₦airaland Forum

Mayeldah:
why work for an organization that can't regulate electricity nor improve electricity generation and supply in Nigeria?

of what use is NERC in the first place? discos have been ripping consumers off their hard earned money while NERC officials looks away.

Both NERC, Minister of power and Buhari should fvck off, they can give the position to politicians and their children.

This has nothing to do with this topic
Write your own petition

Must your work in nerc Its an organization's prerogative to get the best working hands. Its not a charity event.

Gift96:
You'd be surprised there are people with such qualification and more

Yes o. We are many

Help2020:
Sure,but is there seaport in calabar?

is there seaport in dubai

Help2020:
I don't know why you had to bring Lagos in,but do you know Lagos was Nigeria capital city for over 66 years even before tinubu was born?

so was calabar!

cPapaAjascO:
Tinubu is a walking corpse !!!

Yes, all the more reason why we LOVE him

Help2020:
Why do you want to vote tinubu bro?

because he has demonstrated exceeding capacity to lead. He's a legend. The peter obi that everyone is making noise about is living in Lagos o. U can't compare both.

Jack005:
Did he call Tinubu or Obis name? If you feel Tinubu is your choice, vote for him without calling names

Why? The name de pepper u

TINUBU

FLYFIRE:
OUR COLLECTIVE GODLY CONSCIENCE THINKS PRESIDENT PETER GREGORY OBI IS MOST SUITABLE TO RULE NIGERIA AT THIS TIME

No sir

Atm99:
suffer no dey tired you? Get sense and vote the best candidate #Peter Obi

Tinubu is the best candidate. Obi is a scammer

deavicky:
I can't believe I share country with some kind of people.

Byeeee go to cameroun!

Jimmy231:
Haha please don’t do this Na all of us go suffer am

Did Anambra people tell u that they enjoyed under obi

lazy yooot

jimyjames:
What is Peter obi's crime in the Pandora report that you talk about?

Go back and read properly

jimyjames:
How about tinubu, Obasanjo and the rest?

If u have credible facts about them, them post it. This one is about Peter Obi and his scams

jimyjames:
Who did he steal from? Did tinubu declare his asset when he was governor?

I don't know maybe u can ask Tinubu. This post is about Peter Obi. If u have credible facts about Tinubu post it

derecho:
Too copious to name now bro...By the way, I'm surprised you're the only one oblivious of how corrupt Tinubu is

Too copious is not fact. State facts or it simply doesn't exist. Peter obi's case is in black and white for the whole world to see

Onetenth:
vote with ur conscience sir. You are blessed

Thanks dear. My conscience overwhelmingly says Tinubu 2023

Gentlerespect76:
Those companies were established in tax heavens which is a global investment practice. How many companies pay accurate tax in Nigeria? Look what's important is Obi's conduct as a public official. Please you guys should stop with this smear campaign. Please, note that when you accuse an innocent man, there is a curse that goes with it.

Did u read the bolded Or u just want to pretend it isn't there. Peter obi broke the law and lied to CCB. He's just as corrupt as any other politician, just that he tried to hide it and was caught. I'm not buying his bullshit. Governance is not about talk talk, when u are not any better

derecho:
Who is the "him"? Atiku or BAT?

Tinubu nau. Isn't that who u were referring to Pls help with facts of his corruption

Gentlerespect76:
Nice intention and move!! Part of the reason you are doing this besides your love for the nation is because there is an opportunity for Nigerians to vote a particular credible candidate during the polls. If you give your late father's Church premises for the facilitation of voting in some other candidates (B or A) his spirit will be disturbed. But you are blessed because come 2023 Nigeria shall get it right.

We are voting Tinubu dear, forget the scammer Obi

Ok nice one

We will collect our PVCs and vote Tinubu!

derecho:
Pandora is a saint when compared with Atiku and AtikuJunior alias Tinubu

Peter inspires millions of youths..
There's nothing to think about.
Even a blindman can identify Tinubu as corruption.

What is the corruption case against him Maybe u can post it here...

Unlike Peter Obi that Pandora Files clearly caught red handed

Zikojukwu:
One thing the op has admitted is that Tinubu is a big thief or else explain this

And what is the theft there

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jimyjames:
Buhari has not declared his asset, Jonathan didn't, Obasanjo didn't, tinubu didn't declare his asset when was governor, in fact very little is known about tinubu till date, even his real age is hidden

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You will want to stop typing rubbish. Buhari declared his assets. Ccb simply didn't publish it. The law doesn't say they should.

jimyjames:
But he had a drug case? Pandora case of obi is not a crime, there is no indication he stole money

Try to read well. False declaration is an offence. Obi is a thief. There's no way to go around that

Oplomo:
We are not deceived by useless propaganda from thiefubu's NURTW baboons.

Pandora files is not propaganda. Stop playing the ostrich and open ya eyes

Gentlerespect76:
I have a task for you:
1.In your own handwriting point out Peter Obi's exact wrongdoing in the above piece.
2. Tell me who you will rather support.

I believe u are literate and can read and write, but to answer u:

The former governor admitted that he did not declare these companies and the funds and properties they hold in his asset declaration filings with the Code of Conduct Bureau, the Nigerian government agency that deals with the issues of corruption, conflict of interest, and abuse of office by public servants.


This alone is an offense under Code of Conduct for Public Officers. False declaration of assets. Politicians will falsely declare so that u can't determine the humongous wealth they amassed while in Office.


2. I am not telling you whom to vote. Just pointing out the obvious.

Lol you assume I support Tinubu Well, good luck with that!

Peter Obi

#PandoraPapers
PANDORA PAPERS: Inside Peter Obi’s secret businesses — and how he broke the law
Peter Obi serially violated the law by failing to declare to the Code of Conduct Bureau the companies and assets he tucked away in secrecy havens.
ByTaiwo-Hassan Adebayo October 4, 2021 11 min read

Peter Obi, the ex-governor of Anambra State in Southeastern Nigeria, is widely regarded in Nigeria as an advocate of good governance, openness, and transparency.

In addition to speeches on his governance records and statistics-laden prescriptions for Nigeria’s development, he likes to talk about how hugely successful he became in business before diving into politics.

In speeches and in printed literature, Mr Obi is never shy, reeling out his numerous business affiliations and accomplishments. On his website, for example, the former governor said he “was chairman of Next International Nigeria Ltd, then chairman and director of Guardian Express Mortgage Bank Ltd, Guardian Express Bank Plc, Future View Securities Ltd, Paymaster Nigeria Ltd, Chams Nigeria Ltd, Data Corp Ltd and Card Centre Ltd.”

On that same platform, the former governor also described himself as the youngest board chairperson ever appointed by Fidelity Bank Plc, a 34-year old Nigerian lender listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange.

But beyond the facade of priggish speeches and appearances, an investigation by PREMIUM TIMES has now shown that Mr Obi is not entirely transparent in his affairs as he likes Nigerians to believe.

The investigation is part of the global International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ)-led Pandora Papers project.

The project saw 600 journalists from 150 news organisations around the world poring through a trove of 11.9 million confidential files, contextualising information, tracking down sources and analysing public records and other documents.






Peter Obi

#PandoraPapers
PANDORA PAPERS: Inside Peter Obi’s secret businesses — and how he broke the law
Peter Obi serially violated the law by failing to declare to the Code of Conduct Bureau the companies and assets he tucked away in secrecy havens.
ByTaiwo-Hassan Adebayo October 4, 2021 11 min read

Peter Obi, the ex-governor of Anambra State in Southeastern Nigeria, is widely regarded in Nigeria as an advocate of good governance, openness, and transparency.

In addition to speeches on his governance records and statistics-laden prescriptions for Nigeria’s development, he likes to talk about how hugely successful he became in business before diving into politics.

In speeches and in printed literature, Mr Obi is never shy, reeling out his numerous business affiliations and accomplishments. On his website, for example, the former governor said he “was chairman of Next International Nigeria Ltd, then chairman and director of Guardian Express Mortgage Bank Ltd, Guardian Express Bank Plc, Future View Securities Ltd, Paymaster Nigeria Ltd, Chams Nigeria Ltd, Data Corp Ltd and Card Centre Ltd.”

On that same platform, the former governor also described himself as the youngest board chairperson ever appointed by Fidelity Bank Plc, a 34-year old Nigerian lender listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange.

But beyond the facade of priggish speeches and appearances, an investigation by PREMIUM TIMES has now shown that Mr Obi is not entirely transparent in his affairs as he likes Nigerians to believe.

The investigation is part of the global International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ)-led Pandora Papers project.

The project saw 600 journalists from 150 news organisations around the world poring through a trove of 11.9 million confidential files, contextualising information, tracking down sources and analysing public records and other documents.


The leaked files were retrieved from some offshore services firms around the world that set up shell companies and other offshore entities for clients, many of them influential politicians, businesspersons and criminals, seeking to conceal their financial dealings.

The two-year collaboration has so far revealed the financial secrets of not less than 35 current and former world leaders, more than 330 public officials in more than 91 countries and territories.

Mr Obi is one of the individuals whose hidden business activities was thrown open by the project. Indeed, he has a number of secret business dealings and relationships that he has for years kept to his chest. These are businesses he clandestinely set up and operated overseas, including in notorious tax and secrecy havens in ways that breached Nigerian laws.

PREMIUM TIMES contacted Mr Obi with written questions and had an in-person interview with him weeks ahead of this publication.

The former governor admitted that he did not declare these companies and the funds and properties they hold in his asset declaration filings with the Code of Conduct Bureau, the Nigerian government agency that deals with the issues of corruption, conflict of interest, and abuse of office by public servants.

He said he was unaware that the law expected him to declare assets or companies he jointly owns with his family members or anyone else.

The Pandora Papers, the biggest cross-border collaboration of journalists in history, is an investigation into a vast amount of previously hidden offshore companies, exposing secret assets, covert deals and hidden fortunes of the super-rich – among them more than 130 billionaires – and the powerful, including more 30 world leaders and hundreds of former and serving public officials across the world.





Peter Obi

#PandoraPapers
PANDORA PAPERS: Inside Peter Obi’s secret businesses — and how he broke the law
Peter Obi serially violated the law by failing to declare to the Code of Conduct Bureau the companies and assets he tucked away in secrecy havens.
ByTaiwo-Hassan Adebayo October 4, 2021 11 min read

Peter Obi, the ex-governor of Anambra State in Southeastern Nigeria, is widely regarded in Nigeria as an advocate of good governance, openness, and transparency.

In addition to speeches on his governance records and statistics-laden prescriptions for Nigeria’s development, he likes to talk about how hugely successful he became in business before diving into politics.

In speeches and in printed literature, Mr Obi is never shy, reeling out his numerous business affiliations and accomplishments. On his website, for example, the former governor said he “was chairman of Next International Nigeria Ltd, then chairman and director of Guardian Express Mortgage Bank Ltd, Guardian Express Bank Plc, Future View Securities Ltd, Paymaster Nigeria Ltd, Chams Nigeria Ltd, Data Corp Ltd and Card Centre Ltd.”

On that same platform, the former governor also described himself as the youngest board chairperson ever appointed by Fidelity Bank Plc, a 34-year old Nigerian lender listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange.

But beyond the facade of priggish speeches and appearances, an investigation by PREMIUM TIMES has now shown that Mr Obi is not entirely transparent in his affairs as he likes Nigerians to believe.

The investigation is part of the global International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ)-led Pandora Papers project.

The project saw 600 journalists from 150 news organisations around the world poring through a trove of 11.9 million confidential files, contextualising information, tracking down sources and analysing public records and other documents.


The leaked files were retrieved from some offshore services firms around the world that set up shell companies and other offshore entities for clients, many of them influential politicians, businesspersons and criminals, seeking to conceal their financial dealings.

The two-year collaboration has so far revealed the financial secrets of not less than 35 current and former world leaders, more than 330 public officials in more than 91 countries and territories.

Mr Obi is one of the individuals whose hidden business activities was thrown open by the project. Indeed, he has a number of secret business dealings and relationships that he has for years kept to his chest. These are businesses he clandestinely set up and operated overseas, including in notorious tax and secrecy havens in ways that breached Nigerian laws.

PREMIUM TIMES contacted Mr Obi with written questions and had an in-person interview with him weeks ahead of this publication.

The former governor admitted that he did not declare these companies and the funds and properties they hold in his asset declaration filings with the Code of Conduct Bureau, the Nigerian government agency that deals with the issues of corruption, conflict of interest, and abuse of office by public servants.

He said he was unaware that the law expected him to declare assets or companies he jointly owns with his family members or anyone else.

The Pandora Papers, the biggest cross-border collaboration of journalists in history, is an investigation into a vast amount of previously hidden offshore companies, exposing secret assets, covert deals and hidden fortunes of the super-rich – among them more than 130 billionaires – and the powerful, including more 30 world leaders and hundreds of former and serving public officials across the world.


The confidential documents also feature a global cast of fugitives, convicts, celebrities, football stars and others, including judges, tax officials, spy chiefs and mayors.

The leaked records came from 14 offshore services firms from around the world that set up shell companies and other offshore nooks for clients like Mr Obi, who seek to shroud their financial activities, often suspicious, in secrecy.


https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/487997-pandora-papers-inside-peter-obis-secret-businesses-and-how-he-broke-the-law.html

PresidObi:
We all know the truth, the truth is that Peter Obi is the best man to lead Nigeria at this trying time, if we miss him, there might be no hope for the whole youths and common people in Nigeria. Go get your PVC and vote Peter Obi, you will be glad you did. God bless you.




Peter Obi

#PandoraPapers
PANDORA PAPERS: Inside Peter Obi’s secret businesses — and how he broke the law
Peter Obi serially violated the law by failing to declare to the Code of Conduct Bureau the companies and assets he tucked away in secrecy havens.
ByTaiwo-Hassan Adebayo October 4, 2021 11


https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/487997-pandora-papers-inside-peter-obis-secret-businesses-and-how-he-broke-the-law.htmlrecords and other documents.

HIGHESTPOPORI:
Same Buhari you campaigned for even in 2019,and you want us to take your tinubu candidacy again.The people are wiser

I didn't campaign for buhari so rest

PresidObi:
I disagree with you Sir. You see, there's no way you can hide a good product without people finding it and demanding for it. The difference between the two people you mentioned is that while Peter Obi has verifiable achievements both in private and public life, Buhari wasn't so.

Always check people's historical antecedents before voting them. Peter Obi will make an excellent president. His track records are immaculate.

Wrong. Buhari also has myriad of verified achievements. Achievement is not the issue. Character is, and Peter obi's character is flat out deceptive. From Pandora papers we already know he is corrupt as they come. We also know he has no integrity as he keeps jumping from one party to another, just like atiku. Peter obi is a scammer and many of u are still swallowing his lies!