GenBuhari:

Look at it this way:

Obasanjo a genocidal dishonest and biggest looter in African history tells us Abacha looted Nigeria without providing evidence.

Buhari a honest an insidiously dishonestman, who is fiercly hypocriticallyanti-corruption tells us Abach never stole.

^Emended to better reflect the reality.

GenBuhari:

Who should we believe?

^All 3 are thieves.

Or look at it another way.

If Abacha was corrupt would he have chosen Buhari to run his Petroleum Trust Fund?

GenBuhari:

Or look at it another way.

If Abacha was corrupt would he have chosen Buhari to run his Petroleum Trust Fund?

Going by your recent hypothesis, was OBJ corrupt for hiring Ribadu/Nweala/Dora?

^
The main difference is that Abacha gave Buhari complete control of a huge multi-billion dollar budget to be  spent for awarding massive contracts, with almost no interference.

Furthermore, Obasanjo never appointed Buhari so you are not comparing like with like.

GenBuhari:

^
The main difference is that Abacha gave Buhari complete control of a huge multi-billion dollar budget to be spent for awarding massive contracts, with almost no interference.

Furthermore, Obasanjo (hugely corrupt) was not Abacha so you are comparing like with like.

Are you typing with your Anus cos I'm failing to understand your one sidedness reasoning.

So Ribadu/Iweala/Dora didn't handle multi-billion dollar budgets?

Are you having a laugh or just plain silly?


What's the difference between obasanjo and abacha other their tribal/religious differences?
They are both military officers
They are both suckers
They are both worthless and should rot in hell

You ought to be shot. Stop abusing your freedom of speech abeg

@jay bee,
You need to calm down.

Your insulting post is totally uncalled for.

Resorting to insults indicates that you have lost the debate.

GenBuhari:

Or look at it another way.

If Abacha was corrupt would he have chosen Buhari to run his Petroleum Trust Fund?

To a cretin, proof of lack of corruption is when you appoint someone to head up a committee to spend money.

A bloody mental patient!

Sagamite,

Are you a cretin?

You seem to know so much about how a cretin's mind works 

GenBuhari:

Sagamite,

Are you a cretin?

You seem to know so much about how a cretin's mind works

I am a psychiatrist. I know a cretinous mental patient that creates points from his arse.

psychiatrist for cretins?

Considering that since leaving office, Buhari had rejected all job offers from corrupt governments, it says a lot about Abacha's government that Buhari accepted the role of PTF chairman under Abacha.

Any one read about the man who confessed that he was bribed to get Al-Mustapha convicted.

The same man also said that he was also offered money to try and convict Abacha's son of embezzlement.

interesting.

When you think about it, the death of Abacha was a covert coup by Ibrahim B. Babangida / Abdulsalami Abubakar

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jeW7QCVN8mw

@GenBuhari

are you still . . . . . .

[img]http://1.bp..com/_uUFgwNLbMxE/TSIMgpdiIvI/AAAAAAAAArc/eAGZE2VseFA/s1600/funny-smoker-image.jpg[/img]

^ very funny

[size=18pt]13 November 1995
World community decides how to impose economic sanctions on Nigeria (video clip)[/size]

http://www.itnsource.com/shotlist//ITN/1995/11/13/BSP131195010/?s=nigeria&st=0&pn=29&sortBy=date


NIGERIA: ECONOMY/SANCTIONS: With the world discussing what action to take against Nigeria following the hanging of 9 human rights activists, C4N looks at the economic state of the country and the effects of any likely sanctions.

[size=18pt]If sporting performance is an indication of good governance,
well guess what?[/size]

Nigeria won two Olympic gold medals (only olympic golds in our history) in 1996 during Abacha reign.

Coincidence?

Well, we also won:

Africa Nations cup in 1994

11 commonwealth gold medals in 1994 (our biggest GOLD medal haul)


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nigeria_at_the_Olympics


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nigeria_at_the_Commonwealth_Games


Not surprisingly Obasanjo's government performed badly given he enjoyed record levels of revenue from high oil prices 

[size=18pt]19th  January 1996 - ITN News
PRESIDENTIAL PLANE CRASHES, IBRAHIM ABACHA, SON OF NIGERIAN RULER AND 13 OTHERS KILLED - GENERAL ABACHA ORDERS ENQUIRY[/size]

Nigeria has formally set up a board of inquiry into the crash of a Presidential plane in January which killed the son of military ruler General Sani Abacha.

An official statement in the capital Abuja said the 11-member all-military board was headed by Air Vice-Marshall J.Y. Kontagora, commander of the air force training wing and a member of the Provisional Ruling Council.

National Security Adviser Ismaila Gwarzo, who inaugurated the board of inquiry, said it had two weeks to complete its assignment.

The British-made Hawker Siddeley 125 had been travelling from Lagos to Abacha's northern hometown Kano when it crashed, killing 28-year-old Ibrahim Abacha and 13 others.

A previously unknown group calling itself United Front for Nigeria's Liberation claimed it sabotaged the plane to step up a campaign to topple Abacha. The claim has not been independently verified.

Opposition groups have dissociated themselves from the front and offered Abacha their sympathies.

Nigeria has been in crisis since June 1993 when the army annulled a presidential election that was to end a long period of military rule and restore democracy.

^

Above is probably an assassination attempt, by the same shadowy forces (IBB?), that murdered, Kudirat Abiola , MKO Abiola and eventually succeeded in assassinating Abacha. 

9th May 1996  - The New York Times
[size=18pt]Abiola's Wife Charged[/size]

. .LAGOS, Nigeria, May 8— The wife of the man who is believed to have won Nigeria's annulled presidential elections in 1993 and who is now in prison, was charged today with publishing false documents.

Kudirat Abiola, the wife of Mashood K. O. Abiola, was held overnight and questioned by the police about documents claiming that her husband is Nigeria's rightful President. One of the documents also called for the Nigeria's current leader, Gen. Sani Abacha, to give up power. Mrs. Abiola was released on bail pending a trail set for May 28. If found guilty of all charges she could face up to seven years in prison.

Mr. Abiola has been in detention for almost two years. He was arrested and charged with treason in 1994 following his claim to have won the presidency in the 1993 election.

Mrs. Abiola has been active in helping to mobilize international pressure against the current Government, and has been a critic of Nigeria's military rulers.

Mrs. Abiola has been involved in a dispute over which lawyer should represent her husband. A court in Abuja, the Nigerian capital, ruled today that Mr. Abiola should appear in court on Friday to choose a lawyer to represent him.

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-693700.192.html#msg8861354

oil was $9 a barrel in 90s?

^^
Yes, and despite the very low income from Oil, Abacha was still able to sell fuel at N11/litre (without claiming that fuel is subsidised), when he did increase fuel used part of the revenue realised to finance the Petroleum Trust Fund , which main role was to improve infrastructure.