hinwazaka:
Mr President, how far with the fuel scarcity. I hope you are enjoying it. And also how do you like the drop in power supply. I heard your minister of power, is talking rubbish about boosting power and constructing roads. Well, let me tell you that you can forget about that, there will be no road construction or power improvement. We will so deal with you, that even your generation unborn will be stained with the disgrace your name will become. Enjoy yourself Mr President, you have only six months left, so please name names.

TimeManager:
Corruption Is An Antithesis To Social Cohesion And Development And MUST BE ELIMINATED- PMB 2015. WAILERS AND LOOTERS, LET THAT SINK IN.
The Truth Has Spoken!

hinwazaka:
Mr President, how far with the fuel scarcity. I hope you are enjoying it. And also how do you like the drop in power supply. I heard your minister of power, is talking rubbish about boosting power and constructing roads. Well, let me tell you that you can forget about that, there will be no road construction or power improvement. We will so deal with you, that even your generation unborn will be stained with the disgrace your name will become. Enjoy yourself Mr President, you have only six months left, so please name names.

BeeBeeOoh:
When Did He Include This In His Campaign Promises??..

DONSMITH123:
President Muhammadu Buhari on Friday promised to reveal the names of former government officials who have voluntarily returned looted funds to the coffers of the Federal Government in “due course”, saying that early disclosure of their identities “may jeopardize the possibility of bigger recoveries.”

“In due course, the Central Bank of Nigeria will make information available to the public on the surrendered funds,” said President Buhari at the 2015 edition of the annual Osigwe Anyiam-Osigwe Foundation Lecture in Lagos.

He said his government owes Nigerians adequate information on recovery of looted funds, explaining that it is part of the collective effort to change the country from the “bastion of corruption it currently is, to a place of probity and transparency”.

In his speech, Buhari said his government has identified corruption as the major problem facing the country. He noted that the phenomenon must be curtailed if the issues of collapsing educational system, diversification of our economy, fostering a welfare based agenda for the disadvantaged, infrastructural development, which were central to his government’s change agenda, could be effectively tackled.

“The primary attention that tackling corruption earned in the course of our campaign and in determining the final outcome of the election underpins how seriously Nigerians see corruption as a fundamental factor crippling the progress and development of the country. Nigerians are, indeed, convinced that except we curtail corruption, the country will remain in perennial regression.

“It is upon this conviction of our people that corruption poses great danger and should be curtailed that we anchor our hope. It underpins our assurance that the efforts of this government in checking corruption will yield significant successes in the final outcome.

“In other words, we note that sheer heroism cannot achieve the elimination of corruption from our social space. What is most required is the conviction of the populace that corruption is an antithesis to social cohesion and development, and must be eliminated. We must get to a point where every Nigerian begins to hate corruption with a passion, and collectively determine to root it out of our body polity.”

Cc: lalasticlala

http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/2015/12/those-who-returned-stolen-funds-will-be-named-in-due-course-buhari/

OZAOEKPE:
they should have left the likes of dasuki, dokpeski and co to return their quietly instead of persecuting them..... #my2cents

DONSMITH123:
President Muhammadu Buhari on Friday promised to reveal the names of former government officials who have voluntarily returned looted funds to the coffers of the Federal Government in “due course”, saying that early disclosure of their identities “may jeopardize the possibility of bigger recoveries.”

“In due course, the Central Bank of Nigeria will make information available to the public on the surrendered funds,” said President Buhari at the 2015 edition of the annual Osigwe Anyiam-Osigwe Foundation Lecture in Lagos.

He said his government owes Nigerians adequate information on recovery of looted funds, explaining that it is part of the collective effort to change the country from the “bastion of corruption it currently is, to a place of probity and transparency”.

In his speech, Buhari said his government has identified corruption as the major problem facing the country. He noted that the phenomenon must be curtailed if the issues of collapsing educational system, diversification of our economy, fostering a welfare based agenda for the disadvantaged, infrastructural development, which were central to his government’s change agenda, could be effectively tackled.

“The primary attention that tackling corruption earned in the course of our campaign and in determining the final outcome of the election underpins how seriously Nigerians see corruption as a fundamental factor crippling the progress and development of the country. Nigerians are, indeed, convinced that except we curtail corruption, the country will remain in perennial regression.

“It is upon this conviction of our people that corruption poses great danger and should be curtailed that we anchor our hope. It underpins our assurance that the efforts of this government in checking corruption will yield significant successes in the final outcome.

“In other words, we note that sheer heroism cannot achieve the elimination of corruption from our social space. What is most required is the conviction of the populace that corruption is an antithesis to social cohesion and development, and must be eliminated. We must get to a point where every Nigerian begins to hate corruption with a passion, and collectively determine to root it out of our body polity.”

Cc: lalasticlala

http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/2015/12/those-who-returned-stolen-funds-will-be-named-in-due-course-buhari/

PassingShot:

You must have different meaning for persecution.
Dasuki was never going to voluntarily return any money. He was planning to run away just like Diezani.

TimeManager:
@OnankpaBa, I See You Sir.
No Lie Only Truth!

drss:
Buari dullaard should also put his name on d list n return d N2.8 billion he stole in 1978.

alcmene:
Buhari is an animal.....very deceitful and clueless thief

He will publish the name of the looters and the amount looted when he might have ROUGH-HANDLED the funds at his disposal


Believe Buhari to be a honest gentleman at your own peril

Brunel:
Lol they'd be named at the fullness of time