The Joke called EFCC in Nigeria

Abdul Auwal Yahaya to nine and half years imprisonment without option of fine on six count charges bordering on conspiracy, obtaining money by false pretense and forgery.

A young man was jailed for nine and a half years for obtaining  N2, 027,000 (Two Million, twenty seven thousand) under pretext.Okay,fair and well if this was a rile for all.But we know that's not the case.A minister or government official steals billions and doesn't spend a day in jail,but this man steals 2million naira,£8,000 pounds by deception and the whole world comes falling down on him.I remember the case of Cecilia Ibru.She was convicted for a fraud of  $1.2bn (£786m)!! Even writing that figure makes my hands tremble.How long was she jailed for?Wait for it...SIX MONTHS!!! 6Months!! Nigeria is a sick country i swear! That country has no hope with this generation and the next.I'm not sure we even have hope with the next 2 generations.A real cancer is in the system.

Here is the press statement the jokers at EFCC released,feeling pleased with theirselves that they have done a great job....

Justice Dije Abdu Aboki of Kano State High Court on Friday Oct. 10, 2014 convicted and sentenced one Abdul Auwal Yahaya to nine and half years imprisonment without option of fine on six count charges bordering on conspiracy, obtaining money by false pretense and forgery.

The convict was arraigned on November 18, 2013 by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission before Justice Aboki for allegedly conniving with one Bashir Ahmed Haruna (already convicted) and obtaining the sum N2, 027,000 (Two Million, twenty seven thousand) under the pretext that he is an agent of Future University, Cairo and was capable of securing admission into the institution for the children of the complainant.

 The convict is to serve seven years imprisonment on count two while in respect of counts one, three, four, five and six, he is to serve six months imprisonment each. The convict was also ordered to pay the sum of N2, 027,000 in restitution to the complainant.

The sentences shall run concurrently and will start from the date of arraignment.

Nigeria,where the impossible is very possible and where the possible is always impossible!