₦airaland Forum

life imprisonment for offender

yes

my question is where is the 25k he planned to share to households to cushion the effects of subsidy removal ... embezzled already i guess ... evil Tinubu

paulGrundy:
Giving the rising price of stable food stuffs, particularly rice, what is the cheapest substitute for Rice, bread?

spaghetti 🍝

guy ! i can relate to this, your girl is in Egypt i guess cause i once had same experience and i caught my ex fucking the married male hairdresser making her dreadlock for her , never allow your woman visit a male hairdresser cause most of them are fucking most of their clients, my EX was even the one who invited the guy to her house and she forgot i have her Facebook login details so my mind just told me to log in and i discover their chat that night cause she went offline immediately the guy arrived her apartment... she started begging me to forgive 🙏 her next morning when i told her about my discovery of the chat and she denied it that the guy only came to visit, according to the whole chat is not their first meeting, a visit that make her go offline which stop me from reaching her all night because she thought am a fool , from that day the feelings i have for her just break into pieces... funniest part she still keep in touch with that guy after all my warning ⚠ that if i find something of such again that it would be final between us... las las i finally walk away from that useless girl that refuse to stop contacting her married male hairdresser....

he is just like Abacha... relooting and borrowing more and more to render Nigeria �� useless and islamise Nigeria

Tobbydhayor90:
Disclose spending details of $700m recovered loot, plans for Ibori loot, SERAP tells Buhari

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Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has urged President Muhammadu Buhari to “urgently direct Mrs Zainab Ahmed, Minister of Finance, Budget and National Planning to disclose spending details of the $700 million looted funds reportedly recovered by the Federal Government in the past four years, including the list and location of projects completed with the money, as well as details of the contractors that executed the projects.”

SERAP also urged him to “direct Mrs Ahmed to disclose how the government plans to spend the returned £4.2m Ibori loot, including details of planned capital expenditure, and whether there is any plan to ensure that the money and any future returned Ibori loot would be spent to achieve justice and effective remedies for victims of corruption in Delta State.”

The Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice Mr Abubakar Malami, SAN, had last week stated that the Federal Government recovered over $700m looted funds, disclosed the return of £4.2m linked to James Ibori, and the plan to repatriate more than £80m of Ibori loot.

In the Freedom of Information request dated 22 May, 2021 and signed by SERAP deputy director Kolawole Oluwadare, the organization said: “Disclosing spending details of the recovered $700m loot, and spending plans for the £4.2m Ibori loot would promote transparency, accountability, and be entirely consistent with your constitutional oath of office to ensure the well-being of Nigerians.”

SERAP said: “Rather than borrowing another N2.3trillion ($6.18bn) external loan, SERAP urges you to ensure a transparent and accountable use of recovered loot to fund the 2021 budget, improve the country’s economy, and address widespread poverty. This would promote a just and honest government, and ensure that recovered loot is not re-stolen at the expense of the poor.”

The letter, read in part: “SERAP therefore urges you to withdraw your latest request seeking the approval of the National Assembly to borrow another $6.1billion in the public interests, and to ensure accountable fiscal stewardship of Nigeria’s money for both current and future generations.”

“Providing the information and widely publishing the details would also enhance your government’s authority and credibility to demand the return of more looted public funds from abroad, as well as facilitate the repatriation of potentially billions of dollars still stashed in rich countries.”

“Your government has a legal obligation under the UN Convention against Corruption to ensure that recovered stolen public money is not embezzled again, and that any returned loot is spent for the benefit of the real victims of corruption—the ordinary Nigerians whose commonwealth has been stolen, and who continue to suffer the consequences of grand corruption.”

“SERAP notes that the consequences of corruption are felt by poor citizens on a daily basis. Corruption exposes them to additional costs to pay for health, water, education and administrative services. Another consequence of corruption is the growing inequality in the country, where the privileged few have access to all public resources, while the vast majority of citizens are deprived of access to public services.”

“Our requests are brought in the public interest, and in keeping with the requirements of the Nigerian Constitution 1999 [as amended]; the Freedom of Information Act, and the country’s international obligations including under the UN Convention against Corruption and the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights to which Nigeria is a state party.”

“Our requests are also entirely in line with the judgment by Justice Mohammed Idris ordering your government to widely publish up-to-date information on recovered stolen funds since the return of civilian rule in 1999. Your government has refused to obey the judgment, despite publicly promising to do so.”

“We would be grateful if the recommended measures are taken within 14 days of the receipt and/or publication of this letter. If we have not heard from you by then, SERAP shall take all appropriate legal actions to compel your government to comply with our request in the public interest.”

“As a signatory to the UN Convention against Corruption and the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights, Nigeria has committed to ensure transparent and accountable management of public resources, and unhindered access to public information. These commitments ought to be fully upheld and respected.”

“According to our information, Mr Malami recently reportedly disclosed that your government has recovered over $700 million looted funds from the United States, the United Kingdom, Bailiwick of Jersey, Switzerland, and Ireland in the past four years.”

“Mr Malami also disclosed the return of £4.2 million linked to James Ibori, former Delta state governor, and his associates. Your government is also reportedly working towards securing the repatriation of more than £80 million linked to Ibori.”

The letter was copied to Mr Malami and Mrs Ahmed.

https://serap-nigeria.org/2021/05/23/disclose-spending-details-of-700m-recovered-loot-plans-for-ibori-loot-serap-tells-buhari/

egoriboy:
Killed this just now, this cold weather is bringing a lot of them out.. Be careful folks.

this is called "BLACK MAMBA poisonous and deadly... please don't eat

if i asked this guy how much is he paying this girl as salary monthly which i know it can't be upto 15k and u are forming lord of the ring... she is your sales girl not your wife or sister, learn to mind your own business... respect people's privacy �, cause u can't show us your own privacy and u are reading someone else's own, if u can't sleep then go and drink sniper

has anyone noticed that there are two options when you are trying to block someone on WhatsApp
(a) block
(b) block and report
so if people have been blocking you with
"BLOCK and REPORT " then u are like to get banned, i think thats is the cause of your problem cause i do block and report people who disturb my life.
just like Facebook, when people keep blocking u and reporting u to facebook then your account would get BANNED.. SO be Informed !!!