Davo93:
Will the bolded solve our problem(s)?

Jeffoo:
E be like say SA govt don join FG(pdp) to steal our money o......... I'm just wondering

charlesashilo:
Its a shame that Jacob Zuma led government is at us again. Even at that, I believe that this form of transactions have been going on between both countries even before GEJ administration.
The question is why now? And 1 of the many answers is simply that Nigeria's economy have taken over South African economy in d world center stage. Therefore they are working out seriously to rubbish us.
Our authorities should sit up. Who can guarantee that South African coys here don't do shit?

Abraham2013:

Nigeria has neva been proud of u n it will neva be.

abbas2:
The exit of sanusi lamido,no doubt,must have caused this nation a great deal of theft from the national coffers.$9.3 + $5.7 in just about a month.Only God know how much of our money have been stolen apart from those uncovered.May God save this country

iamtheprincipal:
Oh GOD, deliver Nigeria from the hands of this clown GEJ and his corruption immersed government.

omenka:
The curse and embarrassment of a bad leadership is worse than leprosy!!

It would amount to a disaster of biblical proportions if these people are returned to ruin what is left of this piece of relic they've created out of this once great country.

#KickOutCluelesnessForever
#KickOutTheCankerworms

Vote GMB for President Federal Republic of Nigeria!!

chibwike:
there was a country

MDelgado:
The question is can they even a Grade-A arms from south africa?

eddie000:
South Africans are just looking for trouble, if you ever stayed in South Africa you will know they are very corrupt in all facet, these deals has been going on for decades but just because they want to beef up their economy they are now looking for loop holes, illegal transaction of weapons has been in existence in all corners of the world. They should know Nigerians are very good in Payback.

Davo93:
Will the bolded solve our problem(s)?

charlesashilo:
Its a shame that Jacob Zuma led government is at us again. Even at that, I believe that this form of transactions have been going on between both countries even before GEJ administration.
The question is why now? And 1 of the many answers is simply that Nigeria's economy have taken over South African economy in d world center stage. Therefore they are working out seriously to rubbish us.

Our authorities should sit up. Who can guarantee that South African coys here don't do shit?

eddie000:



You know anything about life? What kinda law? Shey South Africa companies in Nigeria dey pay their full dues? Listen, get to the top and see dirty deals, this is not the first time of them dealing okay?

ChukwuCantDie:
Our government is so s.tupid and embarrassing, since when can you buy military grade helicopters for 5.7 million dollars?

TheIndustrialist:
South African authorities have seized
another US$5.7 million arms money
from Nigeria, just three weeks after the
$9.3 million cash transported by two
Nigerians and an Israeli for arms
purchase, South Africa-based City
Express reported Monday.
.
As with the first deal, South Africa’s
Asset Forfeiture Unit of the National
Prosecuting Authority seized the $5.7
million (about N952 million) for
allegedly being the proceeds of illegal
transactions, the paper said.
The news came more than two weeks
after two Nigerians and an Israeli
national were arrested in South Africa
after they attempted to smuggle US$9.3
million apparently meant for buying
arms for the Nigerian intelligence
service.
.
The men landed at Lanseria
International Airport, Johannesburg, on
September 5 in a private jet from Abuja
with the money stashed in three
suitcases.
At the time, the South Africa Revenue
Service, SARS, said customs officers
became suspicious when the
passengers’ luggage were unloaded and
put through the scanners.
.
The National Prosecuting Authority,
NPA, in South Africa said there was an
invoice for helicopters and armaments
intended to be used in Nigeria.
Two black plastic suitcases, filled with
90 blocks each containing US$100,000
in notes, with combination locks, were
seized, as well as two pieces of hand
luggage also containing US currency,
according to City Press.
The Israeli national, Eyal Mesika, had
the combination to open the locks.
Under South African laws, a person
entering or leaving the country is
expected to carry cash not exceeding
US$2,300, or the equivalent in foreign
currency notes.
.

The South African newspaper, City
Press, said documents in its possession
show that the first consignment was
personally signed off by the National
Security Adviser, Sambo Dasuki, who
issued the end-user certificate for the
transaction.
An entire “shopping list” was supplied
with the certificate, which included
everything from helicopters to
unmanned aircraft, rockets and
ammunition, it said.
[b][color=#990000]The latest transaction, according to the
paper, was between Cerberus Risk
Solutions, an arms broker in Cape
Town, and Societe D’Equipments
Internationaux, said to be a Nigerian
company based in Abuja.
The paper said the deal fell apart after
Cerberus which had earlier received
from Nigeria R60 million (N1.02 billion)
in its account at Standard Bank, tried to
repay the money as it it could not
resolve its registration formalities with
the South African authorities.
“Cerberus was previously registered as
a broker with the National Conventional
Arms Control Committee (NCACC), but
the registration expired in May this
year,” City Press said.
“The marketing and contracting permits
also expired at the same time. The
company has since applied for re-
registration, but the application lay in
the NCACC’s mailbox for more than two
months.


“Sources told Rapport that Cerberus
apparently tried to pay the money back
to the Nigerian company, after which
the bank became suspicious,” the paper
reported.[/b][/color]

The paper added that while the NPA’s
Asset Forfeiture Unit subsequently
obtained a court order in the South
Gauteng High Court to seize the money,
the NPA spokesperson Nathi Mncube,
said there were no indications the two
transactions were related.
“However, both are now the subject of a
criminal investigation and all possible
information and connections are being
investigated,” Mr. Mncube was quoted
as saying.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/10/south-africa-seizes-another-5-7-m-nigerian-arms-deal/

MadCow1:
Sorry for gej

iluvnaija:
#VoteOutPDP in 2015.

plendil:


Why not? Is there any law against that? Furthermore, one could argue the arms were meant for the opposition, for some dubious individual, even - yes - the dreaded BH.

eddie000:



You know anything about life? What kinda law? Shey South Africa companies in Nigeria dey pay their full dues? Listen, get to the top and see dirty deals, this is not the first time of them dealing okay?