By: Wande

Wande — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 11:53:25 +0000

Famous El Rufai.

By: John Momoh

John Momoh — Sun, 29 Mar 2009 12:51:05 +0000

I am very delighted to read about this move.I think it is a very correct action in the right direction to bring some accountability and sanity to the bad eggs we have in the nigeian government.They are by no means small in number and they use their positions in the public offices to basterdise the system without consequencies.I think exposing their corruption and inhumane activities to the world would help the average nigerian who suffer untold hardships daily in the hands of these people.No body is investigating many who have been innocently killed.Many are following suit and smearing their hands and character because they have no uptions.The average nigerian continues to suffer in silence every day,hour,minute and second and unfortunately without any solution at sight.But for his courage and foresight EL Rufai would have been dead and forgotten by now if he had remained in Nigeria.I see this international action against our corrupt and evil minded government officials as the way forward.With this we can bring past issues to book and help to provide accountable and honest citizens coming forward to serve the nation without fear.We have lost so much and the soil is only fertile for these evil minded people.One more secound without electricity and one unjustified loss of life anywhere in Nigeria is unacceptable and must be investigated.

Comments on: Robert Amsterdam to Represent Nigerian Politician Nasir El-Rufai

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