| Re: How Yahaya Bello Allegedly Paid His Children's School Fees Of $845,000 by condensedmilk: 8:01am On Apr 26 |
Brendaniel:
Some of the reasons why naira is falling This is the Authentic reason why Nigeria is losing FX 1 Like |
| Re: How Yahaya Bello Allegedly Paid His Children's School Fees Of $845,000 by StatusSymbol: 8:02am On Apr 26 |
StatusSymbol:
White Lion koh... Thief Lion  Character plenty for Nigeria. Yayah Bello is raising future criminals  |
| Re: How Yahaya Bello Allegedly Paid His Children's School Fees Of $845,000 by success1smyn(m): 8:02am On Apr 26 |
I never liked this Bello for anything |
| Re: How Yahaya Bello Allegedly Paid His Children's School Fees Of $845,000 by Fiscus105(m): 8:04am On Apr 26 |
Yet a foolish tv analyst argued gragra that is not possible.
I asked person we are watching tv together, if these people even take cognisance that their children are watching them. |
| Re: How Yahaya Bello Allegedly Paid His Children's School Fees Of $845,000 by Gentlechika(m): 8:06am On Apr 26 |
You'll still see people come out here to defend them. Are we really cursed or something? Our common enemy in this country is corruption. We should unite and fight it, irrespective of our geopolitical zones. 5 Likes |
| Re: How Yahaya Bello Allegedly Paid His Children's School Fees Of $845,000 by crackhouse(m): 8:08am On Apr 26 |
He paid in advance. What a good father |
| Re: How Yahaya Bello Allegedly Paid His Children's School Fees Of $845,000 by dfrost: 8:08am On Apr 26 |
freemanq:
Omo the due date be 2030/2031 mmmm our politicians are trying to steal our future Trying to or already stolen? 2 Likes |
| Re: How Yahaya Bello Allegedly Paid His Children's School Fees Of $845,000 by dollynnn(f): 8:09am On Apr 26 |
emkz:
Due to the historical squalor in Kogi State and the ostentatious lifestyles of Kogi politicians, I shared the following pain here on Nairaland about 5 years ago:
The issue is that Yahaya Bello was one of the youngest governors during his time. There was also Ahmed Salihijo, former head of the Rural Electrification Agency (REA) fired along with his board for alleged corruption. Then there was Halima Shehu, former head of NSIPA who claimed to have transferred 44 billion naira agency funds to private accounts. Then there was Betta Edu who couldn't wait to win the Nobel Prize in early stage stealing.
Why do these young ones believe their call to public service is a call to be stinking corrupt?
To Yayaha Adoza Bello, HABA! This is too much. For aspiring criminals, NEVER, EVER, EVER, use public funds to pay your children's school fees, buy them properties or cars or marry them wives. Don't spend bribe money on your family members. Do not use your own hands to curse your innocent children. You can let the curse remain with you.
We have seen cases of children of politicians dying in accidents in supercars purchased for them by their parents. We have seen the child of a politician jumping to his death from the penthouse his father bought for him. We have also seen children fighting over properties when their fathers pass away.
Please steal and use your loot for yourself. If you love your family, you'd keep your crimes and proceeds far from them. Criminality destroys families. "Then there was Betta Edu who couldn't wait to win the Nobel Prize in early stage stealing" Beautiful piece, by the way. You really said a lot. 6 Likes |
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| Re: How Yahaya Bello Allegedly Paid His Children's School Fees Of $845,000 by MarketDispatch: 8:12am On Apr 26 |
What Nigeria needs is a Committee to seat and upgrade Old Nigerian Laws to the Modern laws that tackle modern crimes. 1 Like |
| Re: How Yahaya Bello Allegedly Paid His Children's School Fees Of $845,000 by Dreamhighnow(m): 8:12am On Apr 26 |
ayoolataiwo:
The school need to be ask questions,,how can someone who is a public servant paid such a huge amount of money and the management is aware of the kind of corrupted politicians around.The MF can't escape this.Using the state funds to secure the future of his children,,,ko le work You are funny oo. Is is not the responsibility of schoolto investigate where parent get their money. Pls quote me anywhere 1 Like |
| Re: How Yahaya Bello Allegedly Paid His Children's School Fees Of $845,000 by GAZZUZZ(m): 8:15am On Apr 26 |
condensedmilk:
This is the Authentic reason why Nigeria is losing FX |
| Re: How Yahaya Bello Allegedly Paid His Children's School Fees Of $845,000 by onyxo76(m): 8:17am On Apr 26 |
Rogues everywhere, and you know what nothing will eventually happen to him. |
| Re: How Yahaya Bello Allegedly Paid His Children's School Fees Of $845,000 by Naz34(m): 8:17am On Apr 26 |
To say the least this same Kogi is one of the most backward and poorest state in Nigeria o. |
| Re: How Yahaya Bello Allegedly Paid His Children's School Fees Of $845,000 by alphaconde(m): 8:18am On Apr 26 |
there is CBN rule that says u can not pay for goods and services in this country with dollars.
Now see an agent of government flaunt that rule.
I weep for this country 2 Likes |
| Re: How Yahaya Bello Allegedly Paid His Children's School Fees Of $845,000 by Holuwaxheun(m): 8:19am On Apr 26 |
YourNextLevel:
Will EFCC do the needful ? NO
He will still be free like others.
What a media stunt and what a nation !!!
Spit ** Don't be surprised if he even becomes the senate president in few years time. Nigeria case is just inexplicable. |
| Re: How Yahaya Bello Allegedly Paid His Children's School Fees Of $845,000 by ayoolataiwo(m): 8:19am On Apr 26 |
Dreamhighnow:
You are funny oo. Is is not the responsibility of schoolto investigate where pareýnt get their money. Pls quote me anywhere U re right but sometimes parents lie about their source of income,,paying such a huge some is a red flag the school management have to look into,,,even been a public office holder would've been a turn off if they themselves ain't such practices 1 Like |
| Re: How Yahaya Bello Allegedly Paid His Children's School Fees Of $845,000 by charged: 8:19am On Apr 26 |
YAYA BELLO.......
OLE
THIEF
BARAWO BANZA
ONYE OHI
Repay all your stolen funds and spend your time in prison......Same goes for other past governors.
Keep the search going. Keep the slim hope we still have in Nigeria ON.....
NO PLEA BARGAINING PLEASE, Judges...... 1 Like |
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| Re: How Yahaya Bello Allegedly Paid His Children's School Fees Of $845,000 by charged: 8:23am On Apr 26 |
Both of you are WEAK PEOPLE!Holuwaxheun:
Don't be surprised if he even becomes the senate president in few years time.
Nigeria case is just inexplicable.
SERIOUSLY THERE SHOULD BE A WAY TO CHECKMATE GOVERNORS' SPENDINGS........while they are still in office (maybe powers of the legislators needs upgrading), their spending, even their borrowings, must be subject to state-wide referenda!
Impeachments should be the next step when any sitting governor is found culpable, THEN THEY WILL ALL SITUP-including ministers.....
SUPREME COURT MUST PLEASE SEE TO THIS AND AMEND THE CONSTITUTION AS APPROPRIATE. |
| Re: How Yahaya Bello Allegedly Paid His Children's School Fees Of $845,000 by ayoolataiwo(m): 8:24am On Apr 26 |
blackmantis:
EFCC should tender all these evidence to the right court....not the court of social media and public opinion. Already in court,,,someone else shared it online definitely nt EFCC |
| Re: How Yahaya Bello Allegedly Paid His Children's School Fees Of $845,000 by PeterObi4LP: 8:24am On Apr 26 |
Where are all the APC online miscreants come food for thought. Bello has secured the education future of his yet to be enrolled children ahead, and you are here struggling with 30k monthly stipend to defend APC because of tribe or party while your own children or siblings have not even paid PTA last term. Yemu 1 Like |
| Re: How Yahaya Bello Allegedly Paid His Children's School Fees Of $845,000 by omohayek: 8:25am On Apr 26 |
emkz:
Due to the historical squalor in Kogi State and the ostentatious lifestyles of Kogi politicians, I shared the following pain here on Nairaland about 5 years ago:
The issue is that Yahaya Bello was one of the youngest governors during his time. There was also Ahmed Salihijo, former head of the Rural Electrification Agency (REA) fired along with his board for alleged corruption. Then there was Halima Shehu, former head of NSIPA who claimed to have transferred 44 billion naira agency funds to private accounts. Then there was Betta Edu who couldn't wait to win the Nobel Prize in early stage stealing.
Why do these young ones believe their call to public service is a call to be stinking corrupt?
And this is why I have never taken seriously all those calls for "youth" in politics, as if the "youth" were any better than those they were seeking to replace. Are they not all Nigerians, with the same "I chop, you chop" Nigerian mindset? If anything, younger Nigerians seem even more criminally minded than the elders they complain about, given how "yahoo yahoo" has exploded in popularity over the years. 4 Likes |
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| Re: How Yahaya Bello Allegedly Paid His Children's School Fees Of $845,000 by Blankstare(m): 8:29am On Apr 26 |
blackmantis:
EFCC should tender all these evidence to the right court....not the court of social media and public opinion. Efcc is just briefing the public so that you know what to expect from the presiding judge, alas how they have done their best |
| Re: How Yahaya Bello Allegedly Paid His Children's School Fees Of $845,000 by Origin(f): 8:35am On Apr 26 |
One thing about other people's money (OPM) is that people spend it stupidly......
We see this in business in the mismanagement of shareholder's funds, in finance in the mismanagement of loans and in public servants in the mismanagement of public funds.
It's not today but it can be embarrassing to see learned very religious people show their true colors over OPM. 1 Like |
| Re: How Yahaya Bello Allegedly Paid His Children's School Fees Of $845,000 by 9jatriot(m): 8:35am On Apr 26 |
If the school is really an american school and not just one of those schools that add international or American their names, then as an American company they are obligated by American laws not to aid or aibert fraud. So they may have a case to answer in the US. Dreamhighnow:
You are funny oo. Is is not the responsibility of schoolto investigate where parent get their money. Pls quote me anywhere |
| Re: How Yahaya Bello Allegedly Paid His Children's School Fees Of $845,000 by samomoli: 8:36am On Apr 26 |
You all see how your politicians made the dollars scarce. Looting, using it for local transactions and transfering it to their foreign account. They are all involved 2 Likes |
| Re: How Yahaya Bello Allegedly Paid His Children's School Fees Of $845,000 by Agadinaagwuofe: 8:40am On Apr 26 |
onatisi:
yahya Bello is a thief and likewise, all the other govs that served during the last dispensation, what Yahaya Bello stole may even be a child's play to what others stole and yet they are not been hounded. someone misappropriated over 30 billion in less than one year in office as a minister and yet she is still walking about freely, likewise many other politicians like that.
so the question is why is Yahaya Bello been hunted? anyone who believes Yahoo Bello is hiding is a novice in Naija politics, Yahya Bello is not hiding, efcc, police, DSS and all his associates know where he is staying and sleeping.
ALL THIS YAHYA BELLO EPISODE IS ALL POLITICAL IT HAS NOTHING AT ALL TO DO WITH ANY ANTI-CORRUPTION ISSUE.
how come the Yahya Bello issue is happening at the same time Ganduje is been suspended as APC chairman and having a running battle with some key APC members? it is a known fact that Yahay Belo wanted and still wants to be APC chairman. the political elites in APC are having their battle, all these issues is only meant to keep Yahaya bello busy and in check.
as per efcc, lolz believe them at your own peril. at the end of the day, it may turn out to be unfounded allegations and a media trial. no be today,efcc dey do am. i won't be surprised if they come out tomorrow and say that the figure is no longer 82 billion but just 10 billion and that Yahaya Bello has clarified everything.
all this episode is just politics, nothing more. once everything is set Yahya will resurface and continue attending functions all around.
ANYTIME YOU SEE EFCC RUNNING OR CHASING A POLITICIAN THAT BELONGS TO THE RULING PARTY OR EVEN ANY STRONG OPPOSITION, KNOW DEFINITELY IT IS A POLITICAL ISSUE,IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH ANY ANTI CORRUPTION CAMPAIGN
Frankly, I cannot but agree totally with you. Whenever I see so much media frenzy about a corrupt case I knew inherently how it's gonna end. Until Yahaya Bello see prison there's nothing much to salivate about the media trial. Make no mistake to them it's all politics and they knew how to sort it out otherwise as we are speaking Bello should already be in EFCC net. Even the EFCC chairman that's swearing to prosecute him might not even be aware the amount of hole and dirty booby traps before him. It's he gonna force the judges to make the guilty proclamation when Bello himself knows the dirty intrigues to judicial "magomago". Even if he put all efforts he might still get frustrated, that's what you get when a political party relies so much on existing structures and Governors to erect head of states, nobody cares about state of the nation only how to pay back or not to step on toes of their benefactors. Nigeria political scenes are just like Bollywood Abi Nollywood, so many turn of events that won't even follow any iota of cognitive resonance, Just funny and ridiculous change of impossibilities to mock viewers sensibility. We keep watching and see how it will end but make no mistake to think that the frenzy and media trial means Yahaya Bello is in serious trouble. 1 Like 1 Share |
| Re: How Yahaya Bello Allegedly Paid His Children's School Fees Of $845,000 by chuksohams(m): 8:42am On Apr 26 |
This one na the one wey dey dig out
The ones wey dem neva dig nkor
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| Re: How Yahaya Bello Allegedly Paid His Children's School Fees Of $845,000 by tnerro1(m): 8:46am On Apr 26 |
Brendaniel:
One of the reasons why naira is falling Tell them if they will hear, it is not crypto platforms, it’s greedy Nigerian politicians looting recklessly and converting to dollars that is killing the naira . The day they outlaw BDCs and any transactions to be done officially thru the banks , is the day naira will breathe |
| Re: How Yahaya Bello Allegedly Paid His Children's School Fees Of $845,000 by Curious345: 8:46am On Apr 26 |
Bello is the black spot oF the EBIRA tribe |
