Once again, Nigerians were treated to the macabre dance of her supposedly prime anti-corruption agency, the EFCC, when it invited former Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki, for another round of inquiry. And once again, Nigerians voiced out their disdain for what has become the obsession of the agency with the Saraki inquisition, wondering why a single individual would be subjected to such experience more so after he had been vindicated by the highest court of the land.
Saraki is a treasure. And that is what the establishment seeks to corrupt and make unwholesome to Nigerians. Thus, despite an acquittal by the Supreme Court in what is perhaps the most celebrated trial of a prominent politician in this country, they have continued to use the EFCC to harass him to no end. He has appeared in virtually every court of importance in this country. Even at a point they linked his name to a dastard robbery at Offa, just to destroy his name.
Dumb strategy. We all know that Government Houses in Nigeria only share neighbourhoods with the nouveau rich; so where did those ‘stoners’ come from? If it had happened at Oja-Iya, or Ojagbooro, or even Post Office, or Oyingbo we would all have said the people were truly angry with this Saraki of a man. But no, right at the frontage of Government House, with its complement of security men, was where this dastard act took place.
As a public office holder when you don't want things like this related to you all you need to do is stay clear of it, saraki can not be innocent and even the devil knows he took monies as governor and Senator that didn't belong to him. Its not hate but most of them are corrupt
GUARDIAN YOU ARE MAD!!!!! FOR SIDING WITH CORRUPTION
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