Bennycollins:
Go and find how much Atiku's son in-law is being prosecuted for moving during electioneering period be you call others daft. You can move your own money illegally under the money laundering act my friend.

jacksonkennedy:
lol...it will not be hard to prove. The billion van was driven by drivers and loaded by bank staff.... with the right persuasions they will open up

egoldman:


Each bullion van that left a bank is on record , amount it carried , from which branch , vehicle number , drivers , security men , destination , amount etc , every goddamn details are on record .Efcc knows this too , the fact is that Magu cannot bite the hand that feed him , if he goes after Tinubu, he would be fired and most likely will be prosecuted for real and imaginary crimes . This is Nigeria for you , it didn't start with Buhari , my problem is why does buhari want to continue with the same evil that has kept us backward for long time ?

NGpatriot:




So, why not start the investigation or petition with the bank that sent the BV instead of petitioning a private individual because bullion vans were sent to his house which in itself is not a crime to start with? Or is it?

It's like putting the cart before the horse.

happney65:
The acting Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Mr. Ibrahim Magu, on Friday refused to answer a question regarding a petition submitted against All Progressives Congress chieftain, Bola Tinubu.

Magu, who held a press conference in Abuja, had lamented the high rate of corruption in the country especially among the youths who perpetrate internet fraud.

The EFCC boss had also stated that many non-governmental organisations operating in the North-East were being used for money laundering.

However, when The PUNCH asked Magu to give an update on the petition submitted against Tinubu, Magu, who appeared agitated, said, “You want me to talk about a petition here? Next question please.”

The PUNCH reports that the Convener, Concerned Nigerians, Deji Adeyanju, had last week submitted a petition against Tinubu for having two cash-laden bullion vans in his compound on the eve of the presidential elections in February.

Tinubu had stated during an interview that the money belonged to him and he was free to distribute it to his supporters since he was not a government official.

Incidentally, the EFCC is currently prosecuting the son-in-law of the presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Atiku Abubakar, for attempting to distribute money ahead of the same election.

Meanwhile, Adeyanju said in a Facebook post that he had not been contacted by the EFCC since he submitted the petition.

https://punchng.com/bullion-vans-magu-shuns-question-on-tinubu-petition/?fbclid=IwAR2LmdH9NsfiAOEYdwYzEUylNrzZyukSP6YC3YihL9H_SZH7BASYUGrbp8g

egoldman:


Bullion van was not seen at Tinubu's house during normal time , but during the presidential election , Tinubu also is a prominent member of the ruling party .He was quoted to have confirmed that the bullion van was carrying cash his money (which may not have been a crime )
Normally this should be enough for efcc to at least ask some questions , nothing bad in that .
But as i said before Magu might actually want to go after Tinubu for some explanations, but he certainly won't do that for obvious reasons .

immhotep:

I thought that owning a private jet is kworropshon.
What happened?


Cc lzaa GMBuharii greenback Afamed Adaibeku

tinny898:
I cry for this country

Like if you think this country is a shit hole


Share if you think otherwise

MetaPhysical:


Roads are not safe. Adaibeku should not be endangered.