| Re: Abacha Loot: Arms Are Not Roads, Electricity, Health, SERAP Tells Okonjo-iweala by anigbajumo(m): 3:10pm On Dec 10, 2015 |
Na wa oooooooo |
| Re: Abacha Loot: Arms Are Not Roads, Electricity, Health, SERAP Tells Okonjo-iweala by blackboy(m): 3:10pm On Dec 10, 2015 |
SERAP should read carefully her statement from her media aid earlier. She did acknowledge it was for development but there can be no development when war is ongoing. Arms for the Nigerian Army is imprtant if they needed arms to win the war then why not provide the money to end the war and development the north. Or perhaps she would have preferred Julius Berger to go the Yobe or Borno to build roads and bridges with the war ongoing and our soldiers to be going to fight with their bare hands.
The problem is from all indication the person who received the money for weapons did not use it all for weapons instead a campaign in going on to smear the former ministers name.
I work in a bank I pay a customer and he uses the money for a crime. The way forward is to harrass me or have the customer arrested?
Seems some people want to waste 4 years or gain cheap popularity by blaming and witch hunting. Okay lets see . 2 Likes |
| Re: Abacha Loot: Arms Are Not Roads, Electricity, Health, SERAP Tells Okonjo-iweala by SLIDEwaxie(m): 3:11pm On Dec 10, 2015 |
OnankpaBa:
that woman and Diezani has alot to answer to. with respect to death, diezani already got a plateful...except its all a act, she can't last 10yrs...but she shld release our funds... That havard frog eyed fat fucck resents me like mad. She is so corrupt and incompetent. For all her yrs under Jonathan, she has refused to speak the truth...and her policies (even despite her overhyped havard degree), are not favourable to anyone but the officials. How can u sit down as the head of an economic team and earmarked on 13% out of trillions for 150mills heads and expect development? 6 Likes |
| Re: Abacha Loot: Arms Are Not Roads, Electricity, Health, SERAP Tells Okonjo-iweala by Nobody: 3:12pm On Dec 10, 2015 |
MizMyColi:
Last I checked,
Security is also a basic need.
She said, and I quote
The Onus is now on Dasuki and GEJ to provide evidence on how said funds was appropriated.
Give the woman a breather please. The security of Jonas re election bid abi? 3 Likes |
| Re: Abacha Loot: Arms Are Not Roads, Electricity, Health, SERAP Tells Okonjo-iweala by OnankpaBa(m): 3:15pm On Dec 10, 2015 |
SLIDEwaxie:
with respect to death, diezani already got a plateful...except its all a act, she can't last 10yrs...but she shld release our funds...
That havard frog eyed fat fucck resents me like mad. She is so corrupt and incompetent. For all her yrs under Jonathan, she has refused to speak the truth...and her policies (even despite her overhyped havard degree), are not favourable to anyone but the officials.
How can u sit down as the head of an economic team and earmarked on 13% out of trillions for 150mills heads and expect development? Cordinating minister of Economy who wasted our resources for how many years... God. Politicians are wicked. 3 Likes |
| Re: Abacha Loot: Arms Are Not Roads, Electricity, Health, SERAP Tells Okonjo-iweala by OnankpaBa(m): 3:16pm On Dec 10, 2015 |
MizMyColi:
Last I checked,
Security is also a basic need.
She said, and I quote
The Onus is now on Dasuki and GEJ to provide evidence on how said funds was appropriated.
Give the woman a breather please. Okonjo has alot to tell us. Dasuku has opened all their files. |
| Re: Abacha Loot: Arms Are Not Roads, Electricity, Health, SERAP Tells Okonjo-iweala by omonnakoda: 3:18pm On Dec 10, 2015 |
People should stop being sentimental .We all agree you need security. That is not the issue.
The issue is were the funds released in keeping with THE LAW and constitution.
Was there an appropriation by the National Assembly?
Not ONE KOBO can be spent without recourse to budgeting. We know that government approached the National Assembly for a supplementary budget for arms and authority to borrow so why did they not do so on this occasion.
There is no escaping what seems apparent that money was spent without recourse to the assent of the National Assembly and that would be unconstitutional 6 Likes 3 Shares |
| Re: Abacha Loot: Arms Are Not Roads, Electricity, Health, SERAP Tells Okonjo-iweala by jaybee3(m): 3:19pm On Dec 10, 2015 |
MizMyColi:
In my opinion, in the light of the evidence I've seen?
The blame is not on her.
Dasuki should answer. GEJ should answer too.
Except of course, you naturally hate her and want to see her go down.
Good Luck with that. Whose responsibility was it to ensure due diligence on use of the recovered funds? It's simply not acceptable to shift blame She knew what she did was wrong hence her directive to GEJ to ensure accountability isn't compromised by the office of the NSA 4 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: Abacha Loot: Arms Are Not Roads, Electricity, Health, SERAP Tells Okonjo-iweala by Orikinla(m): 3:21pm On Dec 10, 2015 |
DONSMITH123:
SERAP’s statement today followed Mrs Okonjo-Iweala’s confession that she released about $322m to the former National Security Adviser Sambo Dasuki for military operations.
In a statement today by SERAP executive director Adetokunbo Mumuni the organisation said that, “The truth about the spending of Abacha loot is now coming out, and it is clear that Mrs Okonjo-Iweala was wrong to accuse SERAP of bias while she knew that we are simply seeking truth, justice and accountability on the spending of recovered Abacha loot.”
am patiently waiting to see if Madam Economy will come out and tender apology. . Apologize? You don't know the spirit controlling this woman and GEJ. Instead of an apology, she will announce that she has been given another international award. The evil spirit of deception and delusion is the worst. 4 Likes |
| Re: Abacha Loot: Arms Are Not Roads, Electricity, Health, SERAP Tells Okonjo-iweala by ThisMeansWAR: 3:23pm On Dec 10, 2015 |
blackboy:
SERAP should read carefully her statement from her media aid earlier. She did acknowledge it was for development but there can be no development when war is ongoing. Arms for the Nigerian Army is imprtant if they needed arms to win the war then why not provide the money to end the war and development the north. Or perhaps she would have preferred Julius Berger to go the Yobe or Borno to build roads and bridges with the war ongoing and our soldiers to be going to fight with their bare hands.
The problem is from all indication the person who received the money for weapons did not use it all for weapons instead a campaign in going on to smear the former ministers name.
I work in a bank I pay a customer and he uses the money for a crime. The way forward is to harrass me or have the customer arrested?
Seems some people want to waste 4 years or gain cheap popularity by blaming and witch hunting. Okay lets see . why didn't she say that when serap initially asked how abacha's loot was spent ..She didnt even mention that more 30% of the stolen money was spent on security .. She just said they used it on infrastructure that we didn't see .. If this dasuki case didnt come to light, we probably wouldnt have known about that now ...that's what serap is saying ... 4 Likes |
| Re: Abacha Loot: Arms Are Not Roads, Electricity, Health, SERAP Tells Okonjo-iweala by DONSMITH123(m): 3:24pm On Dec 10, 2015 |
Orikinla:
. Apologize? You don't know the spirit controlling this woman and GEJ. Instead of an apology, she will announce that she has been given another international award. The evil spirit of deception and delusion is the worst.  1 Like |
| Re: Abacha Loot: Arms Are Not Roads, Electricity, Health, SERAP Tells Okonjo-iweala by SLIDEwaxie(m): 3:26pm On Dec 10, 2015 |
OnankpaBa:
Cordinating minister of Economy who wasted our resources for how many years... God. Politicians are wicked. don't mind the idiot! For the whole period when oil was selling at $150/barrel, they achieved nothing and the fool was even trying to push up taxes! |
| Re: Abacha Loot: Arms Are Not Roads, Electricity, Health, SERAP Tells Okonjo-iweala by Texcoco(m): 3:26pm On Dec 10, 2015 |
Texcoco:
This witchunt has turned into a kangaroo circus or how else can somebody not understand that you need security before you talk about putting infrastructure on ground? So she must apologise to Nigerians for setting her priorities right as far as the people of north east are concerned? How else can that be done without the input of the prime security agency like the NSA on the matter? So if funds released to the NSA by NOI for arms and security is looted by elements of that NSA,how is she culpable in the imbroglio? Was she given a part for her troubles? can any paper trail be linked to her checking account?? Or are all these elaborate but comical attempts at witchunting? |
| Re: Abacha Loot: Arms Are Not Roads, Electricity, Health, SERAP Tells Okonjo-iweala by Goke7: 3:27pm On Dec 10, 2015 |
Texcoco:
This witchunt has turned into a kangaroo circus or how else can somebody not understand that you need security before you talk about putting infrastructure on ground? So she must apologise to Nigerians for setting her priorities right as far as the people of north east are concerned she must apologize for lying initially, mr man, can't you read. She earlier said the money was spent on roads before her new song now that it was spent on arms. Na wa for una o 1 Like |
| Re: Abacha Loot: Arms Are Not Roads, Electricity, Health, SERAP Tells Okonjo-iweala by Orikinla(m): 3:30pm On Dec 10, 2015 |
omonnakoda:
People should stop being sentimental .We all agree you need security. That is not the issue.
The issue is were the funds released in keeping with THE LAW and constitution.
Was there an appropriation by the National Assembly?
Not ONE KOBO can be spent without recourse to budgeting. We know that government approached the National Assembly for a supplementary budget for arms and authority to borrow so why did they not do so on this occasion.
There is no escaping what seems apparent that money was spent without recourse to the assent of the National Assembly and that would be unconstitutional . God bless you. Only idiots are commending and defending the criminal act of this woman. She and GEJ misappropriated funds, because they never expected the APC to defeat PDP and if GEJ had won his second term bid, they would have escaped without query. 1 Like |
| Re: Abacha Loot: Arms Are Not Roads, Electricity, Health, SERAP Tells Okonjo-iweala by asapeola(m): 3:31pm On Dec 10, 2015 |
MizMyColi:
Last I checked,
Security is also a basic need.
She said, and I quote
The Onus is now on Dasuki and GEJ to provide evidence on how said funds was appropriated.
Give the woman a breather please. are u for real  Did u mean all u said up there or ur indulging in part-time comedy A whole world-bank trained financial expert does not have the expense account of $322m she personally disbursed! Walahi. I give up on U!!! 6 Likes |
| Re: Abacha Loot: Arms Are Not Roads, Electricity, Health, SERAP Tells Okonjo-iweala by Goke7: 3:31pm On Dec 10, 2015 |
blackboy:
SERAP should read carefully her statement from her media aid earlier. She did acknowledge it was for development but there can be no development when war is ongoing. Arms for the Nigerian Army is imprtant if they needed arms to win the war then why not provide the money to end the war and development the north. Or perhaps she would have preferred Julius Berger to go the Yobe or Borno to build roads and bridges with the war ongoing and our soldiers to be going to fight with their bare hands.
The problem is from all indication the person who received the money for weapons did not use it all for weapons instead a campaign in going on to smear the former ministers name.
I work in a bank I pay a customer and he uses the money for a crime. The way forward is to harrass me or have the customer arrested?
Seems some people want to waste 4 years or gain cheap popularity by blaming and witch hunting. Okay lets see . NOI lied period, stop coloring her statement for her, you are implicating her further, NOI also has a phd for lying which is becoming more glaring to all. The same woman who told us Nigeria was not not broke before march 28 but turn around after then to tell us that we would have a difficult year when FG and states could not pay salaries. 3 Likes |
| Re: Abacha Loot: Arms Are Not Roads, Electricity, Health, SERAP Tells Okonjo-iweala by kaboninc(m): 3:33pm On Dec 10, 2015 |
DONSMITH123:
Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has asked former Minister of Finance Ngozi Okonjo Iweala to “apologise to Nigerians for claiming recently that recovered Abacha loot was transparently spent while she knew that $322m (about N63billion) recovered Abacha funds were inappropriately released to finance the fight against Boko Haram.”
SERAP’s statement today followed Mrs Okonjo-Iweala’s confession that she released about $322m to the former National Security Adviser Sambo Dasuki for military operations.
In a statement today by SERAP executive director Adetokunbo Mumuni the organisation said that, “The truth about the spending of Abacha loot is now coming out, and it is clear that Mrs Okonjo-Iweala was wrong to accuse SERAP of bias while she knew that we are simply seeking truth, justice and accountability on the spending of recovered Abacha loot.”
“Mrs Okonjo-Iweala’s approach of ‘no answers, no apology’ on how Abacha loot was spent is doing her reputation more harm than good. We hope that she will take cue from the World Bank (her former employer) when it defined ‘accountability and probity’ as knowing what task has been set, accepting to do it, and going about it with a sense of probity. Probity implying the willingness to self-disclose such information to which a specific stakeholder group has a right as well as tolerance of the scrutiny of such a stakeholder group on information to which they have a right,” the organisation said.
“We therefore urge her to now come out for the sake of millions of Nigerians living in extreme poverty but also of generations as yet unborn and tell Nigerians the whole story about what exactly happened to recovered Abacha loot, as well as publicly apologise for claiming that Abacha loot was transparently spent. She should be willing to be held to account,” the organisation added.
The letter, dated January 20, 2015, which was addressed to former President Goodluck Jonathan, revealed that $322m of Abacha loot was transferred following a January 12, 2015 request by the office of the former National Security Advise Sambo Dasuki for funds for the procurement of arms and ammunition as well as intelligence equipment. The letter reads: “Please find a request by the National Security Adviser (NSA) for the transfer of $300 million and £5.5 million of the recovered Abacha funds to an ONSA [Office of the National Security Adviser] operations account. The NSA has explained that this is to enable the purchase of ammunition, security, and other intelligence equipment for the security agencies in order to enable them fully confront the ongoing Boko Haram threat. His request is sequel to the meeting you chaired with the committee on the use of recovered funds where the decision was made that recovered Abacha funds would be split 50-50 between urgent security needs to confront Boko Haram and development need (including a portion for the Future Generations window of the Sovereign Wealth Fund)”.
It would be recalled that SERAP had raised some questions for Mrs Okonjo-Iweala to answer regarding how Abacha loot was spent.
According to the Bank, ‘Given the weakness of general budget reporting systems at the moment, this decision greatly undermined the opportunity for tracking the returned Abacha funds and analysis of their utilization.’ Nigerians would like Mrs Okonjo-Iweala to explain why this was the case under her watch.”
Cc: lalasticlala
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/12/abacha-loot-arms-are-not-roads-electricity-health-serap-tells-okonjo-iweala/ Very terrible set of jobless individuals. She specifically said that the first tranche of recovered loot was in 2005/2006 and was monitored by the World Bank. She also explained that there were funds being expected - $322m and $700m - for which the $322 had been returned and $700 was expected. She also said that the funds will be treated as "borrowed funds" or spilt "50/50" between security and development needs. Can't we just say it as it is? Can't we just say that this is white and this is black? Why distort reports for cynical purposes? At the end, the entire effort which is to ensure transparency and improve our lives will just be defeated. By the time the trial of Dokpesi starts, we'll see how south the case will go. |
| Re: Abacha Loot: Arms Are Not Roads, Electricity, Health, SERAP Tells Okonjo-iweala by plaetton: 3:34pm On Dec 10, 2015 |
DONSMITH123:
Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has asked former Minister of Finance Ngozi Okonjo Iweala to “apologise to Nigerians for claiming recently that recovered Abacha loot was transparently spent while she knew that $322m (about N63billion) recovered Abacha funds were inappropriately released to finance the fight against Boko Haram.”
SERAP’s statement today followed Mrs Okonjo-Iweala’s confession that she released about $322m to the former National Security Adviser Sambo Dasuki for military operations.
In a statement today by SERAP executive director Adetokunbo Mumuni the organisation said that, “The truth about the spending of Abacha loot is now coming out, and it is clear that Mrs Okonjo-Iweala was wrong to accuse SERAP of bias while she knew that we are simply seeking truth, justice and accountability on the spending of recovered Abacha loot.”
“Mrs Okonjo-Iweala’s approach of ‘no answers, no apology’ on how Abacha loot was spent is doing her reputation more harm than good. We hope that she will take cue from the World Bank (her former employer) when it defined ‘accountability and probity’ as knowing what task has been set, accepting to do it, and going about it with a sense of probity. Probity implying the willingness to self-disclose such information to which a specific stakeholder group has a right as well as tolerance of the scrutiny of such a stakeholder group on information to which they have a right,” the organisation said.
“We therefore urge her to now come out for the sake of millions of Nigerians living in extreme poverty but also of generations as yet unborn and tell Nigerians the whole story about what exactly happened to recovered Abacha loot, as well as publicly apologise for claiming that Abacha loot was transparently spent. She should be willing to be held to account,” the organisation added.
The letter, dated January 20, 2015, which was addressed to former President Goodluck Jonathan, revealed that $322m of Abacha loot was transferred following a January 12, 2015 request by the office of the former National Security Advise Sambo Dasuki for funds for the procurement of arms and ammunition as well as intelligence equipment. The letter reads: “Please find a request by the National Security Adviser (NSA) for the transfer of $300 million and £5.5 million of the recovered Abacha funds to an ONSA [Office of the National Security Adviser] operations account. The NSA has explained that this is to enable the purchase of ammunition, security, and other intelligence equipment for the security agencies in order to enable them fully confront the ongoing Boko Haram threat. His request is sequel to the meeting you chaired with the committee on the use of recovered funds where the decision was made that recovered Abacha funds would be split 50-50 between urgent security needs to confront Boko Haram and development need (including a portion for the Future Generations window of the Sovereign Wealth Fund)”.
It would be recalled that SERAP had raised some questions for Mrs Okonjo-Iweala to answer regarding how Abacha loot was spent.
According to the Bank, ‘Given the weakness of general budget reporting systems at the moment, this decision greatly undermined the opportunity for tracking the returned Abacha funds and analysis of their utilization.’ Nigerians would like Mrs Okonjo-Iweala to explain why this was the case under her watch.”
Cc: lalasticlala
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/12/abacha-loot-arms-are-not-roads-electricity-health-serap-tells-okonjo-iweala/ This is Stuuuuupid. At the height of the boko haram manace , this same id.iots were crying that Jonathan was not doing enough to fight boko haram. Now that it has been shown that Jonathan was genuinely committed to fighting boko haram manace in the North, why are the people that were given the money to fight boko haram not being held responsible ? Why are these cowardly idi.ots picking on the former minister of finance? Is it because she is a woman and and a south Easterner? Security comes first before anything else in governance. That fact is obvious to many Nigerians who have been victims of boko haram. How the money was spent is what we should all focus on, not who approved it. 1 Like 1 Share |
| Re: Abacha Loot: Arms Are Not Roads, Electricity, Health, SERAP Tells Okonjo-iweala by MizMyColi(f): 3:34pm On Dec 10, 2015 |
jaybee3:
Whose responsibility was it to ensure due diligence on use of the recovered funds?
It's simply not acceptable to shift blame
She knew what she did was wrong hence her directive to GEJ to ensure accountability isn't compromised by the office of the NSA
No, she didn't.
She gave her reasons based on
1. The peculiar nature of inteligence and security.
2. The NSA’s office was to account for the spending to the President who was the Commander in Chief, given the fact that the Minister of Finance is not part of the security architecture and does not participate in the Security Council.
Even in everyday life, sometimes, certain amounts are entrusted in our care for errands which the sender isn't too sure of the nitty gritties.
They ususally do so with a strict reminder in the lines of "When You come Back, You Must Account For This Money O"...
If she didn't talk about accountability at all, that would have been a different ball game.
Again, I insist that Dasuki and co, should be the ones giving the accounts (if they haven't done so already). 1 Like |
| Re: Abacha Loot: Arms Are Not Roads, Electricity, Health, SERAP Tells Okonjo-iweala by MizMyColi(f): 3:36pm On Dec 10, 2015 |
asapeola:
are u for real Did u mean all u said up there or ur indulging in part-time comedy A whole world-bank trained financial expert does not have the expense account of $322m she personally disbursed!
Walahi. I give up on U!!! How come it took you so long |
| Re: Abacha Loot: Arms Are Not Roads, Electricity, Health, SERAP Tells Okonjo-iweala by Nobody: 3:36pm On Dec 10, 2015 |
Now, between Abacha and these pple who is worse? Abacha stole and these pple now stole Abcha's recovered loot! Tooo bad! 2 Likes |
| Re: Abacha Loot: Arms Are Not Roads, Electricity, Health, SERAP Tells Okonjo-iweala by omonnakoda: 3:36pm On Dec 10, 2015 |
They al know they have broken the law and are now trying to hide under GEJ.
Clearly their strategy is "If I am going down I will name GEJ and try to embarrass the government by hinging their defence on asking GEJ to testify in court at their trial hoping the government would back off. Well Buhari should call their bluff and prosecute them anyway. It is important to establish that precedent so no one can break the law and hide under the president. 2 Likes |
| Re: Abacha Loot: Arms Are Not Roads, Electricity, Health, SERAP Tells Okonjo-iweala by eltweezy90(m): 3:37pm On Dec 10, 2015 |
SLIDEwaxie:
A lame man is a king in the land of the blind!
Now, just close your eyes and imagine how the people from that side will be supporting how that frog eyed biatch spent the dollars with eyes closed to the fact that even in the budget, the govt only gave 13% for over 150million people. When Governor Adams was calling her out to come and explain her participation in the arms deal, she alleged that Adams was always mentioning her name anytime a new corruption case Springs. See diz woman o! dia is God o. #... Crying... # 1 Like |
| Re: Abacha Loot: Arms Are Not Roads, Electricity, Health, SERAP Tells Okonjo-iweala by OnankpaBa(m): 3:38pm On Dec 10, 2015 |
plaetton:
This is Stuuuuupid.
At the height of the boko haram manace , this same id.iots were crying that Jonathan was not doing enough to fight boko haram.
Now that it has been shown that Jonathan was genuinely committed to fighting boko haram manace in the North, why are the people that were given the money to fight boko haram not being held responsible ?
Why are these cowardly idi.ots picking on the former minister of finance?
Is it because she is a woman and and a south Easterner?
Security comes first before anything else in governance.
That fact is obvious to many Nigerians who have been victims of boko haram.
How the money was spent is what we should all focus on, not who approved it. 2 Likes 
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| Re: Abacha Loot: Arms Are Not Roads, Electricity, Health, SERAP Tells Okonjo-iweala by OnankpaBa(m): 3:38pm On Dec 10, 2015 |
kaboninc:
Very terrible set of jobless individuals.
She specifically said that the first tranche of recovered loot was in 2005/2006 and was monitored by the World Bank.
She also explained that there were funds being expected - $322m and $700m - for which the $322 had been returned and $700 was expected.
She also said that the funds will be treated as "borrowed funds" or spilt "50/50" between security and development needs.
Can't we just say it as it is?
Can't we just say that this is white and this is black?
Why distort reports for cynical purposes?
At the end, the entire effort which is to ensure transparency and improve our lives will just be defeated.
By the time the trial of Dokpesi starts, we'll see how south the case will go. 
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| Re: Abacha Loot: Arms Are Not Roads, Electricity, Health, SERAP Tells Okonjo-iweala by Nobody: 3:38pm On Dec 10, 2015 |
MizMyColi:
Last I checked,
Security is also a basic need.
She said, and I quote
The Onus is now on Dasuki and GEJ to provide evidence on how said funds was appropriated.
Give the woman a breather please. Don't mind the fools !! What is road and water if you are not alive to enjoy it!! Security is very very important and is a key human necessity!! Those waiting for NOI to apologize would wait for a very long time 1 Like 1 Share |
| Re: Abacha Loot: Arms Are Not Roads, Electricity, Health, SERAP Tells Okonjo-iweala by nortcentrallord(m): 3:39pm On Dec 10, 2015 |
I guess such money should be banked or kept safely while innocent Nigerians are killed up north by the beast born out of a certain religion. She didn't deny releasing the money, did she? Or is security not an important issue? You hollow headed lots should be asking what happened to the fund after it was released. Stop draging the woman down because you guys are already down. Even the educated once just talk like they have never seen the four walls of a school. I pity Nigeria and those so called leaders we have today. Mtchewwwww. |
| Re: Abacha Loot: Arms Are Not Roads, Electricity, Health, SERAP Tells Okonjo-iweala by VanOmiyale: 3:40pm On Dec 10, 2015 |
[quote author=Texcoco post=40874332][/quote] You are so on point. Its as if these politicians have done something to us most Nigerians cannot reason well again. She only released the money based on the approval from the C-in-C. Please how is that a crime? Have Dasuki come out to say she was given part of the money as kick back? A beg give the woman a break. |
| Re: Abacha Loot: Arms Are Not Roads, Electricity, Health, SERAP Tells Okonjo-iweala by ThisMeansWAR: 3:41pm On Dec 10, 2015 |
nortcentrallord:
I guess such money should be banked or kept safely while innocent Nigerians are killed up north by the beast born out of a certain religion. She didn't deny releasing the money, did she? Or is security not an important issue? You hollow headed lots should be asking what happened to the fund after it was released. Stop draging the woman down because you guys are already down. Even the educated once just talk like they have never seen the four walls of a school. I pity Nigeria and those so called leaders we have today. Mtchewwwww. shey bi the security money now has been diverted to gej's failed reelection bid ... You head no correct at all .. |
| Re: Abacha Loot: Arms Are Not Roads, Electricity, Health, SERAP Tells Okonjo-iweala by Amanwulu1(m): 3:41pm On Dec 10, 2015 |
SmithEnemona:
SEND HER TO JAIL over what? D last time I checked Abacha was not corrupt as mr integrity made us believe. |
| Re: Abacha Loot: Arms Are Not Roads, Electricity, Health, SERAP Tells Okonjo-iweala by Nobody: 3:42pm On Dec 10, 2015 |
omonnakoda:
They al know they have broken the law and are now trying to hide under GEJ.
Clearly their strategy is "If I am going down I will name GEJ and try to embarrass the government by hinging their defence on asking GEJ to testify in court at their trial hoping the government would back off. Well Buhari should call their bluff and prosecute them anyway. It is important to establish that precedent so no one can break the law and hide under the president. Which law exactly was broken and what charges would establish against them |
