₦airaland Forum

LegendHero:
This is a video of him arriving in court in 1965.

Woke Soyinka, a legend!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7O1Kzy8HtHg

GboyegaD:
Wole Soyinka has been radical since time immemorial. The police guy makes policing look decent compared to what we have today.

SLAP44:
Sarrki, Sue him.

Why bother us with this rubbish, when we were warning you not to vote for illiterate people, you are the I need who was here daily supporting evil.

Sue him.

Obijulius:
The thing above me is pained!

In the light of recent developments I have come to appreciate Mr. Buhari and his efforts to rid this country of frog-eyed greedy and corrupt politicians.

Yes Buhari is not perfect, and it takes a lot to fight ingrained corruption.

The burgling of this office tells you a lot is about to go down.

I fully support all tactics employed by this government to bring bullion looting thieves to book.

Any means, even those outside the limits of the law should be fully and treacherously employed. The aim should be punishment and not correction/adjustment.

I am finally loving this no-nonsense Buhari we are seeing.

If you don’t like it deal with it!

Five days after he was unceremoniously removed from office like his predecessors, President Muhammadu Buhari has explained why he ordered the suspension of the embattled acting chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Mr. Ibrahim Mustafa Magu.

This is coming at the time the NFIU office in Aso Rock Presidential Villa was burgled and at least seven computers containing sensitive financial information were taken away and others badly damaged.

The attack believed to have happened overnight was discovered Friday morning at the No 12 Ibrahim Taiwo Street, Aso Villa office of the NFIU.

The explanation, which is the first official reaction on the arrest and detention of Magu in a police cell since Monday is contained in a statement issued by Umar Gwandu, the spokesperson to Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami, on Friday.

The AGF said the suspension was in order to allow for unhindered inquiry by the Presidential Investigation Panel under the Tribunals of Inquiry Act and other relevant laws. Mr Magu is being probed by a presidential panel investigating alleged corruption and insubordination against him. The allegations were filed against him in a memo to President Buhari by Mr Malami, last month.

He accused Mr Magu of insubordination and re-looting of recovered funds and assets.

Mr Magu was as a result suspended from office on Tuesday, and is still being detained while the panel investigating allegations against him still sits. There has however not been any official statement on the development since Monday.

The statement issued by Malami’s media aide yesterday reads in part: “President Muhammadu Buhari has approved the immediate suspension of Ibrahim Magu as Ag. Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) in order to allow for unhindered inquiry by the Presidential Investigation Panel under the Tribunals of Inquiry Act and other relevant laws.”

According to the statement, “President Muhammadu Buhari has also approved that the EFCC Director of Operations, Mohammed Umar, should take charge and oversee the activities of the Commission pending the conclusion of the ongoing investigation and further directives in that regard(s)”.

In a fresh twist to the development, Saturday Sun gathered that the office of the Nigeria Financial Intelligence Unit (NFIU), a body responsible for housing sensitive information about financial transactions in the country has been burgled and at least seven computers containing vital data were removed and taken away. An official of the agency who confirmed the development however, assured that the data on the stolen computers could still be retrived from hard disks. He also stated that other computers left behind by the burglars were damaged with a view to destroying the information on them. It was also gathered that the burglars numbering about six were however captured on CCTV camera in the office. It was also learnt that mobile policemen on duty in the office were arrested yesterday for interrogation. Some NFIU officials had on Thursday appeared before the Justice Salami panel investigating Magu to testify. Some of the panel members were however scheduled to visit the NFIU office on Friday morning but before they arrived the office was burgled overnight and sensitive data on movement of funds carted away.

seunmsg:
Nothing wrong, bro. What’s life without been able to enjoy a cold bottle of beer? E no fit kill himself.

mrsirval:
why covering nose and mouth leaving the cup of beer open?

Whiteangel1234:
There is corona virus nah . many country are restricted now

Kriss216:
Their loss!

Muna4real:
Hahahahahahahahahaha

Okay then. Describe amakohia for me

madridguy:
Long time bros.

Muna4real:
Have you been to anywhere near south east?

madridguy:

Muna4real:
Don't be deceived. There is no work going on there on that bridge. It is still the way it was in 2015. You can visit it yourself and compare how it was during Johnathan's regime.