At last, the President has given a direct order to the Attorney General of the Federation to prosecute indicted person in fuel subsidy report by Lukman. Do you think he is beginning to get balls to deal with corruption?

ok na. I dey watch o.

Fresh Air!

Wey those never-do-wells that get high on GEJ.

Ha haha hahah ha

If that bitch is stil d minista of petrolm its all nonsense n useles

source?

Pffftt! Hot Fresh Fart!! Nothing will EVER be done! Who will this useless corrupt president prosecute for anything?

freegaza: If that bitch is still d minister of petroleum its all nonsense n useless

That woman have not done anything bad in any sense of what Nigeria past minister of petroleum and other related departments have done including Buhari. All I can accuse her is inability to oversee and monitor what actually happens in her ministry which this report has uncovered.

The call for her removal, all stems from envy, tribalism, cabalisation, and other related reasons. If she was nobody it would not be possible to be a Shell (SPDC) Executive and neither was she poor as people here are making us to believe.

Really, should it be the President that should be instucting this. Do we not have a justice system? The president should never be seen to interfere. Another major phuck up being praised by illiterates

O ye mass,
Get set
Poi-om

Nairalands, come and release your usual anti GEJ comments without making any input and suggestions with reference to what other people in his position in Africa or Asia has done in such situations.

I am not for or defending any leader or government functionary per say but I love comments with reference to what is obtainable in other better countries

Eg.
Obama's sacked inspector general; CUNY's missing millions overlooked in Walpin-gate.
http://business.highbeam.com/409663/article-1G1-212870960/obama-sacked-inspector-general-cuny-missing-millions

Obama relieves McChrystal of Command Gen. David Petraeus named to take over troubled Afghan war
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/37866754/ns/us_news-military/t/obama-relieves-mcchrystal-command/

They think we are fools abi.. Until that madueke woman is kicked out of that ministry, nothing good will come out of this.

Where's the source?
Meanwhile, how do you ask Corruption itself to prosecute corruption??

monkeyleg: Really, should it be the President that should be instucting this. Do we not have a justice system? The president should never be seen to interfere. Another major phuck up being praised by illiterates

Daft.

@Beaf,

why dont you tell me what is daft about what I said. Go on, show up to ignorance as usual

monkeyleg: @Beaf,

why dont you tell me what is daft about what I said. Go on, show up to ignorance as usual

Abeg, continue from where you stopped jare! Nutin do you!
My broda, how are the other winshes in una coven?

@Beaf,

E be like say this your birth for Ashawo quaters still dey affect you. Doh!!

Well its a good start @least na

(1)Any system where a president has to approve d prosecution of corrupt persons despite d presence of a police force& anti corruption agency is a failed system(2)Any system dat has a corrupt head& entire govt machinery being corrupt is a doubly failed system.Nigerians are living in a mirage,corruption has come to stay,nigerians have to live wt it as long as d country exists;d only way d albatross of corruption will b eradicated is if a new nation(s) arise frm d balkanisation of d country

monkeyleg: @Beaf,

E be like say this your birth for Ashawo quaters still dey affect you. Doh!!

Monkey! Na ya pipul ashawo work make dem call you monkey leg? Ya pipul wicked o!

Well its a good start @least na

Was scrolled on AIT for dose who care abt the source

@Doctokwus,

Thank you. Please try and explain it to dunces like Beaf

monkeyleg: @Doctokwus,

Thank you. Please try and explain it to dunces like Beaf

Monkey-monkey! Face your front!
No let bad bele kill you! Abi ya broda de among?

ifihearam: At last, the President has given a direct order to the Attorney General of the Federation to prosecute indicted person in fuel subsidy report by Lukman. Do you think he is beginning to get balls to deal with corruption?

Source please?

Beaf:

Monkey! Na ya pipul ashawo work make dem call you monkey leg? Ya pipul wicked o!

Beaf, leave matter. You were never going to get a proper education falling our of Atebo, you and I know that. That is why I have accepted that we will never get anything with a sensblance of intelligence from you. Please maintain your grade ok

monkeyleg:

Beaf, leave matter. You were never going to get a proper education falling our of Atebo, you and I know that. That is why I have accepted that we will never get anything with a sensblance of [b]intelligence [/b]from you. Please maintain your grade ok

How monkey go take know intelligence na?
Very puzzling shiit!

Bad bele and winsh work go kill you o!

Presido finally develops moral fortitude?
Let's hope this is not another ploy to kick a matter of national urgency into the long grass.

Fuel subsidy: Jonathan orders AGF to prosecute indicted firms, individuals

MAY 22, 2012 BY AGENCY REPORTER 14 COMMENTS
The Attorney-General and Minister of Justice, Mr. Mohammed Adoke (SAN), on Tuesday said he had been directed by Persident Goodluck Jonathan to proceed with the prosecution of persons and firms indicted in the fuel subsidy probe conducted by an ad hoc committee of the House of Representatives.
Adoke, who vowed that no indicted person or firm would be spared, made the declaration at the Presidential Villa, shortly after receiving the probe report from Jonathan.
Adoke said the President had directed that the report be forwarded to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission for further investigation and prosecution of those found culpable.

He also gave the assurance that the government would do justice to the report.
“I have just gotten the report and I am acting on it immediately. I am forwarding it to the EFCC.
“When this whole process started, the President gave an assurance to the nation that this report will be implemented to the letter.
“I can assure you, we will prosecute all those that are found culpable. There will be no sacred cows; I am with copies of the report.
“We are not going to witch-hunt anybody; we are going to do this with out sentiment; and whoever is found guilty will be arraigned before the court of law and prosecute and if there are no enough evidence to prosecute anybody, we are not going to persecute anybody.”

The ad hoc committee chaired by Farouk Lawan had investigated the subsidy regime and made some far-reaching recommendations.
Specifically, the committee had recommended that some oil marketers and top officials of the Petroleum Products Pricing and Regulatory Agency be investigated and prosecuted by anti-graft agencies in the country.
The report was submitted to the President who assured that it would be implemented fully.

Meanwhile, Adoke declined to comment on the government’s position on the re-instatement of Justice Ayo Salami, the suspended president of the Court of Appeal.
The minister said since the matter was still pending in court, it would be subjudice for him to comment on it.
The National Judicial Council reportedly agreed at its meeting on May 10, to lift the suspension on Salami.
The decision of the council, according to the reports in the national dailies, will be communicated to the President for action.

Source

http://www.news24.com/Africa/News/Nigeria-to-investigate-fuel-subsidy-graft-20120522

Abuja - Nigeria's justice minister vowed on Tuesday to probe those implicated in a parliamentary report detailing billions of dollars lost through a graft-ridden fuel subsidy programme, as the government faced pressure to act.

After receiving the report that found $6.8 bn were lost from 2009 to 2011, Justice Minister Mohammed Adoke said he would "prosecute all those who are found culpable".

"There will be no scared cows," Adoke told journalists. "Get it clear: we are going to do our job without intimidation."

The report compiled by a parliamentary panel and released last month charged that a fuel subsidy programme designed to keep petrol prices low was plagued by gross mismanagement and massive corruption.

It heavily criticised Nigeria's state oil firm, NNPC, and called for it to be restructured.

President Goodluck Jonathan has directed the justice ministry to investigate and prosecute wherever the evidence allows, Adoke said.

"We are not going to witch-hunt anybody. We are going to do this without sentiments and whoever is found guilty, we are going to arraign him before a court of law," he pledged.

The country's anti-graft police, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, will carry out the investigation, he said.

The report described the subsidy programme as riddled with poor accounting, overpayments, wilful disregard for regulations and incompetent management.

Nigeria imports fuel

The House of Representatives has endorsed the bulk of the panel's report, but backing from lawmakers carries no force of law and allegations must be investigated by authorities.

The inquiry has gripped Nigeria, Africa's most populous nation and the world's eighth-largest crude producer.

Despite its vast reserves, Nigeria imports much of its fuel due to a lack of refining capacity, a situation also blamed on corruption and mismanagement.

In order to keep prices low at the pump, the government pays subsidies to fuel importers. Many Nigerians, the majority of whom live on less than $2 per day, see low petrol prices as their only benefit from the nation's oil wealth.

Citing corruption among other issues, Jonathan sought to end the subsidy programme without warning on January 1.

The move instantly caused petrol prices to more than double, resulting in mass protests and a week-long general strike that was called off when the subsidy was partially re-instituted.

when you hear vows from the gej administrtion, you know its all bs

so what is causing all this back tracking ?

the latest lng thing from team gej

if mad beaf's aunty diamonds madueke is not sacked and prosecuted, then its all bs

^
You get more stup!d with each passing day. Is it genetic?

see this inbred mad beaf calling his better stoopid

wetin we no go hear from our resident gej prostitute and all around madman

we should bookmark this thread so we can refer to it in three months time, when it will turn out like all the other empty vows of the drinkrd in aso rock

after all, the problems with nnpc and subsidy are from 1914, and there is nothing a worthless placeholder like Mr lecturer can do about it

Yesterday the argument was that he will not prosecute them or order for their prosecution . . now today he has ordered their prosecution and people want to still give excuses in order to hang the president.

Why don't you people tell us what he is suppose to do if not what has been mentioned above in the article?.