Bonapart:
The mode who forgot me on band for months is more corrupt

mykeljosef:
malam malami.....mumu malam malami

Atiku2019:
Observing................

sarrki:


The committee also frowned on the inability of the Minister of Finance, Mrs. Kemi Adeosun, to attend the hearing and ordered that she must attend today’s hearing by all means, particularly as her predecessor was involved in the issue.

agabusta:



Well, thank God you have something to do full time.

Atiku2019:

agabusta:
Your optimism and commitment is unequaled.

jahsharon:


I think the committee members are mad. Kemi Adeosun does not have time for the useless committee. If her predecessor was involved in the deal, the committee should search for her predecessor's address and invite the puff-puff cheeked world bank fraudster to come and tell the committee how she and her gang of looters shared the money. Se Fini.

The committee also frowned on the inability of the Minister of Finance, Mrs. Kemi Adeosun, to attend the hearing and ordered that she must attend today’s hearing by all means, particularly as her predecessor was involved in the issue .

sarrki:
ABUJA —THE Attorney General of the Federation, AGF, and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami, SAN, yesterday, told the House of Representatives Ad-hoc Committee on alleged corruption, malpractices and breach of due process in the award of OPL 245, that there was no sufficient evidence yet to convict the former AGF, Mohammed Adoke; ex-Minister of Petroleum Resources, Diezani Alison-Madueke; and former Finance Minister, Olusegun Aganga, over the $1.092 billion Malabu oil deal.

The AGF said investigation was ongoing on the matter and that it was not possible for him to jump to the conclusion of indictment. According to him, the investigation is from different perspectives because of alleged criminality, breach of contract and associated elements.

This is as the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, in its submission, said it was not party to the agreement on OPL 245, adding that it was the Department of Petroleum Resources, DPR, that could answer questions relating to issues on the Malabu transaction. C’ttee flays Adeosun for non- appearance The committee also frowned on the inability of the Minister of Finance, Mrs. Kemi Adeosun, to attend the hearing and ordered that she must attend today’s hearing by all means, particularly as her predecessor was involved in the issue.

Malami, who spoke at the Rasak Atunwa-led Ad-hoc Committee on the alleged corruption, malpractices and breach of due process in the award of OPL 245, told the committee that efforts to ensure the former AGF appeared had not yielded any positive result, regretting that he was only sending correspondences.

He said:  “I can’t with certainty jump into the conclusion of indictment. The former Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Mohammed Adoke, has not made himself available, though he has made written submissions to the ministry.

” Fielding questions on the opening of an escrow account by Adoke, Diezani Alison-Madueke, and Olusegun Aganga over the $1.092 billion Malabu oil deal, Malami said the payment of $1.092 billion was fraudulent as it should have been paid into the Federation Account or the Consolidated Revenue Fund.

We didn’t  know OPL 245 has huge oil deposits —NNPC In its submission, the NNPC, through its Chief Operating Officer, Bello Rabiu, said the corporation was also not aware that over nine billion barrels of crude oil was in OPL 245 as being claimed, adding that he heard of such a figure in reports.

Rabiu said the plague of the oil sector was corruption, adding that the passage of the Petroleum Industry Bill, PIB, would engender transparency in the industry. He said the award of OPL 245 was not extraordinary as the minister had the discretionary powers to give and revoke licences for oil blocks but was quick to add that in the case of Malabu, it was selective tendering.

Obasanjo, Atiku,  Dan-Etete not part of Malabu However, counsel to Malabu Oil and Gas, Abdullahi Haruna, and consultant to majority shareholders of Malabu, Lawal Abba, insisted that former President Olusegun Obasanjo, former Vice President Atiku Abubakar and one-time Minister of Petroleum, Dan Etete, had no stake in Malabu, despite observations by chairman of the committee that various foreign court rulings indicate the contrary.

Earlier in his speech, chairman of the committee, Rasak Atunwa, noted that the issue of OPL 245 had become an albatross on the necks of successive governments in Nigeria since 1998.  

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/12/1-092bn-malabu-oil-deal-why-we-cant-prosecute-adoke-madueke-aganga-yet-malami/

7Alexander:

I really feel bad for anyone who feels they can count on any Nigerian governments integrity and straightforwardness. Mr. Attorney General, said the activities were fraudulent, but he also said he has no evidence, what contradiction?

Read my lips, even if there was a ship load of digital, analogue, voice, text evidence against Patience Jonathan, Diezani, Atiku, Tinubu, IBB, and more, these people are DEFINITELY not going to jail, at least not in Nigeria, coughs...Ibori. At the most, we will hear that their accounts has been frozen, if there is a media frenzy, EFCC will come to tell us how they were able to recovered phantom millions and billions. Story
I ask, what happened to the Metuh, Kola Aluko, Jide Omokore and other cases?

I don't want to start with the incompetent and bribe-laden judiciary that takes forever to try a single case.

Nigeria may not be great in our generation

dee02:

Is this all you can come up with? Noodle brain oxymoro....n!

Okeikpu:
The mode who banned me for almost 2months
Just pray I won't remember your case when next I visit the spirit world
Our next meeting is approaching, just pray hard I don't remember abt it.
Black mentality
What stops you guys from hiding any comments u found wrong

SBG04:
They should invite that puf puf stuffed woman to come and defend herself and free our kemi.