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Re: Is The $2.2 Billion Arms Deal Fraud Really A Propaganda? by Ecoterrorism(f): 11:57am On Jan 14, 2016 |
joseph1832:the judges only act on what is brought to their table and also we need to look at the constitution to know if there should be a review in the criminal justice system I'm not holding brief for the judges but remember in law court facts with irrefutable evidence are used to determine cases. Do you know that if by peradventure dasuki is found guilty he won't serve more than four years because the penal code has not yet been reviewed. Bode George comes to mind 1 Like |
Re: Is The $2.2 Billion Arms Deal Fraud Really A Propaganda? by joseph1832(m): 12:00pm On Jan 14, 2016 |
Ecoterrorism:Please continue laughing hard. |
Re: Is The $2.2 Billion Arms Deal Fraud Really A Propaganda? by drss(m): 12:01pm On Jan 14, 2016 |
bros12345:...as usual d op is basing his argument on newspapers. same on propaganda media outlets used by buari to decieve d public about d true nature of dasukigate. 3 Likes |
Re: Is The $2.2 Billion Arms Deal Fraud Really A Propaganda? by TonyeBarcanista(m): 12:04pm On Jan 14, 2016 |
Randerl:Amen and you too 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Is The $2.2 Billion Arms Deal Fraud Really A Propaganda? by abiambo(m): 12:05pm On Jan 14, 2016 |
there is a saying that the end of a thing justifies the means, but on the other hand we know that fighting evil by doing evil never goes well, most people in this space misunderstand the stand of some of us, YES we want corruption stamped out of the system but we dont want to loose our collective or individual freedoms in the process, corruption done at that scale with such impunity cant be to difficult to prove in a competent court, efcc or icpc have used millions of dollars to train university graduate they have recruited in the last decade , why not properly investigate and gather evidence before u arrest anyone u feel has stolen so when u go to court the judge will not have any reasonable doubt, these people that stole if proven in court have to face the full weight of the law but not before then, our justice system is inocent until proven guilty not the other way round cc @tonyebarcanista 1 Like |
Re: Is The $2.2 Billion Arms Deal Fraud Really A Propaganda? by ejiinii: 12:05pm On Jan 14, 2016 |
drss: You have said it all 1 Like |
Re: Is The $2.2 Billion Arms Deal Fraud Really A Propaganda? by joseph1832(m): 12:06pm On Jan 14, 2016 |
Ecoterrorism:Yes Bode George, funny if this same convict a yahoo boy he will spend way longer jail term than George. Our courts are very well known to give selective justice when it comes to matters that affect any member of the political class. It is very easy for them to twist and delay the judicial system because they have the money to pay thousands of S.A.N to do so. For me, Dasuki and his elk should remain where they are. |
Re: Is The $2.2 Billion Arms Deal Fraud Really A Propaganda? by Jesusloveyou: 12:06pm On Jan 14, 2016 |
Alxmyr:efcc is not trying dansukl on newspaper, it is d newspaper that is given u little fact according to "source", efcc has not actually given press conference to indict anybody, moreso, it is even d suspected persons that are making self confessions 1 Like |
Re: Is The $2.2 Billion Arms Deal Fraud Really A Propaganda? by joseph1832(m): 12:08pm On Jan 14, 2016 |
drss:Well thank goodness he used newspaper postings, if he had used blogs, I wonder what you would have said? But since you're privy to the true nature of Dasukigate, why not share your source, mind you, please don't post newspaper links. I await your response. |
Re: Is The $2.2 Billion Arms Deal Fraud Really A Propaganda? by Bollinger(m): 12:08pm On Jan 14, 2016 |
ejiinii: I think Nigerians are asking the wrong questions. The right question that should be asked is, why is there a monetary system in place in Nigeria where funds are "given" to a minister and the said minister can access those funds in CASH. If it is true about what has been said about Dasuki, it means he had been withdrawing these funds for a long time and everybody was ok with it. The dependence on cash transactions and the evidence of zero accountability is the reason we are even talking about this today. I can almost guarantee this alleged crime by Dasuki is happening in every single ministry in Nigeria. I can also attest first hand the massive corruption going on in the Nigerian consulate in Berlin. They insist you pay cash for services not advertised on their NIS website and insist you pay cash. If a minister in one ministry can request cash withdrawals with no one batting an eye, then why would other ministers not do the same. The reason people can't see this clearly is the jungle justice mentality in Nigeria. Nigeria needs to move away from cash transactions and start holding EVERYONE finacially accountable. 1 Like |
Re: Is The $2.2 Billion Arms Deal Fraud Really A Propaganda? by Tochaigh: 12:10pm On Jan 14, 2016 |
Alxmyr: You don't know who TonyeBarcanista is?! He a political LovePeddler, with no moral standing, a self acclaimed e-intellectual and a protection-seeker. Give him his faeces as cake and he would eulogize you forever. So don't waste your time, except you can present his faeces to him as cake. Don't bother about his supporters too, they are worse. He's paid with cash and rice, but they.. they are just dumb. 2 Likes |
Re: Is The $2.2 Billion Arms Deal Fraud Really A Propaganda? by TonyeBarcanista(m): 12:11pm On Jan 14, 2016 |
Niceiroko:Nobody said that... |
Re: Is The $2.2 Billion Arms Deal Fraud Really A Propaganda? by Ecoterrorism(f): 12:13pm On Jan 14, 2016 |
joseph1832:the law can be funny a times, if you have a good lawyer who will sell your good attributes and also convince a judge Hw u have brought succour to people because of the high office you are occupying. The judges are not to blame rather the intention of the culprit and the yahoo boy differs. The yahoo boy had an intention from the beginning to defraud while that politician had an intention to serve. You can substitute Motive for Intention. 2 Likes |
Re: Is The $2.2 Billion Arms Deal Fraud Really A Propaganda? by joseph1832(m): 12:13pm On Jan 14, 2016 |
TonyeBarcanista:And you, stop saying amen, when you were told about what some members of the PDP did to sabotage this country economically and military, you refused to listen, rather, you started opening threads left, right and centre. Now that the truth have started revealing itself, about the level of impunity and theft that went on unhindered in the last administration, you're singing a new tune. The PDP, under OBJ, Yar'Adua, and worst of all, GEJ were the worst thing that ever happened to the people of Nigeria, and I'm proud to be among the people who sent themback to their village!!!. 1 Like |
Re: Is The $2.2 Billion Arms Deal Fraud Really A Propaganda? by akinsbaba2015: 12:17pm On Jan 14, 2016 |
Propaganda my foot. Public funds were allegedly misappropriated and yet some are busy shouting propaganda. What of the NIMASA case? Charges have been filed in court and to be fair in all cases (including DASUKIGATE) the prosecution and defence are given time to prepare for the eventual litigation. There is ACJA now which will ensure that criminal cases are not delayed by frivolous court injunctions. Public office holders only need to fear the consequences of their actions. I want to conclude by saying that "surely there is no hiding place anymore for alleged looters of the nation's treasury" 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Is The $2.2 Billion Arms Deal Fraud Really A Propaganda? by joseph1832(m): 12:18pm On Jan 14, 2016 |
Ecoterrorism:LMAO! You and I both know whatever the yahoo boy did doesn't really affect the economy of Nigeria, because the money he steals isn't owned by Nigeria, on the other hand... Saying a politician doesn't have an intention to defraud is like saying you don't know how I hate your guts and narrow mindedness when it comes to political matters. Just who is deceiving who? Imagine! |
Re: Is The $2.2 Billion Arms Deal Fraud Really A Propaganda? by OrlandoOwoh(m): 12:18pm On Jan 14, 2016 |
Ecoterrorism:Which is more credible, what "he reads in the papers" or what he is told (hearsay)? It's time you knew that the fight against corruption is for a better Nigeria. |
Re: Is The $2.2 Billion Arms Deal Fraud Really A Propaganda? by Jesusloveyou: 12:18pm On Jan 14, 2016 |
AtlanticBreeze:hahahahaha, laugh wan kill me, so NSA has legitimate business with dokpesi to purchase arms for military to fight boko ragtag |
Re: Is The $2.2 Billion Arms Deal Fraud Really A Propaganda? by great664(m): 12:19pm On Jan 14, 2016 |
Good Analysis TonyeBarcanista My view on this arm scandal is that the said $2.2Billion meant to purcahse arm was not fully used but arms were purchase. Remember that the US and other countries barred selling arms to Nigeria and this make the last admin to seek alternative in purchasing from the black market ... Ad Buhari said GEJ bought weapon with "Raw Cash". In Black market, I don't think there is any documents or receipts showing purchase of arms and the last govt are not ready to betray thier source of acquiring arms through the Black Market Buhari might be playing as a puppet to World Powers just to give them the source of the Black Market, and that's what is making this whole issue look like a propaganda. My take is Arms was bought though not the full money allocated and there's no documentation of it since its from the black market and that's what the soldiers have been using. Remember that bubu has never bought any arm since his inauguration 1 Like |
Re: Is The $2.2 Billion Arms Deal Fraud Really A Propaganda? by akinsbaba2015: 12:23pm On Jan 14, 2016 |
You never would imagine the extent to which a few unpatriotic elements will go in other to defend the nefarious practices of the alleged looters. Such was the case yesterday with that article that had no basis in law and common sense. |
Re: Is The $2.2 Billion Arms Deal Fraud Really A Propaganda? by don4real18(m): 12:23pm On Jan 14, 2016 |
tuniski:Why is the naira depreciating? Will you blame it on this government or mismanagement of previous administrations |
Re: Is The $2.2 Billion Arms Deal Fraud Really A Propaganda? by dukie25: 12:23pm On Jan 14, 2016 |
Jesusloveyou: Work on your English, thank me later. 2 Likes |
Re: Is The $2.2 Billion Arms Deal Fraud Really A Propaganda? by Wizlove(m): 12:26pm On Jan 14, 2016 |
Pidggin:On point my brother. Gone are those days when the Yoruba media will make us believe what they want us to believe. Projecting themselves as the most educated people. Now we know better. Thank God and GEJ for FOI. 3 Likes |
Re: Is The $2.2 Billion Arms Deal Fraud Really A Propaganda? by wristbangle: 12:27pm On Jan 14, 2016 |
dtruth3: At the bolded When Dasuki's trial in court emanates which I know the FG will give him the opportunity to defend himself, I know that at the end he will be found guilty but what will interest me most is for him to reveal the remaining miscreants that were also involved in the looting practise. Tonyebarcanista, excellent article. Your diplomacy this time around depicts there are always 2 sides of a coin. Don't mind shallow minded and brain washed people calling you a traitor. 1 Like 2 Shares |
Re: Is The $2.2 Billion Arms Deal Fraud Really A Propaganda? by Ecoterrorism(f): 12:27pm On Jan 14, 2016 |
joseph1832:you don't know that foreign investors run away from countries where there is a high rate of scam than where corruption reigns supreme. Obj set up etc then because the US EU and other countries were complaining about Nigeria scams and how it affects their citizenry. All the same the two are evil and should never be condoned in any sane society |
Re: Is The $2.2 Billion Arms Deal Fraud Really A Propaganda? by dukie25: 12:28pm On Jan 14, 2016 |
I reject Hunger IJN [size=13pt]Someone has received protection at last... hahaha[/size] 3 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Is The $2.2 Billion Arms Deal Fraud Really A Propaganda? by TonyeBarcanista(m): 12:28pm On Jan 14, 2016 |
great664:Which arms werebought? The panel has this to say... “The contracts, which were said to be for the purchase of four Alpha Jets, 12 helicopters, bombs and ammunition were not executed and the equipment were never supplied to the Nigerian Air Force, neither are they in its inventory." We'll like to know the arms they bought. So many lives were lost bro |
Re: Is The $2.2 Billion Arms Deal Fraud Really A Propaganda? by akinsbaba2015: 12:29pm On Jan 14, 2016 |
great664:. Did you hear ALEX BADEH speak when he was pulled out of the army? The government of the day investigated cases of misappropriation of the ONSA spending which has opened this can of worms. Governance is about accountability and probity without which every elected & appointed official is free to steal & divert as much as they want from funds allocated within and outside of the budget. |
Re: Is The $2.2 Billion Arms Deal Fraud Really A Propaganda? by Ecoterrorism(f): 12:31pm On Jan 14, 2016 |
joseph1832:why are you now courting barcansta trouble again. You can never change. He has ported to your crew and you are still reprimanding him like a baby. Shoro ni yen 2 Likes |
Re: Is The $2.2 Billion Arms Deal Fraud Really A Propaganda? by ChikezieU(m): 12:32pm On Jan 14, 2016 |
EbukaFran:F9 |
Re: Is The $2.2 Billion Arms Deal Fraud Really A Propaganda? by joseph1832(m): 12:33pm On Jan 14, 2016 |
Ecoterrorism:Oho. But aren't you the one saying politicians don't steal intentionally? |
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