bennybuhari:
Obasanjo is majorly responsible for the many woes of this country today

BigBlackPreek:
Obasanjo nearly the sold the entire nation's future away, he should be cooling off in kirikiri maximum security prison by now in a saner clime

BoldBrainz:


Obasanjo has never been known to be a man who loses administrative control of the structures under him. This man is over 80years old, but still lucidly runs his existing businesses and farms.

If going by this his rebuttal, a Minister had no unilateral authority to award contracts beyond the 25million naira valuation, and if he didn't give the approval for this one, then more questions should be asked and me thinks Atiku Abubakar should answer some of these questions.

After all, we all know the infamous roles Atiku has played during his days as Vice President, which have significantly impacted our electricity, negatively.

Raheeqilmaktoom:


Sometimes, no matter how much I try to stay away from waste of time I end up getting sucked back in.

If as a Minister, your overall boss orders you to stand down on something and even withheld his approval for a proposal, how can a vice president overwrite that?

What powers does a VP has to order a Minister to award a contract against his Boss' orders a day after FEC?

Sometimes, simple reasoning look to be beyond certain people. smh.

Raheeqilmaktoom:


Sometimes, no matter how much I try to stay away from waste of time I end up getting sucked back in.

If as a Minister, your overall boss orders you to stand down on something and even withheld his approval for a proposal, how can a vice president overwrite that?

What powers does a VP has to order a Minister to award a contract against his Boss' orders a day after FEC?

Sometimes, simple reasoning look to be beyond certain people. smh.

BoldBrainz:


If Nigeria existed as a nation "under normal circumstances", you will be in the right place to ask these questions.

But where corruption has always been celebrated and promoted like a national virtue, are you trying to pretend that you do not know a VP can circumvent his principal and issue approvals to contracts? Or should we begin to list the atrocities Atiku committed as a VP to Obasanjo?

For you to even begin to hold a torch to this argument, having existed in this same country, puts your reasoning ability under scrutiny.

DaddyYankee:
Don't be stupid!

Just shut up!

BoldBrainz:


If Nigeria existed as a nation "under normal circumstances", you will be in the right place to ask these questions.

But where corruption has always been celebrated and promoted like a national virtue, are you trying to pretend that you do not know a VP can circumvent his principal and issue approvals to contracts? Or should we begin to list the atrocities Atiku committed as a VP to Obasanjo?

For you to even begin to hold a torch to this argument, having existed in this same country, puts your reasoning ability under scrutiny.

BoldBrainz:


Obasanjo has never been known to be a man who loses administrative control of the structures under him. This man is over 80years old, but still lucidly runs his existing businesses and farms.

If going by this his rebuttal, a Minister had no unilateral authority to award contracts beyond the 25million naira valuation, and if he didn't give the approval for this one, then more questions should be asked and me thinks Atiku Abubakar should answer some of these questions.

After all, we all know the infamous roles Atiku has played during his days as Vice President, which have significantly impacted our electricity, negatively.

JASONjnr:
The problem I have with Nigeria is that leaders who sign documents they're clearly briefed by their ministers will always claim innocent of what they signed when things goes wrong.


Obasanjo should either come out open and face the law or he apologized and settle Sunrise.

If Atiku was involved in the contract, he should be arrested ASAP.... He's the reason why we're living in darkness.

Raheeqilmaktoom:


Yours definitely.

You seem to be staying in the villa, or used to stay in the villa to know the atrocities Atiku committed first hand that you have to rope him in even in issue that has no direct relationship with him.

I find it difficult to understand how of all conlusions you can make, bringing in a third party from a above report stands to logic.

What Obj said is he never gave approval (even asked he person to stand down his proposal), the onus is now on the person to prove that he indeed got PRESIDENTIAL APPROVAL NEEDED for such project or he takes the fall, since it will be assumed that he acted unilaterally when he holds no such power.

2. Going by your logic, we can append any failure in policy and administration to that one supposed crooked fela even without any evidence linking him to it.

BoldBrainz:


Brotherman, if Obasanjo as the then President saw the need to come out publicly to address the issue in a bid to clear the air, Atiku Abubakar as the then Vice President is equally expected to do same. There's absolutely nothing wrong in me postulating that he has questions to answer.

Everyone in Nigeria is innocent until otherwise proven. I haven't roped Atiku into anything. As the sitting Vice President of the country during the period this heinous fraud was perpetuated, Atiku should equally answer questions and no amount of sentiments should wash that away!

Raheeqilmaktoom:


See pesin wey dey question another ones thinking capacity.

Goodbye.

AntiWailer:
I am sure Atiku did with the hope that when he takes over from OBJ he will legitimize the illegal deal.

A minister cnt just wake up and award billion dollar project

Nbote:
Wait ooo, Isn't this the Sam's Mambilla project the Buhari claimed was in finishing stages??

JASONjnr:
The problem I have with Nigeria is that leaders who sign documents they're clearly briefed by their ministers will always claim innocent of what they signed when things goes wrong.

Obasanjo should either come out open and face the law or he apologized and settle Sunrise.

If Atiku was involved in the contract, he should be arrested ASAP.... He's the reason why we're living in darkness.

BoldBrainz:

Obasanjo has never been known to be a man who loses administrative control of the structures under him. This man is over 80years old, but still lucidly runs his existing businesses and farms.

If going by this his rebuttal, a Minister had no unilateral authority to award contracts beyond the 25million naira valuation, and if he didn't give the approval for this one, then more questions should be asked and me thinks Atiku Abubakar should answer some of these questions.

After all, we all know the infamous roles Atiku has played during his days as Vice President, which have significantly impacted our electricity, negatively.

bennybuhari:
Obasanjo is majorly responsible for the many woes of this country today

seguno2:


Can you please describe the infamous roles that you all know.

Why did Obasanjo not prosecute Atiku after 2003, if any of the infamous roles that you know is true?

bennybuhari:
Obasanjo is majorly responsible for the many woes of this country today

BoldBrainz:


Obasanjo has never been known to be a man who loses administrative control of the structures under him. This man is over 80years old, but still lucidly runs his existing businesses and farms.

If going by this his rebuttal, a Minister had no unilateral authority to award contracts beyond the 25million naira valuation, and if he didn't give the approval for this one, then more questions should be asked and me thinks Atiku Abubakar should answer some of these questions.

After all, we all know the infamous roles Atiku has played during his days as Vice President, which have significantly impacted our electricity, negatively.