Bail Out Fund: For The Court Or For The Nation? @9jaclicktivist

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It is so sad that the Bail out fund meant for paying debts and workers salaries are being squandered by those in government and it is more sad when they end up paying a fragment of this stolen fund as bail and escape the wrought of law.
I can even tell that the money on a real note would be used for bail, it would surely be a court case because EFCC had swung into action .
Right now I could do nothing than to call on EFCC boss to beam his spotlight on all states that got bailout funds.How can someone out there manoeuvre his own shadow?
How can a right thinking person divert this funds for personal use.
It is so smoky in Imo as Rochas Okorocha's top aides are currently chilling in EFCC net for
pocketing N2bn bailout fund, EFCC had on Wednesday, March 2, 2016 arrested three top officials of Imo State government for diverting bailout fund given to the state

   Fellas how sad can this be. These aides and their partners in crime must be smoked, destroyed and Jailed, We can unleash the mob judgement on them and we would if the court grants them bail at all, they are wicked souls, what is the Governor looking at when all this was going on.
In January I wrote an article asking the president to setup a monitoring committee to see through how the Bail out fund is being used, some state did not use theirs at all, many state just paid Nov Salaries to workers in February, What's up Nigeria?
It is imperative for the president and FG to look into details of how the Governors and each state use their bail out funds, Many state government stole the bail in bale.
Here we are today. Let us ask questions befor the nations bail out becomes a court bail.
Micheal Adebola Adeniyi
@9jaclicktivist

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