The Special Assistant to the President on Social Media, Lauretta Onochie said those seeking the repatriation of the former Minister of Petroleum and Resources from the United Kingdom are exhibiting 'mumu-ness', lacking basic understanding of how corruption cases are handled in the UK. The Presidential aide who made this known on Tuesday in a series of tweet on her verified handle said the move was a clear demonstration of ignorance and called on the protesters to make findings before embarking on such actions.
Some of the tweets read
"Those asking for the extradition of Diezani are very ignorant and did not do their homework at all. That's "mumu-ness" in itself."
"The United Kingdom does not charge foreigners for crimes committed in other countries. They charge them for crimes committed against UK"
"In Ibori's case in d UK, I was in court for d Judgement and the Judge made it clear that his sentence was for crimes committed in d UK."
"The Judge added, "It's my hope that when you return to Nigeria, you'll be charged for d crimes you committed against d people of Delta"
"UK will have its pound of Diezani's flesh in form of jail sentence. Thereafter, they may hand her over to the US, Italy and then Nigeria" she added.
Recall that on Monday, Chrales Oputa popularly known as Charly Boy and Deji Adeyanju organized a peaceful protest at the headquarters of the Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC), seeking the repatriation of Allison-Madueke to enable her face all corruption allegations leveled against her.
