Desyner:
No. Innocent lives and justice are of greater priority. Can N650m in APC's hand restore life?

IamaNigerianGuy:


What is the present situation ? Looming war ? 7 million lost jobs ? Negative economic growth ? Voices of secession ? Mass emigration ? Looting in Aso rock ? Fulanis hegemony ? Divided government ? Nepotism I?
Disdain for the Constitution ? Hunger and unemployment ?

bakila:

My post is to the effect that the lawyer wants to ensure that his client is not subjected to thelvagaries of trial.
The money is not going to APC, but Nigeria where it belongs.

Desyner:
listen to yourself. How did you manage to tie me to PDP ?

bakila:
Did you read PDP in my post that you quoted?

bakila:
So the herdsmen news is the anthem of PDP to defeat PMB?

yanabasee:
PDP diehard fans right now!!!

vicfy:
Afonjas! You were given some money for campaign purposes, and you hid it underneath your carpet, thereby denying GEJ his chances of winning in d SW. Your tribe has always been known as Saboteurs.

GavelSlam:
See thief face.

PDP and stealing.

ashjay001:
Its amazing that, some citizens of this country, want to return PDP to governance

hushpapi:
Buhari is the best president Nigeria ever had. Just under 4yrs, we know get to know who is truly a leader and those who appear to be looters. The first president cable enough to tackle adenuga (glo) which president don try am before wey Babangida and obasanjo won’t para. Despite the fact that adenuga never pay any tax to this country.



Buhari just keep doing your thing, even Jesus get haters when he was on earth but still concur. God is your strength mr president. Whoever place his hands on another person head stopping him from moving forward, trust me! He is going no where too they will both remain on the same position

3Ebisco:
A former Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Jumoke Akinjide, has returned N650 million to the Federal Government.

Akinjide informed the court about this development today, when she notified Justice Muslim Sule Hassan of a Federal High Court in Lagos of her plans to reach an out-of-court settlement with the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).

The EFCC had preferred a fraud and money laundering charge against her over the campaign money for the Peoples Democratic Party in Oyo State received from the former National Security Adviser, Sambo Dasuki.

Her lawyer, Chief Bolaji Ayorinde (SAN), told the court that before the start of trial, the party took the decision to return the fund complained of by the prosecution through his client.

“The entire money from the charge is the sum of N650 million. The funds were campaign money for the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Oyo state in the 2015 general elections.

“The defendants who were PDP chieftains in Oyo state acting on the collective decision of the party decided to refund the money.

“I had a word with the EFCC’s lawyer, Rotimi Oyedepo, and we think it is wise going forward and at this point not to subject this matter to further adjudication and waste the time of the court.

“We decided that counsels on all sides should meet to look at the way forward on this charge, the money complained of having been refunded by the party through Jumoke Akinjide.

“My application is that the court should adjourn for further hearing pending the outcome of our discussion”, the silk said.

Other defence lawyers, Micheal Lana and Akinola Oladeji, were also in support of the plan.

Responding, EFCC’s lawyer, Rotimi Oyedepo, said he is not opposed to an adjournment to allow for discussion between parties.

He said: “I confirmed the discussion with the silk this morning. But I want to say that the matter before the court is not principally about campaign funds.

“I also confirmed that the commission had recovered the sum of N650 million, not from the chieftains and principal members of the PDP, but rather from the first defendant (Oloye Jumoke Akinjide).

“Section 270 of the Administration of Criminal Justice Act (ACJA) 2015 allow parties to discuss. In view of the fact that the silk has applied for an adjournment to allow for discussion, we would not be objecting to his application”.

After listening to the submissions of the two parties in the matter, The Presiding judge, Justice Hassan adjourned further hearing in the matter till February 22.

http://www.mcebisco.com.ng/2018/02/former-minister-jumoke-akinjide-returns.html

datribune:
Like Father, like Daughter.

In d days of d NPN, it was Richard.
In d days of d PDP, it is Jumoke.

In 1983, GMB collected Richard's loot back to the treasury.
In 2018, PMB is collecting Jumoke's loot back to the treasury.

We will ensure that the AU & internationally recognized Anti-corruption champion continues with dis patriotic duty.
This nation will never return to the years of d locust.

ashjay001:
Its amazing that, some citizens of this country, want to return PDP to governance

Desyner:

who wrote this ?

bakila:
You mentioned or quoted a different comment.

Desyner:
smh . . .

bakila:

Good.

Desyner:
You are clearly out to argue. I saw it and avoided you. Your post is there for all to see.