Jengem:


You have to factor in time value of money #70 million when fashola stole it was still #70million ($437,500).

At the change administration conservative exchange rate of N1:$350
That is N153.13 million. Do you see why we are blessed to have those lackeys ruling us.

Fashola stole money in Lagos like it was going out of fashion. Amaechi, Uduaghan and Alams of blessed memory also milked Nigeria dry.

Look what the governors and military administrators in the North have caused over time. Lets thank God they havent killed us yet but they are taking us to the precipe.

Nigerians have to watch and pray. All of us. And watching means we have to pick up our weight and hold these dead weight losers to account because the world is puzzled that we are all so docile to allow it persis, thus Sackers handling of the super chumpinister on british national television.

Noneroone:
Sacar: Hundreds of thousands of children are dying of malnutruition in refugee camps what are doing abouy it?

Fashola: I doubt the figures?

Sacar: But will assure us that their condition will improve?

Fashola: Yes (admitting the truth he doubted)

the olodo was grilled

aresssa:



Question.


How much did Fashola stole, how and from where and also where is the money kept.


Thanks in advance..

Jengem:



At last request from oga fassshole, he told me the money is being kept in a secret tunnel in aso rock under your secret crush certificate

Nelkoko:
I Neva knew fashola is dis empty

mandarin:
I didn't see how he was grilled here. Many of you just write for the sake of criticizing someone who to me is much better than Jonathan Goodluck. Being able to put stuffs together in recession is hard especially when you have to defend under a dwindling market conditions. I see many of you here are still struggling with JAMB while some can't even defend papers they call certificates!
Fashola to me is an inspiration in the political sphere and trusting him with multiple ministries is the way to confidently tell Nigerians that he's a trusted hand.
To those who hope that Nigeria power problem can be solved by Buhari in a year, it shows how low your education has gone and how ignorant lots of youths have become.

segunpee:


U don't mind these folks. Honestly any gullible person would have been deceived by their jaundice view of the interview. He actually did well and gave solid answers and explanations to the questions asked. At a time Sankour wanted to deny him d chance to respond but Fashola insisted n made his statements. Any remotely intelligent and unbiased person knows Fashola did well. Please leave children of hate alone. They can't see beyond their nose. Hateful folks always see F9 where there should be A1, B2 etc. It in them until delivered. Proud of Fashola responses

hero2000:
Fashola is still my man! We have seen what he did in Lagos in 8years. It is no fluke. So his pedigree still speaks for him.

He needs to step up; no doubt.

BlackOnassis:
If you read the comments without watching the video, one would think Mr. Fashola was not able to satisfactorily answer the questions. But the man actually did well. Igbos/Wailers will die miserably for rooting for the failure of their own country.

spartacus11:
are u no longer praising avengers to keep blowing up. pipeline, why are u looking for electricity, with pipeline been blown everyday my area still has 9 hours of electricity a day that is to show they are leaving no stone unturn.

Mcowubaba:


He hasn't even handled Power supply properly for 1 Year, you're already giving him 2 terms in office as a President... Eclipse will just overtake Nigeria

Jengem:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YFRTJ3YLv7A

Fashola grilled on boko haram resurgence, delta avengers, poor economy, power supply and his #100 million website

The man wanted to cry.

aventura:
how many presidents do you see gracing hard talk and did Buhari appear on hard talk as a president?

I've seen people slaughter stephen on his programme. Don't defend the undefendable. Uncle fash was taken to the cleaners. Just admit it and move on.

spartacus11:
is it government that help Alibaba Tecno mobile Samsung Apple Microsoft, and many other innovations that have change the world. what government needs to do is to build infrastructure provide education healthcare , but u simply don't sit down and wait that if government did not come to give u the idea finance then u can't do anything? that is what is called lazyness....

ladyF:

spartacus11:
we should be asking you this question if pdp is paying u per post, if u can be blind of those who ripe this country off, drain the very last kobo in the Treasure, did not build infrastructure, oil sold by pdp in 16 years was $786 billion and oil sold by jonathan alone in six years was $360 billion does nigeria look like a nation where this money has been spent, then the man trying to fix this decare and return the nation back to the right track is the one u are calling failure, the man who stole the nation dry give militants weapon form avengers is ur hero, the man who is fighting corruption, paying of debt own by jonathan u call him a failure, as fashola said he paid #63 billion to contractor debt own by jonathan u call such a government a failure and the one who incurred the debt is ur hero. so tell us who is been paid here be the judge

LoveMachine:


I prefer cordial journalists. The whole interruption schtick is corny and played out. He tries to embarrass people through intimidation because it's his platform.

A man's viewpoint if superior can stand on its own. He shouldn't have to badger his counterpart to prove his point.

maclatunji:
HardTalk is a tough programme that is why GEJ did not appear on the programme in 5 years as President.

President Buhari has appeared twice in th. past.

aresssa:


And your pdp uncles handled it in their 16 years of looting, stealing and sharing...?

BlackOnassis:
If you read the comments without watching the video, one would think Mr. Fashola was not able to satisfactorily answer the questions. But the man actually did well. Igbos/Wailers will die miserably for rooting for the failure of their own country.

bakynes:
When i see Igbos i see hate, they have turned into enemy of the state. Their castigation of this govt is not because they want the country to improve, they castigate this govt because the hate every inch of them.

People like me dont hate Jonathan because i voted and mobilized people in the SW to vote him but retracted from supporting him when he began to fail upon the huge resources on his hands ($140 per barrel/2.3million production output) not because i hate him but because he failed i never blamed him for Bokoharam.Fastforward to 2015, i voted for Buhari not because i like him but he was a better option to jonathan. Even before he started working, the Igbos hate him for no reason other than he is a fulani man from the North.

Many Nigerians were behind jonathan before he started failing and backed off those are true patrotic citizens bt the IPOB were not even behind Buhari at any point they just hate him no matter what he does even if Nigeria turns to Eldorado tomorrow they will forever hate him.

claremont:
I don't think most of the people on this thread criticizing Fashola actually watched this video. Fashola handled this interview very well in my opinion, he never evaded any of the questions. HardTalk interviews are designed to be confrontational, and it takes nerves of steel to be calm and focused when answering them.

Kudos to Obasanjo and Buhari who have been on HardTalk. It does say a lot about Jonathan that he was never on it, I would have loved to hear him explain his Goat and Yam hypothesis to the world.

thegoodjoehunt3:
There is a moral issue. A very strong moral issue.

If I remember my criminal law, it is much an offence to receive stolen goods as to actually steal it...Hon. Fashola

Slam Dunk.

thegoodjoehunt3:
Journalist: Can you name someone who thought he was above the law who has charges brought to him?

Fashola: Former Security Chief.


Wicked.

Kay17:


The originating question was whether the Judiciary was doing it's job despite a comment by the President that it wasn't.

The job in this context is convicting and jailing corrupt officials. And if you measured BRF performance against this, you would admit it's poor

Kay17:


But has the country prosecuted the suspects? Isn't it after a conviction that the stolen goods can be identified as stolen goods