Welcome, Guest: Register On Nairaland / LOGIN! / Trending / Recent / New
Stats: 3,163,439 members, 7,853,894 topics. Date: Saturday, 08 June 2024 at 07:37 AM

Graft Allegations: Why FG May Not Prosecute Magu - Politics (2) - Nairaland

Nairaland Forum / Nairaland / General / Politics / Graft Allegations: Why FG May Not Prosecute Magu (13820 Views)

Salami Panel Asks Buhari To Fire, Prosecute Magu For Corruption / Jubril From Sudan: Presidency Yet To Debunk The Allegations Why? / Why EFCC Could Not Prosecute Me Despite Allegations Of Corruption – Akpabio (2) (3) (4)

(1) (2) (Reply) (Go Down)

Re: Graft Allegations: Why FG May Not Prosecute Magu by Tyriq: 8:52am On Aug 10, 2020
Vyzz:
The say the worst type of democracy is better than the best military rule..


But I think Even the military era is better than this democracy
My brother, I would prefer the British or Chinese recolonize US again.. Or even the military self, with wat's going on, there's no hope for a better Nigeria

1 Like

Re: Graft Allegations: Why FG May Not Prosecute Magu by Nobody: 9:00am On Aug 10, 2020
Tyriq:

My brother, I would prefer the British or Chinese recolonize US again.. Or even the military self, with wat's going on, there's no hope for a better Nigeria

The reason why you want recolonization is because you think that the British and Chinese will come and build nice things for you.

That's not how colonization works.

Colonisers only develop the parts of their colonies that are beneficial to them. Everywhere else will see no benefit. And all the revenue goes to the colonial government, not to you plus spending would go to the whites working over you, not the mass of the population

My village did not get electric power under colonial rule, it got power under an independent Nigeria.Because as far as the colonial rulers were concerned, we were a backwater.

As for Army rule, we have tried it before. Just like the corrupted politicians with an added layer of oppression.

Join a party and support sane politicians. Be a monitoring spirit for your existing leaders. Democratic rule is hard work. Same for building a country.

1 Like

Re: Graft Allegations: Why FG May Not Prosecute Magu by OTayobami(m): 9:05am On Aug 10, 2020
Oh men! Not even for money laundering?
Re: Graft Allegations: Why FG May Not Prosecute Magu by ajebuter(f): 9:07am On Aug 10, 2020
Yeah.

Baba Bubu is the ultimate 'corruption fighter'..

Yes, sure!
Re: Graft Allegations: Why FG May Not Prosecute Magu by Switch07(m): 9:10am On Aug 10, 2020
Relieving magu is job isn't enough it's win win situation for him the panel should investigate more if he's guilty he should face the consequences of his action, that's when this government is fighting corruption I doubt Buhari regime doing that
Wetin I even know self
Re: Graft Allegations: Why FG May Not Prosecute Magu by JBoss25(m): 9:23am On Aug 10, 2020
Vyzz:
The say the worst type of democracy is better than the best military rule..


But I think Even the military era is better than this democracy
it's not everything that is old school that is better nigga

1 Like

Re: Graft Allegations: Why FG May Not Prosecute Magu by Karemarealty288(m): 9:46am On Aug 10, 2020
PerfectlyPerfect:
Government of thieves, rogues and looters. It baffles me that some people like the dead meat seller on this forum still support this government.

Re: Graft Allegations: Why FG May Not Prosecute Magu by Royalfurnitures: 9:59am On Aug 10, 2020
Magu is Bulgari"s man and if you are his man,anything you do would be overlooked



Your home is incomplete without good quality furniture thats why we are here for you
Re: Graft Allegations: Why FG May Not Prosecute Magu by chaloskyx: 9:59am On Aug 10, 2020
cause they would not want to tell him to off the mic when he starts disclosing the rot in the system lol
Re: Graft Allegations: Why FG May Not Prosecute Magu by bewla(m): 11:15am On Aug 10, 2020
roszilman:

we all know why he will not be prosecuted under buhari. So just don't tell us! We know.
Legislation and Judiciary is the biggest scam we have in Nigeria not the president








them they try to out do each other





300 million house allowance Senate and Rep



400000 thousands judge





the system must be change
Re: Graft Allegations: Why FG May Not Prosecute Magu by ZooOga: 11:57am On Aug 10, 2020
don't forget about ...

recent news receipts below. (alleged)

AGF, Abubakar Malami Son's Wedding Video As Money Rains

https://www.nairaland.com/5983316/agf-abubakar-malami-sons-wedding



The House Malami Built For Abdulaziz, His Son In Pictures - Sahara Reporters - Politics - Nairaland


https://www.nairaland.com/5988689/house-malami-built-abdulaziz-son

and his pikin's brand new mercedes benz

Pictures Of AGF Malami’s Son N77m Mercedes Benz, And His Multi-Million Naira House In Abuja

https://afamnews.com/2020/07/12/pictures-of-agf-malamis-son-n77m-mercedes-benz-house-in-abuja/

Where Did AGF Malami Son Get Money To Buy Benz Worth $200k, Build An Arena – Nigerians Ask (Photos)

https://bloogify.com/2020/07/where-did-agf-malami-son-got-money-to-buy-benz-worth-200k-build-an-arena-nigerians-ask-photos
Re: Graft Allegations: Why FG May Not Prosecute Magu by frog12: 12:45pm On Aug 10, 2020
sagay is WRONG !

MAGU may be investigating MALAMI or someone in PRESIDENCY, and they saw the work, so they wan remove am and SQUASH the investigation.
Re: Graft Allegations: Why FG May Not Prosecute Magu by viviangist: 7:55pm On Aug 10, 2020
teadrake:
Magu should be given the opportunity to defend himself. If found guilty, appropriate punishment should be melted out. But alas, something is fishy. This government is a big disappointment LORD with his kangaroo approach of solving every problem.
Re: Graft Allegations: Why FG May Not Prosecute Magu by barackodam: 8:16pm On Aug 10, 2020
kikero:


Under Army rule we had much of the same corruption, stealing and favouritism, to say nothing of tribalism.

And the economy was not necessarily in good shape.

Plus, the repression then makes Buhari's repression as a democratic leader look tame.

Buhari in 1984 would have just jailed you for 200 years. Buhari civilian can't do that.

Democratic rule is better than army rule.

In fact, Nzeogwu and company did Nigeria a big disservice by overthrowing the democratic government of that time. Likewise Buhari in 1983. The truth is, if they were dissatisfied with the corruption in power, they would have done better to resign and run for office.


I very much disagree with that. I'm more even disappointed that they were unsuccessful with it.

When you read Nigerian History well enough, you'd appreciate Nzeogwu's idea. Not necessarily how he tried to pull it off, but aborting that democratically elected government which was a sham anyway.

There's a reason military came back again in 1983, because there's still no difference.

The only thing they cared about was enriching themselves, and not about governing

(1) (2) (Reply)

INEC Website Back Online Few Hours After Hack / You Can Now Buy Rice At N7,000 Per Bag Thanks To An Increase In Local Production / Ekiti, Rivers Demand Share Of $1 Billion Insurgency Fund

(Go Up)

Sections: politics (1) business autos (1) jobs (1) career education (1) romance computers phones travel sports fashion health
religion celebs tv-movies music-radio literature webmasters programming techmarket

Links: (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

Nairaland - Copyright © 2005 - 2024 Oluwaseun Osewa. All rights reserved. See How To Advertise. 29
Disclaimer: Every Nairaland member is solely responsible for anything that he/she posts or uploads on Nairaland.