baslone: ̶̲̥̅̊ ♈ε̲̣̣̣̥s, time for GEJ τ̲̅ȍ do what he knows best- another commitee.

wesley80: This is where I have a problem with Ribadu; The Mallam talks too much. Why not face your own task b4 telling us what you'll do over a task you weren't given when the entire nation is eagerly awaiting the report of your own task? Haba Mallam!

baslone: ̶̲̥̅̊ ♈ε̲̣̣̣̥s, time for GEJ τ̲̅ȍ do what he knows best- another commitee.

AjanleKoko: This is not a tribal statement. Disclaimer.

But Mallams can so yarn dust in this Nigeria sha

naijababe:

I have to admit, El-Rufai came to mind after I read the headline

Pataki:

Hahahahaha

Unfortunately, you got it wrong. We have a rabid ribadu who talks faster than he thinks.

ronkebp: @Poster........if he says he can, let us give him an opportunity to, and see what we will get or the people he will fish out.

Kobojunkie:

Before or after he completes the one you already gave him to complete well over 70 days ago?

Mandelaguy: If every one of you is told to name corrupt Nigerians you have known,I bet RIbadu will not be on most of your lists and for some die hard critics,he will be on the back page......most of you making noise on this thread cannot stand beside him in the council of people with clean hands. The man has said what he believes he can do and Nigerians should not doubt him,he has a track record and non of your paymasters can hold a light to him.

Mandelaguy: If every one of you is told to name corrupt Nigerians you have known,I bet RIbadu will not be on most of your lists and for some die hard critics,he will be on the back page......most of you making noise on this thread cannot stand beside him in the council of people with clean hands. The man has said what he believes he can do and Nigerians should not doubt him,he has a track record and non of your paymasters can hold a light to him.

Moves: Wow, the average Nigerian has become such a pessimist no thanks to [size=13pt]having been let down serially by different actors in leadership position[/size]. If you guys cared to read the content and context of his statement, I believe one would see the possibility of his assertion.
The crux of his statement is government money cannot be stolen without a government accomplice(PPPRA) catch the government agent responsible and the rest will fall into place. The amount embezzled from the government coffers is too large an amount not to leave traces. I choose to read his comments as saying 'Mr President, If you want to get to the bottom of this issue, it can be done in a week, all that is required is the WILL'. Having this WILL is what is required to solve half of the country's problem especially when you read about countries like Georgia. All that is required is the WILL from the presidency.
see thisdaylive articles/ribadu-blames-pppra-for-leakages-in-fuel-subsidy-scheme/119801/

ndu_chucks: In fairness, the Ribadu committee has been under attack by lawyers and other agents of the oil cabal since the committee’s inauguration. The thieves claimed that setting up of the committees was an unconstitutional transfer of the powers of the Petroleum Minister and that of other agencies and parastatals of the ministry. They brought a suit which sought the court’s interim order restraining the said committees from exercising its duties.

It was not until June 6 before a Federal High Court in Lagos has cleared this legal hurdle that impeded the operations of the Ribadu committee. Let’s give the committee a bit more time to do the job properly.

Kobojunkie:

it's more than 30 days since june 6th. How much longer do we have to wait for the report? And we are sick and tired of the excuses for why Government and related parties should not deliver when they say.

I can't wait to read Jonathan Goodluck excuses for not keeping his vow to end Boko Haram scourge end of June.