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dipo1234:
BOMBSHELL !!!!

UNCONFIRMED INFORMATION REACHING US IS THAT TINUBU IS THE OWNER OF ACT TECHNOLOGIES.

Revealed: How INEC Paid ACT.Technologies N2.6bn for Production of PVCs
Payments made through JAIZ Bank, FCMB
As the controversy continues to trail the production and supply of the permanent voters’ cards (PVCs) for the elections, it has emerged that a Nigerian company, ACT.Technologies Limited, was awarded a N2.6 billion contract by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to produce the PVCs, which was in turn sub-contracted to a Chinese firm.

This is coming as the Chairman of the commission, Prof. Attahiru Jega, on Thursday decried the antics of politicians ahead of the elections, noting that their actions were becoming a threat to the conduct of peaceful polls.

Based on the electronic payments exclusively obtained from INEC by THISDAY, the transfers showed that over N2.6 billion was paid to the Nigerian company for the production and supply of over 68.8 million PVCs within a period of seven months.

It was further gathered that the PVCs were expected to be produced at a unit cost of N65.

THISDAY gathered that the electronic payment mandate for the production of the PVCs was routed through two banks, an Islamic Bank – JAIZ Bank – and the First City Monument Bank (FCMB) Limited between 2013 and 2014, which showed that ACT.Technologies charged with the production of the PVCs had been fully paid, but is yet to supply all the PVCs for the elections.

A breakdown of the payment mandate showed that INEC on February 14, 2013 paid the sum of N489,937,500 to ACT.Technologies, being part payment for the production of the PVCs. The money was paid through JAIZ Bank.

Another transfer of N585 million was made on July 16, 2013 to the company via FCMB; on June 11, 2013, N293,962,500 was effected through JAIZ Bank; while on August 13, 2013, INEC paid N130 million.

In addition, N234 million was paid to ACT.Technologies for the supply of 40 million PVCs through JAIZ Bank on January 24, 2014, while the last transfer of N590,871,418 was made on February 19, 2014.

All the electronic payment mandates were signed by the Secretary of INEC, Augusta Ogakwu; Director of Finance, Hajiya Salamatu Ibrahim; and Director of Budget, T.W. Afannga.

According to an INEC source, despite the full payment for the contract, a batch of PVCs were yet to be produced.

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“All these issues are raised with the best intentions to give INEC all the support to conduct credible elections.”

Only dumb-heads like you will believe this rubbish..

Gov.Kwakwanso will and can never make such a derogatory statement against his party. Op, try harder.

This is another concrete reason why Gej have to be voted out...

naijaboiy:
And you just sit there obeying everything.

That was how one time I went to a church with my cousin
My shouts of "i'm not a demon! I'm not a demon o" aggravated the whole issue.

If you see SLAP!

I just kept dumb and let them continue with their prayers.

I never went to that church with my cousin again.

Dude, u cracked me up so badly...lols

BelieveTech:
we can hlp u fix it @ believe tech if u are in lag 13A oremeji str computer village behind skye bank tel : 08136537584 watsap

Price?

101%...he's just too much.

This Man is just too much..I pray he wins.

CAN and PDP, Birds of the same feather..

I think this is the best decision he's made in his entire life...Kudos to Baba Iyabo..

Taylor86:
chisos, na waoo......buhari and his hatred for corpers.....RIP bro,

Why are you so brainless?..you've never posted any reasonable thing on this forum..

BackDatAssUp:
See the nonsense the frog father think he can smuggle into power; a bag carrying man servant.

https://www.newspunch.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/tinubu-arrives3.jpg

The foolishness of Yorubas must not be repeated on the national level. They can sacrifice their first Borno to tinubu for all I care, that one is their headache but they should never allow their collective stupid1ty to spread beyond their region.

Walahi..You are d most foo.lish human being on nairaland..

omolami:
Indication has emerged that Jega's tenure will end on 13,June 2015.According to Civil Service Rule,Jega should go on 3 months terminal leave prior to 13 Jun.This is a matter of d law of d Fed Rep of Nigeria.Jega has said he will proceed joyfully and no one should make uneccessary noice about it.He said he is not above d law of d land.

Typical nonsense..

Now we know those Pastors that got 6 billion naira from PDP...What a shame!!

Good Omen..

Phillfree:
SSS Arrest former Baylsea Gov
Timipre Sylvia in Abuja just now. Reason not yet known, will keep you guys posted.

The reason is that sylva left Jonathan for Buhari.No more No less...Teambuhari2015

@ Op, you forgot to add this important one;
Obasanjo: Gej's strongest pillar that brought about his 2011 election victory which unfortunately has collapsed.

anonimi:
Vote wisely!!!

We will, but tell your Payers that they should not try to rig this election cos it's going to be 'unrigable'.

I think Abati's brain is now in a dysfunctional state since joining Gej's government,'cos I can only see people holding brooms and flags in the pictures.

OgologoDimkpa:
From Amala People Congress (APC)

Btw, those brown roofs are eye-sore

GEJ till 2019!!!

Guy..E be lyk say d thing pain u die.

Fani Kayode, A Political dog..Just throw him bones(money,contracts) and he'll bark for you till eternity.

IBB saying the truth for the first time in his entire life..I think this is a good omen for Buhari.

Oyedepo,the reigning gate of hell janitor is a desperate man,he will do anything for money and power.

teufelein:
Tinubu demands 3 Oil blocks, Speaker, Finance, Petroleum, Justice and Aviation ministers from Buhari

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THERE are emerging indicators that the leadership of the All Progressives Congress (APC) is at a critical stage of bargaining and tradeoffs towards the post-election sharing of “political profits.”
A reliable source from the top hierarchy of the opposition APC revealed to this reporter that a National Leader of the party and former Governor of Lagos State, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, is purportedly negotiating with the APC Presidential candidate, General Muhammadu Buhari, for allocation of oil wells in the Niger Delta as compensation for his support and huge financial commitment into the party from the stage of negotiations for merger and registration as a political party to the electioneering campaigns into the general elections.


The party source, who sought anonymity but disclosed that he is a close political associate of the APC Presidential candidate, alleged that the two national leaders of the leading opposition party have been involved in secret meetings on the issues of allocation of oil wells and sharing of political offices, expressing optimism that the opposition party will win the February 14 Presidential election. The party source emphasised that the former Lagos State Governor may have been using the enormous wealth at his disposal, his political influence in the Southwest, to force the negotiation on Buhari and compel him to seal a deal as pre-condition for his total support for the former Head of State in the presidential election coming up in three weeks' time.

The former governor was said to have allegedly demanded for about three oil wells license rights as compensation to him for the persistent support he has been giving to the party's presidential candidate and aiding him in scheming out other presidential contenders who were considered to be at advantage of having more funds and would have picked the APC ticket if he had not supported him at the National Convention and in mobilizing other party members for that cause.

The APC stalwart revealed that both national leaders of the party have resolved that if they win the presidential election, the APC-Federal Government will revoke all existing licenses of people allocated oil blocs in the Niger Delta, then, open bidding for new allocations. That is the process Tinubu was alleged to anticipate giving himself the advantage to acquire the license for oil wells allocation.

The party source observed that the party's candidate, whom he often referred to as his principal, considered the negotiation on oil wells allocation a difficult bargaining to concede to Tinubu but that Buhari has been under pressure to succumb in order not to lose the South West votes which he overwhelmingly relies on Tinubu to mobilize. The APC presidential candidate was, however, said not to have given his word on the oil wells allocation demand but solicited for little time to make consultations before they would reach final conclusion, though, Tinubu was alleged to be opposed to such consultations, and had purportedly told the former head of state to “either concede to his demand or forget the votes of the Southwest.”

It was alleged that the APC presidential candidate decision is expected to be made as soon as possible, before the February polls. There was an insinuation that Tinubu allegedly made similar request in 2011 when he was negotiating with President Goodluck Jonathan for the Southwest support in the presidential race. It was gathered that he was promised both money and oil wells but was first compensated with money and told to wait for the oil well allocation later. It was disclosed that he did not get the oil well allocation, thereafter, and has since then, not been happy with President Jonathan for that disappointment.

Other issues said to be placed on the table in the secret negotiations between the two APC leaders were indicated to include the sharing of political offices at the federal level. They were said to have both agreed on the Senate President being zoned to the North Central, reserving that position for Senator Bukola Saraki, former Governor of Kwara State. Tinubu was, however, alleged to have demanded that the Speaker of the House of Representatives be zoned to the South West, or in alternative the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, to augment the Vice President, who he considered does not have constitutional powers but may be playing nominal roles in government as may be delegated to him by the President.

The former governor was further alleged to have also put on the negotiation table to be given the power to influence certain ministerial appointments. He was purported to have shown interests in influencing the appointment of the Minister of Finance, Minister of Petroleum, Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice as well as Minister of Aviation, which he was alleged to be further requesting to be given to his political camp. The former governor of Ekiti State, Dr. Kayode John Fayemi, was alleged to be considered for either the Finance or Aviation portfolio by the APC national leader in the South West. Tinubu, it was disclosed, assured Buhari that given these demands, he will do everything possible to ensure victory for him in the presidential election not only in the South West but also in several parts of the South-South and the South East.

The demands made in the secret negotiation was further said to have placed Buhari in dilemma because he has at all-time vowed to stamp out corruption from the system and, therefore, found himself at a crossroad of bribing a party member for support to win election. “The issues of insecurity, unemployment, economic slide, corruption and others will be tackled with all sincerity…,” Buhari had repeatedly declared in his campaign.

Buhari, it was disclosed, had been reminiscing on what former President Olusegun Obasanjo told him at Ota, Ogun State that, “a political party is like a microcosm of a nation, which would consist of near saints, devils, rapists, and armed robbers;” and how Obasanjo admonished him that he may use rapists or robbers for the purpose of electioneering campaign but that when the party wants to go into government after the elections, it must look for men and women of integrity.

The former President had further stated that people of integrity make things better for a government, the country and the citizenry. The APC presidential candidate's associate also told our reporter that his principal, as he called Buhari repeatedly, is having the big problem of discussing such personal demands with the entire leadership of the party, particularly, the northern caucus of the APC, who he said are expected to play different roles in the nomination or appointment of party members into various political offices after the elections. He added that in all, Buhari acknowledges the immense contributions of Tinubu, in terms of funding, making himself available at all times, committing his political structures in the South West to the APC set goals, mobilizing other party members for common cause and personal interventions to minimize conflicts in the party.

NONSENSE

acenazt:
Uhhmm someone correct me if am wrong. I though NTA was The National TV station or has AIT become changed to PDP TV?

Raymond Dokpesi the owner of AIT is a bona fide member of PDP. So what do you expect?

How can someone that is not afraid of the President and Commander in Chief of all armed forces be afraid of ordinary pharmacist cum politician with no political strong hold.Op abegg talk another thing.

@Op, I think you are suffering from serious hallucination.

It is a big shame on us in this country for dragging the name of an ex head of state,a general,a war veteran,an upright man into the muds to the extent of exposing our follies to the outside world.In a functional system, Buhari's name and antecedent would have easily qualified him to vie for any public office.

saintikechi:
Where was she when her husband was fuckkkking monica lewinski in the white house ?
Now she has mouth to talk about nigeria.


GEJ TILL 2019

where were you when God gave all GMB followers and admirers wisdom

This Op has been diagnosed of Mouth Cancer.