LOC1:
Wind of change don dey blow now we go soon see fowl yaNSh

MissAdeife:
Nigeria

TONYE001:




I like the way you write...

Thanks

Daliano:
If my presido move at the speed this Tanoids are asking for Ehh,then all former ministers and service chiefs are in real problem.

BraniacX:


And they will all be released on bail and counter-sue EFCC, DSS and what not and end up walking free, every single one of them

So who are you kidding here?

You think say to pyt kwarruftion na by mouth?

In a democracy you fight corruption within legal parameters and the punishments stipulated for corrupt practices and the requirements to convict someone of corruption favour the corrupt so dullardhino would soon learn the hard way like GEJ did, you don't cut down an iroko tree with your mouth only, it has to decay from within first.

Gboliwe:


Yes it's a vendetta but I love it anyway. This man was part of the people who has kept this country the way it is. Indeed the terrorist is being vengeful for the wrong reason, but I strongly believe it's payback time for him.

BraniacX:

Did you say vulnerable?
Do you even think before you talk?
If they were vulnerable then, what are they now? Extinguished?

nerodenero:
Who is this caveman talking? Go back to the cave to meet your kinds. Ode, oponu, ayiri oshi.

shamsuRana:


"President Buhari will spend 8 years and there is nothing I or PDP can do about it." ~ Gov Ayo Fayose on State owned EKTV

shamsuRana:


"President Buhari will spend 8 years and there is nothing I or PDP can do about it." ~ Gov Ayo Fayose on State owned EKTV

shamsuRana:


"President Buhari will spend 8 years and there is nothing I or PDP can do about it." ~ Gov Ayo Fayose on State owned EKTV

ECOTERRORS:
This is just Vendetta from daura dulllard

cyberguy72:
OH BOY U BE BIG FOOOOL OO.ASHAWO PICKIN LIKE U

Toktee:
too much sexx for ,money is nt good for your health,it makes you talk out of sense always,take my advice.

ECOTERRORS:
This is just Vendetta from daura dulllard

andresia:
The Buhari administration is already looking into how the counter-insurgency initiative was funded. Dasuki is expected to assist substantially in the probe, The Nation learnt.

“You know Dasuki had planned to resign immediately there was a change of government but President Muhammadu Buhari refused to accept because he wanted to clear the Augean Stable in the defence sector.

“Buhari’s position is that all the former Service Chiefs must account for every budget for operations in the last five years. He has been disturbed about reports of corrupt practices by some Service Chiefs.”

The security source confirmed that Dasuki might be investigated on the following issues:

all sources of funding of the campaign against Boko Haram;
purchase of arms from Russia and its cost;
training of the members of the Special Force;
why the seized $15m was hauled in cash to South Africa to the embarrassment of the nation;
what informed the recruitment of South African mercenaries as fighters in Sambisa Forest, Gwoza and some parts of Adamawa and Yobe states; and
why Nigeria rejected military assistance from the US and the UK against Boko Haram.

http://thenationonlineng.net/seized-15m-others-dss-set-to-grill-ex-nsa-dasuki/

BraniacX:

I am filthy stinking skunking agbekpo neanderthal

zicoraads:
MizMyColi...the DSS does not send people invitation cards before they pick you up. They are the equivalent of the CIA. It only becomes undemocratic if the person is held indefinitely without being charged to court. What evidence do you need again? The billions of naira that was sunk into defence with nothing to show for it is not evidence enough? The truth is, even you would want an account of that spending.

Moving Marilyn Orgar to Maiduguri was wrong. Very wrong. A wrong that was corrected as soon as they realised their folly. However, I am sure if the President was hell bent on pursuing a vendetta of sorts as you have alluded, then she would still be in Maiduguri. Something tells me that it was his intervention that made the DSS to bring her back to Abuja. On the other hand, demoting her, along with other senior officers was a step in the right direction. That exercise that was done to benefit a select few in the DSS. And I am certain that if your brother or sister was at the receiving end of those who were sidelined, you will be singing a different tune.

I want to believe this President is not stupid enough to go after Dasuki without the DSS having irrefutable evidence of wrongdoing against him. Especially since Buhari would appear to be carrying out a vendetta against him.

For now, the DSS has done the right thing and the President cannot be accused of bypassing democratic tenets. Let us sheath our swords and wait for them to hold him without access to his family or even a court appearance.

zicoraads:
MizMyColi...even though we support the PDP, I think it shouldn't be a choice that should inhibit our over all sense of right or wrong. I understand that supporting a particular cause might channel all our spirit and emotional strengths into that cause, I will still appeal that you also look at the arguments from the e-PDP supporters with a sense of 'there might be another side of the argument'.

I must admit that the conduct of certain people here in the run up to the 2015 election was both appalling and repulsive, I still think we should live above board and be seen to have done so.

I believe I am closer to the PDP than you are. I also benefited from the PDP led-government, and continue to do so. However, the truth must be told.

In your very first comment on this thread, you alluded to the fact that you wonder why Jonathan left Dasuki. Now that is the spirit. There are certain people in the previous regime that must be held accountable for their stewardship and Dasuki is one of them. Political leaning aside, Jonathan's handling of the Boko Haram issue was not good enough. The former President came on live TV to lament that certain elements who are sympathetic to the BH menace were in his government. Many years down the road and no one was either arrested or convicted. In as much as I believe the BH issue was partly fuelled by the North's 'born to rule' mentality, the President should have tackled it as he did some few weeks to the election.

Anyone who thinks that Dasuki was picked for his role in the coup that ousted Buhari in the 80's should think again. Under Dasuki, the army became a laughing outfit in Nigeria and other countries. The previous NSA didn't perform as badly as Dasuki, but the North protested for long and he was removed. But there was no protest against Dasuki, even though his tenure was worst. And this happened at a time when the defence budget became very huge. The only people who will bring up what happened in the 80's to try and defend Dasuki are those who don't have the interest of this country at heart.

If Jonathan is found wanting during his time as President, he should be made to face justice. Nothing stopped him from probing Obasanjo's time as President. Nigerians would have applauded him had he done so. This country is bigger than any individual. After Buhari leaves office, the incoming administration too would look into his time as President. No one is above the law!

ECOTERRORS:
This is just Vendetta from daura dulllard

PassingShot:
Very good development. All those who participated in one way or the other to compromise Nigeria should be treated as enemy of the state irrespective of their tribe, religion or ethnicity.

Let's just imagine Dasuki was an Igbo or a SS person, our brothers and sisters from the East would have started crying blue murder.

PMB will pursue all cases on their merits and demerits and not on where you come from or who you are.

guideman:
Leave the SE alone before AMADIOHA strikes you dead. Face the issues on the ground and stop this your stupid digression.

nerodenero:
I nerodenero am a filthy stinking skunking scallywag dunghill rat agbekpo neanderthal and since I aint got shit upstairs except yoruba invectives, I'll kindly steal and plagerise Braniacx's post so as not to reveal how dumb I am

zicoraads:
MizMyColi...the DSS does not send people invitation cards before they pick you up. They are the equivalent of the CIA. It only becomes undemocratic if the person is held indefinitely without being charged to court. What evidence do you need again? The billions of naira that was sunk into defence with nothing to show for it is not evidence enough? The truth is, even you would want an account of that spending.

Moving Marilyn Orgar to Maiduguri was wrong. Very wrong. A wrong that was corrected as soon as they realised their folly. However, I am sure if the President was hell bent on pursuing a vendetta of sorts as you have alluded, then she would still be in Maiduguri. Something tells me that it was his intervention that made the DSS to bring her back to Abuja. On the other hand, demoting her, along with other senior officers was a step in the right direction. That exercise that was done to benefit a select few in the DSS. And I am certain that if your brother or sister was at the receiving end of those who were sidelined, you will be singing a different tune.

I want to believe this President is not stupid enough to go after Dasuki without the DSS having irrefutable evidence of wrongdoing against him. Especially since Buhari would appear to be carrying out a vendetta against him.

For now, the DSS has done the right thing and the President cannot be accused of bypassing democratic tenets. Let us sheath our swords and wait for them to hold him without access to his family or even a court appearance.

MizMyColi:
Zicoraads, @your last paragraph, how can that happen when he has been taken to an undisclosed location?
Did you read that part?
How is supposed to get access to a lawyer and his family.

phlemzy:
Had the erstwhile NSA coincidentally come from the south, the polity would have been boiling by now, as the wailers will be shouting "witch-hunt"..." witch-hunt"!

zicoraads:
Well, you don't expect the DSS to start broadcasting the location of their facilities and detention centres now do you? Those places are suppose to be secret. And, special arrangements are usually made for prisoners to see family members and a lawyer. That is why there is usually an outcry when a detainee is denied access to both.