Realdeals:
Good, nobody should said this is vindictive

natas22:
I know icpc is doing a good job but to me they are busy with pawns/small fish when.they start with former governors/ex presidents then you let me know for now they are just busy playing with crayfish while sharks are roaming freely

olajide8:


Receive sense- IJN

sukkot:
when your mama grows tall

989900:
#stealingiscorruption

InvertedHammer:
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ND people will come online threatening fire and war on the Fed. Govt not knowing that it is their people that are short-changing them.

3 people alone cornered most of the money earmarked for ND development. Where are the ND militants now? Suddenly, they have all gone deaf and dumb.

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PassingShot:

You mean[s] barcanista, Whynottheruth, dearpreye, mogidi, mizmycoli[/s] and other wailers?

Whynotthetruth:


1)I rather be a wailer for good governance than a hypocrite, bigot & liar like you Passingshot...

2)Most of the people you mentioned here know that charity begins at home and have threads to their credit encouraging good governance and corruption fight in their homes ( states of origin)...While a bigot and hypocrite like you have NONE...

3)People you listed here came from states with sustainable means of revenue unlike your state Oyo who has NO MEANS of revenue outside federal allocation notwithstanding their neck breaking debt burden presently...

4)People you listed have their governors supportive of FOI & transparency in government activities and governance unlike Oyo your state that openly fought FOI & transparency in governance...

5)People you listed here come from more progressive states than your "retrogressive" Oyo with its intimidating debt burden, ancient city, unsustainable economy & infrastructure deficit...

You need to pity your soul boy

signed; PROUD WAILER & 5%

ibedun:


The net to catch crayfish is different to the net to catch a shark now. In fact the tugboat , the personnel and technology you use are different. The sharks will fight back ruthlessly hence you must be strong and ready to catch it, while preparing for the sharks you can be warming up with the crayfish nau. No be so?

sukkot:
watch the E-igbo-warriors come and cry foul about this good news. they can only thrive under corruption so they frown on anti-corruption. barcanisdevil and chukwudisatan44 and the rest

ibedun:

The net to catch crayfish is different to the net to catch a shark now. In fact the tugboat , the personnel and technology you use are different. The sharks will fight back ruthlessly hence you must be strong and ready to catch it, while preparing for the sharks you can be warming up with the crayfish nau. No be so?

Whynotthetruth:


1)I rather be a wailer for good governance than a hypocrite, bigot & liar like you Passingshot...

2)Most of the people you mentioned here know that charity begins at home and have threads to their credit encouraging good governance and corruption fight in their homes ( states of origin)...While a bigot and hypocrite like you have NONE...

3)People you listed here came from states with sustainable means of revenue unlike your state Oyo who has NO MEANS of revenue outside federal allocation notwithstanding their neck breaking debt burden presently...

4)People you listed have their governors supportive of FOI & transparency in government activities and governance unlike Oyo your state that openly fought FOI & transparency in governance...

5)People you listed here come from more progressive states than your "retrogressive" Oyo with its intimidating debt burden, ancient city, unsustainable economy & infrastructure deficit...

You need to pity your soul boy

signed; PROUD WAILER & 5%

stankezzy:
one funny tin to dis corruption issues is dat northerners dat carried nigerian money in billions of dollers nobody is reporting or aresting dem . a northerner owns an oil well in another persons state dat brings in up to 2b naira every wk yet people are looking for corrupt individuals.

MightyD:
Nice move. But

When will OBJ,TINUBU,FASHOLA,AMAECHI etc can be probe?


Grudges and intimidation is smelling***

dearpreye:


1000 likes.

Bluetooth2:
There's nothing unconstitutional in recovering money and properties people acquired but can't account for. These people deprived millions of Nigerians the dividend of democracy and I wonder why any sensible person(s) could even pity them or condemn any process put in place to recover the stolen money and, bring these unfortunate thievies and their accomplices to justice.

We tend to have sympathy for corrupt officials whenever they are caught either due to tribal leanings, religious affiliations, our own tendency to act in their manner when we get to such position or utter stupidity but no one remember the millions of Nigerians that continue to be regarded as poor because they live on less than $2 per day, millions who have lost their lives in the hands of Boko Haram including soldiers due to the diversion of money meant for purchase of arms, ammunitions and other things needed to fight the war, no one remember the reason why education in Nigeria is crap; why the hospitals are like an awaiting mortuary because the ministers kept diverting funds meant for development; why there are millions of youths without jobs yet we feel and tend to abuse or criticize the way someone leading the country on how to go about setting things right.

What part of the constitution says a civil servant should steal money and own 18 properties ? What part of the constitution says a minister who declared less than 10 million naira after his appointment should worth over 1 billion dollars on completion of his tenure ? If the ministers didn't follow due process that come with the discharge of their responsibilities ; why should they need any due process when they are asked to account for their stewardship ?

It's time we left the path of pitiness of known corrupt officials and do whatever it takes to bring them to justice so that it will serve as deterrent to would-be ministers and also an indication that it's no longer business as usual in Nigeria.

On this premise, I say no to Abdul salam, Bishop Kukah and whosoever have sympathy for corrupt politicians.

Auditor general:
On Wednesday, the Auditor-General of the Federation, Mr. Samuel Ukura, had recommended the recovery of about N183bn being funds meant for the development of Niger Delta but which was allegedly diverted for other purposes.

Ukura, who stated this in three special audit reports to the Clerk of the National Assembly, Mr. Salisu Maikasuwa, explained that the amount was discovered in the periodic checks carried out by his office on the activities and programmes of the Niger Delta Development Commission between 2008 and 2012.

According to him, N70.4bn was paid as mobilisation to various contractors who never reported to site, while N90.4bn was the extra-budgetary expenditure for heads and sub-heads without approval by the legal authorities.

He also said N10bn was tax deductions without evidence of remittance to the Federal Inland Revenue Service; N5.8bn was payment to contractors for projects not executed, stalled or abandoned, while N1.2bn was undeducted taxes from contractors.

Ukura added that N3.1bn was transfer made to unauthorised accounts; N1.7bn was staff outstanding staff advances which were never accounted for and N785m out of N1.1bn meant for the supply of furniture to various schools in Delta State was diverted.


He explained that the funds for the furniture supply was certified paid whereas inspection carried out by the Auditor-General’s office revealed that no single chair was distributed during the period under review

InvertedHammer:
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ND people will come online threatening fire and war on the Fed. Govt not knowing that it is their people that are short-changing them.

3 people alone cornered most of the money earmarked for ND development. Where are the ND militants now? Suddenly, they have all gone deaf and dumb.

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