ebenholer2:
Odinkalu just seems to have a wrong perspective like most Nigerians. We classify some corruption and unconstitutional habits into high and low form. While the high ones are considered to be dealt with but the low ones should rather be discarded or permitted to continue, whereas the level we are not is prompted by previously discarded bad habits we all engage in.

Johnjustice:
Some of these former heads of agencies are corrupt with no moral fiber. Partisan politics style is our problem, how can a former head of public parastatal sound so ignorant?

Is this troublesome man saying EFCC should not enforce the law, according to the constitution of the federal republic?

Bobrisky is publicly spraying money, how can EFCC not go after him, when he is out there, exposing


himself...if EFCC don't arrest who everyone sees breaking the law, then how will their reputation be?

This law was just put into effect this January 2024, this currency abuse law...the EFCC set up a squad for it February 2024...so all those people who abused naira in the past can not be prosecuted. They can be prosecuted if they break the law after the law was passed. It's a shame grown people are so ignorant. EFCC should charge him, in a volatile system like Nigeria, you need to put people in their place.

If you don't know, listen and learn or research before coming to public place to cause unnecessary confusion.

plaetton:


Thank you jare.

A clear displacement of priorities indeed.

The EFCC, from its own history, is a very corrupt organization. Its leaders lack the moral courage to pursue Its mandate: the arrest and prosecution of Nigeria's networks of economic criminals.

So in typical cowardly fashion, it goes after the lowest hanging fruits to entertain us and justify its existence.

Truvelisback:
Bandits displayed stolen funds online, EFFC turned a blind eye. Gumi, the terrorists ambassador, who keeps defending terrorists, EFFC didn't go after him. Na because him spray money, dem come dey treat as if him thief or commit murder.

adioolayi:


Thank you for this engagement.

Firstly, I personally do not see the arrest and prosecution of Bobrisky by the EFCC as a witch-hunt, because he was not the first celebrity to be prosecuted for Naira Abuse in recent years...the last before his,that I know of was that of a Nollyhood actress, "Simi Gold" ..prosecuted in February 2023 for same offence as that of Bobrisky.
Thank you for this you are highly educated
Back to your Triple E analysis, thank you for this, as I am coming across these for the very first time.

I am of the opinion that Naira Abuse has been a cancer in our society, and almost everyone is guilty..Spraying the Naira at parties tops this chart, it seems to be our culture and law enforcement agencies that will stop us from doing this will do loads of work.

Reorientation of a very large society like Nigeria will cost a lot of money.

Have you heard of Classical deterrence theory before?..It's just about how deterrence are being used to discourage crime.

For me, prosecution of a celebrity for a crime being committed by a very large society like Nigeria, can serve as a deterrence...making larger populace very conscious of the law and the crime.

I think the arrest and prosecution of a celebrity like Bobrisky is cost effective for EFCC, CBN and FGN sending subtle message to the larger society that Naira Abuse is a crime, punishable under the law.

Bobrisky's prosecution is a deterrence...All of your Es were ticked by this singular action of EFCC.

Jessez:


That’s why they want to use him as a good example,, bob is not the first person,,, keep quiet mumu

Jessez:



Is that efcc job,,. Why are some youth so stupid thinking without sense

pretydiva:

You must be a very stupid fellow

Gift96:


King of Badnews

pretydiva:

You must be a very stupid fellow

pretydiva:

You must be a very stupid fellow

pretydiva:

You must be a very stupid fellow

Truvelisback:
Wise Oldman, what is their duty?