EFCC Has No Right To Prosecute State Governors For Stealing — Supreme Court Rules

[Toyin Falola]

EFCC Has No Right To Prosecute State Governors For Stealing — Supreme Court Rules

https://newspotng.com/efcc-has-no-right-to-prosecute-state-governors-for-stealing-supreme-court-rules/


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[Victor Okafor]

Is this a joke?

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[K. Gozie Ifesinachukwu]

No; it is not a joke. It is NIGERIA!

 

“The implication of the Supreme Court ruling is that a governor and his cronies can now steal as much as they want from the state, and all the governor needs to do is to install a successor who would watch the back of the old governor, although this is subject to the powers of the police to charge anyone to court.”—Newspot Nigeria.

 

Nigeria is not a serious country. Weep for Nigeria!

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[Toyin Falola]

No

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On Jun 9, 2022, at 4:55 PM, Victor Okafor <vok...@emich.edu> wrote:



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[Cornelius Hamelberg]

There can be no better illustration of "This takes the biscuit !"

It's bad enough when someone is being deliberately ironic or satirical and is misunderstood, however, this weird Nigerian court decision is the perfect example that fits into the concept that "truth is stranger than fiction", that justice is interchangeable with injustice, that Saint Muhammadu -don't-expect-any-miracles Buhari's saintly administration features criminal judges who believe that justice is best served by exonerating the criminals.

Is this not the type of evil that Paul was referring to in his sermon about " spiritual wickedness in high places"?

What says Presidential hopeful Atiku Abubakar about this desperate state of affairs?

[Cornelius Hamelberg]

This thread was not too far off the mark, after all :

https://groups.google.com/g/usaafricadialogue/c/FC4PSkXbyoA/m/aOqVgGjpAQAJ