TheBossLadyK:
I hail saraki with my left boobs

jonbat:

On Wednesday, the Acting chairman of the Economic and
Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Ibrahim Magu, made it
in good time to the National Assembly for his scheduled
comfirmation hearing. But after spending nearly two hours
there, he was asked to report back the following day.
After spending eleven months in acting capacity, Magu had
hoped to be confirmed on thursday when he appeared before
the senate. Instead, he left the red chamber in the same
acting capacity. His confirmation was denied based on
security report presented to the senate by the DSS.
While the nation's news media fed on this, it somehow
missed the major news of the day, if not news of the year -
that President Muhammadu Buhari has been finally
demystified. Saraki and his co-travelers have successfully
humiliated the number one citizen, exposing him as a political
misfit that lacks capacity to get things done.
The questions begging for answers now are:
1. Why did the President not go through the secret dozier of
his nominee before forwarding his name to the senate?
2. If he had and that the latest obstacle was new information
passed to the senate by the DSS, why did the Director
General, Lawal Daura by-passed the commander-in-chief and
also failed to alert the president on the new findings against
Magu?
3. Why did the senate president failed to extend courtesy of
established protocol of advising President Buhari to withdraw
the name of the nominee that he very well knew would not
scale through.
4. What is the role of the President's Special Adviser on
Senate in this saga and why did he not alert the president on
the impending humiliation.
I am not unaware of the allegations of in-house fighting
between the security agencies' bosses and the NSA who is
supoosed to be the cordinating supervisor of them all.
There were reports carried by some newspapers about three
months ago, indicating that Magu might not be comfirmed as
the Chairman of EFCC, because he refused to hands-off the
case of Sahara Energy that is accused of allgedly defrauding
the governnent of billions of naira through questionsble oil
deals.
It was alleged that Mamman Daura and his godson Abba
Kyari had drafted the DG, DSS into countering Magu and the
NSA for them. That was why, according to some reports, the
DSS started doing the work of the EFCC by invading the
houses of some financial crimes suspects including judges
and lawyers, just to show the President that they can do
better and he does not need Magu to successfully fight
corruption.
In fact it was allged that it took over three months between
the time President Buhari directed his chief of staff to
forward Magu's name to the senate for comfirmation and the
time it was actually sent. Even at that, it was futher alleged
it took the bold interference of the Vice President who, when
in acting capacity, finally sent the name to the senate.
The bottomline however, is, the buck stops at the President's
table. What ever happens happened because our number one
citizen lacks the capacity to lead, a point that most
Nigerians miss, because they cannot seperate that with
integrity that is his major selling point. That is why,
corruption, allegedly, thrives right under his nose and neither
does he realise it nor is he ready to listen to anyone outside
the hawks that held him hostage.
He was lucky to have had good hands like his late deputy,
Tunde Idiabong and Dr Mahmud Tukur when he was head of
state in the 1980s, and Salihijo Ahmed during his reign at
PTF.
He is not that lucky this time around, and as the Fulani
would tell you, some people become more stabborn and
arrogant as they age. At 73, President Buhari is exhibiting
both charasteristics.
I will reserve further comments for my indicated series on
2019 prospective presidential candidates.
May God help Nigeria!

Mrbigman2:


Make I see d boobs abeg

jonbat:

On Wednesday, the Acting chairman of the Economic and
Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Ibrahim Magu, made it
in good time to the National Assembly for his scheduled
comfirmation hearing. But after spending nearly two hours
there, he was asked to report back the following day.
After spending eleven months in acting capacity, Magu had
hoped to be confirmed on thursday when he appeared before
the senate. Instead, he left the red chamber in the same
acting capacity. His confirmation was denied based on
security report presented to the senate by the DSS.
While the nation's news media fed on this, it somehow
missed the major news of the day, if not news of the year -
that President Muhammadu Buhari has been finally
demystified. Saraki and his co-travelers have successfully
humiliated the number one citizen, exposing him as a political
misfit that lacks capacity to get things done.
The questions begging for answers now are:
1. Why did the President not go through the secret dozier of
his nominee before forwarding his name to the senate?
2. If he had and that the latest obstacle was new information
passed to the senate by the DSS, why did the Director
General, Lawal Daura by-passed the commander-in-chief and
also failed to alert the president on the new findings against
Magu?
3. Why did the senate president failed to extend courtesy of
established protocol of advising President Buhari to withdraw
the name of the nominee that he very well knew would not
scale through.
4. What is the role of the President's Special Adviser on
Senate in this saga and why did he not alert the president on
the impending humiliation.
I am not unaware of the allegations of in-house fighting
between the security agencies' bosses and the NSA who is
supoosed to be the cordinating supervisor of them all.
There were reports carried by some newspapers about three
months ago, indicating that Magu might not be comfirmed as
the Chairman of EFCC, because he refused to hands-off the
case of Sahara Energy that is accused of allgedly defrauding
the governnent of billions of naira through questionsble oil
deals.
It was alleged that Mamman Daura and his godson Abba
Kyari had drafted the DG, DSS into countering Magu and the
NSA for them. That was why, according to some reports, the
DSS started doing the work of the EFCC by invading the
houses of some financial crimes suspects including judges
and lawyers, just to show the President that they can do
better and he does not need Magu to successfully fight
corruption.
In fact it was allged that it took over three months between
the time President Buhari directed his chief of staff to
forward Magu's name to the senate for comfirmation and the
time it was actually sent. Even at that, it was futher alleged
it took the bold interference of the Vice President who, when
in acting capacity, finally sent the name to the senate.
The bottomline however, is, the buck stops at the President's
table. What ever happens happened because our number one
citizen lacks the capacity to lead, a point that most
Nigerians miss, because they cannot seperate that with
integrity that is his major selling point. That is why,
corruption, allegedly, thrives right under his nose and neither
does he realise it nor is he ready to listen to anyone outside
the hawks that held him hostage.
He was lucky to have had good hands like his late deputy,
Tunde Idiabong and Dr Mahmud Tukur when he was head of
state in the 1980s, and Salihijo Ahmed during his reign at
PTF.
He is not that lucky this time around, and as the Fulani
would tell you, some people become more stabborn and
arrogant as they age. At 73, President Buhari is exhibiting
both charasteristics.
I will reserve further comments for my indicated series on
2019 prospective presidential candidates.
May God help Nigeria!