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A statement by Prof. Yusuf Usman has triggered reactions online after he questioned perceived patterns in EFCC arrests. He mentioned several individuals and suggested that some groups may not have faced the same level of scrutiny.

The comment has since sparked widespread debate, with many Nigerians sharing different views on fairness, justice, and the fight against corruption in the country.
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What do you think about this claim? Is there bias or not?

How many fulani were arrested under the lanky fulani man that spoiled and pillaged for eight good years?

He should mention the Yoruba that he feels should be arrested.....

CodeTemplar:
How many fulani were arrested under the lanky fulani man that spoiled and pillaged for eight good years?

So Tinubu and Buhari are now competing on who will win the most incompetent President of Nigeria's award?



You guys ought to have told Nigerians earlier that Tinubu came to destroy Nigeria more than Buhari instead of pretending all these while, sophisticated reasoning, tueh

He should go to court

What we are building isn't a country! We just a bunch of time wasters bounded in a jungle called Nigeria

I cannot believe this "whataboutism" is coming from a professor.

They loved it when OBJ dragged Chief of Police Tafa Balogun, his friend Folabi and other prominent Yoruba including this Tinubu to court.

They love to see Yoruba slaughter one another so that they can label them the so-called sophisticated race.

After calling him the most detribalized Nigerian, they are still kicking him today.

So it is the Yoruba that is untouchable today, not Fulani.

banku:
I cannot believe this "whataboutism" is coming from a professor.

They loved it when OBJ dragged Chief of Police Tafa Balogun, his friend Folabi and other prominent Yoruba including this Tinubu to court.

They love to see Yoruba slaughter one another so that they can label them the so-called sophisticated race.

After calling him the most detribalized Nigerian, they are still kicking him today.

So it is the Yoruba that is untouchable today, not Fulani.

And who will be untouchable tommorow when Mr Bulabar leaves the stage?

Dalohad:
And who will be untouchable tommorow when Mr Bulabar leaves the stage?

Contrary to the allegations of no arrests, in 2024–2025, the EFCC has continued to prosecute high-profile individuals from the Southwest, including former Ekiti Governor Ayo Fayose and former Ondo State official Olu Agunloye.