The Mess In The Judicial System Is The Reason People Who Should Be In Jail Are Allowed To Determine The Fate Of Our Country" - Ali Baba

What is bad is bad! and it very bad that is while majority condemn anything that is bad because what seem not good is not good... The mess in the judicial system in the country today is the reason people who should be in jail are allowed to run for high political positions, become ministers, governors, senators, local government chairman and even make law for the country. Imagine a criminal making deciding the fate of a country!


We see in our country today money launder whose properties is suppose to be confiscated and jailed to boot, are the one's who are making law, celebrating all the time.

In the developed country can anyone who is involved in diverting fund that is meant to secure ammunition against war, and used the money for personal goals, while the soldiers who were ill equipped are dying at the battle front and their wives become widowed, be asking for human right cover? After you have caused human lives to be lost, if there is proof that a judge was corrupt, he loses his personality and i believe their is no negotiations.

Can we count the number of people who are walking freely today because of the corrupted judiciary? People who collected fund for a project and fails to render the services are walking freely. 'Nothing dey happen'. A lot of people are in high, high office because of a failed judicial process. Do you know how many pensioners who salaries are not paid died because one man refuse to pay their due. How do we then define perpetual injunction? A lot of people are in jail for different cases in abroad, but the people who were involved in the same case that got them jailed, are highly positioned, in Nigeria!

People who never supplied one liter of Petroleum product but collected subsidies... if there is evidence against the judges, arrest all of them! Some SANs that are shouting now may just be the ones who gave the judges money. That's how they will be frustrating young lawyers who are on the verge of winning a career enhancing case. They will bribe the case in their Favour. Thereby killing the young lawyer's passion and trust in the judiciary! #orruptJudiciary # SANs

SHOCKING!!! DSS recovered whopping amount of money in river state judges' homes

The Department of State Services (DSS) has explained that the judges of the Supreme, Appeal and High Courts it arrested in the past few days were found to possess huge sums of raw cash at home and own choice properties. The DSS, which claimed to have carried out  special sting operations on the judges, made the explanation in a statement circulated to the media. According to the statement, signed by Abdullahi Garba, the operations leading to the arrest of the judges were informed by allegations of corruption and other acts of professional misconduct by a few of the suspected judges, who are alleged to be living ostentatiously.
 The DSS maintained that the operations constitute a part of its mandate. "The Service action is in line with its core mandate, as we have been monitoring the expensive and luxurious lifestyle of some of the judges as well as complaints from the concerned public over judgment obtained fraudulently and on the basis amounts of money paid," the statement explained. Continue..

The judges involved, added the statement, were invited for interrogation, following which their residences were  searched. The searches, the statement further said, uncovered huge amounts of raw cash in various denominations as well as in local and foreign currencies. The judges, DSS also alleged, own real estate worth several millions of naira. The ownership of the real estate, said the DSS, was confirmed by documents. The directorate disclosed  that some of the judges have made useful statements, with a few declining  even in the face of allegedly glaring evidence against them in terms of cash, documents and property recovered.

    "In one of the states where the Service operations were conducted, credible intelligence revealed that the judge had $2million stashed in his house. When he was approached for due search to be conducted, he, in concert, with the state governor, mobilized thugs against the Service team. The team restrained itself in the face of unbridled provocative activities by those brought in by the Governor. Unfortunately, the judge and governor also engaged the tacit support of a sister security agency," said the DSS.

The DSS said its surveillance team noticed that upon frustrating the operation, the judge, with the  support of the governor, moved the money to an unknown location which it is currently making effort to unravel.

The summary of cash recovered, revealed the DSS, included N93.6million, $530,087, £25,970 and €5,680. There were allegedly recovered from three judges. Other foreign currencies, revealed the DSS, were also recovered in addition to other banking documents, including real estate documents. The DSS, revealed the statement, is already preparing to arraign the judges before a competent court.

Source: SaharaReporters

BREAKING!!! CNN Calls Rotimi Amaechi Nigeria’s Most Corrupt Politician, Bancorp Bank To Return $757M Amaechi’s Loot

Former Rivers state Governor, Rotimi Amaechi has written a letter to Bancorp Bank in Minnesota in the United States that the alleged $757 million Dollars domiciled in an account in his name; was authorized by him in error; from a Rivers State Government Account with Access Bank Plc. 

The Nigerian most corrupt governor according to CNN letter reveals that he also wrote a similar letter to a bank in Switzerland; stating that a similar authorization was made in error.

The letter stated that the "said transfers to both banks were for the purchase of security Helicopters, payments to a foreign company to combat malaria in Rivers state by using helicopters to spray mosquito insecticides, and for the purchase of an official residence for Mr. Rotimi Amaechi, in America".

The letter further explains that, the payments for the security helicopters, and mosquito insecticides to fight malaria were made through other sources, after the funds had already been transferred abroad. He reminded the bank that the Rivers state law on his severance package, provides for an official residence for a former governor; of which he chose to have his residence in America.

Amaechi said that, this law was later amended to have his official residence built in Nigeria, after the funds had already been transferred to Bancorp/Minnesota Account.

Mr. Amaechi said these changes were the reasons he communicated the consultants for purchase of security helicopters, his official residence in the U.S and the Insecticide companies not to access the funds; since they have been paid through other sources.

On receipt of the governor’s letter by the Bancorp Bank, the bank has written to the Federal Government of Nigeria to repatriate the said funds to Rivers State treasury.

Investigations further revealed that President Buhari is not disposed to this request to repatriate the said funds without a trial of the former governor; to ascertain the governor’s alleged errors in these transactions.

“Why would it take Christiane Amanpour of CNN, to remind Amaechi of such errors of over N80 billion Naira public funds in two different countries, and why in his name ?” Queried the Presidency. Recall that Christiane Amanpour accused the former governor of Rivers State; Mr. Rotimi Amaechi of stacking the sum of $757 million dollars (N80 billion Naira) in Bancorp Bank in Minnesota in The harder they fall!


Source: nigeriana.org

FIFA Investigating 11 Officials Including Franz Beckenbauer And Head Of Spanish FA

FIFA has confirmed it is investigating 11 of its own officials, including Sepp Blatter, Michel Platini, Franz Beckenbauer and the head of the Spanish FA, Angel Maria Villar Llona.

Blatter and Platini are currently suspended for 90 days over a deferred payment made between them – a judgement they are appealing – while secretary general Jerome Valcke has also been banned on suspicion of misuse of expenses.

But two new names have now been thrust into the spotlight – the Germany legend Beckenbauer and Spain’s football head Villar – who both refused to co-operate with the investigations into the bidding for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups.

Beckenbauer, 68, was on the executive committee which awarded the 2022 finals to Qatar but claimed last year that FIFA’s chief investigator Michael J Garcia had “no power whatsoever” to make him comply to his probe into the controversial 2010 decision.

Beckenbauer also headed the organising committee for the 2006 World Cup in Germany and was forced to reject allegations in his home country on Sunday that a slush fund was set up to buy the votes to host the tournament.

Villar, who has been head of the Spanish FA since 1988, is the second-most powerful man at UEFA behind Platini and replaced the Frenchman on Tuesday as interim chairman of the 2018 World Cup organising committee.

Villa also led the unsuccessful joint-bid between Spain and Portugal to host the World Cup in 2018, which was given to Russia.

A statement on Wednesday confirmed that “proceedings relating to the two officials Angel María Villar Llona and Franz Beckenbauer have already been passed on to the adjudicatory chamber”.

Beckenbauer and Villar Llona had not been publicly named before as under investigation but a change in the ruling on Tuesday means FIFA’s ethics committee can now reveal details of cases that are ongoing.

Angel Maria Villar Llona embraces FIFA president Sepp Blatter (left)

FIFA also confirmed that “formal investigation proceedings relating to the suspicion of infringements of the FIFA Code of Ethics are among others ongoing against Worawi Makudi, Jeffrey Webb, Ricardo Teixeira, Amos Adamu, Eugenio Figueredo and Nicolas Leoz”.

All six are former FIFA executive committee members, and Makundi, Webb, Figueredo and Leoz were arrested on corruption allegations in June this year.

Teixeira was the former head of the Brazilian FA until 2012 and was also indicted by the FBI on corruption allegations in June, while Adamu was banned for three years by FIFA in 2010 after being found guilty of breaching bribery rules.

FIFA is embroiled in the worst crisis of its 111-year history

The ethics committee statement on Wednesday said: “The investigatory chamber shall examine all circumstances of the cases equally. In this sense, all parties are presumed innocent until a decision has been passed by the adjudicatory chamber.”

In relation to the on-going investigation into the £1.35m payment made by Blatter to Platini in 2011, the statement said: “The investigatory chamber will do everything in its power to ensure that a decision can be taken by the adjudicatory chamber of the ethics committee, chaired by Hans-Joachim Eckert, within the 90-day suspension period [which began on 8 October 2015] of the two football officials.”

Nigerian Amos Adamu also being investigated

Nigerian Amos Adamu is under investigation by Fifa’s ethics committee, it revealed on Wednesday.

Adamu is alleged to have breached Fifa’s code of ethics but world football’s governing body did not provide any more details.

The 62-year-old was a member of Fifa’s executive committee for four years until 2010, when he was banned from all football activity for three years.

He was banned over claims he asked for money in exchange for World Cup votes.

Adamu’s suspension expired in October 2013.

He was was a high-ranking government official for Nigerian sport for 20 years and was once considered to be a leading candidate to succeed long-serving Issa Hayatou as president of the Confederation of African Football.

Source: news.jumfon

Uefa president Platini, a former France captain and manager, is being investigated over a £1.35m

The Football Association says it is suspending support for Michel Platini in his bid to become Fifa president.

Uefa president Platini, a former France captain and manager, is being investigated over a £1.35m payment he received from Sepp Blatter in 2011.

Blatter, the outgoing president of world football’s governing body, is under criminal investigation over the payment. Both men deny any wrongdoing.



The FA made its decision following a Uefa meeting on Thursday.

Blatter and Platini, along with secretary general Jerome Valcke, are serving 90-day suspensions imposed by Fifa’s ethics committee, which is investigating the three over corruption allegations.

An FA statement read:

“The FA wishes Mr Platini every success in fighting these charges and clearing his name, and has no interest in taking any action that jeopardises this process.

“However, notwithstanding the above, at the Uefa meeting on Thursday, the FA learned more information relating to the issues at the centre of this case from Mr Platini’s lawyers.

“We have been instructed that the information must be kept confidential and therefore we cannot go into specifics.

“As a result of learning this information, the FA Board has this morning concluded that it must suspend its support for Mr Platini’s candidature for the Fifa presidency until the legal process has been concluded and the position is clear.

“A decision can then be taken on who to support in the presidential election on 26 February 2016.”

Platini says the money was an unpaid additional salary due from the time he served as Blatter’s adviser between 1998 and 2002.

Uefa’s 54 members met in Switzerland to discuss the issue and afterwards the association issued a statement saying Platini should have the chance “to clear his name”.

It also called for investigators to “work rapidly” and decide “on the merits of the case by, at the latest, mid-November 2015”.

The FA said it supported this statement, which also “expressed respect for the significant work” carried out by Platini at Uefa.

Meanwhile, a new contender has emerged in the race to lead Fifa – Asian Football Confederation president Sheikh Salman bin Ebrahim Al Khalifa.

The Bahrain sheikh is expected to announce next week that he intends to run for the Fifa presidency.

Nigeria Former Minister’s Petroleum Cash Seized

A court in London has approved the seizure of cash from Nigeria’s former oil minister Alison Diezani-Madueke.

The amount seized from the former minister is about $41,000 (£27,000), following an application brought by the UK’s National Crime Agency under the Proceeds of Crime Act.



The court ruled that the money can be held for six months.

She has not yet been charged with any offence.

Ms Diezani-Madueke was freed on bail on Friday following her arrest, as part of an investigation into suspected bribery and money laundering.

She has previously denied any wrongdoing when it was alleged that $20bn of oil money had gone missing when she was in office between 2010 and 2015.