EFCC, Don`t Forget Odili

As he veracious wind of arrest of rapacious former governors blows merciless...Read the full article.

[Crisdels]

Brother:

A big celebration is going on in Abakiliki, Enugu, Awka, Owerri and Umuahia, because the EFCC loves them more than the rest of the other states in Nigeria. Even the elementary School students can pass tests in their civics to name the most corrupt governors in Nigeria. Answer: Governors Sam Egwu, Nnamani, Udenwa, Orji Kalu, "Obi".

The South South states, and the South West are no-go areas. Very off limit to EFCC. So if your Rivers State and PortHarcourt are in any of the off limit zones, sorry, you lost out.
God loves Ndiigbo so much he blessed them with priority to clensing. Visit Abia, the God's Own State and inquire about why God loves them more, and ask gov. Orji Uzor Kalu about his date with his father, God. Good Luck, (OMG, good luck - DYA!), and Bayelsa also?

[planet1899]

The day of reckoning is coming for all these thives mentioned in the article. May their have the dame portion that have bequeathed to the masses. Amen.

Planet 1899

[Ednut]

B4 u pop the Palm Wine, read this from shahararepoters.

BREAKING NEWS
Presidency: EFCC can no longer prosecute ex-governors

Mon 06th August, 2007 7:46:31 pm
Author: Admin Sahara
As earlier reported by Saharareporters, it is now official. The Presidency today announced that all cases of corruption initiated by the EFCC and ICPC will have to be prosecuted by the office of Attorney General and Minister of Justice.
This was the outcome of series of meetings by the ex-governors led by Chief James Ibori with Umar Musa Yar'adua as reported by Saharareporters yesterday. Yar'adua is said to have assured Ibori of the decapitation of the EFCC as a "birthday gift", meanwhile Chief Ibori celebrated his birthday on Saturday. All the ex-governors were said to have jubilated over the decision of the federal government to take away prosecution powers from the EFCC and ICPC.
"It is victory for their investments in the Yar'adua presidency" billowed a grossly disappointed Nigerian, Chris Eneh.
Though the Presidency said the latest action was not intended to shield anyone, it runs counter to the past policy of the Federal government when the Attorney General and Minister of Justice would travel to the UK to depose to affidavits in support of the Metropolitan Police in London in their prosecution of former governors. It was the case with DSP Alamieyeseigha and Joseph Dariye.
Chief Ibori and his ex-governors were busy celebrating the decision by Yar'adua in Edo State where a burial ceremony of another person was turned into his impromptu birthday bash last Saturday.

[planet1899]

What a shame...they would still pay for their crimes on earth or in the great beyond whichever comes first. That will be their portion.

Planet 1899

[Son of the Delta]

Odili has to be charged for the killings.Human life cannot be subsituted.Bring him to book for the killings in Rivers.