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Some Immediate Past Ministers Must Go To Prison, Gbagi Tells Buhari by dre11(m): 7:30am On Jun 03, 2015
By Henry Umoru
ABUJA- FORMER Minister of State for Education, Kenneth Gbagi yesterday accused some immediate past ministers of the Federal Republic of Nigeria massively enriched themselves while in office, asking President Muhammadu Buhari to ensure that they go to prison after probing them.
According to him, the kind of money in the hands of some persons in Nigeria was enough to plung the country into war in the next ten years, adding that the money must be returned by these persons for the provision of infrastructure.
Speaking with Vanguard, Gbagi who urged President Buhari not to spare any rod in his anti- corruption crusade, stressed that the President must be decisive if he must succeed in taking Nigeria to the promised land.
According to him, some very powerful ministers did not have respect for the nation’s local currency as they operated throughout in office in dollars, thereby turning the country into a dollar economy, adding that two powerful ministers in the immediate past Administration must go to prison and be made to return the over 100 trillion tax payers money stocked away in other countries, institutions and agencies.
He said , ” President Muhammadu Buhari must be decisive if Nigeria must succeed as 2016 must be seen as a year when Nigerians enjoyed democracy.
He should ensure that no rod is spared. Buhari has no right to grant pardon to anyone that has committed crime against the country because he is not a court. We hear that there are negotiations to grant pardon to some persons, everyone should be made accountable, there should be no negotiation. He will loose respect from Nigerians within six months if he does not ask all those people to vomit the money.
” The kind of money in the hands of some persons in Nigeria can put the country in war in the next ten years, he should follow them, no matter who you are, you to to jail. You cannot be wealthy in England, Germany, others without showing how you got it. Some one in Nigeria may have only a car, no house before becoming a governor, a minister, Special Adviser, others, but when he is elected or appointed, once he leaves office, he becomes a billionaire and will start intimidating, harassing the people.”

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/06/some-immediate-past-ministers-must-go-to-prison-gbagi-tells-buhari/

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Re: Some Immediate Past Ministers Must Go To Prison, Gbagi Tells Buhari by adexeli(m): 7:32am On Jun 03, 2015
Anything they like they should do. Nigerians are patiently waiting for change
I have always wondered why people are always ecstatic about FTC. Wow!!! FTC ... Skelewu grin . . I dedicate this to PMB

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Re: Some Immediate Past Ministers Must Go To Prison, Gbagi Tells Buhari by Nobody: 7:34am On Jun 03, 2015
Who and who?

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Re: Some Immediate Past Ministers Must Go To Prison, Gbagi Tells Buhari by garrix8: 7:36am On Jun 03, 2015
Gbagi was minister of education and a PDP chieftain.
Even PDP members know Jonadunce was a terrible curse to this country.

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Re: Some Immediate Past Ministers Must Go To Prison, Gbagi Tells Buhari by kodded(m): 7:36am On Jun 03, 2015
undecided






According to him, some very powerful
ministers did not have respect for the nation’s
local currency as they operated throughout in
office in dollars, thereby turning the country
into a dollar economy, adding that two
powerful ministers in the immediate past
Administration must go to prison and be made
to return the over 100 trillion tax payers money
stocked away in other countries, institutions
and agencies



Another beer parlor gist from an attention seeker

Can he bring any evidence that over N100 trillion tax payers money is missing


Does he know how much is N100 trillion ? undecided

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Re: Some Immediate Past Ministers Must Go To Prison, Gbagi Tells Buhari by INTROVERT(f): 7:37am On Jun 03, 2015
I love this

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Re: Some Immediate Past Ministers Must Go To Prison, Gbagi Tells Buhari by Nobody: 7:38am On Jun 03, 2015
INTROVERT:
I love this
Ve bin monitoring u Na everytin u dhe love?

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Re: Some Immediate Past Ministers Must Go To Prison, Gbagi Tells Buhari by Islie: 7:38am On Jun 03, 2015
According to him, some very powerful ministers did not have respect for the nation’s local currency as they operated throughout in office in dollars, thereby turning the country into a dollar economy, adding that two powerful ministers in the immediate past Administration must go to prison and be made to return the over 100 trillion tax payers money stocked away in other countries, institutions and agencies.

That's why we had to borrow money to pay civil servant their salary just the past month because some minister have stolen such a huge amount....




We need to probe those rogues and make them an escape goat

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Re: Some Immediate Past Ministers Must Go To Prison, Gbagi Tells Buhari by Vince77(m): 7:43am On Jun 03, 2015
OREMUSSANCTUS:

Ve bin monitoring u
Na everytin u dhe love?
i remember u calld someone monitoring spirit. Lolz. So u don join d spirits?
INTROVERT:
I love this

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Re: Some Immediate Past Ministers Must Go To Prison, Gbagi Tells Buhari by kodded(m): 7:44am On Jun 03, 2015
Islie:


That's why we had to borrow money to pay civil servant their salary just the past month because some minister have stolen such a huge amount....




We need to probe those rogues and make them an escape goat
yup they stole all the money and the fall in oil price had nothing to do with it undecided



Pathetic undecided

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Re: Some Immediate Past Ministers Must Go To Prison, Gbagi Tells Buhari by Nobody: 7:49am On Jun 03, 2015
shocked over 100 trillion, Jesu. Buhari you are loosing my respect day after day since you haven't said anything about probing the former president and his cabinet. Diezani frog-eye madueke is still moving around freely. shocked

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Re: Some Immediate Past Ministers Must Go To Prison, Gbagi Tells Buhari by DaGC(m): 8:11am On Jun 03, 2015
garrix8:
Gbagi was minister of education and a PDP chieftain.

Even PDP members know Jonadunce was a terrible curse to this country.


If only you knew the man better. Smh lipsrsealed

@OP the part where he said over N100 trillion naira just makes the entire report stupid. People running mouth like tap without making sense.

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Re: Some Immediate Past Ministers Must Go To Prison, Gbagi Tells Buhari by Islie: 8:25am On Jun 03, 2015
kodded:
yup they stole all the money and the fall in oil price had nothing to do with it undecided



Pathetic undecided

You are pathetic too



Is Nigeria the only country that has oil...
And do those country also borrow to pay their workersundecided

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Re: Some Immediate Past Ministers Must Go To Prison, Gbagi Tells Buhari by kodded(m): 8:41am On Jun 03, 2015
Islie:


You are pathetic too



Is Nigeria the only country that has oil...
And do those country also borrow to pay their workersundecided
those country didnt depend on oil alone undecided
Re: Some Immediate Past Ministers Must Go To Prison, Gbagi Tells Buhari by Islie: 9:00am On Jun 03, 2015
kodded:
those country didnt depend on oil alone undecided

Why the white lies now
Tell me which Arab countries that didn't depend on oil wholeheartedly as their source of wealth to build their economy and sustain it

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Re: Some Immediate Past Ministers Must Go To Prison, Gbagi Tells Buhari by obi4eze(m): 9:35am On Jun 03, 2015
1. Deziani
2. Mrs Deziani Allison-Madueke
3. The Present Minister of Petroleum

She must go to jail whether she likes it or not and vomit everything she stole. How can a woman who earns a lot from Shell as gratuity/pension still be so greedy to ra. pe the oil sector?

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Re: Some Immediate Past Ministers Must Go To Prison, Gbagi Tells Buhari by JigsawKillah(m): 9:51am On Jun 03, 2015
Gbagi too??!!!!

if this is coming from Gbagi, the one I know personally, then there's hope for Nigeria smiley

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Re: Some Immediate Past Ministers Must Go To Prison, Gbagi Tells Buhari by Pataki: 10:01am On Jun 03, 2015
Gbagi himself is corrupt.

He should tell us what happened to funds he spent in travelling to London to buy computers for females in Nigeria?

Was it not this same Gbagi whose son was alleged to have committed rape and yet he was not prosecuted for it thanks to the power his father used as a Federal Minister?

Gbagi is only talking simply because he was not given the opportunity to become a Minister under Jonathan's regime when Jonathan got elected in 2011 as President.

Buhari should be wary of all these wolves in sheep clothing.

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Re: Some Immediate Past Ministers Must Go To Prison, Gbagi Tells Buhari by PapiWata: 10:29am On Jun 03, 2015
obi4eze:
1. Deziani
2. Mrs Deziani Allison-Madueke
3. The Present Minister of Petroleum

She must go to jail whether she likes it or not and vomit everything she stole. How can a woman who earns a lot from Shell as gratuity/pension still be so greedy to ra. pe the oil sector?

It is a known zoological fact that individuals whose eyes bulge like those of a frog, or protrude like those of an insect, are BORN greedy, and will INSTANTLY and compulsively steal everything that is not bolted down, if given half a chance.

Mrs. Frog-Eye Allison Madueke's tell-tale frog-eye countenance was sadly overlooked at the time she was assigned a ministerial position at the federal level in the outgoing Nigerian administration. There, true to that innate and inherent inclination towards instinctual kleptomania, Mrs. Frog Eye Madueke came, saw and grabbed in a wholesale manner ALL that she was able to embezzle in her past role as head looter, in charge of Nigeria's perennial cash cow- the petroleum ministry.

In the prodigal season of pointless waste that came to characterize the reign of Queen Frog Eye Madueke, the Nigerian electorate was treated to online picture albums showing Frog Eye Madueke and her obese relatives quaffing champagne aboard private jets regularly chartered at rates 100-fold the cost of first-class air tickets on the same commercial travel routes, all at the expense of Nigeria's national treasury.

Now comes the time for pay-back, which is ALWAYS a muffukuh, for the payer. Frog Eye Madueke has amassed and stashed in her hidden bank accounts located within Nigeria, around Africa and in the Middle East, TONS of stolen hard currency that she needs to pay back NOW, in order to merit the sympathy of the court in her upcoming trial for theft. A few months or years in a Nigerian jail for females will go a long way to jogging the memory of Frog Eye Madueke, regarding the location and details of ALL her loot-stash bank accounts opened around the world over the past few years.

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Re: Some Immediate Past Ministers Must Go To Prison, Gbagi Tells Buhari by ijustdey: 1:07pm On Jun 03, 2015
lalasticlala FP
Re: Some Immediate Past Ministers Must Go To Prison, Gbagi Tells Buhari by ijustdey: 1:09pm On Jun 03, 2015
ABUJA- FORMER Minister of State for Education, Kenneth Gbagi yesterday accused some
immediate past ministers of the Federal Republic
of Nigeria massively enriched themselves while in
office, asking President Muhammadu Buhari to
ensure that they go to prison after probing them.


hope he too is ready to visit the prison too because his hands aren't clean either

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Re: Some Immediate Past Ministers Must Go To Prison, Gbagi Tells Buhari by Jesusloveyou: 1:14pm On Jun 03, 2015
There are already in jail, gej and madueke are in room 101 in oko prison.

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Re: Some Immediate Past Ministers Must Go To Prison, Gbagi Tells Buhari by Jesusloveyou: 1:20pm On Jun 03, 2015
OREMUSSANCTUS:
Who and who?
u and shariareporter, gej,pej,madueke and all saTANist

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Re: Some Immediate Past Ministers Must Go To Prison, Gbagi Tells Buhari by Jesusloveyou: 1:26pm On Jun 03, 2015
kodded:
undecided







Another beer parlor gist from an attention seeker

Can he bring any evidence that over N100 trillion tax payers money is missing


Does he know how much is N100 trillion ? undecided
no, tell us, according to you- a mere $500b that is not even enof to steal.

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Re: Some Immediate Past Ministers Must Go To Prison, Gbagi Tells Buhari by kodded(m): 1:29pm On Jun 03, 2015
Jesusloveyou:
no, tell us, according to you- a mere $500b that is not even enof to steal.
undecided


how much is nigeria making a year ?
Re: Some Immediate Past Ministers Must Go To Prison, Gbagi Tells Buhari by Jesusloveyou: 1:32pm On Jun 03, 2015
kastonkastrol:
shocked over 100 trillion, Jesu. Buhari you are loosing my respect day after day since you haven't said anything about probing the former president and his cabinet. Diezani frog-eye madueke is still moving around freely. shocked
haba! for just 2days, u wicked ooo, stil alow them enjoy their loot small na,atleast for 6months.

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Re: Some Immediate Past Ministers Must Go To Prison, Gbagi Tells Buhari by Jesusloveyou: 1:40pm On Jun 03, 2015
kodded:
undecided


how much is nigeria making a year ?
d unaccounted for, or d one that is not caption in budget, is atleast 7trillion a year, in 6yrs of gej wil be atleast 50tr, d pass leaders since 1960 also wasted more than 50tr. Nigeria has money,plenty money! according to fela.

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Re: Some Immediate Past Ministers Must Go To Prison, Gbagi Tells Buhari by Jesusloveyou: 1:40pm On Jun 03, 2015
kodded:
undecided


how much is nigeria making a year ?
d unaccounted for, or d one that is not caption in budget, is atleast 7trillion a year, in 6yrs of gej wil be atleast 50tr, d pass leaders since 1960 also wasted more than 50tr. Nigeria has money,plenty money! according to fela.

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Re: Some Immediate Past Ministers Must Go To Prison, Gbagi Tells Buhari by kodded(m): 1:55pm On Jun 03, 2015
Jesusloveyou:
d unaccounted for, or d one that is not caption in budget, is atleast 7trillion a year, in 6yrs of gej wil be atleast 50tr, d pass leaders since 1960 also wasted more than 50tr. Nigeria has money,plenty money! according to fela.
and one lunatic says immediate past ministers are spending N100 trillion a year and you believe him ? undecided




has nigeria suddenly turn to dubia ? undecided

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Re: Some Immediate Past Ministers Must Go To Prison, Gbagi Tells Buhari by kodded(m): 2:03pm On Jun 03, 2015
kastonkastrol:
shocked over 100 trillion, Jesu. Buhari you are loosing my respect day after day since you haven't said anything about probing the former president and his cabinet. Diezani frog-eye madueke is still moving around freely. shocked
oboy nigeria generate only N7trillion a year ............ so how did the likes of Diezani stole N100 trillion in a year ?



most of you willnt carry out proper investigation......you will just believe anything they trow at you guys provided it against your enemy





.............pathetic undecided

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Re: Some Immediate Past Ministers Must Go To Prison, Gbagi Tells Buhari by yommyphresh(m): 2:03pm On Jun 03, 2015
no space for here again jor. dey go 2nd page tonguegrin






















































































































































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Re: Some Immediate Past Ministers Must Go To Prison, Gbagi Tells Buhari by jorlons(m): 2:05pm On Jun 03, 2015
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