THERE may be no hiding place for Nigerian politicians planning to escape the long arm of the law, especially after the handover of power on May 29.

America's Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has declared that it is ready to extradite such fleeing political office holders if asked by the Nigerian government to so do.

With this development, will other countries be willing in assisting Nigeria in nailing all this old corrupt politicians?

http://www.guardiannewsngr.com/news/article01

Let us keep our fingers crossed and not expect too much, there is a whole dark world that exists between "if the Nigerian government asks and the US state department agrees".

Between that cycle a lot of intrests come in, bussiness, economic, security etc., and some of these intrests we are talking about will be put first by America or even some people in Nigerian government before the Will of the man Mallam Nuhu Ribadu.

If I am Ribadu what I will pre-occupy myself with in the next dinspesation is to put in place strategies to checkmate looting and ensure accountabality in the first place because that will impact more on the lives of Nigerians rather than jailing Atiku.

Though jailing corrupt ex-leaders sends out a clear message to the new ones but we need to find a balance point between what we wish to achieve and what we can achieve.

Well jailing and collecting their assets and closing their bank account will help as well, we recover $150, Million form TAFA BALOGUN, Just imagine how much we will get back from TINUBU, ATIKU and other associates?  What the government need to do is restrict all this useless medical treatments abroad.