gboss4sure:


APC abused him, Their supporters abused him.

Now they are doing the same thing and expect everyone to clap for them.

niceguy7:

Dont be in such a hurry...it will soon be declared publicly.

CSTR2:
You are a slowpoke.
If we can't trust buhari to be honest, how can we trust him with BH?
He is failing with the little things already and has started to fail with the bigger things.

PassingShot:

Does it matter to you that Yar'Adua did so a month after being sworn in?

Do you also realize that PMB promised to declare publicly within 100 days in office?

Let's not reason and behave as kids please!

Rawani:


If it makes you sleep better

An2elect2:


Hey girl, if i were you i'll give it time. Its too early to start finding faults in someone you wish well. Let things unfold and we would know the deceivers and the deceived.

Rawani:






He never announced his assets like we want PMB to do now since the benchmark for governance has been elevated from Jonathan's mediocrity. He only submitted his declaration, same as what PMB/PYO have done, if he publicly announced please correct me and state his worth when he entered and when he left office.

Bevista:
As one of the things he'll do in his 1st 100 days in office, PMB said he'll make his assets public. I think he should be given the benefit of doubt till that timeline passes. Remember, late president Yar'Adua also declared his assets privately to CCB and only made it public on June 28th 2007 (one month after swearing-in).

ShowYourCertificate:
Of course it will

Amaudeogu:



http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/06/we-lack-power-for-now-to-display-buhari-osinbajos-assets-ccb/#sthash.3gAmi6Nt.dpuf

Rawani:


When you have the figures, please quote me. Cheers

CSTR2:
Go and sit down you bloody APC lackey.
Even GEJ the much maligned president did the needful as VP.
And your change agent can not explain the source of his obscene wealth.

fitzmayowa:


He has already resumed officially, in as much as i agree with you that asset declaration is less important and shouldn't be an issue, those asking for him to declare it publicly are only holding him accountable on his campaign promises...

When you don't deliver on trivial campaign promises such as asset declaration, how do you expect nigerians to trust him to deliver on the the important campaign promises...

Remember drop of water makes an ocean, plus tune down on the insults those asking (whether justified or not) have the right to ask you know...

Bevista:
As one of the things he'll do in his 1st 100 days in office, PMB said he'll make his assets public. I think he should be given the benefit of doubt till that timeline passes. Remember, late president Yar'Adua also declared his assets privately to CCB and only made it public on June 28th 2007 (one month after swearing-in).

I have been an unapologetic supporter of PMB since 2011, but will be extremely disappointed if he does not make his assets public in 95 days time.

ShowYourCertificate:
Yar Adua submitted his assets to CCB five weeks in office and made it public almost immediately. He simply announced what he had filled on the declaration form. The mistake Buhari made was to have submitted his declaration form early without making the same form public. If he had waited 100 days before submitting his form to CCB, this issue wouldn't have arisen. What's so difficult in announcing what he filled in the form? Now that Nigerians are aware that he has filled the form, they want to know what he filled. Also Shehu Garba compounded Buhari's woes by saying Buhari has fulfilled one of his campaign promise on assets declaration.

The earlier the better. One can embezzle billions within a day thus Buhari is losing his credibility with each passing day.

ECOTERRORS:
he says the truth and it makes his mind corrupt, please use the door. Oponu

Bevista:
The Constitution requires the president to declare his assets to CCB before taking oath of office, so I don't quite agree with you on that one. CCB usually has 30 days to confirm if the information contained in the forms are true, which probably explains why Yar'Adua made it public immediately after 30 days.

But yes, Shehu Garba goofed. Just like when he claimed he was under instruction to stop the AIT Journalist only for PMB to deny knowledge of such.

Paragraph 11 of Part I of the Fifth Schedule to the Constitution provides that:

(1) Subject to the provisions of this Constitution, every public officer shall within three months after the coming into force of this Code of Conduct or immediately after taking office and thereafter --

(a) at the end of every four years; and

(b) at the end of his term of office, submit to the Code of Conduct Bureau a written declaration of all his properties, assets, and liabilities and those of his unmarried children under the age of eighteen years.

PassingShot:

Does it matter to you that Yar'Adua did so a month after being sworn in?

Do you also realize that PMB promised to declare publicly within 100 days in office?

Let's not reason and behave as kids please!

Bevista:
As one of the things he'll do his 1st 100 days in office, PMB said he'll make his assets public. I think he should be given the benefit of doubt till that timeline passes. Remember, late president Yar'Adua also declared his assets privately to CCB and only made it public on June 28th 2007 (one month after swearing-in).

I have been an unapologetic supporter of PMB since 2011, but will be extremely disappointed if he does not make his assets public in 95 days time.

PassingShot:

Does it matter to you that Yar'Adua did so a month after being sworn in?

Do you also realize that PMB promised to declare publicly within 100 days in office?

Let's not reason and behave as kids please!

BuddhaPalm:


Sincerely, without being critical, I would have loved for him to have made this declaration 'public' from the get go.

We want him to be the GOLD-STANDARD by which conduct in public office is measured.

He promised that asset declaration will be prerequisite for appointments. So will he make his appointments in 90 days time?

Rawani:


There's nothing to shift. The problem has its roots in the past PDP administration.

Amaudeogu:
I don't see anything difficult for the president elect to declare his assets publicly if he is not hiding something from the masses...

Mykevp2p:


No, PMB is not setting example... Yar'adua, a PDP president had done the same, even GEJ had previously declared his assets public... The constitution was there when Yar'adua declared his assets ( even though he didn't promise to do so like PMB).

ShowYourCertificate:
Point of correction, the president is to declare his assets to the CCB within THREE (3) MONTHS. It mustn't be before taking oath. Read this excerpt from the 1999 constitution as amended:

M4gunners:
And this is how the matter will die.We don enter one chance i tell una. No smoke without fire, they have reason for refusing to make it publicly.

Rawani:
Clearly the past PDP administration was not committed to transparency, accountability and the whole asset declaration process, which is why we are just discovering these constitutional challenges now, an issue that would have been long resolved through making the required amendments which will force the CCB to publish submitted asset declarations in the newspapers.

Regardless of these hiccups, it would be great if President Buhari sets an example and ignores the usual long process, and publicly announces his declared assets so we can concentrate on other issues of national importance.

ShowYourCertificate:
Yar Adua submitted his assets to CCB five weeks in office and made it public almost immediately. He simply announced what he had filled on the declaration form. The mistake Buhari made was to have submitted his declaration form early without making the same form public. If he had waited 100 days before submitting his form to CCB, this issue wouldn't have arisen. What's so difficult in announcing what he filled in the form? Now that Nigerians are aware that he has filled the form, they want to know what he filled. Also Shehu Garba compounded Buhari's woes by saying Buhari has fulfilled one of his campaign promise on assets declaration.