The Senate's Resolution and Magu's No Retreat, No Surrender! A Contradiction

"We are determined to fight corruption to the finish and nobody can stop us". Ibrahim Magu told National Assembly Correspondents shortly after answering questions from senators during his screening on Wednesday, March 15, 2017.

The Nigerian Senate said Magu seizes to be the Acting Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crime Control (EFCC).

THE MAN: IBRAHIM MAGU.
Ibrahim Mustafa Magu, Acting Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, was on Wednesday, March 15, 2017, screened by the Senate for the position of the Executive Chairman, EFCC.

WATER PROJECTS IN ALL MOSQUES, WITH KWARA MONEY OR SARAKI PERSONAL MONEY?

It's absurd how our religious system is joining other decaying sectors. When a whole church of God will openly conduct church service for an unremorseful thief like James Ibori who just returned from "small London" in UK. It's in this same nation a big church conducted a befitting burial for a drug Baron that was convicted and executed in Indonesia and still have the gut to tag such burial as "an exit of a hero" what a decadence of moral and values?

Saraki sponsoring of water projects in all jumat mosques in ilorin is completely unjustifiable if the project will be financed with taxpayers money . What connections exists between holy house Allah and your political money? In a sane nation, people like Saraki, Dele Belgore and others alleged thieves should not be allowed to step their feet into any of these mosques for the evil they have done .

James Ibori: A Thief Is A Thief and A Bad Person

Stealing is a crime of opportunity. Many people will steal given the opportunity, especially in a country where there are no consequences for bad actions.

I am not a lawyer but I look forward to legal arguments that will show that stealing in public office involves MORAL TURPITUDE. Why? Stealing millions and billions is a base and vile act. It involves the intent to steal as an element. That element is; intentional or reckless infliction of harm to persons or property.

James Ibori to be released from prison tomorrow

Former Delta State governor, James Ibori is scheduled to be released from HMP Huntercoombe tomorrow, having served 6.5 years of his 13 year sentence. It’s the end of his sentence in the United Kingdom.
The latest information (last Friday pm) however, appears to be that the UK authorities have applied to have him remanded in custody.

The precise reason has not so far been disclosed by the Ibori defence team in detail, but appears to be related to his immigration status.

The UK Home Office is not releasing any information.

Anti-corruption coalition: Dariye, Ibori, 58 other Nigerians may lose UK assets

Fresh facts emerged yesterday that more than 60 top Nigerians may lose assets and cash laundered in the United Kingdom.

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) may soon submit a list of those convicted, under probe, the fleeing suspects and those watch-listed to the relevant agencies in the UK.

The UK was said to be in custody of over £40 million stolen funds recovered from some Nigerian government officials in 2008.

This is apart from about £22.5million recovered from the Island of Jersey. Of the cash, about £6.8million loot had been traced to ex-Governor James Ibori.