Islie:







http://thenationonlineng.net/efcc-to-push-for-diezanis-extradition/

It's obvious bubu is flat out incompetent
Unlike in 84 he cannae blame ibb and his goons for taking measures that make his govt look bad
His mind(and that of his zombies)are still stuck in 2015
Sai babarism must be stopped
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LZAA:

It's obvious bubu is flat out incompetent
Unlike in 84 he cannae blame ibb and his goons for taking measures that make his govt look bad
His mind(and that of his zombies)are still stuck in 2015
Sai babarism must be stopped
Cc immhotep onyeoga jumpandpas DaBullIT justiceleague1 Roger3D

The m0ron is still planning to blame GEJ in 2019.

SultanYoung:
I now no stupidity run in your blood, abeg go meet tb joshua for deliverance

ONE LOVE BRO

jail her. She made us the casual staff with NNPC loose our job.

by Yusuf Alli, Abuja



Former Petroleum Resources Minister Diezani Alison-Madueke is to be extradited from Britain, The Nation
learnt yesterday.

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) is to approach Attorney-General of the Federation Abubakar Malami( SAN) this week with a request to file charges against Mrs Alison-Madueke based on its findings.

As part of its investigation, the EFCC has traced N47.2 billion and $487.5million to the ex-minister, it was gathered.

Besides, about N23,446,300,000 and $5milion (about N1.5billion) have been located in various Nigerian banks.
But only about $37.5million Banana Island property has been finally forfeited by the ex-minister.

Justice Chuka Obiozor of the Federal High Court in Ikoyi, Lagos, ordered the final forfeiture of the property.

According to a fact-sheet The Nation
stumbled on, the EFCC has concluded the investigation of the allegations against Mrs Alison-Madueke.

More than 50 suspects in some of the cases linked with her have been arraigned in court, especially the alleged N23.29billion 2015 poll bribe.

The EFCC review team felt it will be “in the interest of justice to extradite the ex-minister to Nigeria for trial”. She is believed to be in Britain.

Some of the investigated allegations against the ex-Minister, with substantial evidence, include the following:
release of $1.3b NNPC cash to the Office of the national Security Adviser (ONSA) in 2014 to fight kidnapping in Niger Delta;

•whereabouts of $18.5billion earnings by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC);

•$15.8billion NLNG dividends between 2000 and 2014( especially about $9b component between 2010 and 2015);

•$1.7billion oil contracts involving Mrs Alison-Madueke and two business associates;

•N23.29b 2015 poll bribery scam;
$37.5m property on Banana Island; and
acquisition of many properties at home, in Britain, and in the UAE

A source, who spoke in confidence, said: “The EFCC has reached a convenient bend to request for the extradition of Diezani from the UK. Most of the cases against her have reached maturity level for her trial at home.

“The commission will formally approach the Attorney-General of the Federation, Mallam Abubakar Malami( SAN) to assist it to invoke the extradition treaty between Nigeria and the UK against Diezani.

“Through the office of the AGF, appropriate charges will be filed in court to commence the process for the extradition of the ex-Minister.”

Responding to a question, the source added: “The extradition process is without prejudice to the ongoing investigation of Diezani in the UK.

“The US end of Diezani probe has been done. The EFCC has also hauled evidence to the UK to assist the authorities. Some detectives from the UK have visited this country too.

“For the Nigerian flank of the probe, it is necessary to extradite Diezani to answer allegations against her.”

The source, however, added that the AGF has the final say on whether or not to initiate the extradition process. He stressed that all the allegations against the former minister are within the extradition treaty between Nigeria and the UK.

The laws guiding extradition in Nigeria include:
The Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 (as amended) with extradition matter within the purview of the Federal High Court.

•The Extradition Act, Cap E 25, Laws of the Federation, 2010

•The Immigration Act, Cap 11, Laws of the Federation, 2010

•Administration of Criminal Justice Act, 2015.
• The Evidence Act, Cap E14, Laws of the Federation, 2010.

• Twice, the embattled former minister has defended some of the allegations against her.

On the N23.29m poll bribery cash, she said: “In the face of the obvious falsification of facts and misinformation, it is only right and proper that the EFCC should publish the details of the $153.3million lodgements, the bank account numbers and the account beneficiaries, showing proof of my link to them.

“Having also alleged that the said $153.3million was ‘wired’ from NNPC, the EFCC should also publish details of the NNPC accounts from where the said $153.3 million was taken, with proof that I authorised such a transaction/transactions, acting either in my private capacity or as The Honourable Minister of Petroleum.

“Let me state for the record that as Minister of Petroleum, the operation and management of NNPC finances were outside my purview as outlined in both the Petroleum Act and the NNPC Act.

“The only involvement I had in NNPC finances was in terms of statutory matters, where the Petroleum Act prescribes that as minister, there were certain duties or actions which I had to perform or take in relation to NNPC.”

The ex-Minister said also that she acted on the instructions of ex-President Goodluck Jonathan in directing the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) to release $1.3billion to the Office of National Security Adviser (ONSA).

She said it was not within the power or discretion of any minister to question or disregard the written directive of a president.

Although about $1.4billion was requested by the ONSA via three memos, for “Intervention for Urgent National Security Projects,” about $1.3billion was released from NNPC accounts.

But it was unclear what became of the $100million balance.

Documents revealed that ONSA had requested for $1.4billion between March 27, 2014 and May 5, 2014 when approval was given and cash backed.

About three memos were sent to ex-President Jonathan on March 27, 2014, 31st March 2014 and May 5, 2014.
But Diezani insisted that she could not be held liable for carrying out a presidential directive.

The statement said: “The attention of Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke, the former Minister of Petroleum, has been drawn to a story in The Nation Newspaper of Monday 22nd January, 2018 as well as other print and online media titled “Diezani in trouble again over withdrawal of $1.3b from NNPC accounts”.

“Under Section 5 of the Constitution, all executive powers are vested in the President who may exercise it directly or through the Vice President or Ministers of the Federation. As Minister for Petroleum Resources Mrs. Alison-Madueke was an appointee and delegate of the President.

“Consequently, the Minister of Petroleum Resources acted on the basis of the written approvals and directives given by the President, which approvals were given after written requests from the relevant security agencies were made to the President.

“At such instances, as in fact the article clearly shows, a Service Chief or Intelligence Chief makes a written request/appeal to Mr. President outlining whatever urgent and critical security needs of the nation they consider imminently paramount, at any given point in time.

“If such a request received the approval of the President, the President may direct that the requested funds be drawn from a Security Budget maintained by NNPC, or that the funds be sourced from elsewhere.

“Where the President directs the Minister of Petroleum Resources, in writing, to make the payment from the NNPC, the Minister in turn, directs the GMD NNPC in writing to execute the directive of the President.

NNPC then wires the funds from one of its major foreign bank accounts, or from the CBN, directly to the stipulated account of the particular branch of the armed services, or intelligence unit, or department, that initiated the request.

“It is not within the power or discretion of any serving minister to question or disregard the written directive of a president including that of the incumbent President.

“The former Minister of Petroleum Resources in the statement stated that at no time, did she, or could she, as the Minister of Petroleum Resources, interfere with this process.”

The ex-Minister said since the disbursement of $1.3billion can be traceable, it was wrong to assume that it was diverted.

“It is, therefore, impossible and implausible, for any monies under such presidential directives to be diverted during the process, at least from the standpoint of the Minister.

“Any and all amounts approved and directed by Mr. President to be paid, were executed exclusively by NNPC, directly from NNPC’s foreign and or, Central Bank of Nigeria accounts, to the stated recipients.

“Therefore, let it be very clear, that all funds disbursed by these banking institutions on behalf of NNPC are easily and openly traceable, and the process cannot and should not be utilized for the distortion of facts.”



http://thenationonlineng.net/efcc-to-push-for-diezanis-extradition/

THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT ARE THE VERY LEAST AUTHORITY IN THE WORLD THAT WILL CONSIDER AN EXTRADITION OF A MONEY BAG IN THEIR MIDST.

Remember the British government survived on looted funds from other countries apart from other foreign investment in their sports industry and north sea oil in Scotland.

I still think the British still have some grudge against Buhari for attempting to use backdoor processes to kidnapping the then transport minister in the second republic, the late Umaru Dikko who went into exile in Britain in the advent of the Buhari coup of 1983.

MONEY THAT ENTER BRITAIN IS VERY DIFFICULT TO GET OUT!

CLEVER BRITAIN HARDLY RETURN LOOTED MONEY!

A good example is Ex-governor James Ibori whose stolen assets in Britain was seized by the British authority.

Oyerinde16:

Alison carried out instructions from the office of the president, the president directed her to release money from NNPC to ONSA, she carried out the order, did she do anything outside her purview, if they have clear cut evidence why not do the needful and stop bugging us with media trial.

Bro, did the President also ask her to launder funds? Did the President also ask her to acquire all those properties? What was her net worth before and after her appointment as the minister of Petroleum resources?

Nukilia:
I think EFCC is beginning to sound very very stupid! Kemi Adeosun was smuggled out of this corrupt government after using forged NYSC certificate to dupe the Nigerian state. The EFCC did not order for her arrest but they are screaming about Diezani for the past 3 Years. Shame on Buhari and his political jejune who think Nigerians are fools.

Babachir is still here in Nigeria you've not arrested and prosecuted him, but you keep going on with media trial of Madueke. Jail the woman (MADUEKE) if found wanting and don't forget to jail all those indicted in your paymasters cabinet.

IMF offer her an appointment immediately she leaves FG job.... Think with your brain.... The govt need to replace NYSC with an entrepreneurship program.

larex007:


IMF offer her an appointment immediately she leaves FG job.... Think with your brain.... The govt need to replace NYSC with an entrepreneurship program.

Smh

Ganduje don’t need extradition. Awon were re

But i weak for this EFCC and Fed govt o,nor be the same woman when offer to come nigeria to testify when the same EFCC and fed govt say mba be dis,why so confused?

If PDP were still in power, they would have sold this country.

verygudbadguy:

Bro, did the President also ask her to launder funds? Did the President also ask her to acquire all those properties? What was her net worth before and after her appointment as the minister of Petroleum resources?

Alison's father is a first class king in the oil rich Niger delta, Alison schooled abroad she was born with a GOLD SPOON, Alison married Chief Maduekwe, an oil tycoon and billionaire, Alison worked with SPDC an oil company for 24 yrs rising to become its first female director before her appointment as minister of petroleum, Alison was a multi billionaire before her appointment, her family already had a private jet before her appointment, she could afford anything she wished, if the president directed her to wire money from anywhere to anywhere, as an appointee its her responsibility to comply to the later. if efcc has evidence go ahead n get her convicted, their inability to get the job done shows how incompetent they are, all they know is media trial. abegu

PDP really suck naija dry....Dey will never go unpunished.........
Sai BUHARI till 2023

for this election period!!!!!!

hmnmn, u people cannot get our vote again with fake corruption fight

why now?
u want ur ratings to go high again as in 2015 when u all scammed us with "integrity" and corruption fight

we now know better

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Standardcosting:

This is where you missed it little one,
Kemi's case may be bad, she didn't steal or misappropriat fund.

yeah,both are crime offend,which mean both should b jail..u cant jail madueke and leave kemi..reason am..infact all our politician na thief..thief no dey jail thief

don4real18:

So, she shouldn't be prosecuted because Adeosun wasn't! I don't understand some of you. I have been paying my taxes (25%) of my earnings and one stupid Deziani is stealing it. Perhaps if you were paying your tax, you wouldn't reason this way

lolz..tax ni..u shuld have ur brain examine..na only dey pay tax..petrol and tax no b same level.ur tax na buhari and n son take dey go london go cure malaria

jrusky:


Really and the meaning of EFCC has nothing to do with Ganduje but has something to do with MADUEKE?

Spot on!

Just imagine Lord Lugard did not amalgamate Nigeria, Diezani will still have the oil cos its in her ancestral land but you wont(by way of allocation including all the infrastructures built with ND oil money) . So, in a way you are the one stealing from her and her people!

don4real18:

So, she shouldn't be prosecuted because Adeosun wasn't! I don't understand some of you. I have been paying my taxes (25%) of my earnings and one stupid Deziani is stealing it. Perhaps if you were paying your tax, you wouldn't reason this way

Close to $ 40 million property in one area alone ? I choose to quote mr AFOLAYAN on this issue ! Enough said

Please Leave Her The Fvck Alone.Buhari Go Fvck With Ur Dull Brain.

Earthbound:
On a more serious note, PDP stole this country blind.

Buhari n apc has borrowed n looted 11 trillion naira in 3 years. Focus on that.

Runtown Dupes allegedly woman $142k! WATCH VIDEO:


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Islie:







http://thenationonlineng.net/efcc-to-push-for-diezanis-extradition/

This woman won't make heaven.

This country is rich enough to implement ₦50,000 minimum wage if only there's no corruption

It is utterly stu.pid to make such announcements publicly. In a serious country, investigation would be conducted, Bigerian officials will talk with their British counterparts, and one day cops would knock on Madueke's UK home. This way, by the time they decide to do so, she could be anywhere in the world with her billions.

DMerciful:
Just imagine Lord Lugard did not amalgamate Nigeria, Diezani will still have the oil cos its in her ancestral land but you wont(by way of allocation including all the infrastructures built with ND oil money) . So, in a way you are the one stealing from her and her people!

Stealing from who? Does the Niger Delta give me free money? Nawa to you oo

jrusky:


Really and the meaning of EFCC has nothing to do with Ganduje but has something to do with MADUEKE?

You should know that somethings are systematic process . It's not yet time for efcc to storm into Ganduje case yet until the state house of assembly are through with those investigation okay ?

Nukilia:



You know the problem with folks like you is that you're confused by the politicians. A person uses a false certificate to obtain salary for years under the government and you see nothing wrong with that..... Stop using codeine my friend

Guy free your mind and learn . Im not saying that what kemi did was right . All I am telling you here is that the case of Kemi can not be handle by EFCC . You understand ?effc is economic financial crime commission .... Economic , Financial crime .......you understand ?

candygist:

Guy free your mind and learn . Im not saying that what kemi did was right . All I am telling you here is that the case of Kemi can not be handle by EFCC . You understand ?effc is economic financial crime commission .... Economic , Financial crime .......you understand ?

ONE LOVE MY GUY.

The tared roads and bridges you are driving on, where is the money from? 3rd mainland bridge, where is the money from? The airports, where is the money from?

don4real18:

Stealing from who? Does the Niger Delta give me free money? Nawa to you oo

Nbote:
It is d fools dat believe all dis EFCC cock-and-bull story dat I actually feel pity for.... D same EFCC and FG who blocked her from coming back to Nigeria to face d charges dey claim to have against her? D internet and reasonable Nigerians haven't forgotten..









D essence of some of U having brains is to actually get to use dem... Those links above are from October last year wen she wanted to come down here to face d charges d govt claims to have against her. D same govt blocked it and now d same govt wants U to believe she is hiding from justice and dey want to bring her back here by force??

Is anything stopping her from buying a ticket and return home?
If the UK authorities are preventing her then she should clear herself there