₦airaland Forum

walton1: Yes declaration of asset his for public officials let's compare the assets he declared 1999 and 2007 and see that he has stolen enmass of lagos state wealth in which he used to get this properties. He is at thief and corrupt poilitician.
Let ♏ε̲̣̣̣̥ come out and tell us the

Demdem: are u aware that she is the chair of the NNPC board? she is also the chair of several oil-related boards that were indicted by the house report. She didnt start the rot no doubt but she chaired a more rotten NNPC. NPA board chair then Bode George served some time in jail for the rot he chaired on in NPA

polokor60: allison is fraud incoporated,do you need a lecture on this??

yohanna zack: A courageous step there gej boi, but dats not enof, he sack alison, have sacked members of NNPC arrestd, prosecuted and if found guilty, sentenced to prison and have their assets siezed. Then, nigerians wil knw dat he is serious to kill d hydraheaded monster calld corruption. I hail all NLS joor. Mornin to all.

bayooooooo: What really happened to 2011 subsidy funds? I am just wondering why not 2009 or 2010?
Why 2011?

2011, 2011, 2011, 2011, 2011, 2011, 2011, 2011, 2011, 2011,
2011, 2011, 2011, 2011, 2011, 2011, 2011, 2011, 2011, 2011,
2011, 2011, 2011, 2011, 2011, 2011, 2011, 2011, 2011, 2011,
2011, 2011, 2011, 2011, 2011, 2011, 2011, 2011, 2011, 2011,

Subsidy funds were used to finance 2011 elections.

ballabriggs: Again

I know Jona peeps into NL once in a while and would not disappoint.

ballabriggs: When would Jona fire Omokri and Oronto Douglas?

emiye: you mean President Tinubu, the one elected on April 16, 2011 by "22 million" nigerians

tit: Chyz* is not from the south east.
just another 'false flag'.

as per diezani,
what of the house she bought in austria?

bakila: Realy you biggotry is silly. Have yoy dealt with your thieves, the Odilis, Iboris, Alaibes, Obis, Spiff, Clerks etc. So long as we remain one Nation the challange to have a better nation is assisted by opposition. Once you have a Goverment that is produced at all levels from one political party you are in for it. More especially in a Country like ours that has no discipline. Take away there licence, Ebele.
Give it to Niger Deltans, and the conspiracy theories will settle by then.

Ufeolorun: "I don't give a damn"

Ẹ̀gbẹ́,oni Isẹ́ únọ̀

TroGunn: There's a strong possibility that what will happen to the Presidency and maybe Nigeria come 2015 could be decided by the SS. It's all about the oil and i can't see the SS allowing the North control it's oil thru a Northern Presidency, even with alliance with the West. With the BH thing done against their own GEJ, no matter how bad he's adjudged to be, no Northerner may be accepted by the SS.

Evil years ahead I fear.

Joey82: if not for anything, any shi.t the sacked management did was under her watch;
the axe should fall on her 1st

Joey82: hw abt madam madueke, when will it be her own turn?
leaving the mountains and breakin the ant hills

Olaolufred: He said Yar'adua forced him.
He doesn't give a damn t[b]o declaring his assets[/b].
Automatically has no audacity [/b]to persuade [b]or coarse any other political office holders in declaring theirs.

Ufeolorun: Who's resident here mtcheew
Anyways all this Nigeria will cease to exist soggy-talk are just bragging by agent who have finally found initially elusive power and are now very drunk with it
Ẹ̀gbẹ́!

tunapawizzy: Hmmmm what will dese hausas not do to get power? Dear hausa people, una dy seek alliance with Yoruba man abi...una never know anything. Una wan renew oil block licences wey go expire between 2015 n 2018 abi.d connivance wey una do with shell chevron n total neva do abi...God dun catch una....Yoruba man get sense we knw say all d alliance race wey una dey run now na make una renew license. D 85% of d reserves wey una dun control since 1954 dun do. Thieves. Bunch of dumb useless people. If naija still dy by 2015, we yoruba peepu go vote devil instead of voting hausa man. Just like someone said I will rada vote a gej's dead body than give u people d opportunity to renew d oilblock licenses. See dem Gusau, retired generals, same people dt got us in dis mess. N to d new generation hausas, too bad ur elders av eaten ur future with dia greed. Ur generation will remain irrelevant for a long long tym.instead of attacking churches n southerners Go and attack ur wicked n thieving leaders, kidnap IBB daughter, bomb Gusau's house, attack ATiku, bomb TY danjuma house...all dose thieves dt make more than d entire 19 northern states allocation ..attack dem stop doing stupid rankadede for dem. Wen u av used ur own hands to deal with ur greedy leaders ehen una new generation fit come forward den say una wan lead naija. Jokers

Ufeolorun: these guys are all out in full force on this thread against any arrangement that would make them irrelevant.Is it those baby oil bunkerers called militants that will make Buhari/Tinubu government ungovernable,Anu iya won se mi(i pity them mama).
Pdp must die sha
Nigeria must move on.We should restructures the country into Geo-political zones so Jonathan can be premier of the Niger-delta,i can assure you he wont 'give a damn'

[size=14pt]Jonathan fires NNPC execs, appoints successors [/size]
Published on June 26, 2012 by

Oluokun Ayorinde/Abuja

In what he described as an attempt to “further strengthen the ongoing reforms and transformation of Nigeria’s Petroleum sector, and in furtherance of efforts to achieve greater transparency and accountability in government”, President Goodluck Jonathan on Tuesday night sacked the Austin Oniwon led executive management team of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC).

The President, in a statement signed by Reuben Abati announced a new executive management team for the oil corporation which has been in the news of recent over different allegations of corrupt practices.

The incumbent Group Managing Director, Engineer. Austen Oniwon, and Mr. Michael Arokodare (outgoing Group Executive Director (Finance and Accounts), Mr. Philip Chukwu, outgoing Group Executive Director (Refineries & Petrochemicals), and Engr. Billy Agha, outgoing Group Executive Director (Engineering & Technology) are to proceed on retirement.

As contained in the statement, the new Group Managing Director of NNPC is Engr. Andrew Yakubu. Other members of the new management team include: Mr. Bernard O.N. Otti who is the new Group Executive Director (Finance and Accounts), Engr. Abiye Membere- Group Executive Director (Exploration and Production) Dr. Peter S. Nmadu – Group Executive Director (Corporate Services), Engr. Anthony Ogbuigwe – Group Executive Director (Refineries & Petrochemicals), Dr. Attahir B. Yusuf – Group Executive Director (Commercial & Investments) and Dr. David Ige – Group Executive Director (Gas & Power).

The new Group Managing Director, Engr. Andrew Yakubu graduated from the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria in 1979 with a degree in Chemical Engineering. He joined the NNPC in 1980. Positions he has held in the corporation include Managing Director of the Warri Refining and Petrochemicals Company and Group Executive Director (Exploration and Production). Engr. Yakubu is an indigene of Kaduna State and a Fellow of the Nigerian Society of Engineers.

President Jonathan has also approved the appointment of Engr. Victor Briggs as the new Managing Director of the Nigerian Petroleum Development Company (NPDC).
President Jonathan commends the outgoing directors for their service to the nation and urges the new management team to be fully committed to rapidly implementing the critical interventions needed to positively transform Nigeria’s petroleum industry.

Mr Bola Ahmed Tinubu

Former Governor of Lagos State (1999-2007)

Date of Birth: 29/03/1952
Place of Birth: Lagos

Education: St John's Primary School, Lagos; Children's Home School, Ibadan; Richard Daley College, Chicago, United States; Chicago State University, USA, 1977-79.

Career: Auditing and Management Consultant, Deloitte Haskins and Sells; Senior Auditor, Mobil Producing Nigeria; Treasurer, Mobil Producing Nigeria; Senator, Lagos West, 1992; Governor, Lagos State, 1999-2007.

Commentary: Tinubu continues to be a strong presence, both politically and financially, in the Action Congress Party. He wants to build a voting block in the south-west to boost his 2011 vice-presidential ambitions. His business interests include links to Lebanese multimillionaires Gilbert and George Chagoury, who have worked with most of the political and military class in Nigeria, including former Police Inspector General Muhammadu Dikko Yusufu and Sani Abacha.

deda: na 2day i knw say u be confirm biased ethnic bigot and a big F0OOOOOOOOOOOOOL
OLOSHI SOMEBODY