Rilwayne001: Cock and bull story

[size=15pt] LIARS! Thunder fire them for trying to mislead/divert our attetion, we are not foolish like them [/size]

Let then answer the following questions.

The above position of the Federal Government is not only ludicrous, it is laughable, untenable and a story only fit to be told to the marines. The following rhetoric posers are germane to this issue:

[b] Is it really faster and safer to do an international transaction of such magnitude by ferrying cash across the continent or by a simple wire transfer that can go through in a matter of few minutes or few hours?

If, indeed, the matter involves security issues like the purchase of arms by a foreign government like Nigeria, why was the South African Government not brought into the picture beforehand?

How could the South African Government be sure that the arms were purchased legitimately by the Nigerian government and not by insurgents if they were not officially informed beforehand?

If indeed the manufacturer(s) of such equipment was/were expecting such large amount by cash, why did they not make adequate arrangements with the authorities in South Africa to declare and clearvthe cash on arrival?

Why was money belonging to the Federal Government and meant for purchase of equipment for the Federal Government moved by a private jet and by private individuals and why were they not accompanied by the officials of the Department of State Services or the office of the National Security Adviser in official capacities?

Why would a government that is at the peak of promoting the cashless policy in our economy be the chief breaker of that policy by moving such a large amount by cash?

If, indeed, it was a legitimate transaction of the Federal Government, why were the officials of our embassy in South Africa not on hand to make the entry easier and smoother? [/b]

More here www.nairaland.com/1908089/co-k-and-bull-story-fg-smuggled#26391522

[size=15pt] And some ignoramus will come here to say GEJ till 2019

SMDH [/size]

Jakpon: Obasanjo's letter was right about Jonathan's trained snipers

mbhs139:

God will bless you. And please permit me to use this your comment as references. Thanks in advance.

barcanista: you justify it because it was fg/ayo? Where is your patriotism to Ijawland(?) and Nigeria? Honestly, I never knew you will go this low

talktimi: who gives a damn about Ayo ? My stance is clear, anything that will be used to fight terrorism in Nigeria has my support.

PS ; I consider myself as first a Nigerian before any other sentiment

berem: Someone desperately wants to cover up for the shady arms deal.

Oluwa is watching you people in 5D.

barcanista: I also support you on anything that will be used to fight terrorism must be supported. That is why we need to ask questions concerning this Ayo's deal. For crying out loud blackmarket arms deal is only used by drug lords and terrorists. This weapons may be for BH or Oil bunkerers who knows? It looks too fishy

Rilwayne001: Cock and bull story

[size=15pt] LIARS! Thunder fire them for trying to mislead/divert our attetion, we are not foolish like them [/size]

Let then answer the following questions.

The above position of the Federal Government is not only ludicrous, it is laughable, untenable and a story only fit to be told to the marines. The following rhetoric posers are germane to this issue:

[b] Is it really faster and safer to do an international transaction of such magnitude by ferrying cash across the continent or by a simple wire transfer that can go through in a matter of few minutes or few hours?

If, indeed, the matter involves security issues like the purchase of arms by a foreign government like Nigeria, why was the South African Government not brought into the picture beforehand?

How could the South African Government be sure that the arms were purchased legitimately by the Nigerian government and not by insurgents if they were not officially informed beforehand?

If indeed the manufacturer(s) of such equipment was/were expecting such large amount by cash, why did they not make adequate arrangements with the authorities in South Africa to declare and clearvthe cash on arrival?

Why was money belonging to the Federal Government and meant for purchase of equipment for the Federal Government moved by a private jet and by private individuals and why were they not accompanied by the officials of the Department of State Services or the office of the National Security Adviser in official capacities?

Why would a government that is at the peak of promoting the cashless policy in our economy be the chief breaker of that policy by moving such a large amount by cash?

If, indeed, it was a legitimate transaction of the Federal Government, why were the officials of our embassy in South Africa not on hand to make the entry easier and smoother? [/b]

More here www.nairaland.com/1908089/co-k-and-bull-story-fg-smuggled#26391522

[size=15pt] And some ignoramus will come here to say GEJ till 2019

SMDH [/size]

henryblaze25: Left to me, I believe the position Of FG. If they wanted to smuggle that money, nobody would have been able to know

talktimi: I fully support this arms deal. BH sympathizers are already running scared like toddlers about to be spanked on the yansh

talktimi: I fully support this arms deal. BH sympathizers are already running scared like toddlers about to be spanked on the yansh

talktimi: there are many things we don't know yet, we can only wait for the fg's official statement but personally if I needed to make any black-market arms deal, south Africa would be too far for me to go.

how many military formations would 9.3 million dollars worth of weapons serve ?

simpleseyi: Obviously, Goodluck Jonathan and Oritshejafor have been smuggling arms and ammunition for the militants is South-South in preparation for a full-scale war against the united Federal Republic of Nigeria. This was how ex-Col Emeka Ojukwu started acquiring arms for the Biafran before he finally declared secession. We all know how the part one of the story ended, part two is about to start.

Goodluck Jonathan and Oritshejafor have re-started the project that ex-Col Emeka Ojukwu could not finish. The united Federal Republic of Nigeria is waiting. The North is strategising; we, the West are watching. When the South-South and South-East finally declare war on the united Federal Republic of Nigeria, the North will respond as appropriate. Brave men in the spirit of Muritala Muhammed, Theophilus Danjuma, T.Y. Oseni and co are still many in the North. The West will come and do the same thing we did between 1967 and 1970. The likes of Benjamin Adekunle and Olusegun Obasanjo are still many in the West.

If you think the South-South and South-East militants can face the united Federal Republic of Nigeria soldiers, navy and air-force; then I wish you goodluck. But, let me give you a hint; store lot of food ; the united Federal Republic of Nigeria will never give you food because soldiers don't feed their enemies. Don't make the same mistake twice.

banki:


Am sure you know you didn't just make sense sometimes its ok to shut up....

There are laws that guide the movement of cash if the money wasn't being smuggled why was it not declared......?
there are laws that guide arms purchases.... if it wasn't illegal why was it not followed?

BabaO2:
Arms deal is good, but from south Africa?, SMH, Nigeria is a shameless dumping ground of all sorts of rubish. But why some self appointed and self seeking personal prominence "CAN" defending what is outside their understanding. Christians are not mediocre and will not support and put forward a mediocre again for a sensitive position like leadership of a big and important Nation like Nigeria.

EroZA:
south Africa sells arms to countries such as US and UK,for your information SA is one of the top 10 best arms manufacturers globally

BabaO2:
Why dont you include Germany, spain and Russia as importer of arms from SA. Typical Nigerian, always saying what they dont know with pride..

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/apr/02/arms-exporters-ratify-treaty-un