The former Lagos state governor and current Nigerian Power, Housing and Works Minister, Mr Babatunde Fashola revealed that President Muhammadu Buhari was one of those that looted Nigeria treasury in the past and that he is back in office doing the same thing again.
According to Fashola, “between 1979 and 1983 when I was in School, Nigeria had a lot of money in reserve. There was nothing we couldn’t buy, but by end of 1984 the money was gone and this led to recession in country.
Checking the Nigerian history books, General Muhammadu Buhari was military tyrant in office between 1983-1985, when all the money Fashola was talking about disappeared from the treasury and starvation took over the nation.
Forward to 2015: Nigeria was not in recession as at May 2015 when President Muhammadu Buhari ingloriously became president, as the country was the 3rd fastest growing economy in the world according to Bloomberg, CNN Money, World Bank and other international financial institutions.
Nigeria in 2013 and 2014 had excess food produced by the new dry season and normal farming policy of the Transformation agenda and Strategic storage Devices were built to store foods for emergencies and period of war.
Now, a little forward to 2016: All the National goodies are gone and we now have recession. The agriculture policy was killed, fertilizer sales given back to party leaders and ex-military generals, 2015, 2016 budgets looted by Buhari and his cronies. There is no trace of the N10.5 trillion budgeted for the above two years and no particular project can be traced to it.

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The former Lagos state governor and current Nigerian Power, Housing and Works Minister, Mr Babatunde Fashola revealed that President Muhammadu Buhari was one of those that looted Nigeria treasury in the past and that he is back in office doing the same thing again.
According to Fashola, “between 1979 and 1983 when I was in School, Nigeria had a lot of money in reserve. There was nothing we couldn’t buy, but by end of 1984 the money was gone and this led to recession in country.
Checking the Nigerian history books, General Muhammadu Buhari was military tyrant in office between 1983-1985, when all the money Fashola was talking about disappeared from the treasury and starvation took over the nation.
Forward to 2015: Nigeria was not in recession as at May 2015 when President Muhammadu Buhari ingloriously became president, as the country was the 3rd fastest growing economy in the world according to Bloomberg, CNN Money, World Bank and other international financial institutions.
Nigeria in 2013 and 2014 had excess food produced by the new dry season and normal farming policy of the Transformation agenda and Strategic storage Devices were built to store foods for emergencies and period of war.
Now, a little forward to 2016: All the National goodies are gone and we now have recession. The agriculture policy was killed, fertilizer sales given back to party leaders and ex-military generals, 2015, 2016 budgets looted by Buhari and his cronies. There is no trace of the N10.5 trillion budgeted for the above two years and no particular project can be traced to it.

OMG!! This is what happens when little kids get hold of a keyboard and some free MB of bandwidth. They just post anything on the internet, because they have swallowed any story thrown in their direction hook, line and sinker without conducting any research.

Listen, from 1979 - 1983, Shagari's government was in power. And his ministers & high-ranking staff were rather profligate with the funds in the nation's treasury. They used things such as import licenses to skim the nation of cash. Ever heard of Umaru Dikko? Find out what role he played in Shagari's govt. By the time the Shagari govt was overthrown in 1983, the economy had nosedived. And Buhari's govt had to resort to counter-trade, in order to finance international commercial obligations etc.

The new Head of State Major-General Buhari’s first broadcast to the nation made it clear that the new regime would target corruption and corrupt former ministers:

“In pursuance of the primary objective of saving our great nation from total collapse, I, Major-General Muhammadu Buhari of the Nigerian army have, after due consultation amongst the services of the armed forces, been formally invested with the authority of the Head of the Federal Military Government and the Commander-in-Chief of the armed forces of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. It is with humility and a deep sense of responsibility that I accept this challenge and call to national duty.

While corruption and indiscipline have been associated with our state of under-development, these two evils in our body politic have attained unprecedented height in the past few years. The corrupt, inept and insensitive leadership in the last four years has been the source of immorality and impropriety in our society. Since what happens in any society is largely a reflection of the leadership of that society, we deplore corruption in all its facets. This government will not tolerate kick-backs, inflation of contracts and over-invoicing of imports etc. Nor will it condone forgery, fraud, embezzlement, misuse and abuse of office and illegal dealings in foreign exchange and smuggling. Arson has been used to cover up fraudulent acts in public institutions.

I am referring to the fire incidents that gutted the P&T buildings in Lagos, the Anambra State Broadcasting Corporation, the Republic Building at Marina, the Federal Ministry of Education, the Federal Capital Development Authority Accounts at Abuja and the NET Building. Most of these fire incidents occurred at a time when Nigerians were being apprehensive of the frequency of fraud scandals and the government incapacity to deal with them. Corruption has become so pervasive and intractable that a whole ministry has been created to stem it.”

Buhari quietly warned that his regime would ensure that “Corrupt officials and their agents would be brought to book”. That placed Dikko squarely in the cross-hairs of the new regime. Dikko knew he was a target. Armed soldiers went looking for him at his official quarters in Ikoyi, Lagos and ransacked it. Dikko claims his family, son and elderly family were also harassed by the military authorities. With the assistance of friends and a fistful of raw cash, Dikko drove to Nigeria’s Seme border with the Republic of Benin. Bribing his way through the border he traveled to Togo’s capital Lome, and from there boarded a KLM flight to London via Amsterdam. Contrary to popular belief, Dikko denies fleeing in disguise as a woman, and claims he was dressed in traditional male northern attire. https://lagosbooksclub./tag/dikko/

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He no even get writing skill


Cun you imurgine?

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