Late Umaru Yar’Adua was sworn in on May 29th 2007
but didn’t submit his declaration form to code of
conduct bureau, CCB on June 28th 2007-the day he
publicly declared the assets, like President Buhari he
turned in his assets immediately after he was sworn in,
in May to satisfy the conditions of the law which states
that you cannot act as President until you have sent it
to CCB.
It was a month later, on June 28th that year that he
made public duly signed copies of the assets list he had
turned in a month earlier.
According to procedures, you would give CCB time, up
to30 days to verify whatever assets you had claim you
have as contained in your submission. This explains
why late Yar’Adua’s public declaration didn’t happen
until one month after his swearing in. A little research
reveals these points.
Quoting the CCB, verification is done thus: “First, is the
examination that is carried out at the point of
submitting the Assets Declaration Form. Second, is
during individual or conference verification when
documents are cited for authentication. Third, is when
there is a need for field investigation when an offer goes
to the field to see the houses, the landed properties
etc.”
This process takes time. It is responsible to wait till
your assets have been verified before they are made
public.

I already know that due process can not be avoided in true democracy.

Even in the bank today, i saw the way some customers were abusing the tellers as if they were sleeping.

Only God will solve the impatience and bad bellelities of some Nigerian bros and sistos....

Lalasticlala, barcanista