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BREAKING NEWS Card Reader Supplier In DSS Custody by obontami: 12:13pm On Mar 26, 2015 |
BREAKING NEWS! BREAKING NEWS!! BREAKING NEWS!!! CARD READER SUPPLIER IN DSS CUSTODY. The fight against the card reader is not over. Our usually reliable source has informed us that Alhaji Sani Musa, the proprietor of ACT Technologies, the company that supplied the card readers (Via LCs opened with the bank), has been in DSS custody since yesterday. Alhaji Sani Musa's crime? Refusal to supply the DSS with the codes of the Card Readers across the nation. While President Jonathan is squandering State funds on campaign and governmental agencies such as the Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC) are actively involved in the political campaign to reelect Pres. Jonathan, we continue to confirm that Pres. Jonathan and the PDP are still terrified of the card reader. Old habits die hard. The PDP are used to conducting elections in which they allocate votes to other political parties as it suits them. Some weeks ago, we had exposed their plans to do the same in this election. In that report, we had informed the Nigerian people and the world at large that a high powered Think Tank was put together by PDP to write the results of the forth coming election in the South South and the South East excluding Imo State while they shopped from China to Israel for IT companies that can hack into the card readers. To head this group was Chief Tom Ikimi. Members included Mike Oghiadomhe, Ayu Iyorchia, Kashim Ibrahim-Imam, Prof. Humphrey Nwosu, Chief Tony Anenih and four others. Other states included Plateau, the states of the South West especially Lagos plus Sokoto, Kano and some states in the North this source couldn't remember. As Jega refused to play cards by insisting on free, fair and credible elections through the use of the Card Readers, they approached some INEC National commissioners with a handshake of 50million Naira each, hoping to buy their support of the card reader They rolled out a massive amount of funds to fight the use of the card reader. But the card reader, like the proverbial beetle, refused to be killed. Three days before the elections and it dawns on PDP that they are facing the people of Nigeria in an election and that the results of this election, would totally be out of their control and manipulation. The Card Reader which promises to ascribe credibility on the forth coming elections is therefore, inimical to the plans of President Jonathan and his co-travellers to steal victory from the people of Nigeria. All meaningful Nigerians must rise up and urge President Jonathan to urge PDP to direct the DSS to let an innocent man go. Let Alhaji Sani Musa go! |
Re: BREAKING NEWS Card Reader Supplier In DSS Custody by Nobody: 12:35pm On Mar 26, 2015 |
first to comment!!!it is a privileged men!!!you won't understand how happy I feel now |
Re: BREAKING NEWS Card Reader Supplier In DSS Custody by cyril83(m): 12:59pm On Mar 26, 2015 |
Source/ sauce / sores / surs please. |
Re: BREAKING NEWS Card Reader Supplier In DSS Custody by Ramtzy: 1:14pm On Mar 26, 2015 |
Source to ascertain the credibility... |
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