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Franklyspeakin:
He would simply apologize and his since will be forgiven and a mere 6 months bank would be given. In Nigeria now once you commit a crime simply apologize and join APC they will protect you

Ofunaofu:
The kind of anyhowness going on under Tinubu is actually insane. Nigeria has never seen this level of disorder passed off as governance

SocialJustice:
Tinubu opened his eyes and made a man with video evidence threatening to kill people during election to head NERC, such a sensitive office controlling power.

cr7lomo:
They were absolutely right suspending her ...ahead should also be prosecuted forbbeing reckless ... she knew k1 was still on the tarmac...she was angry that he poured part of the substance on her ... and her anger would have cost loss of lives cos K1 wasn't the only person on ground... at least 2 ground crew officials could have lost their lives if the dint dodge ... if she tried this abroad, she would be banned from flying and arrested...

kingbee90:
Yinmu!!

That agbero man in Aso-rock will not allow k1 to be arrested.

They say "show me your friend & I'll tell you who you are".
Both of them are friends. If k1 could display that show of shame at that airport, you can imagine what the so-called sophisticated Bulaba can display.
No wonder he publicly asked his supporters to "snatch it & run with it" while cameras were running.

givedemwotowoto:
Interesting. If she got all clear for take off then I think she should have NEVER been suspended, the people that cleared her to take off should be the ones to answer query. They should’ve gotten security to arrest and remove K1 safely out of the scene beforehand. I’m of the opinion that it was ok to delay the flight and get a potential threat out of the way first.

Abuja-based human rights lawyer, Pelumi Olajengbesi, has called on the Federal Government to establish an independent committee to oversee the disbursement of 753 duplexes recently recovered by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission and handed over to the Federal Ministry of Housing.

The EFCC chairman, Ola Olukoyede, had on Tuesday, May 20, 2025, officially handed over the 753 housing units located at Plot 109, Cadastral Zone C09, Lokogoma District, Abuja, to the Minister of Housing and Urban Development, Ahmed Dangiwa.

The estate, covering 150,500 square metres and consisting of duplexes and other apartments, was recovered following a final forfeiture order issued on December 2, 2024, by Justice Jude Onwuegbuzie of the Federal Capital Territory High Court in Abuja.

In a statement on Wednesday, Olajengbesi called for the establishment of an independent committee comprising certified estate valuers, auditors, civil society organisations, respected activists, lawyers, religious leaders, dedicated EFCC officers, and officials of the Housing Ministry to guarantee an equitable and transparent disbursement process.

He said, “Special commendation to the EFCC boss Ola Olukoyede for his transparent and selfless disposition in the recovery of loot so far.

“However, the work of the anti-graft agency is not done with the handover to the Ministry of Housing. Given the intractable corruption and lack of transparency and accountability that has become an ugly trademark in most ministries of government, the EFCC should painstakingly monitor the allocation of the recovered loot. This would go a long way to ensuring that cronies of government officials are not the only ones who would usurp the recovered duplexes

“Also, an independent committee should be set up to include certified estate valuers, auditors, civil society organisations, respected activists, lawyers, religious leaders, diligent EFCC officers and officials of the Housing Ministry. This is to ensure high-level transparency and accountability in the process.”

The lawyer warned that without a transparent process, the disbursement of the houses could be manipulated to benefit only the cronies of government officials.

He emphasised the need for continued EFCC oversight even after the official handover to the Ministry of Housing.

“Given the intractable corruption and lack of transparency and accountability that has become an ugly trademark in most ministries of government, the EFCC should painstakingly monitor the allocation of the recovered loot.

“This would go a long way in ensuring that cronies of government officials are not the only ones who would usurp the recovered duplexes,” he said.

crownfierce:
Rubbish, u posted here. A man that has fought tooth and nail to ensure there is tax reform so we can maximise other revenue potentials. It’s obvious you don’t know Tinubu.. u re just playing opposition blindly

nothingspoil70:
Apostle of doom, you intentionally decided not to see any positive development going on in the country. Let me remind you that whatever you see is what you will get in this country; if all you see is calamity and doom,that's what you will get; If on the other hand you are positive and see a lot of opportunities, that is what you will get. As we speak, people are still making their money in this country and they are thriving as well. My advice to you is to change your midset and start being positive.

helinues:
Stop creating meaningless threads.
Nigeria can't be burning make you still have time to be creating threads daily.
The acclaimed bullionaires who understand hardship than those who are experiencing it
Save us the emotional ranting

Dotherightthing:
Are you mad

DrDoc:
Talk about the eroded purchasing powerToal erosion of middle class