IpobExposed: You know last time I posted a thread Buhari in a mortuary posted by The independent journal newspaper of IPOB.
After that IPOB have released a video with pictures compilation. With Buhari typed R.I.P
Photoshop pictures of Buhari in a hospital with life support. Of Buhari in a mortuary. Photoshop pictures of Buhari corpse carried for burial in London. Photoshop pictures of Buhari with rotten skin and lots more.
Watch posted and edited by Radio Biafra London admin
We haven't heard him call for the destruction of Nigeria and no new hate messages against the other tribes since his bail release. That's an improvement.
IgboticGirl: Some times wen I look at how people behave lately I just shake my head
If u come to Enugu , ebonyi abia etc u will two or more communities own by Hausa u will even think is kano or sokoko state, but u can never hear Igbos shout or make noise asking people to live there land so as to other tribe in igbo land
But my point here is pls igbos vacate north and equally south west, kaa aku anyi ruo unu
Maybe you didn't hear Nnamdi Kanu in one of his videos say Islam will not be allowed in Biafra?
IpobExposed: I am using my last money to stop this people. Paying YouTube day by day to get views.
If you want to contact me send Biafraudd@gmail.com remove one d.
watch me introducing my newspaper here
Keep it up bro. With the amount of abuse you are getting, it shows that you are doing something right. You are entitled to your opinion as long as no law is broken.
Ucheosefoh: "Stella Oduah alleged to have bought bullet proof cars for her ministry at the cost of N255M, Nigerians mostly the opposition then being APC called for her head and she was eventually sacked by the Former President Goodluck Jonathan, today the current minister of Finance Ms Kemi Adeosun spent N17b to furnish her ministry in this critical time of recession the country is in, no noise about it. has been heard. My question: where is the integrity the APC and by extension the executive arm of government claimed to have? Is this So-called anti- corruption war targeted on selected few who are not members of the ruling party? What happened to our so-called press that flagged the Stella Oduh scandal? Why has the average Nigerian gone dumb this time around. Finally, I urge the legislators to ensure detailed and proper investigation on this issue, it must not be allowed to be swept under the carpet."-
- Pepple Princewill
I hope you know that the allegation centred on N17b spent between 2011 and 2017. This has nothing to do with Adeosun.
ABUJA — THE House of Representatives Committee on Public Procurement investigating the pre-shipment inspection contract, yesterday, unearthed five ghost companies, which benefitted from N17 billion consultancy fees between 2011 and 2017 .
Chairman of the committee, Oluwole Oke, who disclosed this, yesterday, read the riot act to all ministers and accounting officers of Ministries, Departments and Agencies, MDAs, saying: “The shortest way to Kuje prison is through breach of procurement laws.”
Apparently disturbed over the slow pace of the investigative hearing, members vowed to unearth those behind the contract scam and resolved to invite Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, former Minister of Finance and Jonah Otunla, former Accountant-General of the Federation, AGF, to appear before the House on June 6, 2017 over alleged infractions in the Public Procurement Act, 2007.
Those also summoned by the House Committee on Public Procurement are Steve Oronsaye, former Head of Service, and Kemi Adeosun, Minister of Finance, to ascertain their roles in the payment of N17 billion to pre-shipment inspectors and monitors of oil terminals between 2011 and 2017.
The members in session decried the discrepancies between the submissions made by Federal Ministry of Finance and Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN.
They observed that of the 12 pre-shipment inspectors and two monitors, which benefitted from the N17 billion, seven were appointed in line with due process, while five were appointed through the back door.
Oke, however, stressed the need for overhaul of the entire process, noting that a former governor of Bauchi State and former member of the House of Representatives, who was part of those who promulgated the procurement law, were sentenced to five years imprisonment.
He noted further that a former chairman of Nigerian Ports Authority, NPA, was also sentenced to two years imprisonment on the breach of procurement legislation before the Supreme Court intervened.
Perm Sec denies knowledge of N17bn payment
While responding to questions, Isa Dutse, Permanent Secretary, who denied knowledge of the N17 billion payment to the pre-shipment inspectors and monitors, said: “I have to confirm further. I’m not familiar with those payments but the Director of Finance is here. I have to personally check.”
On her part, the Director of Finance, Mrs Siyanbola, who aligned with the Permanent Secretary’s position, noted that the CBN was administratively in charge of managing the NESS fund.
In his ruling on the motion for summoning the Minister of Finance, Oke directed the minister to submit presidential approvals for extension of the pre-shipment inspection contract, agreement with the contractors, performance records, based on which the payments were approved as well as pre-shipment budget and procurement plan.
He also mandated the Minister and Permanent Secretary of Federal Ministry of Finance to set up a technical team to enable the committee inspect the oil terminals and pre-shipment facilities.
The chairman further noted that the ongoing investigative hearing was aimed at strengthening existing institutions and amend relevant legislative frameworks that would aid transparency, accountability and fight against corruption in the country.
The Osun-born lawmaker explained that there was need for thorough probe of the entire pre-shipment inspection process, disclosing that all the submissions made by various agencies and operators were at variance, hence the need to scrutinise the entire process.
He said the CBN and Department of Petroleum Resources, DPR, through their submissions, were at variance on whether or not the appointed pre-shipment inspectors were necessary and whether or not the exercise was carried out by the inspectors and monitors.
Biafra: FG may ask court to revoke Nnamdi Kanu’s bail
Published June 3, 2017
Ade Adesomoju and Gbenro Adeoye
The Federal Government may ask the Federal High Court in Abuja to revoke the bail granted to the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, Mr. Nnamdi Kanu, on grounds of alleged breach of the conditions of the bail granted him in April, Saturday PUNCH has learnt.
Top sources in the Federal Ministry of Justice, the body prosecuting the IPOB leader, told our correspondent on the condition of anonymity because they had no authority to speak to journalists on the matter, that alleged breaches of the bail conditions by Kanu were being noted.
They said the prosecuting authorities were taking records of the alleged breaches, reviewing them and would take “the necessary step at the appropriate time.”
Part of the major conditions of the bail which Justice Binta Nyako had granted Kanu on April 25, 2017, included prohibition from granting press interview.
The judge also barred Kanu from participating in any rally and warned that he should never be found in any crowd of more than 10 persons.
One of the sources in the Federal Ministry of Justice in Abuja, said although without going into details, “Kanu had been found to have flouted some of the conditions (he was given).”
The source added, “We are taking note of his conducts which were in breach of the conditions of the bail granted him.
“We are reviewing them and we will take the necessary action at the appropriate time.”
When asked if part of “the necessary steps” would be to ask for the revocation of the bail, the source said “of course, the consequence of any breach of bail conditions is the revocation of the bail.”
When pressed to give details of the noticed breaches, one of the sources said, “It will not be appropriate to reveal the details now.
“But anybody who has been following the events would clearly see the breaches.”
The trial resumes on July 11.
Although, his co-accused had also filed separate bail applications, Kanu was the only one granted bail, among the four defendants standing trial on charges bordering on Biafra agitation.
The other accused persons charged along with Kanu were the National Coordinator of IPOB, Mr. Chidiebere Onwudiwe; an IPOB member, Benjamin Madubugwu, and a former Field Maintenance Engineer seconded to the MTN, David Nwawuisi.
After the judge struck out six out of the 11 counts preferred against the defendants on March 1, 2017, the defendants were left with five charges.
The charges included conspiracy and treasonable felony by allegedly conspiring among themselves to broadcast on Radio Biafra agitation for the secession of Republic of Biafra from Nigeria.
They were also accused of improper importation of goods and illegal possession of firearms.
Among the charges was also publication of defamatory matter by allegedly referring to the then President-elect, Maj-Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), and now President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, as “a paedophile, a terrorist, an idiot, and an embodiment of evil” in a broadcast on Radio Biafra on April 28, 2015.
Justice Nyako had after the case was transferred to her denied bail to all the four defendants.
But they filed their bail applications again after part of the charges preferred against them were struck out by the court.
In her ruling on April 25, 2017, Justice Nyako only granted bail on health grounds to Kanu, who had been in detention since 2015.
The judge, however, barred the IPOB leader from granting press interview while on bail.
The judge also gave a stern warning to the defendant not to participate in any rally or be found in a crowd of more than 10 persons in the course of the bail.
She ordered Kanu to submit to the court monthly reports on his health status while on bail.
Justice Nyako noted that she had observed that Kanu always had to sit down in the dock whenever he appeared in court, a development which she said could be an indication that he was suffering from an ailment that could not be treated in prison.
She therefore granted bail in the sum of N100m with three sureties in like sum.
Kanu has been receiving visitors since his release from Kuje Prison, where he had spent 18 months in detention.
Last weekend, Kanu had addressed a crowd of supporters, who were more than 10, at his father’s palace in Abia State as his father is the traditional ruler of Isiama Afara community in the state.
Three days later, Al Jazeera published an interview where Kanu was quoted as describing his bail conditions as too stringent and saying, “I don’t care”, when asked if the interview could put him in trouble.
“It’s like asking me not to breathe. I can’t go outside to call for a press conference. I can’t go on Biafra Radio to broadcast. I can’t allow large groups of people to basically congregate outside to see me,” he had reportedly added.
The IPOB leader had also declared a sit-at-home campaign in the South-East on Tuesday to protest against alleged marginalisation of the region by the Federal Government.
Meanwhile, a group, South-East Peoples Assembly, in a letter signed by its President, Prince Chukwuemeka Okorie, had on Wednesday, asked the court to revoke Kanu’s bail for violating its conditions.
Some bail conditions unconstitutional, says Kanu’s lawyer
When contacted on Friday, Kanu’s lawyer, Mr. Ifeanyi Ejiofor, said it was not for the prosecution to determine whether or not his client had violated the bail conditions.
Ejiofor said it was the exclusive responsibility of the court to decide whether or not the bail conditions had been violated. He, however, added that some of the conditions the defendant was being touted to have violated were unconstitutional.
He promised to file an application to set aside the “unconstitutional” bail conditions.
Ejiofor said, “It doesn’t lie in their power to determine whether he has breached the bail conditions or not.
“The court gave the bail on supplementary and other main terms. The court knows the terms on which it granted the bail.
“I have been able to clarify this issue – the fact that the court said he cannot be found in the crowd of more than 10 persons does not mean he cannot go to church; it does not mean he cannot entertain visitors in his house.
“It is on that note that we are going to file an application to vacate those terms.
“I can tell you that the court is fully aware that he would attend church and he would receive family members.
“These are his rights under the fundamental human rights in Chapter 4 of the Constitution.”
Reacting to allegations of his client granting press interviews in breach of his bail conditions, Ejiofor said, “Freedom of expression is part of the rights he (Kanu) is entitled to under the Constitution.
“We are filing an application before the court to set aside the terms that are clearly in violation of the Constitution.
That's it bro, read and comprehend..SE senators should form a strong alliance with the SW senators,
Senator Hope Uzodima from Imo State said: “If we approve a bill like this, states like Zamfara, Imo, Enugu and others will begin to ask for support and assistance. I think we should look at the assets in Lagos State and see how the Federal Government can assist Lagos state to augment what it is doing.”
If that is the case, then it should be a walk in the park to achieve the disintegration in the house of assembly since Yoruba legislators will be in the minority. Let the legislative process begin.
What happened to "We will turn Nigerian into another Somalia"?
The prison stint has actually worked. Now he and his people can sit down and map out a legislative process to achieve their objectives of a new country.
overall90: Which fire? Go and sit inside gutter. Didn't you see where the man said he doesn't care.
What is a gutter?
I know the man doesn't care. I wonder why he agreed to those bail conditions and left his brothers behind in Kuje after boasting that he won't leave them? Help me understand?
koralink: I would not be surprised if in the next court appearance date the bail is revoked and Nnamdi Kanu returned to Kuje prison.IPOB will then be shouting of marginalisation and when nobody listen to them,they will start their usual bragado and useless chest-beating.
Exactly my point. And the government is just sitting quietly compiling evidence of the times and occasions he has flouted his bail conditions. The guy and his advisers are playing with fire and have been wrongly advised.
Kanu has actually forgotten that his bail might be revoked at his next court appearance. Nobody is going to go and arrest him on the streets of Aba but they will wait till he is back in court. Big mistake by him and his advisers.
And this is the koko of the matter. Everything else is a waste of energy and resources.
“As things stand, restructuring requires amending the constitution to accommodate referendum or, in the alternative, a constitutional amendment to the 1999 constitution, which in this case must be supported by majority of legislators in 24 states of the federation as enshrined in Section 9 of the constitution.
OreMI22: Don't worry about that lazy abookis! The only reason they want to stay in a "country" with Igbos thay hate so much is OIL. So they can cheat other from their resources.
How many countries with oil are rich? With all the oil theft abookis have stolen since independence, where is Fulaniland today?
SE needs freedom to govern itself and build its institutions. Afonja and Abookis should continue snooping around for who's oil to steal.
The Afonja's and Aboki's are generating decent income locally compared to the SE. Don't believe the hype.
It would have been better if you posted a copy of the exact page the entry was made. The money was listed for Honorarium and Sitting Allowance, which infers that the money was for payments for other people and not Buhari.
Odingo1: You really believe in this IGR scam,nawa for you ,you should know that the higher the state IGR the poorer the citizens living in it,double taxation is not good for poor third world country like Nigeria where millions of people go bed wothout food.
So you prefer your states to be living off handouts from the FG?
Tundeiab: APC'S Federal Government is a deep pit of corruption
Before they come with their new narrative of "Jonathan approved the money", let me ask them these simple questions:
1. Why's the Date Stamps on the CASH all from April 2016?
2. How could Jonathan administration that ended on May 29, 2015 approved money for the National Intelligence Agency (NIA) and the money was released this month?
3. Is it possible that the cash were grants voted for Presidential Initiative for North East (PINE)?
4. Who owns the building and the apartment where the cash was found?
I still dey come...
~ Lere Olayinka
Date stamps in 2016? How did Lere know this? From the same video everybody else has seen? Didn't the same Lere and Wike say the money was from Rivers State coffers when Amaechi as governor sold the state's gas turbines?
Keep it up bro. The world must know the kind of person Nigeria is dealing with. Most of these recordings will be used as evidence against him in due course.
Politics › Re: Thread For Buhari's Hate Speeches (post Links And Screenshots) by amc: 4:32pm On Aug 03, 2017
,you should know that the higher the state IGR the poorer the citizens living in it,double taxation is not good for poor third world country like Nigeria where millions of people go bed wothout food.