighting corruption.

Abbeytoy:
Yaya Bello was granted bail by court of law. Na you people go still cry about witch-hunt if he was not granted bail.

malali:
And bail or not ? Is 2 years not enough to prosecute a straight forward corruption case ?

Look at senator Mendez democrat in America already tried and prosecuted and given 11years jail term.

Look at congressman George Santos in America also sent to jail for 7 years.


All these cases were started after Yahya Bello. Justice delayed is justice denied. Yahya Bello should be in Jail by now.