Finally, Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke, Nigeria’s Petroleum Resources minister until six months ago, seeks to be understood by Nigerians. The former highflying minister, one of the most influential in the Goodluck Jonathan administration, seems to be begging Nigerians for forgiveness, or at least for some slack in their criticism (or is it hatred of her guts?). Of course, Madueke did not actually ask Nigerians to forgive her. Those are not her exact words, but the intention is quite clear in the series of conversations she has had in the last couple of weeks with celebrity journalist, Dele Momodu. She seems to have come to a belated realisation of that Achebean warning to all misguided leaders that nobody wins a war against their own people.


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/diezani-alison-maduekes-plea-for-mercy/

OK, just return the money u stole, name ur hydra-headed accomplices and ur "forgiven.

this woman don ugly finish...

She seems to have come to a belated realisation of that Achebean warning to all misguided leaders that nobody wins a war against their own people.

The only language the Nigerian masses will understand is for her to kindly return our stolen loot, by then we may consider amnesty for her.

gerald01:
this woman don ugly finish...

Na effect + makeup

Aufbauh:
She seems to have come to a belated realisation of that Achebean warning to all misguided leaders that nobody wins a war against their own people.

The only language the Nigerian masses will understand is for her to kindly return our stolen loot, by then we may consider amnesty for her.

APC and propaganda!!! If you have any evidence of corruption, go to court and quit your pathetic ranting

GOD, the greatest rewarder of all our deeds

Mercy is available already just return the stolen fund that is all u need, u dont want to return d loot and still seeking for soft landing

heyah u are forgiven just return 75% of the acclaimed loot dear v

gerald01:
Finally, Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke, Nigeria’s Petroleum Resources minister until six months ago, seeks to be understood by Nigerians. The former highflying minister, one of the most influential in the Goodluck Jonathan administration, seems to be begging Nigerians for forgiveness, or at least for some slack in their criticism (or is it hatred of her guts?). Of course, Madueke did not actually ask Nigerians to forgive her. Those are not her exact words, but the intention is quite clear in the series of conversations she has had in the last couple of weeks with celebrity journalist, Dele Momodu. She seems to have come to a belated realisation of that Achebean warning to all misguided leaders that nobody wins a war against their own people.


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/diezani-alison-maduekes-plea-for-mercy/

Ma,there is no peace for the wicked remember that.you can't get away wif your crime o,nemesis must catch up wif u.

You were living in affluence thinking you are touchable do you know how people suffer to survive in naija Yet you loot without concience well goodnight jonathan is not here to cover ya ass again...

Make up and money good o,see as this woman worgly(wor-wor + ugly)

Come back to 9ja first.

May God heal her, but all these allegations of stolen oil fund are calamitous.