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Abaribe Ought To Resign For Syphoning N266 Million Meant For Underprivileged Peo by fairymonk: 12:44pm On Mar 15
Abaribe ought to resign for syphoning N266 million meant for underprivileged people of Abia South – Onyeizu bellows

https://ohafiatv.com/2024/03/15/abaribe-ought-to-resign-for-syphoning-n266-million-meant-for-underprivileged-people-of-abia-south-onyeizu-bellows/

Engr Chinedu Onyeizu, the Abia South Labour Party's senatorial candidate in the 2023 general election, has taken a swipe at Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe for secretly collecting N266m meant for poor Abia South constituents and pocketing it without considering the biting hunger in the land.

Onyeizu stated that it is regrettable that without Senator Ningi opening the can of worms in the senate, no one would have known that Abaribe got such a whopping sum of money meant for our people in Abia South.

Onyeizu stated:
"For Over 17 years, these monies and more are given to him for interventions and constituency projects, yet there are no visible projects to show for it. Today, his own village people can't use good roads because of decades of neglect. The poverty index of indigent people in his own community and local government is above the top 10% in Abia State. It's terrible! During elections, we see a man who returns with a few bags of fertilizer to pacify the hungry and abandoned farmers in his constituency.

Is it not most inhuman and sad that amid the abject hunger and poverty in the land, someone who was sent to represent his people will collect such an amount of money on their behalf and conceal it ?

In the midst of this worst economic hardship, Abaribe collected such an amount of money, yet no Abia South youth has been empowered, no woman has been given a dime as start-up capital, no palliative was given to even the poorest person in the senatorial district? He can't attract projects like other senators, he can't build any by himself, he can't even give the people the money he collected on their behalf directly if he is bereft of ideas.

It's heart wrenching to see that those that have been called to serve are now turning around to steal from the very poor they claim to be representing. This is horrible!

What is happening in Nigeria is what you see when INEC and the courts decide to give mandate to who they wish and against the will of the people of Nigeria.

The other day, we watched an Abaribe who unabashedly went to a national television to say that he received only N266m while other senior senators got N500m. Oh no! If Senator Jerigbe hadn't exposed the rot in the Senate, would Abaribe have gone on the TV to admit receiving the money?

I still believe the story is not almost accurate. I am wondering, if the money Senator Abaribe received were constituency projects fund, how come it was given to him from the same controversial N3trn - a padded amount that was not supposed to be accounted for ab iinitio?

Secondly, would we have known about the N266M credit alert from the Senate if Senator Nigin hadn't come to light?

Also, as concerned constituents of Aba South, we are curious and yet to understand the motive of the recent TV interview granted by Senator Abaribe - was it to demand for them to give him the remaining balance of what he deserves as a ranking senator? Let's remember that his cohort indirectly reminded him that all animals are not equal and as a result the loot shouldn't be shared equally, or was it to challenge the wrongdoing of the Senate as the Almighty Mma Agha Ndi Igbo?

If continuously pocketing poor and hapless people's money is part of your mandate as Nma Agba Ndi Igbo, then I think we need to reassess your capacity to represent our people.

I advise Abaribe to resign honourably and allow Abia South to work for Abia Southerners.

https://ohafiatv.com/2024/03/15/abaribe-ought-to-resign-for-syphoning-n266-million-meant-for-underprivileged-people-of-abia-south-onyeizu-bellows/

Re: Abaribe Ought To Resign For Syphoning N266 Million Meant For Underprivileged Peo by Golan007: 1:46pm On Mar 15
See this one.

You wan commot Ababribe birthright.

Who be you?

Elupee cannot fight Mr.Biafra himself.

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Re: Abaribe Ought To Resign For Syphoning N266 Million Meant For Underprivileged Peo by seanfer(m): 1:54pm On Mar 15
Golan007:
See this one.

You wan commot Ababribe birthright.

Who be you?

Elupee cannot fight Mr.Biafra himself.
This is a fight between 2 Ellupees...

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Re: Abaribe Ought To Resign For Syphoning N266 Million Meant For Underprivileged Peo by SoNature(m): 2:31pm On Mar 15
I blame the Presidency for allowing these legislators to manipulate the budget and ask for allowances for constituency projects.

The concept of illegal constituency projects started in the time of Obasanjo and no president has had the guts to end it.

Why should any president be giving legislators money to execute federal projects whereas there's federal ministry of works? Legislators are elected to make laws, not to build projects.

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Re: Abaribe Ought To Resign For Syphoning N266 Million Meant For Underprivileged Peo by loffyloffy: 4:51pm On Mar 15
fairymonk:
Abaribe ought to resign for syphoning N266 million meant for underprivileged people of Abia South – Onyeizu bellows

https://ohafiatv.com/2024/03/15/abaribe-ought-to-resign-for-syphoning-n266-million-meant-for-underprivileged-people-of-abia-south-onyeizu-bellows/

Engr Chinedu Onyeizu, the Abia South Labour Party's senatorial candidate in the 2023 general election, has taken a swipe at Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe for secretly collecting N266m meant for poor Abia South constituents and pocketing it without considering the biting hunger in the land.

Onyeizu stated that it is regrettable that without Senator Ningi opening the can of worms in the senate, no one would have known that Abaribe got such a whopping sum of money meant for our people in Abia South.

Onyeizu stated:
"For Over 17 years, these monies and more are given to him for interventions and constituency projects, yet there are no visible projects to show for it. Today, his own village people can't use good roads because of decades of neglect. The poverty index of indigent people in his own community and local government is above the top 10% in Abia State. It's terrible! During elections, we see a man who returns with a few bags of fertilizer to pacify the hungry and abandoned farmers in his constituency.

Is it not most inhuman and sad that amid the abject hunger and poverty in the land, someone who was sent to represent his people will collect such an amount of money on their behalf and conceal it ?

In the midst of this worst economic hardship, Abaribe collected such an amount of money, yet no Abia South youth has been empowered, no woman has been given a dime as start-up capital, no palliative was given to even the poorest person in the senatorial district? He can't attract projects like other senators, he can't build any by himself, he can't even give the people the money he collected on their behalf directly if he is bereft of ideas.

It's heart wrenching to see that those that have been called to serve are now turning around to steal from the very poor they claim to be representing. This is horrible!

What is happening in Nigeria is what you see when INEC and the courts decide to give mandate to who they wish and against the will of the people of Nigeria.

The other day, we watched an Abaribe who unabashedly went to a national television to say that he received only N266m while other senior senators got N500m. Oh no! If Senator Jerigbe hadn't exposed the rot in the Senate, would Abaribe have gone on the TV to admit receiving the money?

I still believe the story is not almost accurate. I am wondering, if the money Senator Abaribe received were constituency projects fund, how come it was given to him from the same controversial N3trn - a padded amount that was not supposed to be accounted for ab iinitio?

Secondly, would we have known about the N266M credit alert from the Senate if Senator Nigin hadn't come to light?

Also, as concerned constituents of Aba South, we are curious and yet to understand the motive of the recent TV interview granted by Senator Abaribe - was it to demand for them to give him the remaining balance of what he deserves as a ranking senator? Let's remember that his cohort indirectly reminded him that all animals are not equal and as a result the loot shouldn't be shared equally, or was it to challenge the wrongdoing of the Senate as the Almighty Mma Agha Ndi Igbo?

If continuously pocketing poor and hapless people's money is part of your mandate as Nma Agba Ndi Igbo, then I think we need to reassess your capacity to represent our people.

I advise Abaribe to resign honourably and allow Abia South to work for Abia Southerners.

https://ohafiatv.com/2024/03/15/abaribe-ought-to-resign-for-syphoning-n266-million-meant-for-underprivileged-people-of-abia-south-onyeizu-bellows/

You are Mumu?

Who told you he received alert...clearly you can't read.

The man..and I blame him for making this an issue..He said 266m was budget for constituency project in his Area, out of which he is not sure of how much he will actualy get, as this is dependent on budget performance.

He also said his people will see what he will deliver with any amount he eventially get.

I don't support consitutency project, espescially if the politicians are the ones running it. It opens a lot of rooms for corruption.

If we must have such projects it should be handled by the executive in collaboration with people from the community, and there must be transparency in the way this projects are selected and managed.

But having said that, I also don't take kindly to people like you, who make comments from the point view of ignorance or deliberate political misheaviousness.

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Re: Abaribe Ought To Resign For Syphoning N266 Million Meant For Underprivileged Peo by commoditiesnig: 5:39pm On Mar 15
SoNature:
I blame the Presidency for allowing these legislators to manipulate the budget and ask for allowances for constituency projects.

The concept of illegal constituency projects started in the time of Obasanjo and no president has had the guts to end it.

Why should any president be giving legislators money to execute federal projects whereas there's federal ministry of works? Legislators are elected to make laws, not to build projects.
You're so right
Re: Abaribe Ought To Resign For Syphoning N266 Million Meant For Underprivileged Peo by Jagaban2012: 5:44pm On Mar 15
SoNature:
I blame the Presidency for allowing these legislators to manipulate the budget and ask for allowances for constituency projects.

The concept of illegal constituency projects started in the time of Obasanjo and no president has had the guts to end it.

Why should any president be giving legislators money to execute federal projects when there's federal ministry of works? Legislators are elected to make laws, not to build projects.


This fool still blames Jagaban for Abaribe stealing ....Tribalism is a bastard . With tribalism as a tool on Igboland...you can become a sudden Billionaire....

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Re: Abaribe Ought To Resign For Syphoning N266 Million Meant For Underprivileged Peo by Jagaban2012: 5:46pm On Mar 15
All these Poto poto people will run for this thread. Since ..the thread didn't condenm Jagaban or Yoruba people...these set of people are only interested in the news that will castigate Yoruba or Hausa people or Jagaban....Thier governors, Senators or House of Representative members can thief as they like...dey don care....but if this news is about Lagos state or Yoruba people or Tinubu....this thread could have attracted more comment than this

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Re: Abaribe Ought To Resign For Syphoning N266 Million Meant For Underprivileged Peo by Golan007: 5:57pm On Mar 15
SoNature:
I blame the Presidency for allowing these legislators to manipulate the budget and ask for allowances for constituency projects.

The concept of illegal constituency projects started in the time of Obasanjo and no president has had the guts to end it.

Why should any president be giving legislators money to execute federal projects whereas there's federal ministry of works? Legislators are elected to make laws, not to build projects.

Just be talking nonsense.

Separation of powers and oversights enshrined in our constitution, makes it impossible for any president to do otherwise.

In fact, it's the lackadaisical nature of the constituents, the Nigerian public that makes the legislators get away with it.

There are many of you and you are directly impacted.

Yet you are shelving the duty to the singular president who isn't directly impacted.

If a project is assigned to your constituency fight to ensure it is completed and to standard.

Shirking your civic duty whilst blaming the executive is lame and so 2003.

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