Chidi,
I find myself completely confused your statement. I do not want to put words into your mouth, but is it that investigations into the looting should now stop? Only yesterday over 2 Billion Naira was traced to the housemaid account of a former minister under Jonathan. Prof Aluko also shared this story on the forum. Maybe there are more stolen commonwealth which may still come into public domain.
Is your argument that the present government should order the EFCC - whose ONLY job is to investigate these sort of crimes to stop doing their job so that we can clean up the mess and stop sounding like a broken bottle?
And again I am honestly confused about the use of quotations for "the mess Jonathan made" because honestly he did make a big mess. Even his best friends and supporters agree with this fact.
Gbolahan Gbadamosi
Sent from my old reliable Olivetti Typewriter
How long are we going to talk about "the mess Jonathan made"? Isn't time to start cleaning "the mess"? We are almost sounding like a broken record.
CAO.
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