If a man is accused of stealing N1billion, and he goes to court and the SANs, with all their shenanigans and technicalities, using the Constitution, to say you have committed a bailable offence whereas the consequences are more than what is bailable, then you are able to get bail; then tomorrow, we find that you have stolen another billion naira, that is another offence and, therefore, you should be arrested. To me, once you get a bail for a particular offence, that does not mean you cannot be arrested for another offence.As far as I’m concerned, the government has even been very gentle and constrained in doing its job and dealing with this monster of corruption.

Prof Odekunle

American detainees at Guantanamo Bay

The United States Department of Defense acknowledges holding 99 American citizens captured in Afghanistan, during the "war on terror", and one of them was held, for a time, in Guantanamo.[1] Guantanamo was only supposed to be used to detain non-Americans. But although Yasser Hamdi was born in the US, he was raised in Saudi Arabia, and Joint Task Force Guantanamo counter-terrorism analysts didn't realize he was an American. He was eventually repatriated to Saudi Arabia, provided he agreed to renounce his US citizenship.

John Walker Lindh, "the American Taliban," was recognized as an American citizen right away.[2] He spent a couple of months in CIA and military custody, but was never held in Guantanamo. He was transferred to the US court system only months after his capture, and received a twenty-year sentence.

Jose Padilla was held without charge, for several years, in the consolidated naval brig in North Carolina. He too was never held in Guantanamo.

Corruption, to be sure, is a national security issue. The worst case scenario takes roots if corruption manages to seep into the state apparatus that itself is responsible for national security.

modath:

Call for mass genocide on other tribes , regions & religion... then cling to "rule of law"

modath:


Call for mass genocide on other tribes , regions & religion... then cling to "rule of law"

Horlufemi:


That's how it works. Stealing can't be corruption. stealing is different from corruption in Nigerian constitution.

DaBullIT:
La steal , La go to Jail

Super1Star:
There are ports categories of people that I have noticed do not support Buhari's fight against corruption

1. PDP -. For obvious reasons, being a party that institutionalised lootocracy in Nigeria. Govt of the looters by he looters and fo the looters.

2. IPODs -- they we say anything to rubbish Buhari just because they failed in their attempt to perpetuate the Mandela of Otuoke in power and they lost out in the electoral power play big time.

3. Beneficiaries of the ATM - there were several institutionalised ATM a suddenly th ATMs at no more flowing like they used to. It is only normal for the beneficiaries of those ATMs to go after the person that shut down the ATM, as a well expected reaction.

Mr. President, you h the support of the masses. You are upholding t rule

tuale4u:


The massive looting of Nigeria treasury by PDP past govt is GENOCIDE

StOla:
The rule of law only favours the powerful thieves.

No one expected a Buhari to come and disrespect such arrangement.

However Buhari came, that he did. Now they know things will never be the same again, sure they do.

912:
They want rule of law now but when they were raping our treasury and sending innocent people to their early grave rule of law did not exist.

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modath:



You tell no lie , when people steal funds earmarked for incubators, 3D laser scans, dialysis machines & ambulances , is it not mass murder they have planned?

When their sins eventually find them out,some mofos will still cry persecution , witch hunting & marginalization cos of hate & tribal bias...

Wike was given leeway to loot funds of UBEC & TETFUND , in order to share with his Jesus & fund the travesty that occured in Rivers...

When he is finally sacked by the supremes & EFCC begin to make mince meat of him, his support base of give us utopia or we die will say " rule of law"..

Super1Star:
There are 3 categories of people that I have noticed do not support Buhari's fight against corruption

1. PDP -. For obvious reasons, being a party that institutionalised lootocracy in Nigeria. Govt of the looters by he looters and fo the looters.

2. IPODs -- they we say anything to rubbish Buhari just because they failed in their attempt to perpetuate the Mandela of Otuoke in power and they lost out in the electoral power play big time.

3. Beneficiaries of the ATM - there were several institutionalised ATM a suddenly the ATMs at no more flowing like they used to. It is only normal for the beneficiaries of those ATMs to go after the person that shut down the ATM, as a well expected reaction.

Mr. President, you have the support of the patriotic Nigerians that want a better tomorrow for their children. You are upholding the rule of law by out smarting the corrupt judges that can sentence a poor Nigerian that stole Nokia 3310 to 10years imprisonment within option of fine, lines can grant a looter that killed million of Nigerians with his action bail for him to treat malaria in Europe. You have also made the court room level for all, no matter how high and powerful you can be.

God will let continue to protest PMB for the patriotic Nigerians.

Super1Star:
There are 3 categories of people that I have noticed do not support Buhari's fight against corruption

1. PDP -. For obvious reasons, being a party that institutionalised lootocracy in Nigeria. Govt of the looters by he looters and fo the looters.

2. IPODs -- they we say anything to rubbish Buhari just because they failed in their attempt to perpetuate the Mandela of Otuoke in power and they lost out in the electoral power play big time.

3. Beneficiaries of the ATM - there were several institutionalised ATM a suddenly the ATMs at no more flowing like they used to. It is only normal for the beneficiaries of those ATMs to go after the person that shut down the ATM, as a well expected reaction.

Mr. President, you have the support of the patriotic Nigerians that want a better tomorrow for their children. You are upholding the rule of law by out smarting the corrupt judges that can sentence a poor Nigerian that stole Nokia 3310 to 10years imprisonment within option of fine, lines can grant a looter that killed million of Nigerians with his action bail for him to treat malaria in Europe. You have also made the court room level for all, no matter how high and powerful you can be.

God will let continue to protest PMB for the patriotic Nigerians.

Lordave:
I'm afraid Buhari will order his barbaric army to shoot unarmed God.

Lordave:
I'm afraid Buhari will order his barbaric army to shoot unarmed God.

Super1Star:


If the unarmed god or goddess is a corrupt one or unpatriotic hate inciting f00l calling for the killing of others, such a god should be riddled with SMG bullets.

Super1Star:
Lalasticlala front page.

For the first time in a very long time in Nigeria history, we have a president who is passionate and focus in reducing corruption in Nigeria. We the Nigeria masses must support him so that he will have the courage and energy to continue this fight. In the long run, the beneficiary of this fight is the common man like me and you. We must not allow people who have abused us, trampled upon us, and oppressed us to deceive us with grammar in order to go away scot free despite all the heavy atrocity they have committed

mazeltov:
All of you have spoken well. But let's not forget that our Judiciary are the one driving us back. I don't know what's wrong with our Judges. Our Judiciary have been compromised.
The fight against corruption should start with the Judiciary system first. Strike the sheperd and the sheep would scatter.
If I was a judge and I was mistakenly assigned to preside over Dasuki's case enh, I swear to God, I will jail him with the number of pepole living in IDP camp.

Super1Star:
There are 3 categories of people that I have noticed do not support Buhari's fight against corruption

1. PDP -. For obvious reasons, being a party that institutionalised lootocracy in Nigeria. Govt of the looters by the looters and for the looters.

2. IPODs -- they we say anything to rubbish Buhari just because they failed in their attempt to perpetuate the Mandela of Otuoke in power and they lost out in the electoral power play big time.

3. Beneficiaries of the ATM - there were several institutionalised ATMs and suddenly the ATMs stopped flowing like they used to. It is only normal for the beneficiaries of those ATMs to go after the person that shut down the ATM, as a well expected reaction.

Mr. President, you have the support of the patriotic Nigerians that want a better tomorrow for their children.

You are upholding the rule of law by out smarting the corrupt judges that can sentence a poor Nigerian that stole Nokia 3310 to 10years imprisonment without an option of fine, and can grant bail to a looter that killed millions of Nigerians with his kleptomaniac action, for him to treat malaria in Europe. You have also made the court room level for all, no matter how high and powerful you can be.

God will continue to protect PMB for the patriotic Nigerians.

PassingShot:

Nothing can be truer than this. Let's hope the brainwashed supporters of looters and impunity will reason as humans.

Lalasticlala Seun Mynd44, this is a good article deserving of fp.

StOla:
The rule of law only favours the powerful thieves.

No one expected a Buhari to come and disrespect such arrangement.

However Buhari came, that he did. Now they know things will never be the same again, sure they do.

drss:
see how dem zombies just dey display their dullardness on plain sight without shame, just like their master buari dullard. so rule of law is now corruption ok tell ur messiah buari dullard to refund d N2.8billion he stole in 1978 with Impunity without Rule of Law. Yeye dey smell.