President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday in Washington DC warned close aides not to smuggle anyone into his official meetings with US officials.

Sources said he gave the warning during a breakfast meeting at his Blair House official digs in Washington DC, telling them any infractions will result with the person involved being fired with immediate effect.

President Buhari told them the purpose of his visit was not to meet with Nigerian businessmen or politicians, but with US officials and Nigerians in the Diaspora.

During the tense meeting, at which eight of the aides were present, Buhari directed the Department of State Protocol in Abuja to open a desk at the Aso Rock Villa that would facilitate direct access to him if any Nigerian wants to see him in Nigeria. He said the desk will eliminate the role of corrupt officials, middlemen and family members who profit from selling access to the Presidency.

SaharaReporters could not ascertain how many Nigerian businessmen have arrived in Washington with the intention of seeking meeting opportunities with Buhari, but a source told our reporters that controversial and flamboyant businessman, Terry Waya, A.C Okafor, chairman of Chicason group as well as Senator Ifeanyi Ararume, have been seen around Buhari's delegation.

source: http://saharareporters.com/2015/07/20/don%E2%80%99t-let-nigerian-businessmen-my-meetings-us-president-buhari-warns-aides

wow!!! two FTC in one day.... dis ma 5G network don start d reflect ir image...

This first to comment thing is boring.... likes and Mention are more interesting than FTC....

As for PMB.... am with u with my life, till I start seeing real -ve things bout u....

Anaemenu

When nor be market place. Wetin business men dey find go there before?

BTW, even if he opens counter or office for the list of thise who want to see him, it wont stop greedy ones among the staff to sell spots.

choi see as man dem dey buy land dey go

Lol buhari sha

He has said it.

SaharaReporters again..

iif SaharaReporters cannot ascertain how many Nigerian businessmen have arrived in Washington with the intention of seeking meeting opportunities with Buhari, why ridicule a particular tribe named in the thread?

Initial gra gra or publicity stunt?

Madam Diezini Allyson Maduekwe and co. Please let baba observes his primary assignment in USA.

No mercy for corrupt politicians and past leaders.

Yes... Tinubu and Owelle inclusive

Thank God Buhari knows those he work with and how to dodge the banana pills.




All CRIMINALS

Shoro niyen,
This ABOKII
DAURA DULLARPO

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OK

ok

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Is ifeanyi ararume a business man?

We are watching u in 3d HD

Baba is really serious

.

Who are those business men, are they fools

Buhari get sense.

Hmm

Home / metro / 3 year old boy falls into well while playing with his friends
3 year old boy falls into well while playing with his friends
adeniyi adeoluwa 01:30 metro


Tragedy struck when a 3-year-old boy, Emmanuel Samuel, died on Sunday after he fell inside a well in front of a building on Hassan Sule Street, Ita Oluwo, in Ikorodu, Lagos. The toddler was playing with his older brother, Timileyin Samuel, and some of their friends around 3pm in the area when the deceased accidentally fell into the well.

It was learnt that residents and officials of the Lagos State Fire Service, who came to the area after receiving the distress call, had difficulties rescuing the victim due to the depth of the well.

It was gathered that a member of the Oodua People’s Congress later summoned up courage and went down the well to rescue the boy at about 7pm.

He brought out the boy dead.

It was learnt that the well was dug about eight years ago by the landlord of the building but was abandoned when it did not produce water.

Some youths were said to have been angered by the fact that the landlord had left the well open for so long. So, they reportedly stormed the residence and broke some window glasses.

The landlord, Bamidele Ogunwole, was said to have been arrested on Monday after the incident was reported at the Ogijo Police Division, Ogun State.

Emmanuel’s mother, Kikelolomo, who spoke in tears, described the deceased as her “everything.” She said,

“He had brothers and sisters, but he was my everything. He was very intelligent and smart. It was his brother that rushed to tell me he had drowned.”His father, Sergeant Abu Samuel, said the most painful part was the fact that the landlord buried his child without his consent.

“I was on duty when I was called that my son had drowned only to come back home and be told he was dead. To add insult to injury, that man (the landlord) buried my child somewhere in Agodo without my consent,” he said.Residents described Emmanuel’s death as avoidable.One of them, who identified herself only as Esther, said,

“It is very easy for anybody to get trapped in a well that is left open like this. One of the man’s tenants told me that they had complained several times to the landlord, but he ignored them.”The lawyer for the family, P.O. Idogun, accused the police of “foot-dragging,” adding that no relative of the suspect had shown up at the police station. The Chairman of the community development association, Alara Ogodo, blamed the suspect for burying the child without the approval of his family.
The Ogun State Police spokesperson, DSP Muyiwa Adejobi, said the landlord had presented himself to the police. He said, “He is in our custody. We will do something about the case.”