Ibanga p: Episode 5, wen is d next episode showin?

egift: Femi Otedola is beginning to show his true colours.

1. He was ready to offer $3m to remove his name from the list
2. Now he wants to be paid N1 trillion because we want to ask him "how much of the subsidy money he stole".

Who knows what this cabal have stolen from us since 1999 - 2012?

webdezzi: Lamorde, it's happy day for you, just make sure the bills aren't marked, and go with a mask at 2am, Oru laa seka
dont hide it in ur cap this time cos that seem not to work
he must pay the money.

Corrupt government.

koruji: Can't understand some people!!! To help u: someone willing to pay a bribe does not call police.

prodam: my opinion might not be regarded or may be seen as that from one who abets corruption but it belongs to me. it goes thus:

from my own perspective, Hon. Faruk Lawan would be vindicated soon. The shame of the plotters would be brought to the public table.
all these are just done to enervate his fighting spirit against indiscipline and corruption.

am not saying Faruk lawan is not involved in this a whole mess, but the story we have heard would be re-told, its a matter of time.

naptu2: Legislative immunity:

Immunity from proceedings

No civil or criminal proceedings may be instituted against any member of a Legislative House-

      (a)              in respect of words spoken before that House or a committee thereof; or

      (b)              in respect of words written in a report to that House or to any committee
thereof or in any petition, bill, resolution, motion or question brought or introduced by him therein.

http://www.placng.org/lawsofnigeria/node/145


http://www.unilorin.edu.ng/publications/imami/IMMUNITY%20MARIAM%20AND%20IMAM.pdf

N101: This is the same Femi Odetola that messed up AP while he was "running" it? Boy Nigerians have short memories.

Pray tell, whose money did he use to pay the bribe - his own or Zenon's?

The pensions debacle, the SEC hearing, now the fuel subsidy probe - nothing surprises me anymore. Much ado about nothing, Nigeria and Nigerians will not change.

N101:

Pray tell, whose money did he use to pay the bribe - his own or Zenon's?

N101: This is the same Femi Odetola that messed up AP while he was "running" it? Boy Nigerians have short memories.

Pray tell, whose money did he use to pay the bribe - his own or Zenon's?

The pensions debacle, the SEC hearing, now the fuel subsidy probe - nothing surprises me anymore. Much ado about nothing, Nigeria and Nigerians will not change.

Richtalk: Otedola has finished these foolish legislators. They are just too lazy to do their job and full of sentiments. Just because one of them was caught, they want to transfer the anger to the executive arm. If the executive was involved in exposing their corruption, then that calls for commmendation.

Point number one, Otedola said Farouk demanded money from him to include his name among those that collected forex without importing PMS. What the legislators needed to do first was to investigate and see if Zenon actually collected the forex.

Second point: The house should have verify the exact figures before putting it back in the report.

Third point:The house should have ordered a fresh probe of the two companies earlier in the list to acertain the true level of their participation in the fuel subsidy. But the foolish legislators were too lazy, and just quickly put back the company without even verifying the figures.

Fourth point :For Otedola to report the bribe to SSS after knowing that his company will be removed list shows that he is confident that his company's name was not even suppose to be on the list, and I believe he has enough proof.

Fifth point:The best thing for the legislators to do yesterday was to order a fresh probe of fuel subsidy by an independent body. Though this might be very painful for Nigerians, but the best.Anything that comes out of tje former report will still be challenged in court by the marketers because it lacks credibility.

Finally, these so called legislators should bury their head in shame because they have rubbished themselves. They should stop attacking the excutive because corruption within them was exposed. The way things are going the whole legsitors will be label incompetent and their leadership might be forced to step down.So their votes of confidence on the leadership will be rubished.
Otedola is the Hero here. As far their is no proof of corruption against him, he remains innocent and the victor.

dustydee: He said his name was removed because he paid bribe now the decision has been reversed what is he complaining about? I think the house took the right decision. He has nothing to fear if he is not guilty as the anti-corruption agencies will determine that and not the house-period.

olumidazz: Well I don't believe otedola's story neither do I believe lawans, the whole story is simply a chess game which contains the very essence of life and hence the reason 4 the back and forth movements from the 2 major game players. The executives as we all know may be the master players here and cannot absolve itself from the scam right from the office of the president or how else can one explain why the minister of petroleum is still in office despite the probes recommendations. Am afraid otedola may sue legislooters for 900 billion trillion dollars, that will be what we all will be grappling with whilst the oil subsidy report will never see daylight. That will at the end be a master move scripted and orchestrated by the pdp infested executives.

pro01: Again I would ask: how could Lawan be so FOOLISH to blackmail someone as influential as Femi Otedola, let alone when Otedola is not even among the beneficiaries of subsidy funds? I can't imagine that someone with Lawan's experience in high level politics - being the longest serving House of Reps Member - can be so foolish. Pure suicide on his part.

I can Imagine how much bribe the really guilty barons like Ifeanyi Uba (Capital Oil), Tonye Cole (Sahara Oil), etc. would have paid.

naptu2: Legislative immunity:

Immunity from proceedings

No civil or criminal proceedings may be instituted against any member of a Legislative House-

      (a)              in respect of words spoken before that House or a committee thereof; or

      (b)              in respect of words written in a report to that House or to any committee
thereof or in any petition, bill, resolution, motion or question brought or introduced by him therein.

http://www.placng.org/lawsofnigeria/node/145


http://www.unilorin.edu.ng/publications/imami/IMMUNITY%20MARIAM%20AND%20IMAM.pdf

Beaf:

It is because he is repping for the subsidy cabal who want to get GEJ out by all means come 2015. They are scared that their oil block whose licenses will expire between 2016 and 2018 will not be renewed by GEJ, cos he is from the Niger Delta. The cabal succeeded in fooling the people into thinking they were the good guys, but GEJ is quiet and very coded, he simply set a trap and maintained silence. Until today, GEJ is denying he had no hand in it. Coding, bro.

This matter is still very far from over. I thank God that there is someone like GEJ as President today; someone who looks like he doesn't know what people are up to, while employing heavy "maths" and "science" on them in the background. Lol!

Let me remind NL that the cabal are those who got their oil blocks from IBB, Abacha (and Buhari), and Abdulsalam. These people (less than 100) make more money per year than the entire Niger Delta, yet are surrounded by almajiri's and extending their proboscis across Nigeria to suck the blood out of the man in the street. For the country to be free, the grip of their tentacles has to be calmly loosened - their influence is everywhere; police, army, customs, govt, NASS...

Aluta!

Ajillo:

In the next episode, one other zombie will allege that he refused to play ball and so his company's name got included. Curtain draws on the report.
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