OAM4J: And yet another committee...

A committee set up to study the work of another committee, meanwhile the new committee is headed by the chair of the former committee.

GEJ I hail thee!

Sweetlemon:
emmmmmm I think u were meant to quote gboss4sure and not uncleb

edicolove: NL. The theatre of ignorance. Do you know how many committees the US government sets up weekly to do different stuff? All governments in the world are run by committees. Its not perculiar to Nigeria or GEJ. But, of course, haters and bigots will always have erections once its about GEJ. Lol

People like Demdem are so dumb. Quoting to us from.a capbanking funded report. Pathetic!

greall1: Hay stop comparing nigeria systrm of govt with USA the diffrence is clear. How many nigeria politician have been jail here in nigeria apart from in uk

Kay-Dee:
[size=13pt]Haha, a brand new committee.

This has a different setup though, with professionals like Aig on it, it should be hard to bribe through this committee. [/size]

Demdem:

Why not wait and see the report of the newly constituted committee before making your illogical conclusion, members of the committee are reputable Nigerians and we need not jump the gun because by so doing we are killing the country more and wrecking havocs. This is at least another step in the right direction.






A govt with the connivance of its ministers and agencies that perpetrated the above frauds and so many like the above against his people is investigating itself using the same agencies that facilitated this fraud. Only a Retaard will believe that a good job will be done

Kay-Dee:
[size=13pt]Haha, a brand new committee.

This has a different setup though, with professionals like Aig on it, it should be hard to bribe through this committee. [/size]

dedeike: @ pataki, thanks for posting the link to the number of committees set up by this administration in one year. I agree with you that most of those committees are unnecessary. I don't see any reason why the govt should set up a committee for award of scholarships to post graduate students, removing unqualified persons from school, and modalities for university lecturers from having a minim qualification of PHD. I also maintain that both the rationalization committee and the blocking of leakages committee could be fused into one. However, to say that the other committees have not yielded any dividends will be a wrong reading of facts. The truth is that the present govt is interested in transformation. It is this transformation agenda that is driving these reforms. And if you want to achieve genuine reforms, you can't engage the same hands that are currently making things not to work. You must engage people from the private sector, technocrats in various fields, retired public servants who will bring their wealth of experience to bear and independent minded statesmen. That is where the committees come in. Jonathan is a human being so he can't be everywhere at the same time. He can't also entrust such sensitive assignments in the hands of present public officials, who have interest to protect. And somehow, it's working. The committee on ports did a fantastic job by sanitizing the ports. They hve reduced the number of agencies operating in the ports from 17 to 6 . Thereby easing operations at the ports. They hve also ensured that the ports begin 24 hours operations and liaised with the Lagos state Govt to get rid of the trucks that congest the roads leading to the ports.The Oronsanye led committee did a wonderful job to streamline and rationalize agencies in Nigeria. The recommendation that we should have only 35 agencies and parastatals in Nigeria is indeed a welcome development given our history of wastages and leakages due to the duplicity of MDA's. There cannot be automatic implementation of this report as most people think on this forum. The MDA's are a product of the enactment of the National Assembly. They all have laws establishing them so the National Assembly will need to repeal such establishment laws accordingly. The pension fund task force was what blew the lid on the corruption in the police pensions. With it came the massive discovery of over 125 billion scandal. And those indicted are already in court. The committee on oil transperancy led by RIBADU is yielding results and reducing wastages. The committee on airport upgrading is working in liaison with the minister of Aviation to overhaul our airports. It's evident for all to see. In Abuja, the entire domestic wing has been closed for massive reconstruction. Same for Enugu airports. Similar works are ongoing in Benin, Kano. Etc let's learn to criticize constructively with facts.

Stallion77: if you were in President Goodluck's shoe,what would you do? Elaborate with details and lets see how gud u would fare as a leader of this great nation.

meksroland: With this members in the committee, I don't think their will be bribery to doctor the report. See member. “Other members of the new committee are: Dr. Abraham Nwankwo (DG DMO), Mr. Bernard Otti (GED Finance & Accounts, NNPC), Mrs. Oyinye Ahuchogu (CBN), Mrs. Sola David-Borha (MD Stanbic/IBTC, representing the Banking Community), Mr. Mike Osatuyi (National Secretary, IPMAN), Mr. Obafemi Olawore, Mr. Jonah Otunla (Accountant-General of the Federation), Mr. Bright Okogwu (DG, Budget Office), Mr. Reginald Stanley (Executive Secretary, PPPRA), Mrs. Aisha Waziri-Umar and Mr. Jalal Arabi.

Demdem: . @sensydin

get off from my post. Someone else has earlier raised this stupidty of urs and i have already commented on it. Go back and read

folex101:

You need not take it personal, I just express a thought......if u cannot accommodate opinion divergent from yours as a public writer and commentator and you are critiquing the powers that be, it shows you cannot be a leader, let a lone a good follower.

folex101:

@Demdem You need not take it personal, Someone has express a thought......if u cannot accommodate opinion divergent from yours as a public writer and commentator and you are critiquing the powers that be, it shows you cannot be a leader, let a lone a good follower.

now u have re-written ur post but too late bro. ur yansh don dey for public domain.

Infact, further investigation by me suggest that u are part of the 40man Laptop squad. both names registered less than a week apart

https://www.nairaland.com/folex101
https://www.nairaland.com/sensydin

Demdem:

Then u "folex101" is basically telling me that u are also "sensydin". this is against Forum rules on the same thread and deserves a ban. If u can be corrupt in an online forum like this, how dare u start preaching holy holy to me. My friend piss off.



now u have re-written ur post but too late bro. ur yansh don dey for public domain.


Infact, further investigation by me suggest that u are part of the 40man Laptop squad. both names registered less than a week apart

https://www.nairaland.com/folex101
https://www.nairaland.com/sensydin

Am excited to have caught a member of the laptop squad redhanded

meksroland: With this members in the committee, I don't think their will be bribery to doctor the report. See member. “Other members of the new committee are: Dr. Abraham Nwankwo (DG DMO), Mr. Bernard Otti (GED Finance & Accounts, NNPC), Mrs. Oyinye Ahuchogu (CBN), Mrs. Sola David-Borha (MD Stanbic/IBTC, representing the Banking Community), Mr. Mike Osatuyi (National Secretary, IPMAN), Mr. Obafemi Olawore, Mr. Jonah Otunla (Accountant-General of the Federation), Mr. Bright Okogwu (DG, Budget Office), Mr. Reginald Stanley (Executive Secretary, PPPRA), Mrs. Aisha Waziri-Umar and Mr. Jalal Arabi.

dayokanu:

These laptop crew are just so shameless

emiye: Committee - A Group of the unwilling, picked from the unfit, to do the unnecessary

Omo_Tier1:
Prosecute those indicted already with sincerity and get a commission rolling with 6-months mandate to further clean sweep all those connected to the huge economic sabotage. I am sure most Nigerians would not be shouting 'ole' with this new committees if someone was already put to jail and the top management of the companies that comitted economic crimes against Nigeria and Nigeria are now cooling off in prisons with assests frozen and proceed from subsidy retrieved!

Mind you, when a commission's paper is adopted by GEJ's government, it can be used by any subsequent government to jail whoever is indicted!

dedeike: @ pataki, thanks for posting the link to the number of committees set up by this administration in one year. I agree with you that most of those committees are unnecessary. I don't see any reason why the govt should set up a committee for award of scholarships to post graduate students, removing unqualified persons from school, and modalities for university lecturers from having a minim qualification of PHD. I also maintain that both the rationalization committee and the blocking of leakages committee could be fused into one. However, to say that the other committees have not yielded any dividends will be a wrong reading of facts. The truth is that the present govt is interested in transformation. It is this transformation agenda that is driving these reforms. And if you want to achieve genuine reforms, you can't engage the same hands that are currently making things not to work. You must engage people from the private sector, technocrats in various fields, retired public servants who will bring their wealth of experience to bear and independent minded statesmen. That is where the committees come in. Jonathan is a human being so he can't be everywhere at the same time. He can't also entrust such sensitive assignments in the hands of present public officials, who have interest to protect. And somehow, it's working. The committee on ports did a fantastic job by sanitizing the ports. They hve reduced the number of agencies operating in the ports from 17 to 6 . Thereby easing operations at the ports. They hve also ensured that the ports begin 24 hours operations and liaised with the Lagos state Govt to get rid of the trucks that congest the roads leading to the ports.The Oronsanye led committee did a wonderful job to streamline and rationalize agencies in Nigeria. The recommendation that we should have only 35 agencies and parastatals in Nigeria is indeed a welcome development given our history of wastages and leakages due to the duplicity of MDA's. There cannot be automatic implementation of this report as most people think on this forum. The MDA's are a product of the enactment of the National Assembly. They all have laws establishing them so the National Assembly will need to repeal such establishment laws accordingly. The pension fund task force was what blew the lid on the corruption in the police pensions. With it came the massive discovery of over 125 billion scandal. And those indicted are already in court. [b][size=14pt]The committee on oil transperancy led by RIBADU is yielding results and reducing wastages. [/size][/b]The committee on airport upgrading is working in liaison with the minister of Aviation to overhaul our airports. It's evident for all to see. In Abuja, the entire domestic wing has been closed for massive reconstruction. Same for Enugu airports. Similar works are ongoing in Benin, Kano. Etc let's learn to criticize constructively with facts.

http://www.leadership.ng/nga/articles/23454/2012/05/02/our_report_oil_revenuell_soon_be_ready_ribadu.html


Former Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and the presidential candidate for the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN), Malam Nuhu Ribadu, yesterday said the report of his committee - the Petroleum Revenue Task Force would be ready soon.

Ribadu disclosed this to LEADERSHIP, during the 50th birthday ceremony of the Chairman of LEADERSHIP, Mr. Sam Nda-Isaiah in Abuja, that his 17-man committee was working assiduously to come out with its report soon.

[size=20pt]Ribadu said: “My committee is seriously working and will soon complete its assignment and submit its report.[/size] I want Nigerians to understand that my committee is different from the one of the National Assembly, because the assignments are different, but I assure Nigerians that my committee will soon submit its report.”