abbey621:


Next time armed robbers visit you make sure to welcome them with a smile, afterall no be only them dey steal, politicians dey steal too so they are just a result of a failed system...SPITS!

duro4chang:
We are watching you. There must be many skeletons in your cupboard.

esnbrutality:
What about Police that kills and steals from you on a daily basis??...Its is people like you that are against the end sars report....what a country ...Just look at you claiming "Holiness"...spits!!

generalwo:
.... I for no reply you how I wish I know say na mumu u be.... Na wetin you talk make me even react.... U no dey support fraudsters but you say make them release fraudster..... Why contradicting yourself If you don't support fraud, then allow him serve time for his crimes.... No dey talk from the 2 sides of your mouth..... All fraudsters should rot in hell.. Same place as all corrupt politicians..... And the likes of una wen dey solicit for holy treatment for fraudsters

Loreettaa:
Most prisoners end up as repeat offenders. From one jail term to another. Really sad.

davodyguy:
Good for him.

From my tribe, but we don't support criminals.

Jail him and throw the keys away

oshozondii:


https://www.facebook.com/100064596373289/posts/265622345600976/

The judge pronounced Joshua guilty of the four counts and sentenced him to seven years imprisonment on each count, to run concurrently. The court also ordered the convict to restitute his victims.

oilyngbati:
This type of crime (cyber crime) is better than selling nkpuru nmiri (drugs) that destroys lives and generation by the Ipob terrorists.

oshozondii:


https://www.facebook.com/100064596373289/posts/265622345600976/

Dapson73:
I hardly see Efcc arrest Northern guys unlike the way they torment Southern guys.

abbey621:


You obviously don't know the difference between holiness and empathy. Your fixation is on the perp rather than focusing on the victims and their suffering. You're a typical Nigerian, e no concern you unless it happens to you or someone very close to you....Yet you wonder why politicians, police and others maltreat you

Rosement:

It is not a tribal thing. In the world generally, it is normal for lawbreakers to be punished.

esnbrutality:
Free the Guy abeg...Advertising Youths where as their useless political leaders walk free....

I am not a bigot nor a supporter of fraudsters, but i hate Nonsense...

Even Though na "Coneheaded" yaribaa youth...Spits!!

walefresh3:
u be fraudster ? Why are u supporting evil ? Yeye boy... Efcc dey monitor with dis ur statement

esnbrutality:
You support Tinubu and Buhari...with a host of other thieving politicians...who steal your common wealth and make you a proud pauper. No-wonder, you are in deep shiit but your problem...is why a yahoo boy is advertised by a useless organisation that cant probe

why your refineries arent working
why your roads are bad
why your hospitals are useless

Its a shame speaking to you miscreants ..Gosh!!

esnbrutality:
See muguu wey dey form reverse physcology...

Taaa gbafuo hia!!....Kitikpa gbukwa ndi be gi...ezi ohia...anu mpama....spits!!

I just greeted you in swahili abi?? Get outta hia ..bleeping, head slamming, almajiri miscreant...spits!

generalwo:
.... The same devil wen go punish our corrupt leaders, na im go punish yahoo boys and also punish you wen dey support yahoo Boys, not leaving behind the teacher wen no fit teach you simple English.... U say u no dey support yahoo Boys but make them no arrest them....... You for go meet efcc make them release them to you.... No come nairaland dey lament but no forget say, as u dey support them, na the same road wen dem dey pass last last u go pass..... As well as the corrupt government wen we get

AsomArchitectNG:
While others are bagging academic degrees, endorsement deals, life changing contracts, this one is here bagging jail term

esnbrutality:
mtcheeeew...after i don reset your brain ..you decided to see what i meant...guy free me abeg..Tinubu and osibanjo na SAINT

esnbrutality:
So because the young man was "pictured" and exposed..it will serve as a deterrent to others abi?

I ask you a question...AMOSUN was A Governor ..he failed and now he is a Senator..and he is failing as expected, but people like you honor him constantly...why??

Shame him as you want to salivate over the boy that did yahoo...i am not supporting his actions....but the issue with the boy is trivial compared to the humongous stealing by the leaders you foolishly vote into power...so save your useless sermons

...Brain is far from you ..like the EARTH IS FAR FROM JUPITER. See your reasoning, no wonder you are saddled with useless leaders....Spits

generalwo:
.... U only ended up disgracing your ancestors.... Odeh..... U no dey support fraud but you no want make them arrest and jail criminals.... Ewu

...TRY HARDER MUGUU...it cant stand....piss on your black forehead...smash it on the ground facing medina...i dont give 2 fvks....spits!!

ablejesus26:


Mechie onu iberibe.
Ya fugbuo gi ebe ahu onye oshi�
Odika ka onwu gburu nna gi choro I gbu gi�
Continue to thief
Very soon na petrol,tyre,and matches go end your matter
so your matter go become like father like son��
Bloody thief from futa-djalon wey dey bend down piss ��

abbey621:


If you have a credible case with proper evidence against a politician then you can take him or her to court otherwise the law does not recognize sentiments. This case has proper evidence and the judge must sentence according to established guidelines abi you no see say na repeat offender?

Poleski:


As I stated earlier, 28 yrs., whether you agree or not, is too harsh even for a repeat offender. Nigerian judiciary jail poor people harshly, it's a fact!

Let me give you just few examples;

Lucky Igbenedion, was a former governor of Edo state and the first Nigerian ex-governor to be convicted of looting public funds. The EFCC charged him with 142 counts of corruption amounting to $24 million (£12m) using front companies. Lucky entered a plea bargain with the commission in 2008 and refunded a fraction of the amount he was said to have embezzled – and went home.

Late Diepreye Alamieyeseigha, was an ex-governor of Bayelsa state. He was sentenced to two years in jail in 2007 on charges of corruption and money laundering. He served just days of his sentence after spending nearly two years in detention awaiting trial. Alamieyeseigha was originally arrested in London in 2005, but he skipped bail and escaped back to Nigeria dressed as a woman. He was later impeached on the charges at home and authorities made efforts to seize much of his British property. He was reported to have died of cardiac arrest at the University of Port Harcourt Teaching Hospital on the 10th of October 2015.

James Ibori, was a former governor of Delta state. He was sentenced to thirteen years in jail by a London Judge for stealing government funds in Nigeria. Ibori was sentenced for stealing at least $250 million of public funds within the period he served as governor of Delta state after pleading guilty to pleaded guilty to ten counts of money laundering and conspiracy to defraud at Southwark Crown Court, London. Ibori was released from prison in December 2016 after a court order. He served only 4 years out of the 13 years he was sentenced to. He was never jailed in Nigeria, which was unfortunate.

James Bala Ngilari. He was a governor of northeastern Adamawa state for seven months until May 2015. He was convicted of awarding a contract for the procurement of 25 vehicles at a cost of 167 million Naira ($548,891) without following due process. Ngilari was found guilty of five of the 17 charges levelled against him in September 2016 by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and was sentenced to 5 years with no option in fine. His conviction was shortlived because was later acquitted and freed by the Court of Appeal.

Orji Uzor Kalu, served as Abia State governor from May 29, 1999, to May 29, 2007. Kalu was convicted by the Lagos Division of the Federal High Court on Thursday, 5th of December, 2019 and sentenced to 12 years in prison for N7.65 billion fraud, among other multiple sentences ranging from 3 years to 5 years on 27 counts.

However, the Supreme Court in May 2020 nullified Kalu’s conviction on the grounds that Mohammed Idris, the trial judge, did not have jurisdiction to hear the matter since he had been elevated to the Court of Appeal.
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You see the pattern?