Well, I solved it with an hackish hack suggested me by another kobo enthusiast: 
I moved /sbin/poweroff to /usr/sbin/poweroff and I created a /sbin/poweroff 
script that do some I/O and then execute /usr/sbin/poweroff. Forgive me ^^

> Console output may be redirected to null device, so you do see
> anything. Writing to filesystem may be difficult if done in wrong
> order. I don't know your device, but such small devices tend to have
> special arrangements for there filesystems (like aufs). So it is better
> to write your info before you shutdown your device.
>
> Looks more like a principle device / Unix problem then a Busybox
> related topic.
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