This should be a lesson.
Thinking your body will get you what you need in life.
I never see all these super nyash females get true love.

Charmingrascal:
It is not even the tweet that baffles me it is how my country people prioritize going to America before you can get approval. Isn't that modern mental slavery? Neither Atiku nor Bihari is running for US Presidential race, they want to be Nigeria President. So why the "you can't go to America talk and I can go talk"? Diplomatic ties does not end wit America there are other World leaders that would want to affiliate wit Nigeria.


America or no America Atiku can't be Nigeria President maybe Obi would come back some other time as Presidential aspirant but not Atiku.

So who will you vote for? We don't know the guys running Nigeria now we just calling them Cabal. If we don't vote PDP it is a vote for APC. The point is that right now Buharis boys are damaging everything and they got to get out of office before the damage turns permanent.

Binikingdowm:
Buhari is the same old idiot that helped abacha stole billions of Nigeria dollars..

He purposely placed himself as minister of petroleum to steal more money.

Atiku is coming to free Nigeria from buhari cabals.

This is a whole CBN governor bowing to buhari cabals

Is he holding our money in that bag

post=75050984:

Our posts aren't for people witj SLOW brains.
Move ahead and read posts from your ilks young boy!
Don't kill yourself with headache pls!!

Great News!!!!

We found out why you and the other Bubu supporters are sounding like this....

post=74961850:
Obasanjo: A NATIONAL disgrace.

You didn't know 4 years ago when he rip PDP card?

By fire by force the number 1 citizen of Daura must return.

post=74835704:
u can help him to do that.
Supporter of thieves.

Clap for your self supporter of Alzheimer's patients
I support them too in the village, but not in Aso Rock.
Back to Sudan pest!!

netpro:
Atiku is US bad mouthing Nigeria. Very unpatriotic criminal. Few more weeks to go. His beating will be unparalleled.

Lazy youth spotted

safarigirl:
this quote was heavily taken out of context in this write-up, and the reporter should be ashamed of himself.


I saw the post on Twitter yesterday morning, and the comment was addressing claims from APC that he was going to enrich his friends, he then responded "At least they say I will enrich my friends and not my family members..... "

But as is common with Nigerians, they swallow anything they see on Nairaland and fail to check other sources. I suppose we believe what we want to and ignore what we don't want to believe

start a thread

post=74832651:
Atiku the rogue and corrupt soul.
This is your friend aight?!
Mofo!

If Buhari is really fighting corruption how come he never proved that in 3 years?

Onechancearmy:
In their minds, they believe they are white.

In America the mark the white box....

[[s]quote author= post=74556155]GOD BLESS OUR PRESIDENT MUHAMMADU BUHARI.

It is good to know we have a President that does not intervene in the rule of law.

You still have the support of over the 15 million people that voted for you in 2015 and many more.

May God answer your prayers and be with you as yoi Keep taking us to the NEXT LEVEL Daddy!

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This year the underage almajiris will not get a chance to vote. We will send you and your leader back to Sudan soon come.

cooltola:
It was in boarding house one senior prefect forced me to grab his penis after choking me. I was jss2 and he was in ss3

Sorry

Arthurwinner:
I got molested too

Sorry Dear hope you are healing

What's your business it's her body

post=74436358:
Hahaha

NO ELECTION IN BIAFRALAND WITHOUT A REFERENDUM.

END OF DISCUSSION.


**** Sir Joe Igbokwe, see you later sir.
CORRECT MAN!****

Back to Sudan my man your body double and you must go.

Buhari: I have asked EFCC to account for every kobo recovered
2 months ago Buhari asked what happened to the money I recovered.

Earlier in the week, Ibrahim Magu, acting chairman of the EFCC, said the commission had recovered over 77 billion in the last three years.

Where is the money?
4 years later no plan?
Or is it being used to rig the election?

Eight politicians with N232bn corruption cases working for Buhari’s re-election.

https://punchng.com/eight-politicians-with-n232bn-corruption-cases-working-for-buharis-re-election/amp/#referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&amp_tf=From%20%251%24s

At least eight out of the politicians working for the re-election of President Muhammadu Buhari in the February 2019 election have pending corruption cases worth N232bn, checks by Saturday PUNCH have revealed.

Investigation by our correspondents showed that the amount involved in the various graft cases, which are currently pending before security agencies, especially the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, range from N223m to N100bn for each of the politicians.

post=74433987:
Saraki: The worst Senate president in the history of Nigeria.

Why did they your corruption fighting super zeros not jail him with all the evidence?

In a statement, Information Minister Lai Mohammed said cash and assets recovered between May 29 2015 when Buhari took office, and May 25 the next year totaled $9.1 billion, where is it?

Where is ths $43 million found in Lagos house?

Recovered money was just redistributed back to the two men allegedly running Nigeria according to Mrs.Buhari the bravest of all the APC leaders.

RETURNING NIGERIANS’ STOLEN MILLIONS

THE STAKES ARE HIGH IN THE PLANNED DISTRIBUTION OF US$322 MILLION IN STOLEN NIGERIAN PUBLIC MONEY
Of the estimated US$20-40 billion stolen annually from developing countries and hidden abroad every year, sometimes a small proportion is successfully confiscated and returned to the country it came from.

In Nigeria, plans are in motion to distribute US$322 million recovered in Switzerland from the late General Sani Abacha, the country’s former military ruler. Abacha is suspected of looting between US$3 and $5 billion in public money.

Where institutions of accountability are not working well, such cases pose a complex problem: how to make sure that the money is not embezzled again, and actually benefits the real victims of corruption – the ordinary people whose state finances were plundered. In 2006, US$723 million illicitly acquired by Abacha’s family was returned to Nigeria from Switzerland. A significant amount of these funds remains unaccounted for.

That past experience led Switzerland to controversially attach conditions to the repatriation of this batch of Abacha loot, including third party oversight – meaning that the World Bank will now monitor the distribution of the funds.

Under the deal, around 300,000 poor families in just over half the 36 states in Nigeria will each receive approximately US$14 per month through the Nigeria National Social Safety Net Program. However, this cash-transfer model has proved controversial, in part because of documented problems with how the safety net programme operates.

According to the African Network for Environment & Economic Justice (ANEEJ), the deal is a “forced choice”; in order for the World Bank to effectively monitor the process, the funds have to be channelled through an existing programme of the Bank of Nigeria, such as the safety net.

At the same time, the deal also explicitly provides for civil society to monitor the use of the returned funds. This is an essential factor for reducing the risk of corruption. The use of electronic transfers will also provide an additional layer of security.

Nonetheless, the Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre (CISLAC), Transparency International’s chapter in Nigeria, is concerned about a lack of parliamentary and public approval of the distribution scheme.

CISLAC has repeatedly called for a trust fund to be set up to manage the repatriated assets, and other assets seized within Nigeria (repatriated assets from abroad account for only 10 to 15 per cent of all assets seized since 2015).

“We are supporting [the] government in this recovery but with the condition that there must be an establishment of [an] integrity trust fund that would manage this money and assets,” Auwal Musa Rafsanjani, CISLAC’s executive director said in a recent interview. “We want to ensure that we have an institutional framework that would monitor the recovered assets in Nigeria.”

“Currently, Nigeria has no framework for monitoring, managing and utilizing recovered assets and other proceeds of crime,” says Vaclav Prusa, an anti-corruption expert at CISLAC. “This has resulted in a lack of coordination amongst the numerous agencies with the mandate to recover assets. Tied to this lack of coordination is the absence of a central register or database for recovered assets. This has made it impossible to ascertain the amounts of recovered assets and proceeds of crime.”

CISLAC wants to see an institution in Nigeria tasked with the management of all recovered assets, with clear guidelines for use of the money and transparent management of all finances. Crucially, Civil Society Organisations would have a seat on the board of such an institution, so that their role is institutionalised and sustainable. At present, civil society oversight of the Abacha loot distribution is dependent on international development funding. The Nigerian Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (NEITI) offers a precedent of such a mixed governmental and non-governmental model.

Efforts to determine the best practice for returning stolen assets are complicated by a lack of empirical evidence to draw from. “Asset recovery has seen limited return compared to the vast amounts stolen, but the stakes are high every time,” said Patricia Moreira, managing director of Transparency International. “A poorly planned solution could not only see recovered assets fail to adequately benefit their rightful owners, it could become a flawed model for future cases.”

In Nigeria, further groundwork is needed in order to establish a framework strong enough to counter other countries’ demands for pre-conditions, and the compromises that go with them.

"Civil society in Nigeria, including our partners at CISLAC, are ready to help the government build a sustainable, long-term solution to the question of stolen asset recovery and distribution," added Moreira

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Stalwert:
business day must always quote idiots and pigs for validation

Lies all Lies just like this story. We have risen in the ranks of corruption!

Stalwert:
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For believing his lie collect:

Are you from that state? Well I am and ge turned it around in 8 years from a failed state so.....

mayprince:
Although, mark zuckerberg was the biggest loser,his current net worth higher is still higher than the top 10 biggest billionaire winner except Jeff Bezos and Bill gate,world top billionaire for 24 years(until it was taken by Jeff Bezos as at 2018) with a current net worth of $93.9 billion(increase of $2.9 billion)

Carlos Slim from Mexico was top for some years taking it from Gates as well.

4 years of useless concentration....

What is good for the goose.....

Justice Minister, Abubakar Malami, has hired two American lobbying and public relations firms to plant opinion article favourable to the President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration in American newspapers, PREMIUM TIMES can report today

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https://www.premiumtimesng.com/

Madam Buhari you must comot and tell us who your hubby handlers be. Who dey be na? We must know the two men running Nigeria so we know the proper people to blame for the 1st 4 years of Terrorism?

What a life, life has become unbearable under APC.
RIP DJ.

helinues:



I laugh at you. Is Arthur Eze the richest man in Nigeria?

Not even the richest in Igboland.

cooltola:
It is 2019 where camera phone dey, i do not believe the story. No pic or video to back up the claim. I have 200 cars also

You can google it pictures are available of his abandoned mansion's very weird.

Beautiful! Anaedo up!

kennygee:
This one too has had work done.

Yeah India is the new go to booty capital.

anyimontana:
See as person b like gay..

guy men dey use gay as a reason to seek asylum in u.s and Canada..

That is the latest.