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Stella Oduah Given 72-hour Ultimatum To Resign By Anti-corruption Network by Brimmie(m): 11:10pm On Oct 17, 2013 |
An anti-corruption watchdog led by a former legislator, Dino Melaye, has given Nigeria's Minister of Aviation, Stella Oduah 72 hours to resign from office. http://saharareporters.com/news-page/nigeria’s-minister-aviation-bmw-armored-car-scandal-anti-corruption-network-gives-stella-o 11 Likes |
Re: Stella Oduah Given 72-hour Ultimatum To Resign By Anti-corruption Network by Brimmie(m): 11:11pm On Oct 17, 2013 |
Source: http://saharareporters.com/news-page/nigeria’s-minister-aviation-bmw-armored-car-scandal-anti-corruption-network-gives-stella-o |
Re: Stella Oduah Given 72-hour Ultimatum To Resign By Anti-corruption Network by donphilopus: 11:23pm On Oct 17, 2013 |
I trust this man, when Oil Subsidy was removed in early 2012, he and his cahoot Hon. Pat Obahiagbon rose to challange it. I believe with the help of his political supporters, he may like be victorious. Everybody is against Oduah, what if she honourably resigns her appointment? 2 Likes |
Re: Stella Oduah Given 72-hour Ultimatum To Resign By Anti-corruption Network by ifyalways(f): 11:30pm On Oct 17, 2013 |
Hot air. All noise. No action. Na settlement go end am. 11 Likes |
Re: Stella Oduah Given 72-hour Ultimatum To Resign By Anti-corruption Network by Nobody: 11:31pm On Oct 17, 2013 |
LOL This is getting more serious, but since it's coming from Mr Dino,it's stale. Trust me,she'll be there till Oga Jona leaves office. No be Naija we dey? The issue will soon be swept under the carpet in no time. May the good Lord deliver us from all this looters called Leaders. Frontpage things Mods 1 Like |
Re: Stella Oduah Given 72-hour Ultimatum To Resign By Anti-corruption Network by idupaul: 11:37pm On Oct 17, 2013 |
Taking heed from Master Jesus teachings Dino Melaye whose garage is filled with exotic European machines also gotten from corrupt practices is not "Sinless " enough to cast this first stone against Stella Oduah .. We need someone with clean hands to be the stone thrower. 5 Likes |
Re: Stella Oduah Given 72-hour Ultimatum To Resign By Anti-corruption Network by Napoleondegreat: 11:38pm On Oct 17, 2013 |
Whether u force her to resign or not let nothing happen to the new International air port at Enugu. 10 Likes |
Re: Stella Oduah Given 72-hour Ultimatum To Resign By Anti-corruption Network by mekaboy(m): 11:40pm On Oct 17, 2013 |
This is Nigeria, if you start to fight corruption, you will be amazed at how deep rooted it is. The number of people that will be affected. Issue will arise about how the govt sponsored kim kadashan abi wetin them dey call her to come and carry thousands of dollars from nigeria within few minutes, when nigerians never chop. Then you talk about farouk and otedola case. Talk about the lekki concession, talk about the commissioner for works that gave ram worth. $750k. Talk about bamanga tukurs son and subsidy. Everybody in govt is connected in corruption somehow, so you will be shocked that when the secrets are open that even those fighting corruption are corrupt. Ask farouk for more info. 20 Likes |
Re: Stella Oduah Given 72-hour Ultimatum To Resign By Anti-corruption Network by Cosmore9(m): 11:56pm On Oct 17, 2013 |
Sincerely, we all knw this Aviation Ministry is one of the Sectors the present Govt is really heading Positives!! Madam Oduah has done a lot nd I appreciate that! But asking for her sack or asking her to resign due to this present case is smtin I am still pondering on! How I wish she never fell into this....Well, hoping the right things are done accordingly! 1 Like |
Re: Stella Oduah Given 72-hour Ultimatum To Resign By Anti-corruption Network by jmaine: 12:25am On Oct 18, 2013 |
Usual rattling of an empty vessel . . . . 3 Likes |
Re: Stella Oduah Given 72-hour Ultimatum To Resign By Anti-corruption Network by IGBOSON1: 1:01am On Oct 18, 2013 |
mekaboy: This is Nigeria, if you start to fight corruption, you will be amazed at how deep rooted it is. The number of people that will be affected. Issue will arise about how the govt sponsored kim kadashan abi wetin them dey call her to come and carry thousands of dollars from nigeria within few minutes, when nigerians never chop. ^^^Not forgetting IBB and the missing gulf war billions ; OBJ and the Halliburton scandal.......and moving on to other crimes (of the bloody variety): the Bornu Senator (forgotten his name) who's in cahoots with the bokites, yet still forming saintliness, and helping to make laws for us; the peodophile Senator that can't seem to keep his filthy paws off prepubescent 13 year old kids; the unaddressed war crimes committed by Murtala in Asaba during the Biafran war; and more recently, the ones committed by OBJ in Odi and Zaki-Ibiam! If you want to start cataloguing the criminals left unpunished in this country, you'd need at least a year and an army of helpers! And to make matters worse, some of these criminals are those we look up to as elder statesmen! 11 Likes |
Re: Stella Oduah Given 72-hour Ultimatum To Resign By Anti-corruption Network by Onlytruth(m): 2:44am On Oct 18, 2013 |
Jokers and haters at work. If they are serious they know where to start! First Festus Odimegwu, now Stella Oduah. Let's see if they can pull this one off. If they succeed again, I would know for sure that not only is Jonathan lost, he also cannot be trusted. This woman's "real crime" is known to us. Let no one think that these marauding haters and bloodsuckers ever hoodwinked anyone. 1 Like |
Re: Stella Oduah Given 72-hour Ultimatum To Resign By Anti-corruption Network by BabaEleko(m): 3:55am On Oct 18, 2013 |
No be naija we dey
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Re: Stella Oduah Given 72-hour Ultimatum To Resign By Anti-corruption Network by Nobody: 4:15am On Oct 18, 2013 |
The more you look, the less you see. Welcome to Nigeria; the land of make-believe and abracadabra. Oduah with all her money could not see her appointment as a call to service? She is all about luxuriating and greasing her face like a two-year old, experimenting with make-up. I expect the Presidency to downplay this in their usual "them against us " mentality. I give up! 11 Likes |
Re: Stella Oduah Given 72-hour Ultimatum To Resign By Anti-corruption Network by Wsdm: 5:07am On Oct 18, 2013 |
idupaul: Taking heed from Master Jesus teachings Dino Melaye whose garage is filled with exotic European machines also gotten from corrupt practices is not "Sinless " enough to cast this first stone against Stella Oduah .. We need someone with clean hands to be the stone thrower.Forget it. You people are only looking for a crude way out. When Buhari came with clean hand, did you people even allowe him to pick stone? Nigeria is a secular society and stop twisting your religious verses to divert attention. This man is on course. 11 Likes |
Re: Stella Oduah Given 72-hour Ultimatum To Resign By Anti-corruption Network by cjrane: 5:18am On Oct 18, 2013 |
That was really a good one! |
Re: Stella Oduah Given 72-hour Ultimatum To Resign By Anti-corruption Network by true2god: 5:23am On Oct 18, 2013 |
Any Igboman criticising dis woman must be stupid. Where were all this criticism wen Femi Fani Kayode was the aviation minister? Was he not more corrupt? Whats about the N17billion fraud at the aviation ministry under FFK, whats the EFCC's verdict? Lets stop fooling ourselves, a section of the country wants her out, just as they want GEJ out at all cost cos they are not serving their evil interest. A section of the country recently said the opening of intl flight at the east will kill local air travel biz, can u all understand their schemes and thinkin? Knowing fully well that Igbos do intl travel a lot and the impact it might have on their region if Igbos travel frm their region without having to take a local flight to Lagos before taking their flight abroad. They want no good for Igbos and r ready to destroy wateva good that seems to be comin to the region. Let rally behind the minister, we all knw 95% nigeria politicians are corrupt and Nigeria is a jungle state where the 'advantaged' wanna continue holding dowm the 'disadvantaged'. 38 Likes |
Re: Stella Oduah Given 72-hour Ultimatum To Resign By Anti-corruption Network by Coldfaya(m): 6:37am On Oct 18, 2013 |
4 where? 4 dis naija? U want psn to resign? I laff in urhobo. Not happening. They know how to handle us. After we make all these noise without any action as usual dis too will be swept under d carpet. Nl b naija? I will b really stunned if dis woman looses her job for this Wallahi. Remember Oteh? Where is she? |
Re: Stella Oduah Given 72-hour Ultimatum To Resign By Anti-corruption Network by takedat(m): 6:37am On Oct 18, 2013 |
true2god: Any Igboman criticising dis woman must be stupid. Where were all this criticism wen Femi Fani Kayode was the aviation minister? Was he not more corrupt? Whats about the N17billion fraud at the aviation ministry under FFK, whats the EFCC's verdict? Lets stop fooling ourselves, a section of the country wants her out, just as they want GEJ out at all cost cos they are not serving their evil interest.The idea that because other politicians at the national level are rogues, therefore, it is okay for Igbo politicians to be thieves is just beyond sensible comprehension. What you find reprehensible in others, you must also find reprehensive in your own. How do we then fight this mess when certain people embark on ethnic-mobilized solidarity and support for the corrupt? It is people like you who encourage the culture of thievery and hubris. Proponent of 'he or she can continue to run Nigeria aground in the sandbanks of corruption and mediocrity, as long as he/she is our own, we must rally support for them'. 54 Likes |
Re: Stella Oduah Given 72-hour Ultimatum To Resign By Anti-corruption Network by true2god: 7:14am On Oct 18, 2013 |
take dat: The idea that because other politicians at the national level are rogues, therefore, it is okay for Igbo politicians to be thieves is just beyond sensible comprehension. What you find reprehensible in others, you must also find reprehensive in your own. How do we then fight this mess when certain people embark on ethnic-mobilized solidarity and support for the corrupt? It is people like you who encourage the culture of thievery and hubris. Proponent of 'he or she can continue to run Nigeria aground in the sandbanks of corruption and mediocrity, as long as he/she is our own, we must rally support for them'.Dnt sound like a proverbial pharisee who cannot remove the dirt in his eyes but try to remove the dirt in another man's eye. You guys should probe Dimeji Bankole, Tinubu, FFK etc before pointing accusing finger on stella, unless u tell me that ur pple are saints. The aviation sector is better now than it used to be before and some pple are fighting bitterly for the closure of Enugu intl airport and u surely knw the pple im talking about. 25 Likes |
Re: Stella Oduah Given 72-hour Ultimatum To Resign By Anti-corruption Network by Pukkah: 7:16am On Oct 18, 2013 |
true2god: Any Igboman criticising dis woman must be stupid. Where were all this criticism wen Femi Fani Kayode was the aviation minister? Was he not more corrupt? Whats about the N17billion fraud at the aviation ministry under FFK, whats the EFCC's verdict? Lets stop fooling ourselves, a section of the country wants her out, just as they want GEJ out at all cost cos they are not serving their evil interest. This reasoning is warped and it's such that will kill Nigeria. Such reasoning will also kill off any part/region that comes out of Nigeria. Just listen to yourself. Indeed, corruption has been enthroned in this country. How come you're tribalizing the issues rather than address the main issues? Na wa o! 10 Likes |
Re: Stella Oduah Given 72-hour Ultimatum To Resign By Anti-corruption Network by Pukkah: 7:39am On Oct 18, 2013 |
idupaul: Taking heed from Master Jesus teachings Dino Melaye whose garage is filled with exotic European machines also gotten from corrupt practices is not "Sinless " enough to cast this first stone against Stella Oduah .. We need someone with clean hands to be the stone thrower. Don't bring the abused and twisted 'casting of first stone' here as it does not make any practical sense here at all. So, according to you, we should ignore all these weighty allegations? So, if a badly behaved person tips you off that someone is stealing your money, you would ignore him? Eh? With your type of reasoning, I think Nigerians deserve the kind of poverty and underdevelopment around them. 3 Likes |
Re: Stella Oduah Given 72-hour Ultimatum To Resign By Anti-corruption Network by Clerverly: 7:42am On Oct 18, 2013 |
true2god: Any Igboman criticising dis woman must be stupid. Where were all this criticism wen Femi Fani Kayode was the aviation minister? Was he not more corrupt? Whats about the N17billion fraud at the aviation ministry under FFK, whats the EFCC's verdict? Lets stop fooling ourselves, a section of the country wants her out, just as they want GEJ out at all cost cos they are not serving their evil interest. Another illiterate, please ignore! 10 Likes |
Re: Stella Oduah Given 72-hour Ultimatum To Resign By Anti-corruption Network by Nobody: 7:53am On Oct 18, 2013 |
DINO that Criminal, Mtscheew....then Ibori should have ask them to shoot her, nayway she dey kampe |
Re: Stella Oduah Given 72-hour Ultimatum To Resign By Anti-corruption Network by Nobody: 7:57am On Oct 18, 2013 |
How could the purchase of these vehicles possibly have been in consonance with "due process", as described by Joyce Nkemakolam (Acting Director General at time)? Looking back at one of the documents published by SR, dated 13th August 2013, it is clear to me that the current Director General either delegated powers to Mr Nkemakolam or was completely sidelined with respect to an on-going transaction. Why was purchase order approved right at the point when a new DG was about to assume the mantle of leadership? Outrage over Aviation Ministry’s N255m bulletproof cars Source |
Re: Stella Oduah Given 72-hour Ultimatum To Resign By Anti-corruption Network by dridowu: 8:15am On Oct 18, 2013 |
Resign ? Can a political officer resign in Nigeria ? Yet ASUU strike still continues, Corruption 2019, thanks to fresh air |
Re: Stella Oduah Given 72-hour Ultimatum To Resign By Anti-corruption Network by Aladinn(m): 8:53am On Oct 18, 2013 |
ifyalways: Hot air. All noise. No action. 'All noise. No action'? Do you think going to court to force the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission to prosecute the Minister is not an action? So you expect them to bare arms before you can regard their actions? You're just being pathetic. Stella would never give you a ride in her BMW 'cos you're from her side. Stop supporting corrupt practices. It begins with you. |
Re: Stella Oduah Given 72-hour Ultimatum To Resign By Anti-corruption Network by MightyThor(m): 9:22am On Oct 18, 2013 |
I recall a similar episode with the petroleum minister, what transpired then? what of the other countless public outcry against frivolous spending and extravagant lifestyle of public office holders and their families? what has become of them? Please when they are serious to prosecute and go all out to ensure removal of such silliness in our government they should inform the people if not they should zip it. They have been known to be toothless bulldog that just bark and no bite. |
Re: Stella Oduah Given 72-hour Ultimatum To Resign By Anti-corruption Network by funnyx(m): 9:28am On Oct 18, 2013 |
take dat: The idea that because other politicians at the national level are rogues, therefore, it is okay for Igbo politicians to be thieves is just beyond sensible comprehension. What you find reprehensible in others, you must also find reprehensive in your own. How do we then fight this mess when certain people embark on ethnic-mobilized solidarity and support for the corrupt? It is people like you who encourage the culture of thievery and hubris. Proponent of 'he or she can continue to run Nigeria aground in the sandbanks of corruption and mediocrity, as long as he/she is our own, we must rally support for them'. This attitude is ridiculous to say the least, I believe majority of Igbo people are honest and hard working but unfortunately, the dregs among them are making the loudest noise thereby portraying the whole tribe in bad light. 3 Likes |
Re: Stella Oduah Given 72-hour Ultimatum To Resign By Anti-corruption Network by Aladinn(m): 9:32am On Oct 18, 2013 |
MightyThor: I recall a similar episode with the petroleum minister, what transpired then? what of the other countless public outcry against frivolous spending and extravagant lifestyle of public office holders and their families? what has become of them? Prosecution is not in the hands of masses but the judiciary and by larger extent the state( government) . I understand your frustration and I share in it too. What happens to corrupt cases brought to court shows the government is not ready to fight corruption. 3 Likes |
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