The $15million dollar bribe allegedly received by the EFCC from the former Governor of Delta State Chief James Onanefe Ibori should be returned to the coffers of the Delta State Govt because it belongs to the state. When former Governor Joshua Dariye money was confiscated in similar circumstance, it was returned to the coffers of Plateau State. In the same vein, the case of Chief D.S.P. Alamieseigha the funds were also returned to Bayelsa State coffers. Why is the case of Delta State different? The money when returned will go a long way in addressing the infrastructural deficits of the state. This has been the argument. My guys what do you think? I'm eager to hear from you.
I think a commonwealth fund commission should be set up to manage the monies and more that would be returned

Nothing more than returning the monies to the Delta state coffers should be done. FG has no hand whatsoever on this issue. Efcc made clear that ibori bribed them with the said money, and that money belongs to Delta state period.

It is a must. The money must be returned to Delta State

any thing short of returning the money to our state will be vehemently rejected by d youths in Delta State

what is applicable to Plateau and Bayelsa state is also applicable to delta state, give us our money, Urhobo Youths tell federal government

But why did Delta say their money was not missing? Even Ibori said it did not come from him and the Delta youths prevented his arrest claiming he was not guilty so they have proved beyond reasonable doubt that the money is not theirs.

I think Mr president is bent on efforcing Justice and equity at all cost, this is a potent specimen to experiment on. Return our money and be applauded. There is nothing more honorable to be done than following precedence. Evangelist Odogbor udume vincent.

I strongly believe that if Mr President is desirous to transform the country, he should ensure equity, justice and fairness in deciding issues such as the money in question. Delta state is in dire need of that money to finance so many projects that are seriously needed in the state.