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Politics › Re: Farouk Lawan Provides Evidence Of Otedola's Attempt To Bribe Him by Beaf: 7:17pm On Jun 18, 2012
crackhouse: This is one thing this country is known for. I can see they are trying to make the investigations complex and i don't know whether this nigerian daily was paid to publish this rubbish report. Nevertheless, My questions are: 1. Why did farouk stuff some money under his cap if he actually wanted to expose otedola?. 2. Why is it that the house leadership did not say anything abt the letter farouk is claiming he gave to Mr. Speaker since that friday plenary session was basically convened to discuss the issue but instead they hurriedly passed a vote of confidence on Mr. Speaker and dismissed farouk from the two committees he use to chair. 3. Why did they dismiss farouk as the chairman of subsidy probe & house committe on education if they were actually informed abt the bribe evidence farouk is claiming it to be? And not only that, they also pledge their support to the police and promised they will not interfer in farouk's case. Now sb is coming up with useless letters and nonsense reference numbers that was probably written yesterday to confuse the people that are ready to buy. Certainly i don't buy this cos there are so many "WHYs" they can't clearify.
Beaf endorses this post. cool
Politics › Re: Farouk Lawan Provides Evidence Of Otedola's Attempt To Bribe Him by Beaf: 7:13pm On Jun 18, 2012
occam: Maybe he was indeed under pressure from Otedola and others to strike out their names. who knows. But why was Otedola trying to play Inspector Clouseau? Why not refuse to pay any extortion money and tell them to go ahead and publish the report. I believe he has the deep pocket to fight them in court. Why take part in a sham sting operation? Any smart defence lawyer will ensure the video of that sting operation is never played in court.

Both Otedola & Farouk's are lying. Their stories does not pass the smell test. Both trying to muddle the water and cover up their misdeeds.

Sadly, the report has now become discredited and Nigerians will never know the truth about corruption in the oil subsidy regime. We're back to square one!
I don't see how he could have been under pressure from Otedola whose companies do not import any items covered by the subsidy. His companies import diesel and aviation fuel, not petrol, so why would he put Lawan under pressure. The obvious truth is that Lawan turned his probe into a tool for extortion from those he didn't like or felt he could blackmail.

As for the subsidy report, it is now more worthless than toilet roll. Clearly, all the real criminals would have paid to clear their names from the list, leaving only companies that either refused to pay or could not meet the amounts requested. God knows how many companies would have been listed that like Otedola's, had absolutely nothing to do with the subsidy regime.

My suggestion is for a completely fresh probe, led by independent members of society who have proven themselves over and over to be upright. I'm talking about those like Hajia Najatu Muhammed, Prof. Wole Soyinka, Col. Umar, Keyamo, Agbakoba etc. Perhaps, we can include Gani's son who is showing radical tendencies too.
Anything short of this will fail and we need 100% success rate in liquidating that den of subsidy bastards that is sucking the nation dry.
Politics › Re: Kidnappers Grab Son Of Secretary To The Delta State Government by Beaf: 6:25pm On Jun 18, 2012
godello: Gud news! Uduaghan himself next!
This is funny in a macabre sort of way, but if Uduaghan was serving the people, nobody would have been kidnapping the family members of himself and his govt officials.
Delta pipo no de hia word! Lol!
At this rate, the entire families of Delta state government pipo will soon be kidnapped!
Politics › Re: Farouk Lawan Provides Evidence Of Otedola's Attempt To Bribe Him by Beaf: 6:20pm On Jun 18, 2012
Jarus: Time between collection of bribe(April 13 or so) and report to Police(May 9) too long to be convinced by this. It appears Faruk reported after he got wind that FO had already reported to SSSS earlier.

These documentary evidences don't add up. Plus the manner he accepted the bribe(filling his cap etc), if reports of Thisday were true, makes it look more real than an attempt to expose somebody.
Farouk did not report to the police, rather the police became interested after one of his now famous "saint Farouk" interviews, during which he told the Nation news that he and his committee were basically holy men who were dodging bribes and pressure, left right and centre.
Politics › Re: Constituents Move To Recall Farouk Lawan by Beaf(op): 11:46am On Jun 18, 2012
[quote author=al-ahamad]If you ever claim your from Kano again, may "ARADU" strike you to ur grave....bloody lying funky-fool...

At topic.....whoever is fould guilty should be help responsible nd dealt with but knw PDP won't allow dat happen and when u voice out, the'll say opposition parties are trying to bring dem down....

I just tire for dat effing country called naija.....[/quote]Which kain aradu? That dude is the funkiest mallam from Kano, fully repping on NL. cool
Maybe you come from a small place like Kaltungo na im make jolosi de hinjure you! grin

Dude, why don't you forget about PDP and realise that the power to force favourable outcomes is withing your hands? The people organising the attempt to sack Lawan are CPC and ANPP guys as the article clearly says.
If they can do it, why not us? Its time to pick ourselves up and fight for what is right for this country.
Politics › Re: How Come There Are 774 Local Govts In Nigeria When The Constitution Says 768? by Beaf(op): 11:07am On Jun 18, 2012
Ta bruv.
Politics › Re: Constituents Move To Recall Farouk Lawan by Beaf(op): 11:03am On Jun 18, 2012
For those who do not know; recalling a rep means sacking the blighter. You collect signatures and send off to INEC to kick off the process.
It is power to the people.
[size=14pt]Yes you can sack your rep.[/size] cool
Politics › Re: d by Beaf: 10:58am On Jun 18, 2012
@PointB
This is funny stuff! Can you imagine Gbawe posting the pic of a single miserable block after two damn years? shocked
Thats how on the thread where he was challenged to produce evidence of Aregbe's "massive dry season road construction across Osun in partnership with Julius Berger and funded by 50billa World Bank cojones;" he simply started posting pictures of Ghana!!!!! grin grin grin

https://www.osundefender.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/Ayegbaju-International-Modern-Market.jpg

[size=14pt]Aregbe surely laid a single miserable block! All hail the great man!!![/size]
--Beaf violently bites his cassava bread--
Shuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu! No be small sontin o!
Politics › Re: How Come There Are 774 Local Govts In Nigeria When The Constitution Says 768? by Beaf(op): 9:24am On Jun 18, 2012
^
Thanks, bruv. That explains it, I've also now found other errors in that online copy of the constitution as well. embarassed
It says "materials" intead of minerals under local govt functions!
Politics › Re: Campaign Against Your Rep Member by Beaf(op): 9:20am On Jun 18, 2012
These are the main functions of local govts according to the constitution:

Fourth Schedule
[size=14pt]
Functions of a Local Government Council[/size]


1. The main functions of a local government council are as follows:

(a) the consideration and the making of recommendations to a State commission on economic planning or any similar body on -

(i) the economic development of the State, particularly in so far as the areas of authority of the council and of the State are affected, and

(ii) proposals made by the said commission or body;

(b) collection of rates, radio and television licences;

(c) establishment and maintenance of cemeteries, burial grounds and homes for the destitute or infirm;

(d) licensing of bicycles, trucks (other than mechanically propelled trucks), canoes, wheel barrows and carts;

(e) establishment, maintenance and regulation of slaughter houses, slaughter slabs, markets, motor parks and public conveniences;

(f) construction and maintenance of roads, streets, street lightings, drains and other public highways, parks, gardens, open spaces, or such public facilities as may be prescribed from time to time by the House of Assembly of a State;


(g) naming of roads and streets and numbering of houses;

(h) provision and maintenance of public conveniences, sewage and refuse disposal;

(i) registration of all births, deaths and marriages;

(j) assessment of privately owned houses or tenements for the purpose of levying such rates as may be prescribed by the House of Assembly of a State; and

(k) control and regulation of -

(i) out-door advertising and hoarding,

(ii) movement and keeping of pets of all description,

(iii) shops and kiosks,

(iv) restaurants, bakeries and other places for sale of food to the public,

(v) laundries, and

(vi) licensing, regulation and control of the sale of liquor.


2. The functions of a local government council shall include participation of such council in the Government of a State as respects the following matters -

the provision and maintenance of primary, adult and vocational education;

(b) the development of agriculture and natural resources, other than the exploitation of minerals

(c) the provision and maintenance of health services;
and

(d) such other functions as may be conferred on a local government council by the House of Assembly of the State.
http://www.nigeria-law.org/ConstitutionOfTheFederalRepublicOfNigeria.htm
Politics › Re: Constituents Move To Recall Farouk Lawan by Beaf(op): 9:05am On Jun 18, 2012
Vykiano: he asked a question......answer him bagar
--Beaf ignores a fool--
Politics › Re: Constituents Move To Recall Farouk Lawan by Beaf(op): 8:48am On Jun 18, 2012
^
Bro, no mind dat one. Na di effect of early morning alomo bitters mixed with garri! grin

ifihearam: Na wetin concern GEJ with the recall of farouk na??
Ask that daft clown jare!
Politics › How Come There Are 774 Local Govts In Nigeria When The Constitution Says 768? by Beaf(op): 8:27am On Jun 18, 2012
[size=14pt]Chapter I
General Provisions[/size]
Part I

Federal Republic of Nigeria


1. (1) This Constitution is supreme and its provisions shall have binding force on the authorities and persons throughout the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

(2) The Federal Republic of Nigeria shall not be governed, nor shall any persons or group of persons take control of the Government of Nigeria or any part thereof, except in accordance with the provisions of this Constitution.

(3) If any other law is inconsistent with the provisions of this Constitution, this Constitution shall prevail, and that other law shall, to the extent of the inconsistency, be void.

2. (1) Nigeria is one indivisible and indissoluble sovereign state to be known by the name of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

(2) Nigeria shall be a Federation consisting of States and a Federal Capital Territory.

3. (1) There shall be 36 states in Nigeria, that is to say, Abia, Adamawa, Akwa Ibom, Anambra, Bauchi, Bayelsa, Benue, Borno, Cross River, Delta, Ebonyi, Edo, Ekiti, Enugu, Gombe, Imo, Jigawa, Kaduna, Kano, Katsina, Kebbi, Kogi, Kwara, Lagos, Nasarawa, Niger, Ogun, Ondo, Osun, Oyo, Plateau, Rivers, Sokoto, Taraba, Yobe and Zamfara.

(2) Each state of Nigeria, named in the first column of Part I of the First Schedule to this Constitution, shall consist of the area shown opposite thereto in the second column of that Schedule.

(3) The headquarters of the Governor of each State shall be known as the Capital City of that State as shown in the third column of the said Part I of the First Schedule opposite the State named in the first column thereof.

(4) The Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, shall be as defined in Part II of the First Scheduled to this Constitution.

(5) The provisions of this Constitution in Part I of Chapter VIII hereof shall in relation to the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, have effect in the manner set out thereunder.

(6) There shall be 768 Local Government Areas in Nigeria as shown in the second column of Part I of the First Schedule to this Constitution and six area councils as shown in Part II of that Schedule.

http://www.nigeria-law.org/ConstitutionOfTheFederalRepublicOfNigeria.htm
Politics › Re: PDP To Acquire Oil, Telecoms Licences To Fund Party by Beaf: 8:17am On Jun 18, 2012
ladylucky: my dear don't deceive urself MKO wud hav gone d same route ashis friend IBB, abi u no remember ITT, our leaders are just selfish. Well since it has come to this pls when will PDP shares be on the market to buy, atleast I know that my investment will be protected by the presidency. Besides I need my DIVIDENDS of democracy.
The accounts of all political parties are audited by INEC. The story is false and targetted at hate-filled fools like oyb.
You can obtain the latest audit from INEC:
http://www.inecnigeria.org/inec-publishes-audited-accounts-of-political-parties/
Politics › Re: PDP To Acquire Oil, Telecoms Licences To Fund Party by Beaf: 8:06am On Jun 18, 2012
oyb: this is the best we can get from the gej is reforming the pdp monkey

good to see the him showing the colours we have always known him for

rather than cringe with shame over the disgraceful plan to transiytion nigeria into pdp inc, he is mumbling about 'our oil'

is this not the same monkey who has been telling us pdp is the only truly national party?

enjoy your nationalist wasting of nigeria's resources
--Beaf ignores the fool thats desperately seeking for notice--
Politics › Re: A Horrible Dream I Had After Praying For Nigeria by Beaf: 8:04am On Jun 18, 2012
illitrate having illiterate dreams! Lol!
Bros, take di advice and drink agbo.
Politics › Re: Constituents Move To Recall Farouk Lawan by Beaf(op): 7:35am On Jun 18, 2012
nuclearboy: And what if GEJ is found culpable in any "theft"? Will your voice still suppot his impeachment or "recall"?

Cos what's good for the goose....
Bro, are you against the recalling of Lawan? If not, why your diversions?
Curious stuff! grin
Politics › Re: Really Missing OBJ by Beaf: 6:33am On Jun 18, 2012
moremi2008: Jonathan is pathetically weak. This should come as no surprise because the man has very limited real leadership experience, especially at the national level. Nigerians are paying dearly for this inexperience. OBJ was most likely 10 times more corrupt than Jonathan but his tenure was relatively peaceful; people will always choose peace over probity, any day.

I don't see a real way forward for Nigeria unless the South is ready to make peace with perpetual Northern leadership or Nigeria splits up. It's only a matter of time before something forces us all to make a choice. The North is never going to be at ease with a Southerner in power.
You think Obj's tenure was peaceful for people in Zaki Biam, Odi and the Niger Delta?
I feel like strangling people who talk this kind of crap. angry

As for any section of the country becoming a slave to the other, you might as well gain experience of slavery between now and 2015 by selling yourself to a ritualist or whatever. After your exprience has pounded common sense into your empty skull, come and tell us your views on 2015 again.
Politics › Re: PDP To Acquire Oil, Telecoms Licences To Fund Party by Beaf: 6:26am On Jun 18, 2012
kunlekunle: you need to define where you belong

nigeria or delta
The oil belongs to the Niger Delta. Any region talking about coming to invest in oil will be treated like a thief. cool
Politics › Re: Pictures Of Bombings In Zaria And Kaduna by Beaf: 6:24am On Jun 18, 2012
ndu_chucks, stop pretending not to have seen my response.

Rewind...

[quote author=ndu_chucks]Sam_Ikenna, I call it exactly as I see it. It is clear to me that there is a political component to the BH issues and a lot of the violence is directly related to the violation of the power sharing agreement which has kept us together as a nation for decades. GEJ's announcement that he will not run in 2015 will have an immediate positive impact in the management of the BH debacle. The truth is bitter, but remains the truth.[/quote]This post is daft, foolish, thoughtless, wicked and abominably evil.

I wonder why the d!otic "power sharing" doesn't work in a party like CPC? Or why you dunces haven't taken your power sharing argument to APGA or ACN.
Do the almajiri's share this power you are talking about or are they simply allowed to multiply and fester like a running sore, while you core-Northern elite stuff your accounts with dollar loot of gargantuan proportions? Is it not the same evil-mindedness that has seen you employ boko haram as a political tool? Unfortunately for you, it is a failure and has made Southerners and Middle Belter's very wary of all core-Northern politicians. Forget about 2015, repent off evil and repair your broken and highly unequal societies.
Politics › Re: Pictures Of Bombings In Zaria And Kaduna by Beaf: 5:35am On Jun 18, 2012
[quote author=ndu_chucks]Sam_Ikenna, I call it exactly as I see it. It is clear to me that there is a political component to the BH issues and a lot of the violence is directly related to the violation of the power sharing agreement which has kept us together as a nation for decades. GEJ's announcement that he will not run in 2015 will have an immediate positive impact in the management of the BH debacle. The truth is bitter, but remains the truth.[/quote]This post is daft, foolish, thoughtless, wicked and abominably evil.

I wonder why the d!otic "power sharing" doesn't work in a party like CPC? Or why you dunces haven't taken your power sharing argument to APGA or ACN.
Do the almajiri's share this power you are talking about or are they simply allowed to multiply and fester like a running sore, while you core-Northern elite stuff your accounts with dollar loot of gargantuan proportions? Is it not the same evil-mindedness that has seen you employ boko haram as a political tool? Unfortunately for you, it is a failure and has made Southerners and Middle Belter's very wary of all core-Northern politicians. Forget about 2015, repent off evil and repair your broken and highly unequal societies.
Politics › Re: Campaign Against Your Rep Member by Beaf(op): 5:17am On Jun 18, 2012
[quote author=ndu_chucks]No one will take you seriously until you call your uncle GEJ, the commander-in-chief of the armed forces, and his party to account.[/quote]Bro, why are you stammering, meandering and staggering?
What about asking me to call only Ijaw people to order, or SS people as at least one of your fellow hypocrites has done on this page?

Why don't you simply take yourself "seriously" and get your local politians to be accountable?
Would you and your people not benefit from that, or is your real aim not to keep the proceeds to your pocket flowing, while generating almajiri's and other deprived citizens? These people are the direct responsiblility of your local politicians.

You are very funny and most likely just scared of what a demand for accountability would mean for your pocket. Its the same as one of the deraillers from the front page, he has several members of his immediate and extended family in ACN (with at least one or two in the NASS grin).

Defenders of darkness, make una de expose una selves.
Politics › Re: Eze Ndi Igbo Parliamentary Office - Constitutional Conference in Progress... by Beaf: 5:04am On Jun 18, 2012
noiseless: I believe that there is a also a need to reach out to those our church going brothers/sisters by making their "religious leaders" to join hands get involved in the movement and use their position to tell their congregations the truth, about the need is it for us to understand the roles our socalled reprensentatives play in our lives and how dangerous it is to ignore them to do whatever they like with the position of power. Since most of them do listen very much to those PASTORS AND PREACHERS then it is not a sin for their congregations to know that any politician in power or in opposition who lost touch with the common people after any election should not be allowed to continue to spit on us, cos the people are the real power unless their MEN OF GOD are deceiving them and doing business with those thieving politicians, either by not letting them know that there are things which requare prayers and things that simply need questioning and pressurizing their political leaders or are just enemies of their progress, whichever way it is our people have to know the power they have in their hands and how to effectively use it to better their lives collectively. Also our brothers who are into trade or other occupations as many of them are already members of one union or another they should be targeted as well, and not leaving out the traditionalist believers too they should be reached out to as well.
You would need to be very selective of which churches to speak to. Many churches serve as money laundering platforms for politicians, so you could end up walking into an ambush.
Politics › Re: Campaign Against Your Rep Member by Beaf(op):
Hmmmmm!
Quite clearly, the message to hold local officials accountable to the people is really frightening to some! I wonder why? shocked
This is the season to discover NL's pretenders, hypocrites and slimeballs (for they are many).


It is not a new message, but something many of us have always preached here on NL. So, why is it sending some into a glazed eyed stupor and others into a frenzied panic? Why would our resident hypocrites keep attempting to derail the thread, right from page one? Hmmmmm! It is easy to see that this time they are scared of the determination behind the effort. I will advice them to not just be scared, but to start running and seeking where to hide, because the streets are gonna rise and kick butt. cool

Today, I have published the details of the 360 reps. It will be followed by the details of the nearly 800 LG bosses (at least their names and wards).
These folk can't just continue chopping awuf and doing fuckall. I will repeat, whether "APGA, ACN, CPC, PDP, LP or DPP; Urhobo, Efik, Hausa, Edo, Igbo, Birom, Yoruba, Afemai..." We don't give a damn. They MUST be called to account. cool
Politics › Re: Really Missing OBJ by Beaf: 4:32am On Jun 18, 2012
^
You sound like a raving psycho, bro.
The fact that I am not Reno Omokri makes that doubly worse.
Politics › Re: Constituents Move To Recall Farouk Lawan by Beaf(op): 4:30am On Jun 18, 2012
It is quite clear that some NLers are stark raving mad. embarassed
Anyways, make I face topic jare!

[quote author=Kilode?!]Have they found the money?[/quote]I don't think finding the money should stop the man from being recalled. In fact, at least 80% of the members across all parties need to be recalled.

By the dictate of the constitution, those people are meant to represent the people at the grassroots. But how many of us can point to a rep that represents the interests of our town or village? How many of us can point to a rep we can visit and discuss local issues with, in the hope that they will be our voice at the national level?

We need to change the way things are done in this country and that can only be done by energising the grassroots.
Politics › Re: Constituents Move To Recall Farouk Lawan by Beaf(op): 1:14am On Jun 18, 2012
Even though this is the opposition parties playing opportunistic politics, this is exactly what we should all be doing to any reps that simply go to the house to say "aye" whenever bribes, loot and moral depravity are floating around.
Politics › Constituents Move To Recall Farouk Lawan by Beaf(op): 1:09am On Jun 18, 2012
[size=14pt]Nigeria: U.S.$3 Million Bribery Scandal - Constituents Move to Recall Farouk Lawan[/size]
By Chika Otuchikere, Shuaib Shuaib, and Salisu Ibrahim, 17 June 2012

Embattled member of the House of Representatives Hon. Farouk Lawan is facing a fresh battle from his constituents over his alleged involvement in the $3 million bribery scandal rocking the House: some of his constituents are plotting to initiate his recall from the House.

The lawmaker was released on bail yesterday after two days of incarceration by the Nigeria Police Force over his involvement in the bribery scandal.

However, investigations by LEADERSHIP SUNDAY in the lawmaker's constituency of Shanono/Bagwai federal constituency of Kano State showed that some of his constituents had already commenced the compilation of signatures for onward transmission to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) for the representative's recall.

LEADERSHIP SUNDAY investigations also revealed why the leadership of the House of Representatives 'sacrificed' the embattled lawmaker during their emergency session on Friday.

Hon. Lawan was removed as the chairman of the ad-hoc committee on the petroleum subsidy and chairman, House Committee on Education.

It was learnt that the leadership of the House took that decision because Hon. Lawan failed to confide in them nor did he carry the members of his committee along all through his transactions in the alleged scandal.

"Hon. Lawan did not carry any of his colleagues along in what transpired. We cannot vouch for him. We are not even sure whether he is with us or with the executive arm of government. Let him sort himself out. The credibility of the whole House cannot be called into question because of the alleged act of one member," a source in the House said.

This is even as politicians in the opposition Congress for Progressive Change (CPC) and the All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP)are taking full advantage of Lawan's travails and are seeking signatories from his Shanono/Bagwai federal constituency for a petition to begin the process of his recall.

Some of the politicians who spoke with our correspondent in Kano said that Farouk's action has portrayed Kano State in bad light, even though it has been one of the leading progressive states that has been advancing the cause of the common man in the area of politics for a very long time.

A former House of Representatives aspirant of the Congress for Progressive Change [CPC] for Fagge constituency in the last general election, Shuaibu Abubakar Fagge, condemned the action of the lawmaker and hailed the action of the legislators that suspended him from the chairmanship of the committee, saying that what the House did was "in order, proper and followed the due process of the law".

Abubakar, however, subscribed to the commencement of recall process of the lawmaker to allow easy flow of investigation into the matter since, according to him, Farouk's action has exposed how PDP has been thriving on illegality and giving democracy a bad name.

"Farouk should be recalled, then prosecuted in order to face the consequence of his action," Abubakar said.

He called for a thorough probe into the bribery scandal because, "Nigerians will love to see how the lawmaker that has been presenting himself as leader of the Integrity Group will stoop so low to demand for a bribe. Let the whole truth come out and everyone involved in the bribery scandal identified and their names made public," he said.

According to him, the law is very clear that whoever is facing serious allegation of fraudulent practice has to give way and allow the law to take its course. "That's why I hailed what the House did by first suspending him from the chairmanship position he held, now he should be prosecuted," he added.

Secretary of the ANPP, Alhaji Rabi'u Bako said that Farouk's action has demonstrated how PDP has been responsible for corrupt practices in the country since the return of democracy in the country in 1999.

"It is evident that Farouk did not win the last election. That has been the case with him in all the elections he contested in the past. He'd not win, but he would be declared winner through illegal means. Now he has sown a seed and is reaping the fruits of what he sowed," Bako said.

The ANPP scribe, wanted immediate recall of the lawmaker, while the INEC holds a fresh election to fill in the vacant position, as the police arrange for his prosecution before a court of law for him to defend himself before the court.

However, Alhaji Ali Kakako Commander, one of the PDP leaders in Bagwai, said that the lawmaker is on his own, as far as the allegation of bribery is concerned, since his people did not send him to the House to promote illegality.

Commander said that even though Lawan has been outspoken in the House, his constituency has suffered a great deal since there had been no dividend of democracy in the area in the last 13 years.

"We have not started feeling his impact as our representative from this local government. He has only been good to himself and he has been accused of corrupt practice, so let him defend himself. When you talk of quality representative one can say he is good, but with what happened now, I think he was just a self-serving man," he said.

Meanwhile, the embattled lawmaker was yesterday released from police custody after two days in detention over his role in the $3million bribery scandal that engulfed the ad-hoc committee that investigated the fuel subsidy regime which he chaired.

He was granted bail yesterday afternoon after meeting bail conditions imposed by the police. The lawmaker, however, is to report at the police station on a daily basis while the investigation lasted.

Deputy force public relations officer, CSP Frank Mba, confirmed his release in a telephone chat with our correspondent. He said that the lawmaker may be prosecuted, depending on the outcome of their investigation. He refused to disclose the bail conditions.

http://allafrica.com/stories/201206170341.html
Politics › Re: Really Missing OBJ by Beaf: 1:04am On Jun 18, 2012
[quote author=PROUD-IGBO]^^^Peeps like the above poster are a God-send to the bokos: 'bomb and terrorize them enough and we just might achieve our aim'.[/quote]I think the right word is "coward."
Politics › Re: Why The Hate?? by Beaf: 12:55am On Jun 18, 2012
@OYINBOGOJU

Why are you hauling personal insults at CAMEROONPRIDE? Is it because he is a Cameroonian?
In one word, that is racism.

The behaviour of many NLers is a shocking disgrace.
Politics › Re: ACN Now Working With The Same IBB That Yorubas Hate: Wonders Of The 21st Century by Beaf: 12:39am On Jun 18, 2012
Germannig: Who talks say politics no be blind game? The more you look the less you see.
Exactly! The Babangida that annulled June 12 and led to the death of MKO!
There's no real surprise though, as Tinubu is widely rumoured as one of those who betrayed MKO.
Politics › Re: ACN Now Working With The Same IBB That Yorubas Hate: Wonders Of The 21st Century by Beaf: 12:32am On Jun 18, 2012
Ufeolorun: Shocking trash like this justifies Acn's disregard for the Awo family.Tribune huh Korda! embarassed
Yes, ACN has taught you to spit on what is sacred. Little more can be expected from the followers of a drug baron.
Keep spitting on Awo's name.

ACN, party of choice for NURTW types. angry

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