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Judge furious as Olisa Metuh collapses in court

Judge furious as Olisa Metuh collapses in court.

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    Is metuh case any different from Abati, Anineh, Pa Falaie and a host of others who were given money by gej, dasuki or pdp?

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    All these corrupt politicians are worse
    than arm robbers.
    What a shame, is on the floor yet still checking his wrist watch.
    The evil that men do will certainly live with them.
    What is there to be happy about, when you have the whole world but lose your soul.

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    Can you see what I am seeing, why is every one of these people accused of corruption and in court claiming to be sick – almost all of them
    How can one fight corruption in this situation. PMB need miracle and I pity him.

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    every day in court another drama , corrupt politicians and officials are worst enemy of poor and average nigerians

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