Dis is a very good move by mr president and I give him kudos. For dose calling for his head over d 2 suvs he collected, I dnt know hw u tink, since he is entitled to 2 vehicles how is he supose to know d source of d money since he is not in power. He has no case to answer @ all because he is 100% innocent.

HEAR THE THIEVES
1- I acted based on Jonathan instruction- Dasuki
2- I didn't give order- Jonathan
3- I collected 350M from Dasuki for consultation- Iyorchia Ayu
4- I only collected $30,000 from Dasuki not N100m- Bode George
5-I got N4.6b from Dasuki for spiritual purposes- Bafarawa
6-I got N650M from Dasuki for my Abuja burnt office- Thisday Obaigbena.
7-I got N2.1b from Dasuki for publicity- Dokpesi
8- I got another N100m from Yuguda he didn't tell me from where- Bafarawa
9- I gave N100m each to Odili, Jim Nwobodo Bode George and others- Yuguda
10- The president asked me to change N10B to foreign currency for PDP delegates- Dasuki
11-My boss asked me to get $11M from the CBN- Dasuki account officer.
12-I got order from above to pay Tompolo N13B for Maritime university land.- Nimasa DG.
With all these looting and many more some mundane people are still shouting no sign of
change yet.
May God save us.

sai baba ! more wailings for d wailers majority of whom are d so called IPOB !

permsec:
It is left for the court to prosecute culprits found guilty not you sir EL JUNKETEER!


What is the way forward on fuel scarcity Mr Min.for Petroleum.


You think its Decree 4 when ni**as dress this way right?

How will they be found 'guilty' without being prosecuted first? Does the term 'found guilty' not imply the successful conclusion of the court process and a guilty verdict passed by a competent court of law?

This is why we urge some of you to go to school so you will not come on Nairaland to display this level of imbecility.

nice try Mr Buhari, how many times will you repeat the same thing? WE DON'T WANT MOUTH ACTION, WE WANT ACTIONNNNN!!!!

anonimi:
Including you sir
Abi make we forget the two SUVs plus $300,000 ni?
We no go gree to forget lailai, walahi!


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So it's toys you now use to play, no longer crayon? Aye PDP ti baje.

OrlandoOwoh:
So it's toys you now use to play, no longer crayon? Aye PDP ti baje.

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Zoharariel:
Kai! After Vladimirovich Putin, PMB - My President is the best in the world, unlike that drunk from Otueke who encouraged the looting aground of our treasury, thereby subjecting us to our present quagmire.

If only I could lay my hands on his neck, I would twist it 72degrees backward until he screams like an Afghanistan tufted duck - Omo ale!

Hahahaha

Werey

flokii:


of course they are... but unfortunately he declared them with proof as required by d constitution..

you must have noticed d diff. btw GEJ and PMB by now..

one is very smart, intelligent and hard to pull down while d other is just... *I dnt know how to describe him sef (a man that denies allegations on him by his ex-cabinet member with no poof or records, a man with no regard to d rule of law... etc. etc.)

just take a chill pill and watch how things play out in 2016...

m even afraid you might get arrested

na joke o

Sorry bro I'm not here to compare and contrast but like you said we should chill till 2016 na that time we go know the bush meat and the hunter.. Una eye go clear like crystal..

Nonsense article is here again......
Did buhari claimed that He provided enough ammunition for securities yet 132 soldiers was butchered in few months of his resuption in office.

Buhari is as worst as liar mohammed.

cryptocurrency is a lifetime investment. It is an investment that can earn you much profit every week for life. This is not a HYIP program. A lot of Nigerians and foreigners are into it. Most nairalanders are also benefitting from it. There is a WhatsApp group for all nairalanders doing it. You can request for the FREE INFO by sending a blank mail to engrolu@gmail.com, it is free to join.

anonimi:
Including you sir
Abi make we forget the two SUVs plus $300,000 ni?
We no go gree to forget lailai, walahi!


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There are some idiots on Nairaland. You know Buhari was ex president in Nigeria. As ex he is entitled to some benefits, which at times he considered too flamboyant and refuse to take.

You also read the reason why he took the bullet proof SUVs as a result of threats to his life. Everything given to him was part of his entitlement as ex leader of Nigeria.

How do you expect him to know that dasuki used arms money to buy him all these. If not he is in power how would we have discovered all these atrocious operations done under the leadership of the President Jonathan?

Some people read what is in their mind not what they are reading. Even after reading the right thing they interpreted them as the wrong thing. Please allow baba to face his Gods appointed assignment and deliver, especially you, from poverty.

All those prophecies that if Buhari touches some people heaven will let loose, if babangida is put into prison tomorrow nothing go happen. If obasanjo goes to jail next month, life will continue. God puts baba there and he will do good justice to the nation.

maestroferddi:
Buhari should stop all these noise and get down to the business of governance and delivery of the dividends of democracy.

Even the most vociferous APC supporters are getting disillusioned with the many sounds and fury that are beginning to typify/characterise this Buhari government.

Is Buhari not giving ammunition to the traducers that raise serious questions about his ability to obey the rule of law?

The last time I checked, it is the business of the law courts to try suspects and convict them if found guilty. When has the role of convicting suspects fallen to the executive arm?

Must the president sound like an uninformed despot/dictator from the 1960s?

Watch out for commentators such as the above. If you are not careful he'd hoodwink you with his misleading post veiled as criticism from the opposition. The amount of salt in some of them can put Annapurna out of business.

Lattop:
10years imprisonment with hard labour

Even if Emir Sanusigate is involved

Lattop:
10years imprisonment with hard labour

brother I think 10yrs is too small. won't 40 be OK?

Eruditor:


Watch out for commentators such as the above. If you are not careful he'd hoodwink you with his misleading post veiled as criticism from the opposition. The amount of salt in some of them can put Annapurna out of business.

I am sure I was as explicit as possible as per my views on the topic.

It cannot, however, be my fault if you chose to have a convoluted sense of understanding things.

I am not sure we are on the same book much less the same page...

kajoula:
na lie.....
he should concentrate more on national developments than all these thief's.

Our case as a nation is too complex at this momen[/b]t,

[b][size=20pt]Bet it.....a judge who collects bribe cannot sentence TINUBU to Jail" it is never possible.[/size]

true talk my dear

emamos:

lalasticlala
http://dailypost.ng/2015/12/29/armsgate-all-those-found-guilty-will-to-go-jail-buhari/

“they are not in a position to threaten us , so we have won”. Hmmm, this is too expensive a joke. While am in support of the efforts the FG is making to contain insurgency in this country and while I pray virtually everyday that BH should be anihilated by our military, I can't understand why GMB should be joking with and insulting our sensibility by making the above statement. We all know that wars aren't won on the pages of newspapers, but, at the war front. How does he expect us to believe that war against BH has been won when, on daily basis, we hear about how our people are been killed in their 20s and 50s, houses and other properties been distroyed. GMB expects Nigerians to take him serious on this? Our innocent brothers and sisters in the north east are killed on daily basis and the only way he could show concern is to tell the whole world that he has won the war against BH. His efforts so far is appreciated, but, this singular statement is too reckless and carefree to have come out from GMB's mouth. I was about saying that GMB should sanction Lai Mohammed for declaring few days ago that BH has been technically won, I didn't know that Lie Mohammed actually spoke his mind. As a result of this reckless statement, BH has been making statements by unleashing suicide bombers, more than ever, in the streets of maiduguri, that they are still operating. While we pray that God should help our military defeat BH, the government should also allow the military do their work and stop faking victory that we know will come in due season. God bless FG and Nigerians

maestroferddi:
I am sure I was as explicit as possible as per my views on the topic.

It cannot, however, be my fault if you chose to have a convoluted sense of understanding things.

I am not sure we are on the same book much less the same page...

The same misdirected, empty and salty post. We cannot be on the same page because the statement "found guilty" already implies that a court of competent jurisdiction found them guilty.

So telling us that it is not the executive arm's responsibility to find people guilty, is not only irritatingly trite, it is a clear departure from what should be discussed.

Pseudo intellectualism is really a big problem in Nigeria.

dollarlander:
There are some idiots on Nairaland. You know Buhari was ex president in Nigeria. As ex he is entitled to some benefits, which at times he considered too flamboyant and refuse to take.

But your PRETENTIOUS Booboo did not refuse to take TWO jeeps in replacement for only one that was damaged.
What a bloody HYPOCRITE worshiped and followed only by mumucious zombies.



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texazzpete:


How will they be found 'guilty' without being prosecuted first? Does the term 'found guilty' not imply the successful conclusion of the court process and a guilty verdict passed by a competent court of law?

This is why we urge some of you to go to school so you will not come on Nairaland to display this level of imbecility.

The executive arm of govt is not responsible of finding people guilty.

The judiciary does, It is not left for PMB to dictate to the court of law on how to operate.


Learn to get the basis before throwing jabs on a forum like this.

Happy new year in Advance.

Wat if all d apc heads are guilty will dey also go to jail?

anonimi:
Including you sir
Abi make we forget the two SUVs plus $300,000 ni?
We no go gree to forget lailai, walahi!


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Inbreeding is certainly obvious in your family dumb.ass

UpLoyo:
Inbreeding is certainly obvious in your family dumb.ass

Speaking from YOUR family experience, innit



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₦20 Billion Bond: Chasing Kwara’s
Black Goat At Night By Is’haq
Modibbo Kawu

I made a tremendous effort last Friday, to get out of bed as early as possible in the morning. I arrived in Ilorin last Sunday, and had read that the state House of Assembly
was to hold a public hearing on a N20 billion bond that the Kwara state government was proposing to access from the capital market.

Loans and bonds have almost become synonymous with Kwara state since Bukola Saraki became governor in 2003, and the jury is out on the usages of those loans. I was
determined to watch the legislators interrogate the proposed bond, especially because there were reports that the
legislature had previously refused to endorse the plan twice, and had insisted on knowing how previous loans and bonds were expended. It didn’t appear typical of the Kwara House of Assembly! The information I read had stated that the public hearing was to commence by 8 am. I arrived at the House of Assembly by seven thirty, but there was no indication that a public hearing was about to take place there. The legislators were not in the premises, and my suspicion had been aroused when security men at the gate allowed us entry, unhindered. I made calls to several people and was informed that the public hearing had been postponed!

There was the rumor that the public hearing had been abandoned because of the heightened public interest and the fact that the opposition had decided to make a presentation. The following day, Saturday, a sanitized group of “stakeholders” (as if other Kwarans were not stakeholders in the affairs of the state) was bussed into a government
banquet hall, with the Governor Abdulfatah Ahmed (bondtaker himself), addressing these “stakeholders”, about the plan for
the N20Billion bond. It was instructive that the governor assured his audience that the bond would not be “diverted.” That was a suggestive pointer to what has been happening since the group in power happened upon us since 2003. The government describes itself ALL THE TIME as a “continuity administration”, so drawing a direct line from Bukola Saraki’s
administration from 2003. It is, therefore, legitimate to take them together, to understand Kwara’s plight over the past
twelve years. In August 2009, Bukola Saraki’s administration, with Abdulfatah Ahmed as Finance Commissioner, took N17Billion bond from the capital market. The initial plan was
to take N30Billion, but they were warned that such a huge sum would lead Kwara state to a meltdown. The loan had a 5- year tenure and expected to be liquidated by August 14, 2014.
But five years down the line, they had managed to pay the only N10billion of that N17Billion. So a new plan was devised to take another N23Billion, with a proposal to use part of that to clear the old loan. In other words, they would use debt to pay the debt! The original N17Billion bond was expected to
finance the following items: Asa Dam Mixed Development; International Truck Plaza; New State Secretariat Complex; Cement Factory; Commercial Agriculture Phase II; Aviation
College; Kwara state University; water project; International hotel and conference center; Amusement Park; various road projects; Diagnostic Center; Land Acquisition compensation and loan underwriting commission. Each had a specific value
attached to it. But in the end, the money went into a Metro Plaza, described as “a mere event center”, by Chief Iyiola Oyedepo, Kwara’s main opposition intellectual; Diagnostic Center; Kwara state University; and a cargo shed at the Ilorin airport. In March 2012, Governor AbdulFatah Ahmed also took a N10billion loan from GT Bank!

It is important to remember that the loans were contracted when monthly allocations to Kwara state from the Federation Account were very healthy. As a matter of fact, from 2003 when Bukola Saraki became Kwara governor, to December 2014, over N517Billion, accrued to Kwara; while from May 2003 to December 2014, the sixteen local governments of Kwara state, got over N130Billion. That totals over N647Billion revenue in a twelve-year period. The governments of continuity from Bukola Saraki to Abdulfatah Ahmed were responsible for spending these monies, and yet, there is no development on the ground in Kwara state today, that matches those huge sums. The educational system is broken;
there is no water to drink; the people are desperately poor; youth are unemployed and have no hope; there is no systematic regime of people empowerment and most projects
they expended monies on, were either irrelevant prestige or white elephant projects, that did not create value nor added to the well-being of Kwara’s people. Bukola Saraki’s years in power saw an astronomical increase in monies allocated in yearly budgets, to the Government House. For instance, between 2004 and 2009, Bukola Saraki’s Government House received an allocation of over N21.5Billion; in the same period, Agriculture received over N11.475Billion; education
was allocated over N14.99Billion; and healthcare only slightly over N6.467Billion. And by the end of his administration in
2011, Bukola Saraki had worked for himself an immoral pension, which is one of the MAIN items of expenditure in today’s Kwara state, even with the dwindling finances of
government today, and which necessitated their desperate need for the new N20billion bond. It is clear that the Kwara state governments of continuity, from Bukola Saraki to AbdulFatah Ahmed, owe us FULL DISCLOSURE about their management of the financial resources of Kwara. When Bukola Saraki became governor in May 2003, he sacked the caretaker administration in the 16 LGAS, that had been installed by his predecessor, the late Governor Muhammed
Lawal; and for almost a year, there was no administration at the local level in Kwara. Bukola Saraki was the SOLE accounting officer for the monthly allocations that those local governments took from the federation account. No one knows till today, what happened to those funds!

Last week, Chief Iyiola Oyedepo, the opposition intellectual, and leader in Kwara, issued a memorandum on the proposed
N20Billion bond. He made many succinct observations that should concentrate the minds of Kwarans. Oyedepo noted that the N20Billion bond as proposed, was for infrastructural development, between 2016 and 2023. Not less than fifteen projects are listed as proposed 2016-2023, N20billion bond utilization program. They are in education, health, water, roads infrastructure, etc. Yet, except for the renovation of some
hospitals, no monetary value was placed on the proposed projects.

The consequence is that Kwarans will not be able to track the veracity of values of these projects to aid the tracking of their implementation. An equally worrisome aspect of the bond plan is the tenure; the life of the administration in power ends in 2019, but debt overhang will extend to 2023, with the likelihood that no development can be expected in Kwara state until after 2023! When Bukola Saraki took his own N17Billion bond in 2009, Kwara did not see any meaningful development that addressed the felt needs of its people. The consequence has been that since coming to power, Governor Abdulfatah Ahmed has only really been able to renovate old hospitals in the state, for all intents and purposes! It is equally frightening to ask how the state would pay back these loans. Kwara’s monthly allocation, as it currently stands, cannot pay
workers’ monthly wages therefore internally generated revenues would have to be added to meet the salary payments.

So how does the government expect to service the bonds along with other debts that the state has been saddled with in the years since 2003? These include pension arrears; salaries owed workers; money owed various banks; commitments to contractors and the foreign components of Kwara’s indebtedness, which the Debt Management Office (DMO), puts at $45, 871, 785. 31 as at December 31, 2013! Though unverified, Iyiola Oyedepo estimates that Kwara state might owe over N250Billion and a very significant chunk of that incurred during continuity administration years of Bukola Saraki and Abdulfatah Ahmed.


It is clear that Governor Abdulfatah Ahmed’s administration desperately needs to access that N20Billion bond. It is a desperate race to be seen to have made some infrastructural
statement, after a forgettable first four years, when the administration just existed to carry the can of s**t for Bukola Saraki’s previous eight years of wasteful husbandry of the
resources of Kwara and the albatross of loans he left hanging on the state’s neck.
But in truth, Kwara state does not need the N20billion bond, from the perspective of its impoverished people, in whose name they collected over N647Billion in a twelve-year period, from 2003 to 2015. If they could not impact positively on the lives of Kwara’s people with so much money in 12 years, why
for God’s sake, do they think we would believe them about what they supposedly want to do with N20billion? Bukola Saraki and Abdulfatah Ahmed need to educate us on what they have done with the huge sums that accrued to our state under their watch. They must let us know why those huge sums that came in the days of high income did not impact positively upon the lives of our people in town and village alike.


We also deserve an explanation for why they still took loans despite those huge sums; and why they did not save some monies for the rainy day that inevitably appeared on the
horizon. If these FULL DISCLOSURES are not made, they do not deserve to further impoverish us and leave future generations with dire consequences, long after they would have gone to enjoy the huge sums they made from Kwara state. These include the pensions they will earn perpetually,
for as long as they live. I made an honest effort to attend an interrogation of the N20Billion bond on the floor of the Kwara
state House of Assembly last Friday. It did not hold, and could not have held because the administration of continuity was terrified of a genuine interrogation of its plans.

They preferred a sanitized “stakeholders meeting”, within the precincts of a government banquet hall. That effort to offer a genuine interrogation of the N20billion bond was very much like chasing a black goat in the night!

When Abdulfatah Ahmed “allayed the fear of Kwarans over the proposed N20billion bond, asserting that it will not be diverted”, according to THE HERALD newspaper of Monday, December 21, 2015, he merely underscored the worst fears of Kwara’s people about what has been happening to monies in the state since 2003! But what is clear is that change will sweep away the ruling hegemony in Kwara state one day, and
we will discover the truth about what has happened to our finances and other assets in the period since 2003.


President Muhammadu Buhari has shown that it is possible to expose crimes people think are hidden. It is only a matter of time!


Source:
IS’HAQ MODIBBO KAWU
kawumodibbo@yahoo.com

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lalasticlala
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I am sure buhari govt gonna make nigeria a more reasonable country let just bear it

permsec:
The executive arm of govt is not responsible of finding people guilty.

The judiciary does, It is not left for PMB to dictate to the court of law on how to operate.


Learn to get the basis before throwing jabs on a forum like this.

Happy new year in Advance.

Nobody ever said the executive arm would determine their guilt. Buhari himself made no such claims. You're trying to answer a question nobody asked, and that is borderline insanity.

Buhari said guilty people will be jailed. The only arm that can determine guilt is the judiciary. All these suspects will have their day in court. And according to Buhari, if found guilty they will be jailed.

You see, the EFCC prosecution team answers to the President, and he's indicating again that there will be no plea bargaining to avoid jail term. The charges the prosecution will pursue will have no fine option.

You should embrace humility to learn from your betters before airing ignorance in a public forum.

Nnajosh:
“they are not in a position to threaten us , so we have won”. Hmmm, this is too expensive a joke. While am in support of the efforts the FG is making to contain insurgency in this country and while I pray virtually everyday that BH should be anihilated by our military, I can't understand why GMB should be joking with and insulting our sensibility by making the above statement. We all know that wars aren't won on the pages of newspapers, but, at the war front. How does he expect us to believe that war against BH has been won when, on daily basis, we hear about how our people are been killed in their 20s and 50s, houses and other properties been distroyed. GMB expects Nigerians to take him serious on this? Our innocent brothers and sisters in the north east are killed on daily basis and the only way he could show concern is to tell the whole world that he has won the war against BH. His efforts so far is appreciated, but, this singular statement is too reckless and carefree to have come out from GMB's mouth. I was about saying that GMB should sanction Lai Mohammed for declaring few days ago that BH has been technically won, I didn't know that Lie Mohammed actually spoke his mind. As a result of this reckless statement, BH has been making statements by unleashing suicide bombers, more than ever, in the streets of maiduguri, that they are still operating. While we pray that God should help our military defeat BH, the government should also allow the military do their work and stop faking victory that we know will come in due season. God bless FG and Nigerians

Good point

Next time space it for easy reading

Eruditor:


The same misdirected, empty and salty post. We cannot be on the same page because the statement "found guilty" already implies that a court of competent jurisdiction found them guilty.

So telling us that it is not the executive arm's responsibility to find people guilty, is not only irritatingly trite, it is a clear departure from what should be discussed.

Pseudo intellectualism is really a big problem in Nigeria.

You think I have the time to waste on half-wits like you?

So in your warped imagination and oblique reasoning the courts or any relevant body vested with the task on trying offenders need Buhari's imprimatur before applying the requisite punitive measures?

If you have anything resembling a functional brain, you should have reckoned that Buhari's noises are hardly needed for the judiciary to discharge its responsibility unless we are talking of the present scenario where the oppressive/dictatorial APC government is teleguiding and muzzling the judiciary to do its bidding.

BTW Let the cat keep looking at the king...

lilmax:
In don jazzy's voice I hereby sentence you to 100 years imprisonment

fimile o, fimile o, shey kosi, shey kosi