₦airaland Forum

DedeNkem:
Wow, just wow! You're as illiterate and ignorant as they come. Why not attend English classes first before rushing to NL to throw in an incoherent and st*upid post.

When you marry, your wife is not your property. She only agreed to be with you and be called your wife because of the love she has for you. She can divorce you at any time she wants. It's also your wife's decision to either stay faithful to you or not. No law stops anyone from cheating because it's not a crime in the eyes of law! That she agrees to be your wife doesn't give you right to beat her or treat her inhumanely in any way, shape, or form. You either forgive her or you seek divorce.

The above is also applicable to any husband. A husband can cheat or be faithful if he wishes. When he cheats his wife has no right to kill him or treat him inhumanely. She only has two options - to forgive or divorce.

Marriage is not a forced union or slave trade, the two parties involved can either protect their marriage or destroy it. It's their choice.

natas22:
Those two don't know there rights the soldier doesn't have the right to treat them this way. What the two did is totally wrong but they don't deserve such humiliation.


They suppose to sue the soldier

nnamdibig:
The removal of the Managing Director of the Asset Management Company of Nigeria (AMCON), Mustafa Chike-Obi, by President Muhammadu Buhari Tuesday was prompted by alleged cumulative offences committed by the former MD and his team, administration insiders and former members of the company’s board have told PREMIUM TIMES.

“The president has been inundated by complaints about the politicisation of AMCON by its leadership and the lack of transparency in the disposition of assets,” a presidency source said.

“The President had to act to halt the drift in the organisation, and restore efficiency and independence to its operations.”

This newspaper also learnt that the Ahmed Joda-led Transition Committee reported to the President that it observed lack of transparency and competitiveness in the way the company disposed of assets.

“The establishment of AMCON has been a central part of the reform agenda,” the committee said in its report. “Critical attention should be taken to ensure efficiency in its mandate.”

It then identified “lack of transparency in disposition of assets” as the key challenge facing the company, and recommended that Mr. Buhari take measures to ensure divesture of AMCON’s assets are “carried out in a transparent and competitive manner”.

AMCON was set up in 2010 following former CBN governor, Sanusi Lamido’s banking sector intervention, with the objectives of buying up Non Performing Loans (NPL) from the banks, re-capitalising them, and finding buyers to run them in a transparent manner.

Being the largest financial institution in the country today, with assets valued at about N5 trillion, insiders say AMCON was almost unilaterally run by Mr. Chike-Obi, who was said to consistently took orders only from former President Goodluck Jonathan, while he was in office, routinely bypassing the company’s board as well as key regulators such as the CBN which has a 50 per cent stake in the business.

The former AMCON boss’ running battle with the CBN and Ministry of Finance, the two joint owners of the company, repeatedly triggered friction among officials and occasionally grounded the company’s operations, insiders say.

Mr. Chike-Obi’s traducers also accused him of being engaged in non-transparent and non-competitive sale of assets of some troubled companies, a charge he repeatedly denied but which his critics repeatedly tabled before the President.

In June, a lawyer, Ajibola Aribisala (SAN), raised alarm that AMCON deliberately sold Delta Steel Company at N28billion as against the N33billion offered by a Chinese company, China Polaris Technologies Company Ltd, despite the latter’s offer to pay immediately.

While urging President Muhammadu Buhari to cancel the deal, the lawyer said there was fraud in the deal as the company that purportedly won the bid, Premium Steel & Mines Ltd, was only incorporated when the bidding was already in full progress on December 14, 2014.

Mr. Chike-Obi, PREMIUM TIMES learnt, was also accused of shady financial deals with debtors, politicisation of decisions, flagrant disregard of the principles of corporate governance, contempt of the directives of the regulatory authorities, among others.

“The former MD’s involvement in financial scandals, flagrant abuse of power, disregard of the management board decisions are some of the reasons Mr. President sacked him,” said a source familiar with the president’s decision and the operations of the company.

“Whenever CBN or Ministry of Finance drew his attention to any misdemeanour, his excuse was that he was not an ordinary MD of a bank, and so could not be under the supervisory power of the CBN,” the source, who requested not to be named, said.
Another source, a former board member, said Mr. Chike-Obi always had the ears of ex-President Jonathan, and that he was in the habit of disregarding the directives of the Ministry of Finance and the CBN, citing “presidential directive” or “order from above”.

“There were several shouting matches between him and board members,” the source said. “He subjected several board members to verbal abuse and he made it impossible for board members to oversight his activities. He carried on with a lot of swagger, telling whoever cared to listened that he had presidential cover.”

He always looked down upon members of the Board of Directors of the company, and sidelined them in taking crucial decisions demanding their inputs.

“Some of us made sure the President became aware of all this, and we knew that we the change in the leadership of the country, his days in AMCON were numbered.

“Now that he and his team have been removed, I think the company can now be repositioned.”
In his response to the allegations, the former managing director denied the alleged rip-off in the sale of Delta Steel, saying the decision was taken after the approval of the Federal Executive Council, AMCON board and CBN.

“Haba! Everything about Delta Steel was discussed thoroughly at exco, board and approved by CBN,” Mr. Chike-Obi told PREMIUM TIMES.

“It is [people with] selfish interests that are peddling that garbage. There are board and exco minutes and CBN letters to prove this.”

Mr. Chike-Obi did not however respond to other allegations bordering on arbitrariness, highhandedness, among others.




www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/188657-why-buhari-fired-amcon-md-mustafa-chike-obi.html

dokiOloye:
Imagine d kind of noise d Yoruba dominated Nigerian press would have made if it were a SS or SE person on d seat and did this coupled wt d sickening appointment of northerners in 95% of d posts so far?

INTROVERT:
He should be called to order fast...

1miccza:
Mtttcchheeww!!! Shioorrr!!! Did i hear you say purchased? Those are some very old yeye boats builts for nothing..... Na wetin in mates dey do for their local government be dat?




See the mumu belle sef!!!!!

Lanceslot:
Maybe he's having his last supper. Nri ikpe azu.

Mrmezico:
pls big aunty oku its high time u stop deceiving urself not me cus we all know Wht born a born again is up to...there is not short cut to heaven..word of God is standard and u can't just worship God the way u want and nt the way he has asked us to worship him

Bantino:
Hmmmm please don't deceive us with this abeg “Must I go about dirty because I’m born again? I need to look good so that when someone approaches me, they will say hey you look good. I now tell the person that hey it’s Jesus. Then I start preaching."

BishopMagic:
When you have this...

https://pointblanknews.com/pbn/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/Child-Voter-600x400.jpg

This doesn't matter

https://punch.cdn.ng/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/Buhari-Certificate.jpg

psucc:
Until Lai Mohammed stops lying, APC shall know no peace.

mrcasanova1:
Three words: SEX. Very powerful too of destruction!

mummydirect:
Women affairs ministry ke? Me wey I be woman, wetin d ministry don do for me? What of d 5000 naira wey him say he go give unemployed youth, he don forget dat one?. May God almighty help our leaders, amen.

Davidifeanyi:
This Bubu na scamm...so the money that he suppose to use pay workers and develope Nigeria will now be directed to his account in the name women affairs that will not add any value to an ordinary Nigerian.
Bubu is a C-in-C====Criminal-in-Chief of Arm robbery forces in Aso Rock.
Godsaveusfromthisonechancegovernment!

Gondonu:
This man is really silly.No apology.

9jatatafo:
Recovered funds to be relooted through his wife. Nonsense

asha01:
this is a strategy, collecting from old looters for the new looters (through women-affairs-ministry)
Nigeria is a theater
politicians are actors
we, the poor masses are the gullible viewers
its a pity

Jibril659:
go and read your history. France and canada supported the biafran army during the civil war. That was why the war lasted that long. Make we hear pim. Buhari will just comand 3 figter jets to the SE, in 24hrs,the igbo race will be history.

BigElEddy:
I don't care about biafra one bit. If ibos want to go, let them go. But if ibos dare attempt to include south-south where I am from them shiiit will happen. Its a good thing ibos like red cus a lot of red will flow. Where I am from, a warrior is graded according to how many heads u bring home during war and how many skulls u have in your possession. Its a good thing I just bought a truck and I will fill it with red cap wearing heads.

sweetgala:
Your opinion is part of the problem the suggestion that the igbo who have aspired to and gotten everything possible under the Nigerian state bar the president should be granted an upper hand at the detriment of other tribes in Nigeria on the account of a war that ended 40 years ago.

The fact remains there is no sincere reason for the Biafra struggle than a selfish region trying to spoil the party because he has not had its way this time . A coalition made up of mostly northern and SW politicians managed to unseat a SS president democratically and this is what we get , threat .

If the only solution Nigeria has for trouble makers is to pacify them we would continue to live in this diabolic situation, be it ND, NE, SE maybe one day Middle belt would rise up and complain of marginalisation.

The only thing that would satisfy the bitter Igbo caucus is if the victors in the war suffered their pains. It has nothing to do with a fair shake of the dice (which they deserve as Nigerians and have gotten) but rather the bitterness of the vanquished.

Among the people who have contributed to the current Nigerian problem you would find as many igbo as Yoruba,hausa, Ijaw , Itsekiri, Birom, Tiv, etc. When they dinned together and stole our purses they were brothers but when the time for reparations has come the same Igbo leaders want to disengage. Absolute treachery !

Mintek:
That was a rather unfortunate and despicable statement from Junaid Mohammed.

He's beating the war drum as if he can stand it when the fire rages.

This man needs to be called to order. He talks too much these days.

EdCure:
There goes the thief-in-chief!
The most confused and reckless occupant of Aso Rock!
The grand patron of all looters, wailers, and hunted witches.
The clueless propounder of the infamous Goat & Yam Theory.

Oyind17:
Men can be jealous

Lizabeth25:
Like I said, person no dey put mouth for this kind matter even if the person be your brother or sister!

your bringing them together is a great ideal but bro, that should be the limit of your interference in their issues. You can lock them in a room self, make them agree or disagree but for the love of yourself, dont tell your friend what to do or what to say. You dont know where he will discuss your matter. Your best friend also have a best friend.!