The Southern Mandate, a
coalition of socio-political
groups from the three geo-
political zones of Southern
Nigeria, has warned against
harming the Coordinating Minister for the Economy and
Minister of Finance and her
Petroleum Resources
counterpart, Mrs. Diezani Allison-
Madueke, following reported
threats against them by owners of oil companies indicted in the
subsidy scam. Okonjo-Iweala had cried out,
last weekend, on threats by oil
barons whom she alleged were
harassing her and trying to
intimidate her into abandoning
the transparency she has brought to bear on the fuel
subsidy system. The following day, the Petroleum
Minister also alleged that some
powerful forces were after her
and wanted her out of
government for her roles in the
various probes into shady deals in the oil sector. Southern Mandate said in a
statement in Abuja, yesterday,
that it was compelled to take
the decision against the
backdrop of “the unrelenting
attacks on the two top public officers which have taken a
frightening and absurd
dimension.” The statement was signed by six
coordinators of the coalition,
Messrs Tito Zuokumor, Victor
Akpe, Obi Okoroma, Fadairo
Bamidele, and Dr. Odafe Wilson
Omene.
www.vanguardngr.com/2012/11/subsidy-scam-oil-barons-warned-against-harming-okonjo-iweala-allison-madueke/

Stupid country, if anything happens, na only promises goodluck go do, and I don finish

Omo all this story na lie joor! Who dem wan fool? which transparency be that? NOI wan claim say she be good pesin, abi? Thunder fire all of una... Oles

By the way, e be like say na me be 2nd to comment... Just incase dis isht hits the front page?

I don't know whether to call this image laundering. But, this is meant to help these women.


Hoodwinked? Not!

This is ehnic politics, the hausas are fighting them