orion7:
Nigerians think they re doing ekweremadu. The country’s name is at ridicule here.

dalass:
Thanks to Baba Obasanjo, a Yoruba elder statesman, standing up for an Igbo man. How many of his kinsmen are standing up for him. It is his "brother " that landed, Ike, his wife and another Igbo Dr in soup!

tunjiajayi:


Lowest of the low.
Obasanjo has finally lost it.th

This is so unbecoming of a so called elder statesman.

Imagine interfering in a court case without being a party to the case or counsel on the case.

This is the height of self conceit.

Shame on you Mr obj.

gasparpisciotta:
Obasanjo just dey write upandan....the first two paragraphs were more about himself than Ekweremadu.

It must always be about him-self serving man.

Meanwhile, Ekweremadu’s act is criminal in the face of the UK law.

Even King Charles will find it hard to intervene

dapsoneh:
You see this old fool parading himself as God sent
How can you describe people who wanted to steal another persons body part without duly informing him just to make sure their own daughter stays alive? What's God fearing here?
If they were, they wouldn't have tricked the young man knowing the consequence of Losing kidney and what it entails to maintain treatment of the donor
OBJ is just an old fool, b4 u say mark, he don start to write rubbish
If you want to plead for leniency, do that in peace without making other people look stupid by describing people who committed heinous crime as God's fearing

Menclothing:
This is a joke right ?
Many Nigerians in Uk prisons for small issue I know write letter shameful

gasparpisciotta:
Obasanjo just dey write upandan....the first two paragraphs were more about himself than Ekweremadu.

It must always be about him-self serving man.

Meanwhile, Ekweremadu’s act is criminal in the face of the UK law.

Even King Charles will find it hard to intervene

superlanny:
I also am a man of pity and would seek the judges be lenient based on the passionate attempt in messing up.

Doesn't still change the fact that if our leaders, Obasanjo and Ekweremadu included, along with the bunch of clueless mofos we have currently past and present, BUILT/BUILD world class facilities and hospitals in a system where every process has a legal backing and accountability for every action.




Unfortunately, UK is not Nigeria where the law is practically abused effortlessly.

Flier:
I think the Government need to pass a law to make it legal to sell organs
All these crimes won’t be necessary,people are willing to sell at a good price
But if you look at it from the left,Nigerians will abuse it by selling their children’s organs.

Omoawoke:
Make them help this guy abeg.
This is one of our leaders, no country should watch this embarrassment.

Before you blame this Ekweremadu, I’m not saying he did right but the truth is that many people are worse when faced with pressure.
Before you question people’s moral ground, would you do same when faced with same pressure?

gasparpisciotta:
Obasanjo just dey write upandan....the first two paragraphs were more about himself than Ekweremadu.

It must always be about him-self serving man.

Meanwhile, Ekweremadu’s act is criminal in the face of the UK law.

Even King Charles will find it hard to intervene

gasparpisciotta:
Obasanjo just dey write upandan....the first two paragraphs were more about himself than Ekweremadu.

It must always be about him-self serving man.

Meanwhile, Ekweremadu’s act is criminal in the face of the UK law.

Even King Charles will find it hard to intervene

gasparpisciotta:
Obasanjo just dey write upandan....the first two paragraphs were more about himself than Ekweremadu.

It must always be about him-self serving man.

Meanwhile, Ekweremadu’s act is criminal in the face of the UK law.

Even King Charles will find it hard to intervene

gasparpisciotta:
Obasanjo just dey write upandan....the first two paragraphs were more about himself than Ekweremadu.

It must always be about him-self serving man.

Meanwhile, Ekweremadu’s act is criminal in the face of the UK law.

Even King Charles will find it hard to intervene

motayoayinde:
WHO DOES THIS MAN THINK HE IS?

OBASANJO REALLY DOES OVERESTIMATE THE LEVEL OF HIS INFLUENCE.

HE THINKS HIS SILLY LETTER CAN SUBVERT JUSTICE IN A COUNTRY WHERE THINGS WORK.

motayoayinde:
WHO DOES THIS MAN THINK HE IS?

OBASANJO REALLY DOES OVERESTIMATE THE LEVEL OF HIS INFLUENCE.

HE THINKS HIS SILLY LETTER CAN SUBVERT JUSTICE IN A COUNTRY WHERE THINGS WORK.

gasparpisciotta:
Obasanjo just dey write upandan....the first two paragraphs were more about himself than Ekweremadu.

It must always be about him-self serving man.

Meanwhile, Ekweremadu’s act is criminal in the face of the UK law.

Even King Charles will find it hard to intervene

superlanny:
I also am a man of pity and would seek the judges be lenient based on the passionate attempt in messing up.

Doesn't still change the fact that if our leaders, Obasanjo and Ekweremadu included, along with the bunch of clueless mofos we have currently past and present, BUILT/BUILD world class facilities and hospitals in a system where every process has a legal backing and accountability for every action.

Unfortunately, UK is not Nigeria where the law is practically abused effortlessly.

chisomkachy:


https://thewhistler.ng/ekweremadu-obasanjo-writes-emotional-letter-to-uk-court-seeks-leniency/

orion7:
Nigerians think they re doing ekweremadu. The country’s name is at ridicule here.

Sermwell:

You know nothing! His international personality may sway things in favor of Ekwerenmadu! Obasanjo is 2 time president of Nigeria. It's very important the recipients of the letter know the personality of the sender.

chisomkachy:


https://thewhistler.ng/ekweremadu-obasanjo-writes-emotional-letter-to-uk-court-seeks-leniency/