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Re: Buhari Inauguration Committee: The "Credible" Members by maclatunji: 6:11pm On Apr 24, 2015 |
barcanista: Bros, it is not business as usual o Of course, we have a very good man coming on top. It is time for Nigeria to begin to achieve greatness #Godwilling 4 Likes |
Re: Buhari Inauguration Committee: The "Credible" Members by Whynotthetruth(m): 6:12pm On Apr 24, 2015 |
o yes... 1 Like |
Re: Buhari Inauguration Committee: The "Credible" Members by nduchucks: 6:12pm On Apr 24, 2015 |
taharqa:
Lolz
Matter don dey change from we would allow 'NO Act of corruption once we take over' to we would 'apply significant brake' to thieving activities in 9ja.
God is watching you people o If you cannot identify any act of corruption perpetrated by Buhari since he was elected or any act of corruption in putting together his inaugurating committee, then you are a bonafide ewudan from this day forward. 2 Likes |
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Re: Buhari Inauguration Committee: The "Credible" Members by Nobody: 6:15pm On Apr 24, 2015 |
Truckpusher: All I can say right now is babaonechance. Maybe they have been reformed like #Baba 1 Like |
Re: Buhari Inauguration Committee: The "Credible" Members by Nobody: 6:16pm On Apr 24, 2015 |
Ok |
Re: Buhari Inauguration Committee: The "Credible" Members by pipiro007(m): 6:16pm On Apr 24, 2015 |
Ok ohh |
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Re: Buhari Inauguration Committee: The "Credible" Members by IYANGBALI: 6:19pm On Apr 24, 2015 |
Again Seun name no dey the list 1 Like |
Re: Buhari Inauguration Committee: The "Credible" Members by Nobody: 6:20pm On Apr 24, 2015 |
nduchucks:
I agree with that, but we must stay within reason as we demand accountability.
As long as the endemic corruption within the system is significantly reduced, the stage would be set for real progress and Nigerians will be forever grateful to Buhari.
Having said that, it is dellusional to expect Buhari to completely stamp out corruption in Nigeria. Lets help him put a real dent in this problem. I call on all well meaning Nigerians to offer their full support to the President-elect. He should start from scratch by appointing "credible" Nigerians. Or do you want new wine in old bottle? 2 Likes |
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Re: Buhari Inauguration Committee: The "Credible" Members by mightycrown1(m): 6:22pm On Apr 24, 2015 |
LET'S BELIEVE THAT, THEY ARE NOW BORN AGAIN. |
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Re: Buhari Inauguration Committee: The "Credible" Members by abduljabbar4(m): 6:23pm On Apr 24, 2015 |
malonephill: how is your crap correlate with the topic. Try read over Smh! How e take concern you? |
Re: Buhari Inauguration Committee: The "Credible" Members by ferhyntorlah(f): 6:23pm On Apr 24, 2015 |
barcanista: Let me state that no amount of "bullying" or insult will deter me from doing the patriotic duty of holding our leaders accountable and bring their records to justice. Nigerians voted for "change", we won't accept any form of shortchange... See your mouth like change. When GEJ was there, did you critique his cabinet and administration like this? It took GMB's coming to jolt you from your slumber. Please continue as it is needed. If you think feeeeeee deeeeeee feeeeeee will smell that seat again, you are JK! Quote me and watch me ignore you. Peace out to you. 13 Likes |
Re: Buhari Inauguration Committee: The "Credible" Members by temitemi1(m): 6:23pm On Apr 24, 2015 |
Committee of corrupton DONS barcanista: President-elect Muhammadu Buhari over the years has promised to appoint credible Nigerians into his cabinet. In fact, he is expected to come on board with fresh ideas and technocrats to help achieve his promises. However, a look at his Presidential Inauguration Committee gives one cause to question whether some of the members could really effect change that Buhari preaches. They are...
1. Timpre Sylva- Chairman Buhari Inauguration Committee
In February 2012, EFCC instituted lawsuit against Timpre Sylva for N5billion money laundering charge. Sylva fled Bayelsa state shortly after being sacked from Bayelsa state Government House by the Supreme
court. Corruption charges against him was filed in absentia.
saharareporters.com/2012/02/24/efcc-slams-money-laundering-charges-against-former-bayelsa-governor-timipre-sylva
May 2013: EFCC arrested and detained exGov Timpre Sylva for corruption charges that runs into N48billion. In fact, when the EFCC operatives swooped on Sylva's house,
his aides told them that Sylva was away, while he was inside. In the words of EFCC Source(as reported by Vanguard)
“Ironically, the ex-governor, who was said to be out of town, was later found hiding in a dingy corner in the upper chamber of his expansive mansion.
“He was immediately whisked away and is currently being interrogated at the Abuja headquarters of the anti- graft agency,” .
Sylva had earlier been on the run in his bid to evade arrest.
www.vanguardngr.com/2013/05/n48-b-fraud-efcc-arrests-timipre-sylva/
N/B: Sylva's Corruption Case is still on as at July 2014 and still on as at today...
www.premiumtimesng.com/news/164348-arraignment-of-ex-bayelsa-governor-timipre-sylva-for-corruption-stalled-again.html
2. Kawu Baraje, Member Buhari Inauguration Committee
He was a Former National Secretary of the PDP and a founding member of the party. He served as Chairman, Nigeria Railway Corporation. On November 2013 the Board of NRC passed vote of no confidence on Baraje for his "“inability or refusal” to convene board meetings, as statutorily prescribed, had stalled progress of the board in the discharge of its duties.” Though he eventually resigned voluntarily, he never denied nor refuted the allegation against him.
tribune.com.ng/news2013/index.php/en/news/news-headlines/item/26191-pdp-crisis-nrc-board-passes-vote-of-no-confidence-in-baraje.html
3. John Shagaya, Member Buhari Inauguration Committee
A retired Army General that served as the Internal Affairs Minister under IBB administration. He was also a member He was a Senator under PDP platform between 2007 and 2011. During the Military era, he was a core "IBB" boy and he declared at one time that "he was proud to be called IBB boy" at his 66th birthday. Shagaya also participated in the 1966 counter coup
saharareporters.com/2009/03/20/ibb-boy-john-shagaya
4. Babagana Kingibe, Member Buhari Inauguration Committee
He was the running mate to Chief MKO Abiola during the 1993 Presidential election that was annuled by IBB. Kingibe later turned his back against Abiola to join the Abacha's regime at a time when Abiola was fighting for his mandate. He was rewarded with Ministery of Foreign Affairs and later that of Internal Affairs . He was also appointed Secretary to the Government by late Musa Yaradua in June 2007, but was fired barely one year later for disloyalty to the government. Tribune Newspaper had reported that Kingibe had said in 2008 that "in the event that the president could not continue in office, power should not be handed over to Jonathan" as he insisted that a Northerner should act as president
http://www.tribune.com.ng/09092008/news/news1.html
5. Alhaji Babachir Lawal,Member Buhari Inauguration Committee
He is the National Vice Chairman (North East) of the APC. He shamelessly condemned the impeachment proceeding against exGov Murtala Nyako that bothers on corruption rather than address the allegation against the exGovernor. In fact he said impeaching Nyako will mean plunging the state into a state of utter despair instead of challenging the exGovernor to respond to the allegations of corruption against him. The Impeached exGovernor has been on the run since the day of his impeachment(to evade justice)
www.punchng.com/news/neast-apc-adamawa-lawmakers-disagree-over-nyakos-removal/
Source: http://solomontonye..com/2015/04/buhari-inauguration-committee-credible.html 1 Like |
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Re: Buhari Inauguration Committee: The "Credible" Members by Alexandro2(m): 6:24pm On Apr 24, 2015 |
U guys get tym ooo |
Re: Buhari Inauguration Committee: The "Credible" Members by tomakint: 6:24pm On Apr 24, 2015 |
arewafederation: The cry babies have started again! Brace up.......it's going to be rougher as Buhari move on, his foundation is faulty despite the media hype that predates his emergence as the President-elect. 6 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Buhari Inauguration Committee: The "Credible" Members by maximunimpact(m): 6:25pm On Apr 24, 2015 |
barcanista: President-elect Muhammadu Buhari over the years has promised to appoint credible Nigerians into his cabinet. In fact, he is expected to come on board with fresh ideas and technocrats to help achieve his promises. However, a look at his Presidential Inauguration Committee gives one cause to question whether some of the members could really effect change that Buhari preaches. They are...
1. Timpre Sylva- Chairman Buhari Inauguration Committee
In February 2012, EFCC instituted lawsuit against Timpre Sylva for N5billion money laundering charge. Sylva fled Bayelsa state shortly after being sacked from Bayelsa state Government House by the Supreme
court. Corruption charges against him was filed in absentia.
saharareporters.com/2012/02/24/efcc-slams-money-laundering-charges-against-former-bayelsa-governor-timipre-sylva
May 2013: EFCC arrested and detained exGov Timpre Sylva for corruption charges that runs into N48billion. In fact, when the EFCC operatives swooped on Sylva's house,
his aides told them that Sylva was away, while he was inside. In the words of EFCC Source(as reported by Vanguard)
“Ironically, the ex-governor, who was said to be out of town, was later found hiding in a dingy corner in the upper chamber of his expansive mansion.
“He was immediately whisked away and is currently being interrogated at the Abuja headquarters of the anti- graft agency,” .
Sylva had earlier been on the run in his bid to evade arrest.
www.vanguardngr.com/2013/05/n48-b-fraud-efcc-arrests-timipre-sylva/
N/B: Sylva's Corruption Case is still on as at July 2014 and still on as at today...
www.premiumtimesng.com/news/164348-arraignment-of-ex-bayelsa-governor-timipre-sylva-for-corruption-stalled-again.html
2. Kawu Baraje, Member Buhari Inauguration Committee
He was a Former National Secretary of the PDP and a founding member of the party. He served as Chairman, Nigeria Railway Corporation. On November 2013 the Board of NRC passed vote of no confidence on Baraje for his "“inability or refusal” to convene board meetings, as statutorily prescribed, had stalled progress of the board in the discharge of its duties.” Though he eventually resigned voluntarily, he never denied nor refuted the allegation against him.
tribune.com.ng/news2013/index.php/en/news/news-headlines/item/26191-pdp-crisis-nrc-board-passes-vote-of-no-confidence-in-baraje.html
3. John Shagaya, Member Buhari Inauguration Committee
A retired Army General that served as the Internal Affairs Minister under IBB administration. He was also a member He was a Senator under PDP platform between 2007 and 2011. During the Military era, he was a core "IBB" boy and he declared at one time that "he was proud to be called IBB boy" at his 66th birthday. Shagaya also participated in the 1966 counter coup
saharareporters.com/2009/03/20/ibb-boy-john-shagaya
4. Babagana Kingibe, Member Buhari Inauguration Committee
He was the running mate to Chief MKO Abiola during the 1993 Presidential election that was annuled by IBB. Kingibe later turned his back against Abiola to join the Abacha's regime at a time when Abiola was fighting for his mandate. He was rewarded with Ministery of Foreign Affairs and later that of Internal Affairs . He was also appointed Secretary to the Government by late Musa Yaradua in June 2007, but was fired barely one year later for disloyalty to the government. Tribune Newspaper had reported that Kingibe had said in 2008 that "in the event that the president could not continue in office, power should not be handed over to Jonathan" as he insisted that a Northerner should act as president
http://www.tribune.com.ng/09092008/news/news1.html
5. Alhaji Babachir Lawal,Member Buhari Inauguration Committee
He is the National Vice Chairman (North East) of the APC. He shamelessly condemned the impeachment proceeding against exGov Murtala Nyako that bothers on corruption rather than address the allegation against the exGovernor. In fact he said impeaching Nyako will mean plunging the state into a state of utter despair instead of challenging the exGovernor to respond to the allegations of corruption against him. The Impeached exGovernor has been on the run since the day of his impeachment(to evade justice)
www.punchng.com/news/neast-apc-adamawa-lawmakers-disagree-over-nyakos-removal/
Source: http://solomontonye..com/2015/04/buhari-inauguration-committee-credible.html @op is just a bitter and agrieved unpatroitic fellow who dreams, eats and lives failure for a Buhari led Federal government. here is the goodnews, just like he failed in the election rabbles, so shall all his negative permutations against Nigeria fail! 17 Likes |
Re: Buhari Inauguration Committee: The "Credible" Members by ricsman(m): 6:26pm On Apr 24, 2015 |
talking of who efcc goes after. don't forget they go after fg enemies. still observing sha |
Re: Buhari Inauguration Committee: The "Credible" Members by Whynotthetruth(m): 6:27pm On Apr 24, 2015 |
nduchucks:
I agree with that, but we must stay within reason as we demand accountability.
As long as the endemic corruption within the system is significantly reduced, the stage would be set for real progress and Nigerians will be forever grateful to Buhari.
Having said that, it is dellusional to expect Buhari to completely stamp out corruption in Nigeria. Lets help him put a real dent in this problem. I call on all well meaning Nigerians to offer their full support to the President-elect. Boss, integrity requires that buhari should keep to his words...He promised to eliminate corruption NOT to reduce it...He MUST deliver...QED 4 Likes |
Re: Buhari Inauguration Committee: The "Credible" Members by datbay(m): 6:27pm On Apr 24, 2015 |
I guess barcanista should have been in that list |
Re: Buhari Inauguration Committee: The "Credible" Members by free2ryhme: 6:27pm On Apr 24, 2015 |
barcanista: President-elect Muhammadu Buhari over the years has promised to appoint credible Nigerians into his cabinet. In fact, he is expected to come on board with fresh ideas and technocrats to help achieve his promises. However, a look at his Presidential Inauguration Committee gives one cause to question whether some of the members could really effect change that Buhari preaches. They are...
1. Timpre Sylva- Chairman Buhari Inauguration Committee
In February 2012, EFCC instituted lawsuit against Timpre Sylva for N5billion money laundering charge. Sylva fled Bayelsa state shortly after being sacked from Bayelsa state Government House by the Supreme
court. Corruption charges against him was filed in absentia.
saharareporters.com/2012/02/24/efcc-slams-money-laundering-charges-against-former-bayelsa-governor-timipre-sylva
May 2013: EFCC arrested and detained exGov Timpre Sylva for corruption charges that runs into N48billion. In fact, when the EFCC operatives swooped on Sylva's house,
his aides told them that Sylva was away, while he was inside. In the words of EFCC Source(as reported by Vanguard)
“Ironically, the ex-governor, who was said to be out of town, was later found hiding in a dingy corner in the upper chamber of his expansive mansion.
“He was immediately whisked away and is currently being interrogated at the Abuja headquarters of the anti- graft agency,” .
Sylva had earlier been on the run in his bid to evade arrest.
www.vanguardngr.com/2013/05/n48-b-fraud-efcc-arrests-timipre-sylva/
N/B: Sylva's Corruption Case is still on as at July 2014 and still on as at today...
www.premiumtimesng.com/news/164348-arraignment-of-ex-bayelsa-governor-timipre-sylva-for-corruption-stalled-again.html
2. Kawu Baraje, Member Buhari Inauguration Committee
He was a Former National Secretary of the PDP and a founding member of the party. He served as Chairman, Nigeria Railway Corporation. On November 2013 the Board of NRC passed vote of no confidence on Baraje for his "“inability or refusal” to convene board meetings, as statutorily prescribed, had stalled progress of the board in the discharge of its duties.” Though he eventually resigned voluntarily, he never denied nor refuted the allegation against him.
tribune.com.ng/news2013/index.php/en/news/news-headlines/item/26191-pdp-crisis-nrc-board-passes-vote-of-no-confidence-in-baraje.html
3. John Shagaya, Member Buhari Inauguration Committee
A retired Army General that served as the Internal Affairs Minister under IBB administration. He was also a member He was a Senator under PDP platform between 2007 and 2011. During the Military era, he was a core "IBB" boy and he declared at one time that "he was proud to be called IBB boy" at his 66th birthday. Shagaya also participated in the 1966 counter coup
saharareporters.com/2009/03/20/ibb-boy-john-shagaya
4. Babagana Kingibe, Member Buhari Inauguration Committee
He was the running mate to Chief MKO Abiola during the 1993 Presidential election that was annuled by IBB. Kingibe later turned his back against Abiola to join the Abacha's regime at a time when Abiola was fighting for his mandate. He was rewarded with Ministery of Foreign Affairs and later that of Internal Affairs . He was also appointed Secretary to the Government by late Musa Yaradua in June 2007, but was fired barely one year later for disloyalty to the government. Tribune Newspaper had reported that Kingibe had said in 2008 that "in the event that the president could not continue in office, power should not be handed over to Jonathan" as he insisted that a Northerner should act as president
http://www.tribune.com.ng/09092008/news/news1.html
5. Alhaji Babachir Lawal,Member Buhari Inauguration Committee
He is the National Vice Chairman (North East) of the APC. He shamelessly condemned the impeachment proceeding against exGov Murtala Nyako that bothers on corruption rather than address the allegation against the exGovernor. In fact he said impeaching Nyako will mean plunging the state into a state of utter despair instead of challenging the exGovernor to respond to the allegations of corruption against him. The Impeached exGovernor has been on the run since the day of his impeachment(to evade justice)
www.punchng.com/news/neast-apc-adamawa-lawmakers-disagree-over-nyakos-removal/
Source: http://solomontonye..com/2015/04/buhari-inauguration-committee-credible.html na wa oo |
Re: Buhari Inauguration Committee: The "Credible" Members by MKO4ever(m): 6:29pm On Apr 24, 2015 |
okay |
Re: Buhari Inauguration Committee: The "Credible" Members by orimsamsam(m): 6:30pm On Apr 24, 2015 |
MyMouth:
When did u lost confidence in him? Before u were settled by the PDP or after you were settled? Yeye protection seeker! dont mind the fool. he is still looking for the ministerial aide appointment 7 Likes |
Re: Buhari Inauguration Committee: The "Credible" Members by pistol: 6:30pm On Apr 24, 2015 |
amalgamation of failures and looters. watching them in 3D. ironically,the almajiris seem to be much more than reasonable fellows |
Re: Buhari Inauguration Committee: The "Credible" Members by Ahmeduana(m): 6:30pm On Apr 24, 2015 |
[jquote author=barcanista post=33066949]President-elect Muhammadu Buhari over the years has promised to appoint credible Nigerians into his cabinet. In fact, he is expected to come on board with fresh ideas and technocrats to help achieve his promises. However, a look at his Presidential Inauguration Committee gives one cause to question whether some of the members could really effect change that Buhari preaches. They are... 1. Timpre Sylva- Chairman Buhari Inauguration CommitteeIn February 2012, EFCC instituted lawsuit against Timpre Sylva for N5billion money laundering charge. Sylva fled Bayelsa state shortly after being sacked from Bayelsa state Government House by the Supreme court. Corruption charges against him was filed in absentia. saharareporters.com/2012/02/24/efcc-slams-money-laundering-charges-against-former-bayelsa-governor-timipre-sylva May 2013: EFCC arrested and detained exGov Timpre Sylva for corruption charges that runs into N48billion. In fact, when the EFCC operatives swooped on Sylva's house, his aides told them that Sylva was away, while he was inside. In the words of EFCC Source(as reported by Vanguard) “Ironically, the ex-governor, who was said to be out of town, was later found hiding in a dingy corner in the upper chamber of his expansive mansion.
“He was immediately whisked away and is currently being interrogated at the Abuja headquarters of the anti- graft agency,” . Sylva had earlier been on the run in his bid to evade arrest. www.vanguardngr.com/2013/05/n48-b-fraud-efcc-arrests-timipre-sylva/N/B: Sylva's Corruption Case is still on as at July 2014 and still on as at today... www.premiumtimesng.com/news/164348-arraignment-of-ex-bayelsa-governor-timipre-sylva-for-corruption-stalled-again.html2. Kawu Baraje, Member Buhari Inauguration CommitteeHe was a Former National Secretary of the PDP and a founding member of the party. He served as Chairman, Nigeria Railway Corporation. On November 2013 the Board of NRC passed vote of no confidence on Baraje for his "“inability or refusal” to convene board meetings, as statutorily prescribed, had stalled progress of the board in the discharge of its duties.” Though he eventually resigned voluntarily, he never denied nor refuted the allegation against him. tribune.com.ng/news2013/index.php/en/news/news-headlines/item/26191-pdp-crisis-nrc-board-passes-vote-of-no-confidence-in-baraje.html 3. John Shagaya, Member Buhari Inauguration CommitteeA retired Army General that served as the Internal Affairs Minister under IBB administration. He was also a member He was a Senator under PDP platform between 2007 and 2011. During the Military era, he was a core "IBB" boy and he declared at one time that "he was proud to be called IBB boy" at his 66th birthday. Shagaya also participated in the 1966 counter coup saharareporters.com/2009/03/20/ibb-boy-john-shagaya 4. Babagana Kingibe, Member Buhari Inauguration CommitteeHe was the running mate to Chief MKO Abiola during the 1993 Presidential election that was annuled by IBB. Kingibe later turned his back against Abiola to join the Abacha's regime at a time when Abiola was fighting for his mandate. He was rewarded with Ministery of Foreign Affairs and later that of Internal Affairs . He was also appointed Secretary to the Government by late Musa Yaradua in June 2007, but was fired barely one year later for disloyalty to the government. Tribune Newspaper had reported that Kingibe had said in 2008 that "in the event that the president could not continue in office, power should not be handed over to Jonathan" as he insisted that a Northerner should act as president http://www.tribune.com.ng/09092008/news/news1.html5. Alhaji Babachir Lawal,Member Buhari Inauguration CommitteeHe is the National Vice Chairman (North East) of the APC. He shamelessly condemned the impeachment proceeding against exGov Murtala Nyako that bothers on corruption rather than address the allegation against the exGovernor. In fact he said impeaching Nyako will mean plunging the state into a state of utter despair instead of challenging the exGovernor to respond to the allegations of corruption against him. The Impeached exGovernor has been on the run since the day of his impeachment(to evade justice) www.punchng.com/news/neast-apc-adamawa-lawmakers-disagree-over-nyakos-removal/Source: http://solomontonye..com/2015/04/buhari-inauguration-committee-credible.html[/quote] WHAT DID YOU EXPECT BEFORE? LIKES ATTRACTS LIKES, IS SHIRT THAT BEFRIEND SUIT, IS AGBADA THAT BEFRIEND SHO-KO-TO. PEOPLE SHOULD KNOW BUHARI IS HELPING SYLVA TO EVADE JUSTICE. |
Re: Buhari Inauguration Committee: The "Credible" Members by temitemi1(m): 6:30pm On Apr 24, 2015 |
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Re: Buhari Inauguration Committee: The "Credible" Members by Built2last: 6:30pm On Apr 24, 2015 |
nduchucks:
I agree with that, but we must stay within reason as we demand accountability.
As long as the endemic corruption within the system is significantly reduced, the stage would be set for real progress and Nigerians will be forever grateful to Buhari.
Having said that, it is dellusional to expect Buhari to completely stamp out corruption in Nigeria. Lets help him put a real dent in this problem. I call on all well meaning Nigerians to offer their full support to the President-elect. your position above negates Buhari's cmpaign mantra. go watch 80% of his campaign promises. he emphatically said that Nigerians should elect him and corruption will be a thing of the past. Lets not be quick to defend this man in our collective interest. we have no other nation but Nigeria and we must hold our current and future leaders by their words 2 Likes |