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This thread should also be moved to the front page so that people can read and decipher for themselves who is telling the truth between Apc and Pdp. Nigerians really need to know if "El-Rufai Lied On Independence Expenditure". Moderators please do the needful. Besides, topics like this on the front page attracts more visits.. Lalasticlala, take note please. |
The senate under Saraki has been relegated to the back stage and is fast becoming redundant...Buhari has become the Darling of the Nigerian masses; he is doing that which all our past leaders refused to do. The senate is doing all its can to share part of the lime light. |
The last time I heard from Diezani Alison Madueke in 2015, she claimed in her public statement that she was going no where as there is no indictment against her. This is the same person who was indicted by the Senate as far back as 2008 over the sudden payments of more than N30b between the 20th and 31st of December 2007 when she was still the Minister of Transport. That is not her court order which she hurriedly obtained (from an unpatriotic judge) to permanently stop the national assembly from probing her expense of N10b on private jet rental. The staff of the private jet company then suddenly disappeared from Nigeria on the orders of Madam big-eyed thief who repeatedly insulted Nigerians for raising genuine questions about her role as the pivot of corruption since 2007. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala and Diezani Madueke must explain to Nigerians how they continued to pay out invoices of more than N2 trillion in two years for a fuel subsidy programme that had a budget benchmark of N245b per annum. Why did they keep silent when a bill of N240b per year rose to N300b, N350b, N400b, and N500b? How and why did they continue to pay more than double of the budget without any supplementary appropriation bill until the bill grew into N2 trillion? How does a Minister of petroleum or a minister of finance pay out more than N50b in excess of budgetary benchmarks without raising an alarm? How does that happen? These people have so much to explain. The NASS would have helped to investigate them. But the NASS is also now under the firm grip of a horrendously corrupt leadership, which makes Buhari's efforts difficult. This is why Saraki must go. If Buhari wants to fight corruption effectively, he cannot do so with a National Assembly led by a horrifically corrupt Senator who has serious vested interests in corruption. Courtesy of True Nigerian |
SharaReporters has learned that President Muhammadu Buhari’s meeting on Monday with the United States Attorney General, Loretta Lynch, focused on a strategy to prosecute Nigeria’s immediate past Minister of Petroleum Resources, Diezani Alison-Madueke, for her role in several billion dollar corrupt deals in the oil industry. Mr. Buhari’s meeting also touched on fighting terrorism as well as strategies for identifying and purging corrupt judges from the Nigerian judicial system. Loretta Lynch in a meeting with Pres. Muhammadu Buhari at the Blair House on Monday AP Photos The Nigerian president went to the Monday meeting with a delegation that included Governor Adams Oshiomhole of Edo State. High on the agenda was to discuss American support for a vast investigation of racketeering schemes spearheaded by Ms. Alison-Madueke and several of her cohorts in the oil sector who conspired to deprive the Nigerian treasury of billions of dollars that went to private interests. A source with authoritative information on the meeting told SaharaReporters that the US Justice Department provided President Buhari with a dossier listing numerous participants in the theft of several billions of dollars. US authorities also pledged to offer further documents on condition that Nigerian prosecutors demonstrate a focused and determined effort to pursue ethical and serious prosecution. Our source revealed that the documents submitted and promised by the US disclose how Mrs. Alison-Madueke and her cohorts used several offshore accounts to move money between Switzerland and Germany. According to our source, the name of Kola Aluko featured prominently in the discussion and documents. Mr. Aluko, a player in the oil sector who was picked by Ms. Alison-Madueke as a front for some of her more egregious deals, emerged in the last five years from relative obscurity to become one of Africa’s richest people. Mr. Aluko, who fell out with the former Petroleum Minister after he reportedly started dating former superstar model Naomi Campbell, has acquired a stunningly expensive yacht, a retinue of Rolls Royce cars, other expensive cars well as multi-million homes and apartments in such locations as London, New York, and Dubai. Our source explained that US law enforcement agents, including the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), spent more than two years on the investigation that uncovered a pattern of obscene theft of billions of dollars of Nigeria’s oil revenues. An FBI field officer in Abuja reportedly played a key role in the investigation of Ms. Alison-Madueke and her self-chosen collaborators, including Mr. Aluko. Our source disclosed that the US Justice Department officials at the meeting indicated that they would be reluctant to sustain their collaboration with Nigerian authorities unless the Buhari administration set some process in place to identify and fire corrupt judges from the Nigerian judiciary. A confidante of Mr. Buhari told SaharaReporters that, after leaving the meeting with the US Attorney General, at the Blair House guest house of Mr. Buhari, the Nigerian president vowed that he would take decisive steps to rid Nigeria of corrupt judges to ensure the success of his anti-corruption agenda. Last week, during his US visit, Mr. Buhari publicly accused unnamed former ministers of President Goodluck Jonathan’s administration of stealing up to one million barrels of crude oil per day from the Nigerian people. In official speeches and media interviews, the Nigerian president also restated his determination to go after corrupt officials, regardless of their political affiliation. http://saharareporters.com/2015/07/23/prosecution-former-oil-minister-alison-madueke-purge-corrupt-judges-dominate-buhari%E2%80%99s |
abagoro:True!! |
DaisyII:[quote author=DaisyII post=36111861]You are a very sensible babe. If you are still single by December please notify me. ![]() |
ahsekeena:Did you just type this?? Quite appalling...the level of reasoning of our budding youths. |
Tkester:Suck it up man and stick to the topic. New York times, I do not agree with you, GEJ was/is worse than your description. I agree though that he is very very clueless! He was disrespected, miss-informed, undermined and cajoled by his recruits with out consequences....GEJ is a classical example of a square peg in a round hole, An insult to scholars (who ever gave him a Phd, I spit on that school) Never again will a spineless joker with no iota of charisma lead NIGERIA. Never again will a drunk stutterer with warped values lead Nigeria. Never again will Nigerian's have to hear stupid theories about yam and goats. Never again!!! I apologize on behalf of Nigerian's to Africa and the world, for the trauma we caused them by giving a slowpoke like GEJ (with an IQ lower than the Antarctic region) the opportunity to lead Nigeria. |
[quote author=Obiwannn post=36074783]no go short-change yourself oh. You better call or mail the embassy to clarify (Although the second mail seems the most updated one). There is nothing like choosing dates! takeastep, please I sent you a PM. Am yet to get the pm sir! |
oligee:Hello brother, congratulations, I just got admitted to FAU too. There is a little mix up with my visa interview appointment though. I got two mails within a day interval for two appointment with different dates 11th and 21st of August. I am in a bit of dilemma on which of the dates to honor, but am considering settling for the 21st of August. |
steph2sweet:You sound so pained!!! #Your DP is not reflective of one who has benefited from the grand heist perpetrated by the GEJ government,, so what is your motivation for kicking against the recovery of the entire countries wealth from some few microscopic individuals? |
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softysparky:Like TOTALLY? Does that include my profile? ![]() |
Call it off If you are not proud of been seen with him. He will find a person that is comfortable with his appearance and person. And, you have no reason to feel guilt or bad about this. you will save yourself and the guy from lots of regret. We all have our taste, are attracted to different looks and appearance. I am sure you will find what you seek, just make yourself available. cheers! |
tpiander:Na only Wazobia Fm you dey listen to? You need to start going out bro...Shakiti bobo is the main dance now! |
If you have found him, hurry up and tie the Knots so that you can dance shakiti Bobo before e rain pass.
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May be he has learnt the 'Shakiti bobo' move and wants to dance it on his wedding day before the move fades. |
sinaj:Where in PH do you stay? |
sandrannna:I strongly doubt that you stay in an exotic area as you claim. You lack class ma. |
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Nollywood makes people dull. its an IQ destroyer. Keep your kids or little siblings away from Nollywood! Hollywood can help to improve your diction and knowledge of some English words, it could expose you to some complex line of thought, life style, taste and it is even more realistic on the average (going by films standard of realism). |
sinaj:How old do you say you are again? ![]() |
DrGroove:You mean clueless people? |
sandrannna:Not entirely true. Men are more captivated by a big backside or, why do you think men look back when an 'Arsenal' babe passes them? |
LaDivva:You are beautiful ma. ![]() |
LaDivva:You are beautiful ma. ![]() |
Wait till you taste brown sugar. |
Creamish:Do you believe in love at first click? or..... do I just click again?? |
Halimi24:God! you are a very unhappy biatch! ![]() Its not cool to attack peoples personalities in this manner except your aim is to demoralize them. Omo! you saucy die! Look for a good course and channel this your ferocious vigour to and whatever is at the receiving end must burn!!! |
SkinnyDude:Man of little faith. Blessed are those who do not see yet believe! |
SouffleX:Correct, how many cheese balls should I buy you? |





