These allegations are really deep. Its power gone sour.

see allegations. they so want to nail this man.
this broke my heart though.

Okoroawusa:

What about any one against him without"any weight of evidence "?

What does that person not have?

I can tell a lot from ur name " Okoroawusa" its obvious y u acting like ur name, Neva expected anything different sha

[quote author=RuddyFusion post=90019103]Is this why they are shouting?[/quote

Abi? Wetin concern US and these allegation? The West do not like him because of his tie to China. They just want to kick him out. Too much interference in African projects

is nepotism a crime in a pan-african organisation? he hired the best candidates. we nigerians are better than the other africans.

proof: all past presidents have been francophone or ethiopians, and they foolishly allowed non-africans to run a pan-african bank

tonychristopher:


You think it is Nigeria? Tell that to investigators....

He is nepotistic

The moment he started parodying with Buhari I knew he will have issues. No one harleys with Buhari and remain innocent and relevant any more. I feel for him. He should have avoided Buhari and his 40 thieves gang

if you carefully read all the allegations levelled against adeshina,you'll see that a huge chunk of the whole thing were done by people appointed by him and not him directly.

people around him are the corrupts,not him!
sad though.

Racoon:
Serious? These allegations are damning.

All allegations are damning until trial takes place. There are always two sides to any story

Nigeria Airways 2020

RuddyFusion:


I only asked a simply question ooo

A needless question if you had read the post

RuddyFusion:
Is this why they are shouting?

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You think others would act deceptively and mischievous like you. Where are the professional ethics you were taught in your field of study?
This is not your private company where there's nepotism, favoritism, tribalism etc come into play.
Nigerians should desist from the practice of running business as usual because it is unprofessional to do so. If he's found culpable he should face the law.

Some of the allegations are weighty, but would appear insignificant to Nigerians who are used to being violated by their government and leaders without a break.

On the flip side, the real reason he is wanted out may not be stated directly (especially if it’s not to Africa’s benefit), as it may just be that he was putting Africa and Africans first.

Any leader worth his salt would always question the core objectives, and the capacity of his organization to solve real problems. This can be very frustrating if the leader understands most of the problems but is forced to follow laid down bureaucratic systems that are unhelpful for meaningful impact. This is why the media is used extensively by the US government to advance specific narratives that shape the thoughts of the people world over in specific directions. Those directions are not altogether bad, but sometimes, they are very sinister.

As anyone wondered why there seems to be very little impact in spite of the decades of presence of all those donor organizations (USAID, UNESCO, WHO etc) in the poor and developing countries? Sometimes it even looks like they are monitoring spirits with agendas totally separate from helping the host countries. This is while the myopic and uninformed African leaders look on. Most of those organizations appear to promote their parent country’s interest more, thereby compounding the host country’s problems mostly.

Truth be told, the standards for such international organizations are usually very high but become superficial. Superficial because powerful member nations such as the US and other advanced countries get to influence things from the very top, and bend the rules without checks.

In other words this Adeshina’s case may just be that of: Do as I say, and not as I do, which by the way is understandable.

HE THAT PAYS THE PIPER DICTATES THE TUNES! If only Africa could look inwards and get its acts right!

We await the outcome of the independent probe.

gaventa:
What you fail to understand is that there is virtually no government without corruption, you hear what they want you to hear. They will never stoop so low into allowing an outsider put them in a helpless situation. America will fight for it's citizen no matter what he or she does and same applies to their fraudulent acts outside the shores of the USA.its still the same mentality we are carrying all around, nothing good can come out of a Nigerian because we are "corrupt" come to think of it, if developed nation's tend to fight for their citizens no matter the gravity of their offence why are there countries moving forward since you said Nigeria won't klmove forward with such mentality. Being your brothers keeper has nothing to do with economic infrastructure rather it will create a UNITY impression to the outside world and they would not even try to Bleep with our brains.

You are asking us to also shower ourselves in nepotism, defend Adesina because he is our brother. That's precisely what happens in Nigeria, and kills everything in short terms.

Look at a companies like Oando PLC, Diamond Bank. Once bright icons of hope, today they are shadows. Diamond is totally gone, Oando does not even own one of the gas stations that you see their names on, just keeps pretending to be an oil and gas exploration company. When you select your cronies and family to juicy position of authority, all they will do is feed indiscriminately on everything, as they have no clue of the why of anything. You will gradually kill everything.

@bold may just be the main issue, and it’s a big one if true!

Abi? Wetin concern US and these allegation? The West do not like him because of his tie to China. They just want to kick him out. Too much interference in African projects

emkz:


I will summarize the 16 points to you incase you did not read, inter alia, you read cursorily: Dr Adesina is alleged to have abused his position by violating ethical guidelines in the recruitment and promotion of staff, disrespected internal probationary rules, condoned sexual harassment by his protégé, recruited unqualified staff, favouritism, duplicated company roles and probably wasted banks funds on unproductive concerns.

If you recall Dominique Strass Kahn, former IMF Chief; he was accused of ethical misconduct by sexually harassing a hotel maid and he resigned. If you worked in an international organization, you'd know that ethical misconduct or condoning ethical misconduct is as terrible as financial misconduct.

Good writing!

emkz:


I will summarize the 16 points to you incase you did not read, inter alia, you read cursorily: Dr Adesina is alleged to have abused his position by violating ethical guidelines in the recruitment and promotion of staff, disrespected internal probationary rules, condoned sexual harassment by his protégé, recruited unqualified staff, favouritism, duplicated company roles and probably wasted banks funds on unproductive concerns.

If you recall Dominique Strass Kahn, former IMF Chief; he was accused of ethical misconduct by sexually harassing a hotel maid and he resigned. If you worked in an international organization, you'd know that ethical misconduct or condoning ethical misconduct is as terrible as financial misconduct.

Strauss was personally arrested and accused of rape of a hotel cleaner in New York not sexual harassment

Alex9999:


Again, you don't have "steal" to bring down an organization. You just have to violate rules -- OMG. Is our country/continent going anywhere soon? I assume you are a youth. With this kind of thinking -- no chance!

He lacks merit and integrity. AfDB first mistake was allowing Mr Adesina to a second term without an election.

gowonmaharajah:
if you carefully read all the allegations levelled against adeshina,you'll see that a huge chunk of the whole thing were done by people appointed by him and not him directly.

people around him are the corrupts,not him!
sad though.

There is no dirt on that son ... They just wanted to cut him to sizes and remind him there is life and career after AFDB .... Hope he understand.... This is Neocolonialsim ... African nations and leaders just siddon dey look

Even if he doesn't come back as president of the bank, I hope his successor will always put Africans first.

tonychristopher:


You think it is Nigeria? Tell that to investigators....

He is nepotistic

So he should not employ Nigerians,abi?

He should not be like Obasanjo and GEJ who did for other regions but skipped theirs.

His predecessors would have done more than that.His detractors are the ones at work because of his easy sail for the ticket of second term.
Majority of the allegations have almost nothing to do with him except that he is the numerous uno of the organisation.

In simple term,his detractors are fighting back.

9gerian:
Some of the allegations are weighty, but would appear insignificant to Nigerians who are used to being violated by their government and leaders without a break.

On the flip side, the real reason he is wanted out may not be stated directly (especially if it’s not to Africa’s benefit), as it may just be that he was putting Africa and Africans first.

Any leader worth his salt would always question the core objectives, and the capacity of his organization to solve real problems. This can be very frustrating if the leader understands most of the problems but is forced to follow laid down bureaucratic systems that are unhelpful for meaningful impact. This is why the media is used extensively by the US government to advance specific narratives that shape the thoughts of the people world over in specific directions. Those directions are not altogether bad, but sometimes, they are very sinister.

As anyone wondered why there seems to be very little impact in spite of the decades of presence of all those donor organizations (USAID, UNESCO, WHO etc) in the poor and developing countries? Sometimes it even looks like they are monitoring spirits with agendas totally separate from helping the host countries. This is while the myopic and uninformed African leaders look on. Most of those organizations appear to promote their parent country’s interest more, thereby compounding the host country’s problems mostly.

Truth be told, the standards for such international organizations are usually very high but become superficial. Superficial because powerful member nations such as the US and other advanced countries get to influence things from the very top, and bend the rules without checks.

In other words this Adeshina’s case may just be that of: Do as I say, and not as I do, which by the way is understandable.

HE THAT PAYS THE PIPER DICTATES THE TUNES! If only Africa could look inwards and get its acts right!

We await the outcome of the independent probe.

There is no doubt that USA has ulterior motive and self-interest, but Dr Adesina hasn't help matters, his lack of intergrity and poor ethnic has weakened his position.

Don't get me wrong, not allowing him to be ridiculed by our slave masters doesn't mean he shouldn't be probed, the last I checked he was heading an AFRICAN whatever, Africans should probe him not our colonial masters that's all I'm saying. Why must we always act upon their validation. This man has been investigated but hell no the almighty USA hasn't certified him Clean and so we AFRICANS should just agree with that. WAKE UP AFRICA

GerogeI:


You are asking us to also shower ourselves in nepotism, defend Adesina because he is our brother. That's precisely what happens in Nigeria, and kills everything in short terms.

Look at a companies like Oando PLC, Diamond Bank. Once bright icons of hope, today they are shadows. Diamond is totally gone, Oando does not even own one of the gas stations that you see their names on, just keeps pretending to be an oil and gas exploration company. When you select your cronies and family to juicy position of authority, all they will do is feed indiscriminately on everything, as they have no clue of the why of anything. You will gradually kill everything.

eyinjuege:
Even if he doesn't come back as president of the bank, I hope his successor will always put Africans first.

Why?

You think Africans will do a better job than European or Asian. Look around you at the great Africa achievements.

Racoon:

This is totally unethical if proven to be true.This needs to be thoroughly revisited & Mr.Ezenwa punished accordingly if found guilty.

What about this?
3.

Mr Fregene was later promoted again in 2018 to the position of Director of the Agriculture and Agro-industry Department with effect from the 1st of January 2018 when Mr. Ojukwu, the incumbent, was still in place (he retired on the 31st of January). While no succession planning is in place for functions as important as VPs and DGs, it is worth noting that in this case, not only was the succession planned, but it included an overlap of one month. Consequently, the bank ended up with two Directors of Agriculture and paid two salaries for the same position during the month of January 2018.

onyechez:
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You think others would act deceptively and mischievous like you. Where are the professional ethics you were taught in your field of study?
This is not your private company where there's nepotism, favoritism, tribalism etc come into play.
Nigerians should desist from the practice of running business as usual because it is unprofessional to do so. If he's found culpable he should face the law.

We need to read his rebuttal too to have a balance view on this

sulaak:


Why?

You think Africans will do a better job than European or Asian. Look around you at the great Africa achievements.

AFDB is a Panafrican initiative for Africans. It's not too much to ask for the interests of Africans to be put first in EVERYTHING.

Calling a dog a bad name...

9gerian:
Some of the allegations are weighty, but would appear insignificant to Nigerians who are used to being violated by their government and leaders without a break.

On the flip side, the real reason he is wanted out may not be stated directly (especially if it’s not to Africa’s benefit), as it may just be that he was putting Africa and Africans first.

Any leader worth his salt would always question the core objectives, and the capacity of his organization to solve real problems. This can be very frustrating if the leader understands most of the problems but is forced to follow laid down bureaucratic systems that are unhelpful for meaningful impact. This is why the media is used extensively by the US government to advance specific narratives that shape the thoughts of the people world over in specific directions. Those directions are not altogether bad, but sometimes, they are very sinister.

As anyone wondered why there seems to be very little impact in spite of the decades of presence of all those donor organizations (USAID, UNESCO, WHO etc) in the poor and developing countries? Sometimes it even looks like they are monitoring spirits with agendas totally separate from helping the host countries. This is while the myopic and uninformed African leaders look on. Most of those organizations appear to promote their parent country’s interest more, thereby compounding the host country’s problems mostly.

Truth be told, the standards for such international organizations are usually very high but become superficial. Superficial because powerful member nations such as the US and other advanced countries get to influence things from the very top, and bend the rules without checks.

In other words this Adeshina’s case may just be that of: Do as I say, and not as I do, which by the way is understandable.

HE THAT PAYS THE PIPER DICTATES THE TUNES! If only Africa could look inwards and get its acts right!

We await the outcome of the independent probe.

I really like your comment...it's very deep...
Especially on presence of donor agencies in Africa...

Adesina probably continued the poor ethical practice n disregard for bureaucratic procedures he met in Afdb....
The former president who's from Rwanda also filled the place up with Rwandese during his tenure.....
And not forgetting the French nationals occupy 65 senior post when their share capital is just 3% (nigeria is 9%).....
But what adesina forgot was the former presidents didn't ruffle any feathers, n probably played the game according to dictate of foreign powers.....

He was going to challenge the established norm, yet got himself dirty....
I don't want to believe he's that stupid.....
Let's wait for the outcome of the independent panel....

As for nairalander painting oyinbo people as saints....
I want to believe they've never lived in any western nation...
Just reside here for 1 year...una eye go clear....


Las...las...
African leaders go get sense....
Let them continue to loot n be subservient to western powers....
Behaving like idio.t mumu....
Africa's humiliation will continue....
And our development will be until thy kingdom come....

seunmsg:
Very watery allegations. It’s very obvious they simply want him out just to make the bank an instrument of western control of African countries.

I agree with you on this. Once again, you've judged correctly.

[quote author=Js post=90022926]
You saw what I saw too. "How much did they stay he stole?" Sad about young Nigerians.[/quote

sulaak:


He lacks merit and integrity. AfDB first mistake was allowing Mr Adesina to a second term without an election.

We don't know enough at the moment. I will wait for the independent investigator's report before reaching conclusions. Besides, he has done a good job of raising funds for the bank and keeping it's credit rating, so fingers crossed.