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A UK court has acquitted former Petroleum Minister Diezani Alison-Madueke of bribery charges, a move that has sparked intense reactions across Nigeria. Given the high expectations many had for her prosecution abroad, does this outcome signify a failure of the international legal system, or does it highlight deeper flaws in how our own government handles high-profile corruption cases? We want to hear your thoughts on whether we can truly rely on foreign courts to secure justice for Nigeria's stolen wealth.