usba:
What of Jonathan? Patience nko? Wike?

princeade86:
i need one case efcc has won.

kapasi89:
By Soni Daniel Abuja—How did former Borno State governor, Ali Modu Sheriff, raise $72 million (N12 billion) to buy a Gulfstream aircraft, Model G650, after leaving office as a public officer? This was the major question put to him by a crack team of Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, operatives, who grilled the former governor of the Boko Haram-troubled state for hours in Abuja, yesterday.

The interrogators had been specifically raised by the commission to probe Sheriff, who was the governor under which Boko Haram insurgency birthed in Nigeria and were not considered as a serious threat to the state and the country at the time. Vanguard learned that the invitation of Sheriff by EFCC was to find out if he abused his office as a governor or benefitted from alleged rip-off of a former president to the tune of $200 million under the guise of enforcing a dubious Boko Haram ceasefire in a neighbouring country in 2014.

The operatives also wanted to establish if the said amount was transmitted by a top presidential aide to a foreign leader, who has a personal relationship with Sheriff. The operatives, who invited the former governor to their head office in Abuja, questioned him specifically on where he got the money to acquire the aircraft in the same year that the controversial Boko Haram ceasefire flopped.

The former governor, who was grilled for many hours yesterday, was however allowed to go home on administrative bail and asked to return on today with some documents.

A source said: “Indeed, we interrogated Sherriff for many hours yesterday and he actually cooperated with our operatives and that made it easy for us to grant him administrative bail and asked him to report back on Tuesday (today).

“We will continue with the interrogation of the politician in order to determine how he came by the aircraft and other items we are investigating.” Recall that with the purchase of the aircraft, Sheriff topped the list of such fleet owners in the country. However, the other owners of private jets in Nigeria are mostly top religious and businessmen

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/03/954863/

kapasi89:
By Soni Daniel Abuja—How did former Borno State governor, Ali Modu Sheriff, raise $72 million (N12 billion) to buy a Gulfstream aircraft, Model G650, after leaving office as a public officer? This was the major question put to him by a crack team of Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, operatives, who grilled the former governor of the Boko Haram-troubled state for hours in Abuja, yesterday.

The interrogators had been specifically raised by the commission to probe Sheriff, who was the governor under which Boko Haram insurgency birthed in Nigeria and were not considered as a serious threat to the state and the country at the time. Vanguard learned that the invitation of Sheriff by EFCC was to find out if he abused his office as a governor or benefitted from alleged rip-off of a former president to the tune of $200 million under the guise of enforcing a dubious Boko Haram ceasefire in a neighbouring country in 2014.

The operatives also wanted to establish if the said amount was transmitted by a top presidential aide to a foreign leader, who has a personal relationship with Sheriff. The operatives, who invited the former governor to their head office in Abuja, questioned him specifically on where he got the money to acquire the aircraft in the same year that the controversial Boko Haram ceasefire flopped.

The former governor, who was grilled for many hours yesterday, was however allowed to go home on administrative bail and asked to return on today with some documents.

A source said: “Indeed, we interrogated Sherriff for many hours yesterday and he actually cooperated with our operatives and that made it easy for us to grant him administrative bail and asked him to report back on Tuesday (today).

“We will continue with the interrogation of the politician in order to determine how he came by the aircraft and other items we are investigating.” Recall that with the purchase of the aircraft, Sheriff topped the list of such fleet owners in the country. However, the other owners of private jets in Nigeria are mostly top religious and businessmen

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/03/954863/

Champele:
Everybody knows this people are thief, just no evidence to lock them up. Efcc is just harrasing them for political purposes

princeade86:
i need one case efcc has won.

kapasi89:
By Soni Daniel Abuja—How did former Borno State governor, Ali Modu Sheriff, raise $72 million (N12 billion) to buy a Gulfstream aircraft, Model G650, after leaving office as a public officer?
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/03/954863/

RZArecta2:
I support you on this one, Tinubu bought his private jet with the money he made at Mobil

Stingman:
I can't remember if Tony Blair or Obama have private jets...

Stingman:



The FG could start with how much tax the governor has paid within the period.

The problem with Nigeria is that people who reason like you are in the majority...

kapasi89:

Why do Nigerians politicians become wealthy at the expense of the Nation. I don't mind if they loot the country blind as long as they transform it to look like New York or London.

The major problem I have is they to loot the country blind to buy private jets and turn it into an absolute shithole,with no sewage system,hospitals,good roads and portable water.

kapasi89:

Check their taxes,you will find they pay less than 100k a year. Despite the fact that based on their acquisitions of private jets,they are meant to be in the highest tax bracket of 24% and be paying the government billions of naira tax based on the average price of a private jet being around N10 billion naira.

sarrki:
Of you have any proof against tinubu bring it up

Did they quiz Ouk?

Is tinubu the only person you can use as comparison

Even your leaders have moved on

RZArecta2:
I support you on this one, Tinubu bought his private jet with the money he made at Mobil

RZArecta2:
I support you on this one, Tinubu bought his private jet with the money he made at Mobil

kapasi89:

This is not a partisan issue. Nigerian politicians are just evil and kleptomaniacs. They can do anything for money and power.