NIGERIA'S SERVICE CHIEFS UNDER OBASANJO. Written by Nnamdi Apugo.

SEE HOW MANY WERE FROM THE SOUTH {Christians}.

NEPOTISM

CHIEFS OF ARMY STAFF

Lt Gen Victor Malu COAS May 1999 - April 2001 Christian

Lt Gen Alexander Ogomudia COAS April 2001 - June 2003 Later Chief of Defence Staff (CDS).Christian

Lt Gen Martin Luther Agwai COAS June 2003 June 2006 Later Commander of the United Nations African Union Mission in Darfur.Christian

Lt Gen Owoye Andrew Azazi COAS 1 June 2006 - May 2007 Later Chief of Defence Staff (CDS).Christian

Lt Gen Luka Yusuf Christian
100% of the Chief of Army Staff under OBJ were Christians

CHIEFS OF DEFENSE STAFF

Admiral Ibrahim Ogohi (1999–2003). Muslim

General Alexander Ogomudia (June 2003 – June 2006)Christian

General Martin Luther Agwai (June 2006 – May 25, 2007)Christian

General Owoye Andrew Azazi (May 25, 2007 – August 20, 2008)Christian

Air Chief Marshal Paul Dike (August 20, 2008 – September 8, 2010) Christian
4 out of the 5 Chiefs of Defence Staff were Christians i.e 80% are Christians while only 20% is Muslim

CHIEFS OF NAVAL STAFF

Vice Admiral J. Ayinla DSS 1998 - 1999
Vice Admiral V.K. Ombu CFR 1999 - 2001 Christian

Vice Admiral S.O. Afolayan 2001 - 2005 Christian

Vice Admiral G.T.A. Adekeye 2005 - 2008
Christian

All the chiefs of Naval Staff are Christians i.e 100%

CHIEFS OF AIR STAFF

1999–2001 Air Marshal Isaac Alfa Christian

2001–2006 Air Marshal Jonah Wuyep Christian

2006–2008 Air Marshal Paul Dike Christian

All the chiefs of Air staff are Christians i.e 100%

*_Did anybody hear anybody cried that they were marginalised*_*

Next OBJ tell you about NEPOTISM show him this lists. Nigerian please open your eyes the elites are using us for their own selfish interest. Nigerian 2019 is between the elites and the ordinaryu Nigerian. OBJ letter is a grand plan to aceive that
Share to all your contacts. *Long* *Live* *Nigeria*

NIGERIA'S SERVICE CHIEFS UNDER OBASANJO. Written by Nnamdi Apugo.

SEE HOW MANY WERE FROM THE SOUTH {Christians}.

NEPOTISM

CHIEFS OF ARMY STAFF

Lt Gen Victor Malu COAS May 1999 - April 2001 Christian

Lt Gen Alexander Ogomudia COAS April 2001 - June 2003 Later Chief of Defence Staff (CDS).Christian

Lt Gen Martin Luther Agwai COAS June 2003 June 2006 Later Commander of the United Nations African Union Mission in Darfur.Christian

Lt Gen Owoye Andrew Azazi COAS 1 June 2006 - May 2007 Later Chief of Defence Staff (CDS).Christian

Lt Gen Luka Yusuf Christian
100% of the Chief of Army Staff under OBJ were Christians

CHIEFS OF DEFENSE STAFF

Admiral Ibrahim Ogohi (1999–2003). Muslim

General Alexander Ogomudia (June 2003 – June 2006)Christian

General Martin Luther Agwai (June 2006 – May 25, 2007)Christian

General Owoye Andrew Azazi (May 25, 2007 – August 20, 2008)Christian

Air Chief Marshal Paul Dike (August 20, 2008 – September 8, 2010) Christian
4 out of the 5 Chiefs of Defence Staff were Christians i.e 80% are Christians while only 20% is Muslim

CHIEFS OF NAVAL STAFF

Vice Admiral J. Ayinla DSS 1998 - 1999
Vice Admiral V.K. Ombu CFR 1999 - 2001 Christian

Vice Admiral S.O. Afolayan 2001 - 2005 Christian

Vice Admiral G.T.A. Adekeye 2005 - 2008
Christian

All the chiefs of Naval Staff are Christians i.e 100%

CHIEFS OF AIR STAFF

1999–2001 Air Marshal Isaac Alfa Christian

2001–2006 Air Marshal Jonah Wuyep Christian

2006–2008 Air Marshal Paul Dike Christian

All the chiefs of Air staff are Christians i.e 100%

*_Did anybody hear anybody cried that they were marginalised*_*

Next OBJ tell you about NEPOTISM show him this lists. Nigerian please open your eyes the elites are using us for their own selfish interest. Nigerian 2019 is between the elites and the ordinaryu Nigerian. OBJ letter is a grand plan to aceive that
Share to all your contacts. *Long* *Live* *Nigeria*

Dear Bishop Oyedepo.
I read that you have placed a curse on Fulanis and their entire generation over all the killings recorded in recent times. You have done well, in your capacity as a custodian of the pulpit.

However, with all respect sir, you need to extend your curses on those who killed innocent Christians returning from cross-over night service in Omoku Rivers state on New Year day.

You also need to extend same on those who killed hundreds of Fulani in Mambila and Bachama in Adamawa and Taraba states.

Most importantly, you need to do same on any person responsible for the lost of any life in this country. I'm 100% with you if that is done.

At least every life is a creation of God, whose message and words you preach. Every life is important. Let the curses not be limited to only Fulanis alone. Just the way some criminal elements among the Fulanis have killed, other criminal souls of other extraction have killed too. Let the curse be on them all.

I recalled you declare the gate of hell opened for anyone opposing to the then incumbent president's reelection bid. Please let's still declare same gate widely opened for those that have caused the dead of the innocents, be they Fulanis, Tivs, Idomas, Rivers people, Bachamas, Southern Kaduna people, etc.

Yours sincerely
Usman Z Idris.

Dear Bishop Oyedepo.
I read that you have placed a curse on Fulanis and their entire generation over all the killings recorded in recent times. You have done well, in your capacity as a custodian of the pulpit.

However, with all respect sir, you need to extend your curses on those who killed innocent Christians returning from cross-over night service in Omoku Rivers state on New Year day.

You also need to extend same on those who killed hundreds of Fulani in Mambila and Bachama in Adamawa and Taraba states.

Most importantly, you need to do same on any person responsible for the lost of any life in this country. I'm 100% with you if that is done.

At least every life is a creation of God, whose message and words you preach. Every life is important. Let the curses not be limited to only Fulanis alone. Just the way some criminal elements among the Fulanis have killed, other criminal souls of other extraction have killed too. Let the curse be on them all.

I recalled you declare the gate of hell opened for anyone opposing to the then incumbent president's reelection bid. Please let's still declare same gate widely opened for those that have caused the dead of the innocents, be they Fulanis, Tivs, Idomas, Rivers people, Bachamas, Southern Kaduna people, etc.

Yours sincerely
Usman Z Idris.

Dear Bishop Oyedepo.
I read that you have placed a curse on Fulanis and their entire generation over all the killings recorded in recent times. You have done well, in your capacity as a custodian of the pulpit.

However, with all respect sir, you need to extend your curses on those who killed innocent Christians returning from cross-over night service in Omoku Rivers state on New Year day.

You also need to extend same on those who killed hundreds of Fulani in Mambila and Bachama in Adamawa and Taraba states.

Most importantly, you need to do same on any person responsible for the lost of any life in this country. I'm 100% with you if that is done.

At least every life is a creation of God, whose message and words you preach. Every life is important. Let the curses not be limited to only Fulanis alone. Just the way some criminal elements among the Fulanis have killed, other criminal souls of other extraction have killed too. Let the curse be on them all.

I recalled you declare the gate of hell opened for anyone opposing to the then incumbent president's reelection bid. Please let's still declare same gate widely opened for those that have caused the dead of the innocents, be they Fulanis, Tivs, Idomas, Rivers people, Bachamas, Southern Kaduna people, etc.

Yours sincerely
Usman Z Idris.

The fifty two Fulani women and children that were massacred in November last year in Numan were not properly aired and their burials was not announced, simply because they don't have a governor, and they are left to their faiths as they deserve to die as their life is valueless in the society no any agency condemn the genocide against them, no state burial.

The enemies of President Mohammadu Buhari and the Nigeria at large must value the life of all Nigerians equally for peace to reign.

Unfortunately, some people claimed to be socialists, social media activists, CSOs and all other bunch of idiots have kept quite simply because they want Baba Buhari to fail and get some one that will be giving them material benefits for criticising gov't .

The fifty two Fulani women and children that were massacred in November last year in Numan were not properly aired and their burials was not announced, simply because they don't have a governor, and they are left to their faiths as they deserve to die as their life is valueless in the society no any agency condemn the genocide against them, no state burial.

The enemies of President Mohammadu Buhari and the Nigeria at large must value the life of all Nigerians equally for peace to reign.

Unfortunately, some people claimed to be socialists, social media activists, CSOs and all other bunch of idiots have kept quite simply because they want Baba Buhari to fail and get some one that will be giving them material benefits for criticising gov't .

The fifty two Fulani women and children that were massacred in November last year in Numan were not properly aired and their burials was not announced, simply because they don't have a governor, and they are left to their faiths as they deserve to die as their life is valueless in the society no any agency condemn the genocide against them, no state burial.

The enemies of President Mohammadu Buhari and the Nigeria at large must value the life of all Nigerians equally for peace to reign.

Unfortunately, some people claimed to be socialists, social media activists, CSOs and all other bunch of idiots have kept quite simply because they want Baba Buhari to fail and get some one that will be giving them material benefits for criticising gov't .

The Federal Executive Council (FEC) has introduced a new anti-graft policy that provides up to 5 percent reward for whistleblowers for exposing fraud in both public and private sectors.
Finance Minister Kemi Adeosun disclosed this to State House reporters after a cabinet meeting chaired by President Muhammadu Buhari yesterday.
She said “If there is a voluntary return of stolen or concealed public funds or assets on the account of the information provided, the whistleblower may be entitled to anywhere between 2.5% (minimum) and 5% (maximum) of the total amount recovered.
“You must have provided the government with information it does not already have and could not otherwise obtain from any other publicly available source to the Government.”
She said the policy, devised by her ministry, is to encourage anyone with information about a violation, misconduct or improper activity that impacts negatively on Nigerians and government to report it.
Adeosun said the policy was aimed at increasing exposure of financial or finance related crimes; supporting the fight against financial crimes and corruption; improving level of public confidence in public entities, enhancing transparency and accountability in the management of public funds; improving Nigeria’s Open Government Ranking and Ease of Doing Business Indicators, and recovering public funds that can be deployed to finance Nigeria’s infrastructure deficit.
According to her, information that can be submitted include: mismanagement or misappropriation of public funds and assets (e.g. properties and vehicles); financial malpractice or fraud; collecting/ soliciting bribes; corruption; diversion of revenues; fraudulent and unapproved payments; splitting of contracts; procurement fraud (kickbacks and over-invoicing etc.)
She said a whistle-blower is any person who voluntarily discloses information in good faith about a possible misconduct or violation that has occurred, is ongoing, or is about to occur.
The minister, who noted that there was a secure online portal where information could be submitted, said: “If you have already submitted your information, you can also check the status of your report on the portal.”
Noting that the policy does not apply to personal matters concerning private contracts or agreements, she said whistleblowers could submit their information through the online portal by e-mail or by phone.
On who can make use of the portal, she said anybody with the required information including but not limited to: workers; agencies and all members of the public.
She said whistle-blowers could submit their information anonymously, adding that they could submit documentary evidence on the portal and provide specific and fact-based information, such as what occurred, amount involved who was involved and dates of occurrence on the portal.
The minister said the whistleblowers would be fully protected if they choose to disclose their identities.
“If you whistle-blow in public-spirit and in good faith, you will be protected. If you feel that you have been treated badly because of your report, you can file a formal complaint. If you’ve suffered harassment, intimidation or victimisation for sharing your concerns, restitution will be made for any loss suffered.
Adeosun said the information provided would be reviewed and analysed to determine whether or not to open an investigation on the matter.
The minister assured that investigations would be confidential, objective and speedy.
On information about a criminal case, she said: “That has been considered. It will be referred to the relevant agencies; Police, the Independent Corrupt Practices Commission or the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission.
She said there would be sanctions for individuals or corporate bodies involved in diversion of public funds as they would be referred to anti-corruption agencies for possible prosecution and blacklisted from working with or doing business with the government.
Asked if there is protection from false or malicious claims, she said: “Yes. A first level review will always be carried out to determine credibility and sufficiency of information received. If you report false or misleading information, it will be referred to the enforcement agents for investigation and possible prosecution.”
The Resource Centre for Human Rights and Civic Education (CHRICED) has commended the new initiative of compensating whistle blowers with some percentages of recovered loots.
The Executive Director of the centre, Dr. Ibrahim Zikirullahi told Daily Trust last night that it is a welcome development.
“Whistleblowers need protection and compensations. This will create incentive and motivate citizens to expose graft if well implemented,” Zikirullahi said.

We so it so what! mtsw heartless people

some people are stupid! don't u think if mr president intervene in this case jimo Ibrahim would hv win d case bt mr president is not lik d previous president he is always after d truth.

No one wl stop grazing bill.