Wadeoye:

Another vacuous statement from the shrine of Amadioha... Only in Amadioha world you hear this kind of statement even when all those arrested so far have only named PDP chieftains as their sponsors. The key guys arrested were also found hiding in PDP chieftains houses.

Let see the logic Amadioha is making here.

iykdon: buhari is never happy with this present govt.i dnt trust him,maybe he's the masterminder of these bloody sec.

GenBuhari: [size=18pt]Here is the reason the corrupt PDP and other enemies of progress wish to maliciously discredit Buhari:[/size]

[size=18pt]17 January 1984 - ITN News
GENERAL BUHARI ORDERS HOARDED GOODS TO BE SOLD AT LOW PRICES.[/size]

Warehouses in the Nigerian capital, Lagos, where soldiers found hoarded supplies of rice, sugar and car tyres, were thrown open on January 13, and good sold at low prices.
Large crowds gathered outside the stores several hours before the sale was due to start. Police with whips controlled the crowds, ensuring that buyers only obtained their assigned rations -- one sack of rice, 50 kilos of sugar, and two car tyres each.
The tyres, which fit Peugeot cars, had been selling at four times the price under the government of President Shehu Shagari, toppled in a military coup on New Year's eve.

The goods on sale at six locations in the Nigerian capital, were either very scarce, or subjected to sharp price increase before Major-General Mohammed Buhari took over in the bloodless coup.

The sale, the latest in a series of actions by military governors in Nigeria's 19 states, reflected the new regime's efforts to fight the profiteering and corruption associated with the previous government.

Meanwhile trading was said to have slumped on major markets in Lagos, as dealers awaited the announcement of new prices by the federal government. Wholesalers said they were not buying new goods for fear having to sell them at a loss.

Prices of locally-manufactured consumer goods soared last year following a prolonged shortage of raw materials caused by a sharp drop in foreign earnings from oil -- the country's main source of foreign exchange earnings. Armed soldiers raided markets soon after the coup, forcing traders to cut prices, but the new government said the raids were unauthorized and had been stopped.



https://www.nairaland.com/693700/buhari-goverments-military-tribunal-jails/2#8684896

GenBuhari: [size=18pt]Here is the reason the corrupt PDP and other enemies of progress wish to maliciously discredit Buhari:[/size]

[size=18pt]17 January 1984 - ITN News
GENERAL BUHARI ORDERS HOARDED GOODS TO BE SOLD AT LOW PRICES.[/size]

Warehouses in the Nigerian capital, Lagos, where soldiers found hoarded supplies of rice, sugar and car tyres, were thrown open on January 13, and good sold at low prices.
Large crowds gathered outside the stores several hours before the sale was due to start. Police with whips controlled the crowds, ensuring that buyers only obtained their assigned rations -- one sack of rice, 50 kilos of sugar, and two car tyres each.
The tyres, which fit Peugeot cars, had been selling at four times the price under the government of President Shehu Shagari, toppled in a military coup on New Year's eve.

The goods on sale at six locations in the Nigerian capital, were either very scarce, or subjected to sharp price increase before Major-General Mohammed Buhari took over in the bloodless coup.

The sale, the latest in a series of actions by military governors in Nigeria's 19 states, reflected the new regime's efforts to fight the profiteering and corruption associated with the previous government.

Meanwhile trading was said to have slumped on major markets in Lagos, as dealers awaited the announcement of new prices by the federal government. Wholesalers said they were not buying new goods for fear having to sell them at a loss.

Prices of locally-manufactured consumer goods soared last year following a prolonged shortage of raw materials caused by a sharp drop in foreign earnings from oil -- the country's main source of foreign exchange earnings. Armed soldiers raided markets soon after the coup, forcing traders to cut prices, but the new government said the raids were unauthorized and had been stopped.



https://www.nairaland.com/693700/buhari-goverments-military-tribunal-jails/2#8684896

GenBuhari: [size=18pt]Here is the reason the corrupt PDP and other enemies of progress wish to maliciously discredit Buhari:[/size]










[size=18pt]8th January 1984 - The NY Times
Buhari steps up search for all Politicians and Officials who have failed to report to a Police Station.[/size]

LAGOS, Nigeria, Jan. 7— Nigeria's new military Government is stepping up searches for former politicians and officials of the civilian Government that was overthrown in a coup a week ago.

The new regime is making television appeals for news of the whereabouts of former officials and other Nigerians who are wanted for questioning and is urging citizens to telephone the police if they have information about those who are being sought.










[size=18pt]9th January 1984 - ITN News
Buhari' government begins crackdown on corruption, hoarding and high prices (video)[/size]

http://www.itnsource.com/shotlist//ITN/1984/01/09/AS090184021/?s=nigeria&st=2&pn=2






[size=18pt]10th January 1984 - The NY Times
4,000 EX-OFFICIALS SURRENDER IN NIGERIA[/size]

Western diplomats reported today that as many as 4,000 officials of the ousted national and state governments had turned themselves in to the police as part of the new military Government's investigation of corruption. The diplomats said most of the former officials were released, some after their passports were confiscated. But about 400 were reportedly still held under what was described as ''military protection.''

At the same time, the Western diplomats and Nigerian sources said, many of the former officials who were on what the military Government of Maj. Gen. Mohammed Buhari called its ''most wanted list'' have managed to flee the country. Some who were abroad during the military takeover have decided to remain there.






https://www.nairaland.com/693700/buhari-goverments-military-tribunal-jails/2#8684896

Baba_Eleko: One thing I have learnt from this PDP led govt. is that there is nothing they cannot do to drive home their point.

nex: I do no like General Muhammadu Buhari simply for the first reason that he is, and will always be a dictator. The second reason being that he's ruled this nation as a despot in his youth, and is today, still grappling power with the youths. However, to fall for the PDP's ploy of painting Buhari as a sponsor of Boko Haram, that takes a special level of senility.

That letter explained, just like I've always said, that there is more than 1 Boko Haram:

1. Those fighting against Western Education being imposed on them, who were almost totally wiped out in 2009.
2. Those created by "disgruntled element who lost out in the PDP Presidential Primaries" (Atiku).
3. Those extremists you have been looking waiting for a movement to begin who a capitalizing on this opportunity that Atiku and his cohorts created.

Even the SSS has tried hard, but all their reports, and a couple of their arrests have pointed to the PDP. I'm sorry for anybody who believes this new ploy by the PDP, and I hope General Buhari, and also the Saudi government will wash their hands away from this most implicatory attempt to rope them into what they know not about.

It is most irresponsible for Reuben Abati to begin commending this extension of amnesty by Boko Haram to the Federal Government, when he has not given the intelligence agencies the time and space to confirm the authenticity of this representative as a member of Boko Haram, and also, identify which of the Boko Haram categories is being represented.

samkoro: ñ

You are a pure bokoharam stalwart.Shame unto you and ur religion

onyekabe: how dear you all Amadioha is your allah or what ever you believ a match

Wadeoye:

Again, it is easier to wake up a man who is asleep than a man who is pretending to be asleep. So, Demdem, dont waste your time on this slowpoke - he knows what is doing and of course the truth. The president said he has strong evidence on the IDENTITY of the people behind the attacks - it should follow then that the government now knows the people behind the attacks. Does it make any sense for the president of a country to announce to the whole world he now knows the identity of the people bombing the country without actually pinning the identity down to individuals and groups?

Anyway, my concern is not the PDP but the current attempt to bring the name of Buhari into this political experiment of PDP - it will fail and only those from Amadioha kingdom will belief this.

Biyi1471: CPC is just being proactive.... We know their plans... Why can't CPC face Boko Haram for mentioning or dragging Buhari"s name in this shiite? Why face federal gvt? CPC and Buhari!!! Political Fakers and criers... Mtcheew....

Demdem:

Actually, thats what i have decided to do. he is doing a pretty bad job in trying to enter the head of the Retardeen and explain what he meant when he stated to the whole world that evil boko sponsors are known. telling the whole world that when the retardeen said he had strong links to those behind these heinous crime, he is not really saying he knows them. he even went further to talk about trivialities about him not saying that its on his desk. i asked if those links he had earlier were now in the presidential toilet, he went dumb. A wise man should know that that is just figurative. His interpretation is just so screwed and i leave him to his ignorance.

taharqa:

This was d very words of d President according to the article @Demdem provided: '..we are having strong links on the people involvd in d violence' that can never be d same as: 'there is a list on the sponsors of the violence lying on my table'- those 2 statements are extremely diff. It didnt even say 'we know the links ', which would still not mean 'we have a list of the sponsor', the exact words was 'we are having strong links' ie we are having openings or leads on the people involvd (having links or openings or leads are technical terms usd in d Intelligence community that d person who wrote the President's speech dat day usd to convey progress been made to find out 'the people involvd' and it does not connote a certain term like a 'list of sponsors'). Similarly, the phrase: '..those people involvd' is not d same as '..sponsors of BH'; the 1st one uses a general term 'people involvd' which could mean the terroists themselves, Or their sympathizers, Or the sponsors, While the 2nd one talks specifically of the sponsors.

To even imagine that these two statements (the 1st d actual words of d President in the speech AND d 2nd @demdem's deliberate misinterpretation of the actual quote) are the same is frankly sill.y. @Demdem deliberately distortd d essence of that quote in order to give the impression that the President has a 'list of sponsors of BH on his desk' which he is not doing anything about cos he is BH himself; though he wasn't even as half-smart to realise that those experts who write the
President's speech are way over his head. To keep trying to defend his (mis)interpretatn is deceitful and plainly stu.pid at dis point

Demdem: [s][/s]

Still the same senseless crap u are repeating. To be fair, u are entitled to it.

taharqa:

This was d very words of d President according to the article @Demdem provided: '..we are having strong links on the people involvd in d violence' that can never be d same as: 'there is a list on the sponsors of the violence lying on my table'- those 2 statements are extremely diff. It didnt even say 'we know the links ', which would still not mean 'we have a list of the sponsor', the exact words was 'we are having strong links' ie we are having openings or leads on the people involvd (having links or openings or leads are technical terms usd in d Intelligence community that d person who wrote the President's speech dat day usd to convey progress been made to find out 'the people involvd' and it does not connote a certain term like a 'list of sponsors'). Similarly, the phrase: '..those people involvd' is not d same as '..sponsors of BH'; the 1st one uses a general term 'people involvd' which could mean the terroists themselves, Or their sympathizers, Or the sponsors, While the 2nd one talks specifically of the sponsors.

To even imagine that these two statements (the 1st d actual words of d President in the speech AND d 2nd @demdem's deliberate misinterpretation of the actual quote) are the same is frankly sill.y. @Demdem deliberately distortd d essence of that quote in order to give the impression that the President has a 'list of sponsors of BH on his desk' which he is not doing anything about cos he is BH himself; though he wasn't even as half-smart to realise that those experts who write the President's speech are way over his head. To keep trying to defend his (mis)interpretatn is deceitful and plainly stu.pid at dis point

Demdem: [s][/s]

Still the same senseless crap u are repeating. To be fair, u are entitled to it.

Busynikita:
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