Buhari’s Personal Assistant on Social Media, Lauretta Onochie, raised her concern after a Nigerian judge handed a sentence of N100,000 fine or one year imprisonment in lieu to a banker who stole N200 million.
Presidential aide, Lauretta Onochie wonders why a Nigerian judge should sentence a banker who stole N200m to just N100,000 fine or 1 year imprisonment in lieu
The National Judicial Council will not say anything about this now, after they will say they are working the National Assembly will not say anything about this scandal because many of them are corrupt
Ms. Lauretta Onochie…if it’s possible, can this judge be exposed? Please go through the proper channels and have his/her name revealed.
Cash Ezimako
Dear Dr. Sani Salih Mustapha, you said that “he was intimidated and provoked.”
May we know what exactly you mean? Who provoked him and why?
Cash Ezimako
Sir!
The government because:
1. Executive powers where ‘oga’ cannot be challenged.
2. Lack of supervision awareness of potentials of weaknesses opportunities. For example I used to plead to non medical staff in the wards to ask for a replacement if they cannot with hold the temptation to pilfer pocketing instrument.
In the book of Genesis it is explained that authorities must not allow dishonest people to be put on position of authority. Finally in Islam no one is to be punished until every avenue is taken not to a;;ow him commit that crime. In this case there is no difference in the Shari’a.
He was intimidated and provoked.