₦airaland Forum

Where are the blinded goat wailers that says no one has been convicted in the anti-corruption fight, despite court convicted cases and monies, properties forfeited to the federal government.

CaroLyner:
Rape is not just about "private parts being touched without consent". Its a violation of dignity and self respect.
Rapists deserve to be castrated.

And also violation of spending the guys /men's money and running away with another guy.

CaroLyner:
Rape is not just about "private parts being touched without consent". Its a violation of dignity and self respect.
Rapists deserve to be castrated.

And also violation of the guys /men's money and running away.

Wetin I wan use am do, chinko? I rather buy a very nice tokunbo wey spare parts dey available, cheap and have second hand value.

These crooks always finding a way and medium to advertise this ineffectual buffoon and yam eating and corrupt goat.

where is the result? Nonsense, PDP has started peddling fake results upandan.

Rivers state terror is worst than the fulani herds men rampage.

Ifeanyi Onuba, Abuja
The Federal Government on Thursday explained why the N1.1bn Budget Support Facility for Ekiti State for the month of January was suspended, adding that the state failed to meet some of the criteria specified for the release of the fund.
The development was confirmed by a statement issued by the Director of Information, Federal Ministry of Finance, Mr Salisu Dambatta.

The statement is in reaction to allegations by the Ekiti State Governor, Ayodele Fayose that the ministry of finance deliberately withheld the state allocation.
Fayose had on Wednesday visited the headquarters of the ministry of finance and demanded the release of the state’s N1.1bn budget support facility for the month of January.
During the visit, the governor had requested to see the Minister of Finance, Mrs Kemi Adeosun over the non-payment of the allocation but was told that she was at the Presidential villa attending the weekly Federal Executive Council meeting.
Addressing journalists at the ministry, he had claimed that Ekiti was the only state that had yet to receive its January allocation.
The governor had said that he received a text message from the Central Bank of Nigeria recently that the money had been paid only to be informed again by the apex bank that Ekiti was not included on the list of payments.
This, according to him, was unacceptable as many workers in the state are currently suffering the negative impact of the delay in releasing the fund.
But reacting to the development, the finance ministry in the statement said the state failed to comply with the conditions to get the facility which is a loan by the Federal Government to the states to cushion the impact of revenue shortfall from the federation account.
While the statement from the ministry did not state the conditions which the state failed to comply with, a top official in the ministry said the governor failed to provide evidence that the previous funds he received under the facility were used to pay salaries.
The official, who spoke in confidence also stated that the state governor failed to provide the needed resolution that was passed by the Ekiti State House of Assembly giving approval for the state to access the facility.
The statement said the ministry had written to the state government in August last year drawing its attention to the need to comply with the terms of the loans and that the state would be stopped from accessing the facility due to non-compliance
The statement reads in part, “A claim by the Governor of Ekiti State, Mr Ayodele Fayose, that the Federal Ministry of Finance has withheld statutory allocation due to Ekiti State has been brought to the attention of the Ministry of Finance.
“The ministry categorically denies and states the claim as incorrect as the ministry has not withheld any statutory allocation due to Ekiti State, or any other State in the country.
“The fact is that the Ekiti State Government failed to comply with the necessary requirements for participating in the Budget Support Facility, which is a Conditional Loan Programme to State Governments introduced with the view to enhancing fiscal prudence and designed particularly to enhance transparency, efficiency in public expenditure and payment of salaries.
“This is not the first time of non-compliance by the Ekiti State Government. His administration defaulted in meeting the conditions specified and agreed upon by the 35 State Governments that are participating in the programme as contained in the Fiscal Sustainability Plan and the Ekiti State Government was warned formally of its failure to comply with the full requirements vide a letter on August 5, 2016, with reference number HMF/FMF/ASG/1/2016.”
It added, “The failure of Ekiti State Government to comply with the requirements and conditions for the Budget Support Facility resulted in a letter sent to the Chief of Staff to notify him of the suspension of BSF for Ekiti State and it was conveyed to Mr President before payment to the Ekiti State Government was reinstated.
“The Ekiti State Government and all the other participating States are aware of the consequence of failure to comply with the full conditions and it is not the first time that a State would be stopped from accessing the facility due to non-compliance.”
The statement said while the finance ministry in the course of its normal duties has the right to query, suspend or withhold funds as part of the conditions of the Budget Support Facility, the process is the Commissioner of Finance of any State or the Governor having issues to contact the Federal Ministry of Finance and resolve the issues without resorting to the media.
This, it added, was imperative because such issues are of a financial nature and therefore, confidential
“The Federal Ministry of Finance wishes to restate very strongly that the Budget Support Facility is a conditional programme and the Federal Government would not be intimidated or threatened in the discharge of its duties,” it concluded.
There is a total of 22 conditions contained in the FSP. Some of them are that a restriction would be placed on states borrowing from commercial banks; all states must publish their financial statements, budgets and the quarterly budget performance; states finances would no longer be shrouded in secrecy and items like security vote, feeding, travel among others would be made visible.
Others are that states would review obsolete revenue laws and tariffs, and redefine Internally Generated Revenue to include non-tax revenue sources that would reflect local opportunities in each state, especially in solid minerals.
In the same vein, the states were directed to set target limits for recurrent to capital expenditure; set target for personnel costs as a percentage of the total budget; clean up their payroll by eliminating ghost workers as well as set up Efficiency Unit to reduce the cost of governance.

http://punchng.com/withheld-ekitis-n1-1bn-budget-support-facility-fg/, https:///6bTBYjfjWC

Hundreds of millions spent on ineptitude, poverty ravaging land and less developed state with 13% derivation, state allocation, NDDC development funds, Tax funds, oil petroleum companies assisted special funds etc.
Congregations of vultures

If you find out , they are the ones jumping from one media site to another shouting PMB should die. God don catch them

frenchwine:
If common sense could be cultivated, I would cultivate you acres of it.
You could do with alot of common sense.

you are the one devoid of one. The guy spoke the truth

Bad news to the cursed children of IPOD the generation of Jezebel and vipers. For they shall know no peace, they shall wail to their destruction and their destiny cut short as they wished for Buhari

IPOD Christian

Nogen:
Are you not the useless one who defended him when GEJ sacked him! Useless bigot!

You God sacked him not for corruption but for insubordination to his babe(Alison thief)

There are countless useless IPOD patients that have adopted the thief because he is a Christian thief

All hail Fayose the father of Ojukwu, the leader and Igwe of the Ipodians.

napoleon77:
I thought the church was not for only saints but also for sinners?

A man has secured early release from prison and has gone to church to thank God!! Anything wrong with that?

Yes the church are not for only saints and for sinners, but not for celebrating sinners and their enterprise.

This is the reason there can't be true revolution in Nigeria.
The youths are even part of the large corruption chain, celebrating and supporting these criminals and now they say they should be given a chance to take over. There's will be worst.

The Nigerian church and CAN are huge disgrace to morality and humanity.

Fayose the father of Ojukwu, the igwe of ibos, the adviser of GEJ the corrupt.

I always know the truth will come out no matter how GEJ followership corruption masters paints it

Two high courts in Abuja have ordered that the immediate past Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Senator Bala Mohammed, and his son, Shamsudeen, temporarily forfeit 10 properties to the Federal Government.

The courts also barred the suspects from selling anything found in the properties, including luxury cars, jewelleries and other valuables.

The seizure of some of the properties traced to the ex-minister was pursuant to an interim forfeiture order by Justice Okon Abang of the Federal High Court, Abuja.

Justice Abang ordered the temporary forfeiture of the properties “to the Federal Government pending the conclusion of investigation and determination of criminal charges against the suspects.”

He added, “The court also gives the commission power to appoint competent persons/firm to manage the assets/properties listed.”

The remaining properties were confiscated on the strength of the order by Justice Gabriel Kolawole of the Federal High Court, Abuja, which ordered that the assets be “forfeited to the Federal Government pending the conclusion of investigation and determination of the criminal charges against the suspects.”

Justice Kolawole stated, “The court also forbids any disposal, conveyance, mortgage, lease, sale or alienation or otherwise of the property/assets.”

Sunday PUNCH learnt that the properties include three plots of land with development at various stages of completion at No 54 Mike Akhigbe Way, Jabi, Abuja; Plot 2276 Sunrise Estate, Asokoro, Abuja, and Plot 1804 Damaturu Crescent, off Ahmadu Bello Way, Garki 11, Abuja.

Two other properties, belonging to the ex-minister, which were also seized by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, are located at No. 1 and 3 Marian Street, Asokoro, Abuja, and a twin plaza at Wuse Zone 3 by Tamarak Guest Inn, Abuja.

Five other properties, belonging to the ex-minister’s son were also seized.

The properties are at 7 Gana Street, Maitam, Abuja; an estate and plaza at Dawaki, opposite Gwarinpa, Abuja; an estate at Jahi District, Abuja; three duplexes at Abuja Investment Company Limited Estate, Abuja, and a shop at Dubai Market, Kaura District, Abuja.

The EFCC had, on February 1, 2016, arraigned Shamsudeen for alleged fraud to the tune of N1,105,719,005.

The EFCC also slammed 15 charges on the ex-minister’s son and four other companies.

The EFCC accused the minister’s son of carrying out business transactions worth billions of naira in cash, which is in violation of the Money Laundering Act.

Specifically, Shamsudeen was accused of buying all the aforementioned properties in cash.

One of the charges read in part, “That you, Shamsudeen Bala (alias Shamsudeen Mohammed Bala), Bird Trust Agro Allied Limited and Intertrans Global Logistics Limited, sometime in 2015 in Abuja, within the jurisdiction of this honourable court, did, without going through a financial institution, make cash payment of N200,000,000 to A&K Constructions Limited , Abuja, and Sunrise Estate Development Limited for Construction of a house on Plot Nos 2116 and 2276 at Asokoro Gardens (alias Sunrise Estate), Abuja, which exceeded the statutory limit and thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 1 of the Money Laundering (Prohibition) Act, 2011 as amended in 2012 and punishable under Section 16 (2)(b) and (4) of the same Act.”

Meanwhile, the EFCC may soon arraign the former minister before an FCT High Court.

Bala is also under investigation by the House of Representatives Committee on the FCT for an alleged scam in the controversial Centenary City project. http://punchng.com/ex-fct-minister-son-forfeit-10-properties-fg/

Andrew Yakubu was fired by Jonathan over an act of insubordination directed at Deziani not because he was a thief https:///ouxLj8VIh4

Record breaking. God bless Buhari and God curse the corrupt enemies and its supporters in Nigeria

Yeah55:
No functioning refinery in the country, yet they're destroying the little ones we have.

Tell your friends to go collect license if they want to refine crude

Burn them alllllllllllllllllllllllllll. The child wey talk say him mother no go sleep, him too no go use eye touch sleep. With the illegal refineries, environmental pollution and degradation is always a menace. And the goats will blame the government for polluting their lands

awa:
Anti corruption crusaders wey una dey... Another inconclusive fight against corruption

Atleast he started the fight against corruption your GEJ Lord established

Thank God for Buhari, GEJ sold this nation out outrightly without collecting receipt.

Good one. Sambisa will come alive thanks to the vision of Buhari. GEJ had opportunity, but he stole the money with Dasuki.

The EFCC is one of the best thing that ever happened to Nigeria. This country was entirely sold out during the last regime