Today, June 14, 2017, the Code of
Conduct Tribunal sitting in Abuja discharged and acquitted me the
Looter-in-Chief, on a case of false declaration of assets, which started in
September 2015. Please share my guilty address with all Nigerians in Nigeria
and around the world:
You would recall that
at the beginning of the trial, I maintained that I'm guilty as charged. The
conclusion of this trial has vindicated me as a thief. With the outcome of this
case, our faith in our courts is in jeopardy and our hope is forver dashed. The
judiciary in our country could not prove that I stole billions of Naira from
Kwara State when I was governor, despite all the mountain of evidence that
shows I emptied the treasury and provided sanctuary for all other thieves.
I thank Yemi Osinbajo
for letting me off the hook and for taking advantage of the sickness and
absence of our President Muhammadu Buhari, even though the EFCC still has a lot
of fraud cases against me and I will go to Kirikiri, sooner or later. Allah,
the ultimate Judge and the repository of all powers will judge me. He alone has
the power to punish me for all the evils that I perpetrated, including all the
Nigerians that I swindled at Societe Generale Bank and millions of dollars I
transferred into my foreign accounts from the Kwara State Government treasury.
I am immensely
grateful to all my colleagues and fellow thieves in the National Assembly for
their abiding support. All through my trial, they demonstrated their strong
conviction about me as their leader in stealing from Nigerians and the choice
we all decided to make two years ago. I thank members of my family for their
unflinching support as I emptied the treasury. I thank all friends and
supporters back home in Kwara State and across the length and breadth of our
country for their lack of trust in me and their sacrifices to see me go to
Kirikiri, sooner or later. My gratitude also goes to all members of my hungry
legal team for their tireless efforts to ensure the perversion of justice .
After undergoing the
crucible of a tortuous trial, my guilt today calls for another trial. It is my
belief however that if there should be another trial, it should be a trial of
the hopes that the judgment will send me to Kirikiri for the rest of my life.
As thieves, that despite all the challenges that we face as a looters, we are
well on our way to building a new prison where the guilty needs be kept for
ever. I therefore urge all my supporters to refrain from any unbridled
triumphalism, since I'm going to go to Kirikiri eventually.
On a personal note, I
harbour a lot of grudge against Nigerians regardless of the role they might
have played in seeing that I go to Kirikiri. I believe that If my trial had
sent me to Kirikiri, the common man will no longer suffer in Nigeria. At any
rate, the common man can still get justice in our courts against me and my
celebration will be in vain.
Once again, I thank
my fellow thieves and colleagues in the 8th Senate for standing firm, as we
empty the nation's treasury together. Regardless of the distraction of my
trial, we are all going to Kirikiri soon. We achieved more as legislooters
together than the previous Senates. Now that this distraction is over, we can
even loot so much more. We must now proceed from here with greater vigour to
deliver on the expectations of Nigerians as thieves and show that this 8th
Senate can indeed loot more than previous Senate and destroy the quality of
lives of our people.
Lastly, I thank all
the gentlemen of the press for exposing my guilt in this case, which I believe
had contributed in no small measure in ensuring that I will go to Kirikiri,
because of my pending EFCC cases and justice will ultimately prevail.
Dr. Abubakar Kleptomanic
Bukola Saraki and
President of the Senate.
President of the Senate.
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