TheGoodJoe:


If we can eradicate corruption to the last person, I am in support. We must start somewhere. We should start from the biggest thieves. As long as the Anti Corruption war is on, what is the proble with this Americana.

MadCow1:



Nigerian American..


These PDP folks are now beyond desperate.. They have gone full retard

ionsman:
I never knew Americans are now obsessed with Nigeria.

Abeg tell us the Nigerian who wrote the letter.

Damalex4luv:
Ben Bruce friend ... PDP at work. Una go all wail till eternity.
But seriously speaking am a Buhari supporter but also yet to see meaningful changes too but I believe in BUBU and in no time I pray things will start working.
God bless NIGERIA

Bitterleafsoup:
That is the problem with Nigeria her people are ignorant because no time to read...

Barywhyte:


Me too bro. My expectations are not too high tho. And that's from before the election. But this rubbish written by another bribed American or a Nigerian na PDP, Dansuki and corrupt pple's work.

kYjelly2:


That's where you are wrong, the law doesn't start somewhere, the law is birthed from the time of it's creation to be enforced on all citizenry.

It's like saying that your everyday police should suspend operations until Deizanis case is finalized.

Like saying, one way drivers who break the law are of infinitesimal importance compared to the former petroleum minster, who stole [size=18pt]BILLIONS[/size], that as a matter of fact, we shouldn't arrest an try one way driving offenders, until the case of the former minister is concluded.

NO MY FRIEND, Justice is fair, Justice applys to ALL and Justice is blind!!!

We can handle Fasholas case as well as the former ministers case, because we a strong nation. Is it more lawyers, heck, hire more from the eager pool of unemployed lawyers, eagerly wasting to burst through the scenes, cause afterall, there'd be alot of money at stack in these cases to cover lawyer fees.

Don't be blind my friend, cause JUSTICE isn't.

Hefemale:

I'm a sis

kYjelly2:

nice on missy, you made me laugh real hard

kYjelly2:


That's where you are wrong, the law doesn't start somewhere, the law is birthed from the time of it's creation to be enforced on all citizenry.

It's like saying that your everyday police should suspend operations until Deizanis case is finalized.

Like saying, one way drivers who break the law are of infinitesimal importance compared to the former petroleum minster, who stole [size=18pt]BILLIONS[/size], that as a matter of fact, we shouldn't arrest an try one way driving offenders, until the case of the former minister is concluded.

NO MY FRIEND, Justice is fair, Justice applies to ALL and Justice is blind!!!

We can handle Fasholas case as well as the former ministers case, because we a strong nation. Is it more lawyers? heck! hire more from the eager pool of unemployed lawyers, eagerly wasting to burst through the scenes, cause afterall, there'd be alot of money at stack in these cases to cover lawyer fees.

Don't be blind my friend, cause JUSTICE isn't.

joseph1832:
I believe you should know that there's a difference between reading and reading and understanding what is being read?

GMan650:
Is Buhari God? Why will he satisfy everyone? They've not even let him reach half of his tenure before all this stupid talks. Are those arrested falsely accused? Nigeria is more corrupt to the point where you cannot clean it at once.

Even if he wants to arrest his 'alleged corrupt party-mates', that'll be like going against all politicians because Naija politics is composed of 60%APC and 39%PDP and 1%other parties. So how does he wanna win that kinda war against virtually all politicians cos all politicians are corrupt.

ionsman:
I never knew Americans are now obsessed with Nigeria.

Abeg tell us the Nigerian who wrote the letter.

TheGoodJoe:



So if the police is pursuing a set of Arm Robbers and they catch only one, with the rest escaping. What should the Police do? Free this one person because it is unfair because they were others. Or, should they arrest him and continue investigating others.

I repeat, the War Against Corruption must start from somewhere. Most especially, those who caused the most damages.

Joejonah:
Lia Mohammed is doing his job.... They pay him $10k every month to revoke all their campaign promises. Is only God that can judge this administration...



Enjoying my update
Text APC to 419
For daily lies.

obailala:
I suggest you yourself should go back and read the article again; for your sake, I have just done that a second time. The letter is nothing but the same old hogwash of wailers claiming that the present fight against corruption is nothing but political witch hunting of PDP.

Hefemale:

When? seeing your moniker for the first time

Bitterleafsoup:
Yes Jojo I do know the diffrence I also know that most APC followers lack cognitive thinking skills.

ionsman:
I never knew Americans are now obsessed with Nigeria.

Abeg tell us the Nigerian who wrote the letter.

Millerz:
A letter is a letter. why add "american" to it?

jimi4us:
The world need to know that buhari is an Islamic terrorist

mightyokwy:
Bubu body odour has become so prevalence that Americans also perceive it. Chai ! Universal body odour

kYjelly2:


I don't understand your analogy, because I do agree that the police should hold on to the robber they have apprehended, but still proceed in their investigations which will hopefully lead to the arrest of the other robbers. So we both agree there mate!

However, what now happens when a traffic cam spots the identity of the other robbers, don't you advocate that the police go after them as well, since their identities are now known?

From your arguments thus far, you seem to advocate that the police should hold on really tight to the suspect they have and use all their resources on that guy alone. What we want is a police force that would go after those also, who have been "identified", like Fashola and the 78 million naira website scandal.

You keep saying that this war must start from somewhere, but then again I ask, why this somewhere? Where is this somewhere?

I have a few very logical questions for you, which are:

At present, are cases being heard in courts around Nigeria?

Are all these cases, "so called", big cases?

Are cases being heard in regards to traffic infractions?

Are cases being heard in regards to stealing?

Are cases being heard in regards to armed robbery?

Are cases being heard in regards to murder?

...

So you see dude, you have no case, cause if indeed you had a literal case with me to hear in court, say I smashed your car or something, we wouldn't have to wait for the BIG CASES to be settled first before we got our day in court.

bukatyne:


Interesting

So How does Buhari the politicians to hunt?

By party? Origin? Height?

Isn't it wiser to let bygones be bygones and start on a clean slate?

TheGoodJoe:


How will the Federal Government have a case if they do not follow the lead and investigate. When it is time to arraign these guys in court, you can take front seat in the Cinema and watch the full action flick.

Saying the President should not pursue Diezani and co. until he attends to the accusations of Wike and co. is ridiculous.

There is a water tight case against them. After the evidences is gathered, they will have their day in court. Making a million accusations against Amaechi and Fashola should not be a reason for the President to stop his investigations.