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Someone on Channels TV yesterday stated that if it is impossible for EFCC to have carried out reconnaissance on the Ikoyi building for days or a week before moving into the building without noticing that the place was under the control of another government security agency. This is because if the NIA kept money there for a covert operation, then that place was an NIA covert operation base. But of course, nothing of that sort existed, up to the point that the EFCC went and got a warrant to move into the apartment, and actually broke in and found the loot (and might I add, with no NIA paraphernalia in sight). Now if the NIA actually[/b] has come out to claim they actually kept that money there, it would seem that a whole government institution (and one as crucial as the NIA) is [b]volunteering its weight in the attempt to prevent Nigerians and the world at large from knowing the true hoarder of the money in there. It would seem that such a crucial institution as the NIA is volunteering itself as an accomplice to shield the identity of the real hoarder of the cash at the Ikoyi apartment. Now what does that tel us about the morality that lies within the soul of this administration? |
OAUTemitayo:My dear, it has been established that Muazu sold the house. Actually, the bank (GTBank) sold it to the new owners Who definitely know who rented/bought the apartments from them |
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OAUTemitayo:But they are not top enough to simply go find out who bought the apartment from the initial owner. |
IamaNigerianGuy:It is one of the most terribly easy things to do - to find out who owns what building and who rented what part apartment of same, in any city, most especially in a place like Ikoyi https://www.nairaland.com/3741751/efcc-43million-ikoyi-flat-belongs IamaNigerianGuy seunmsg Mophasa ISTANDWITHBUHAR SalamRushdie TheFreeOne MediumStout omenkaLives Dharniel Built2last AnyibestDede techgirlng kitaatita princejenks exlinkleads KingMicky3286 YelloweWest coolscott: |
Both Former Minister of Aviation have stated authoritiatively that the very flat in which the over $43 million was found belongs to former minister, rotimi Amaechi. Although Mr. Femi Fani-Kayode made this assertion from his twitter handle, governor Fayose made his statement through is spokesperson, Mr. Lere, Olayinka According to Lere Olayinka, “The Osborne Towers, a luxury residential complex in Ikoyi, Lagos where EFCC said it found $43,449,947, £27,800 and N23, 218,000 on Wednesday is owned by the Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi.” “The house was built by Alhaji Adamu Muazu, the former Chairman of PDP through a loan from GTBank.” “He could not repay the loan so GTB took over the house and allocated the Pent House to Muazu and two flats.” “Rotimi Amaechi bought TWO of the flats (7A and 7B). He then gave 7A to MO ABUDU, the TV presenter, who is suspected to be his girl friend.” “But the flat 7B where the money was found belong to Rotimi Amaechi. The is believed to be cash kept for 2019 elections.” “Let’s see how the cover up game goes.” But replying Olayinka, Mr. Iyofor said, “Lere or whatever you call yourself, delete your lies or be ready to face the consequences of stupidity and utter foolishness.” “You better hear well before your ear sends you to prison. Lying is not playing Politics. You dont play politics by tweeting outright lies.” “Where is your proof? If you think you can link Amaechi to the House&money by tweeting this rubbish, then you need to have your head examine.[sic]” “Big Liar! Demonic Liar! Listen, you disgusting pig, Rotimi Amaechi is not connected or linked in anyway whatsoever to the house &/or money.” Recall that operatives of Economic EFCC, had found $38 million, £27,000 and N23 million in a private residence on Gerard Road, Ikoyi, Lagos Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/04/efccs-lagos-found-billions-amaechi-fayoses-aides-fight-ownership/ https://scannewsnigeria.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/Chibuike-Rotimi-Amaechi-1.jpg |
[quote author=TTdouble post=55467054][/quote]Please, can I get your whatsapp number? |
azimibraun:If what you say about this Austin is true, then he reminds me of Minister Rotimi Amaechi. And if it is true, the authorities don't need to fall into the temptation / error of arresting him without reason? After all, they inadvertently eventually elevate him to a higher status politically by doing so. |
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Igbos, the only ethnic group that suffers from a mordern day need for ethnic endorsement in order to feel okay with who they are ethnically ~ South-south boy aribisala0 folarinmiles salford |
hotspec I have come to the conclusion that it is inferiority complex that is behind jabs taken at Senator Ben Murray-Bruce. Nigerians have a way of coming against that which has not come against them (but which makes them feel inferior). So when you wonder what the person or people they are attacking have done to them, the truth is the victims of their attacks have thrown the first punch (even without them knowing). They have made the involved Nigerians feel inferior and the backlash is their reaction at that which has the efunctry to make them feel inferior. 1) Ben Murray-Bruce is well educated. Went through primary and secondary education in Lagos State before obtaining a bachelor's degree from the University of South Carolina in the United States. 2) He is half-cast. (This really gets under Nigerians' skins. Unfortunately for the unfortunate Nigerian half-cast, they always feel he/she is "feeling" ![]() 3) Unlike most Nigerian politicians who were successful at nothing outside and before politics, Mr. Ben Murray-Bruce achieved a lot of success outside politics, most notable amongst which include his growing of the Silverbird brand into a successful and thriving local and international brand. Not to mention the Most Beautiful Girl in Nigeria Pageant which he began in 1986 The mere fact that he stands distinguished from other riff-raffy people that have flooded our political space infuriates many who would not mind him if he just kept his mouth shut and stopped inundating us with his common sense in that his nicer sounding English. In response to our inclination to feel inferior to stuff like this, we utter such unsubstantiated nonsense as "He has the looks of Obama but the brains of..." As a side note, it should be noted that Obama has not always shown great intelligence himself. What I would like to say is that if you are allergic to quality, common sense, and such things as Senator Murray-Bruce currently represents, the fruits thereof will definitely be allergic to you. If the country keeps sliding backwards, it will not be because of Jonathan or Buhari or any terrible politician. It will be because on several levels we show our allergy to (and repulsion for) that which is good simply because it makes us feel inferior, and this leads us to the embracing and glorification of everything low like: 1). low thieving politicians, 2). decrepit and slow govt policies, 3). abuse from lecturers whose salaries won't exist if we are not available for them to teach, 4). bus conductors abusing us as they collect our fares, agberos in every major city, 5). toilets that look like scenes from Resident Evil for our university students... 6). just every crappy thing we have smilingly embraced). Indeed, with these things, we are and feel comfortable. We don't revolt because it doesn't make us feel inferior. But with Ben Murray-Bruce, we must draw our swords instinctively (even without being summoned) because, like I said before, he makes us feel inferior |
softwerk:I actually fail in finding the point you are trying to make here |
But Amaechi has always been kind of on the brainless side. Combine that with a compulsion to steal, and we have a dressed-up disaster. He stains Ijaw people's royal dressing with his personality. He is not even an Ijaw man. He has completely Ignored Ikwere traditional clothing for what I understand to be Bonny traditional clothing reserved for chiefs when he has not even been given any title. |
kingzizzy:So you have now agreed that you believe that youR ethnic groups did not know their boundaries. Whereas Igbos did not know theirs, the old Oyo empire knew its boundaries. Can you see how well the Itsekiri's articulated their ancient boundaries? The Ijaw kingdoms of the south-south established theirs hundreds of years ago. What do you think was the basis of wars between the Oyo empire and others in the past? Or between the Okirika kingdom and Bonny Kingdom of Rivers Ijaw? All these before British came here So you don't know it is largely territorial boundaries that were a cause of these conflicts in the past. The military of the kingdoms concerned would be mobilized and they would go out to defend their territorial integrity. Please, being a confederate does not equate to not being able to organise yourselves into a nation/solid block. Your claim is just a groping in the dark for something to cover up what you may recognise to be a shortcoming. The meaning of the word, confederation: noun: confederation; plural noun: confederations an organization which consists of a number of parties or groups united in an alliance or league. In as much as you were not able to get your clans united into an alliance or league, you were not a confederation. You remained what the rest of the world met when they found you. Many clans and villages. Inasmuch as other Igbo in the middle of Igbo land were perhaps celebrating one festival or the other, while eastern Igbo villages fought their Efik/Ibibio neigbhours over disputes when those disputes arose, scattered villages and clans remains the height of your historic politcal evolution. I know it is a hard pill to swallow but we cannot go back and re-write history. We can only improve on it by what we do today.
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www.nairaland.com/attachments/5116893_alimodusheriffrightjonathanandmakarfibeforethewalkout_jpeg602fe1696dc474226579e1b28d4a033b The controversial (and largely unaccepted) PDP chairman clearly is more interested in playing the "I disagree with you" card as much as it can be played than he is interested in any other courses of action in the party, which he surprisingly doesn't seem to notice is not in an "I MUST HAVE MY WAY" phase. In the RECONCILIATORY phase in which the PDP is right now, for a leader to insist on petty issues and seek to CREATE as much of a disagreement as possible out of them, makes it impossible in my view, for Sheriff to pretend there is anything noble about his intents or actions. He is a family man, and he knows when issues are getting fiery, what leads to an ESCALATION[/b]or [b]DE-ESCALATION. His declaration of good intent for the PDP is fraudulent and a lie, to me, and he does not know how much political capital his shenanigans has bled off him. How many Nigerians now think he is actually a credible individual? Even those whom he might be working for may actually believe he is only good for such dirty work. Trust? no one may really have for him. |
adesammy1:They didn't go anywhere. Igbos are liars, especially in cultural issues. Most people of the south had established kingdoms which the white man came and had to politically deal with. Igbos on the other hand, did not even know the boundaries of igbo land until the white man came and made Nigeria and injected some enlightenment. Igbos remained organised into villages and clans, the highest political form they could attain as a people till date. That is why they don't even know how to in a civilized way, relate to other ethnic groups, as an ethnic group themselves. When other ethnic groups were doing this over the years before colonisation, they did not, because there was no Igbo nation. Now they know the area that they cover and they want ethnic identity like the other more established ethnic groups. But they know at the back of their mind, they have no collective "glorious" history. So all this pettiness from them is just a mordern day quest for identity. They are an ethnic group on a quest in this day and time for ethnic pride and historic identity.. Unfortunately, that can only be forged from within, and not from misdemeanours without - not by relationship misbehaviour with any and every who happen to live in Nigeria with them |
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Behira:Really? Okay please who is the public's least favourite of the two? |
Please, I want to know if the public feels like I do. Who would you love to have as a daughter in-law between Bisola and Tboss If you would love to have (or would prefer Bisola, please like). If you would love to have (or would prefer Toboss, please share). Please don't vote if you don't watch because you may be tempted to vote based on their looks here or elsewhere and not on what you have seen of their character. Thanks. Bisola https://www.bellanaija.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/bisola-big-brother.png Tboss https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/punchng/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/03195631/Tboss.png |
Should President Buhari Be Tried for Complicity By Inaction Regarding Herdsmen killing all through his tenure? Can manslaughter be connected with the lives that get lost on account of his seeming deliberate (or otherwise) failure to be pro-active about the principal responsibility on his job description list? The unacceptable unwillingness to do his job on the matter as made clear by his contrasting zeal and display of a real ability to be proactive, with raiding judges homes. Can the lawyers make a case against him when he leaves office? |
DelGardo:It is very false that our grasses do not have seeds And also false that the vegetative propagation of grasses (and plants in general) is problematic. On the contrary, we have what is referred to as noxious weeds (noxious because without planting or cultivating them, the keep relentlessly propagating themselves ). Falsehood + falsehood just makes one bigger ball of falsehood |
1). Fed government suspects judges. DSS performs sting operation But when murderers (real terrorists) raid and kill pregrant women and children, attack people minding their business in the night, when they sleep. They do this over and over again for a period of over one year and not one person has been arrested. Not one of such raids has been prevented. Then after everyone shames him on complicity, we see in the papers "PMB Decries Wanton Killing". Weak spineless yelp. Like Banki Moon decrying everything happening in Syria from day 1. From the time Bashir started killing his people, and whatever twist the events took. Why didn't he just decry his suspected fraudulence associated with the judges. The full weight of the DSS was brought upon civilian civil servants sleeping with their families at night. Now as killers kill innocent people just for being people (incessantly) he comes out and decries the killings. Shame on him. I'm just not happy each time I see these killings. This is just bad for the acclaimed "new sheriff in town" The only respite I will give him is perhaps his health did not allow him be on top of things. But what about all the time his health was okay. And why didn't his health cause inaction when it came to others? So final verdict? Shame on him. |
mykelmeezy:Thumbs up. Ride on! Continue |
This story is a lie because Ijaws do not have an identity crises. I wrote an article called "The Igbo Nation" which sheds the light on why Igbos are the only ones that misbehave in a certain way culturally and ethnic-origin-wise. Igbos still have an identity crises that causes them to still seek self-definition in this 21st century. Everyone defined and established themselves even before the white men came and so are happy and comfortable in and with their history. Now they wish Ijaws can be seen by the rest of the world as them. What an insult. People that the white man had to appoint (create) paramount chiefs for. Why should Igbos be even talking when people like Ijaws, Urhobos, Bini people and Yorubas are speaking (I mean when it comes to ethnic legacy)? The white man had to pay taxes to Ijaw kings in order to be allowed to do business in our area when they came here. The white man on the other hand, had to create paramount chiefs for the igbo people in order to be able to rule them well, by the time colonialism started. Igbos should respect themselves and shut up. But I argue that they cannot as their misbehaviour is their way of coping with the inferiority complex that they feel when they look back into their history and see nothing there (except the biafran war, which they lost). This is why they pick up fights with people who have not picked up fights with them. Which is why they cannot see any of the wrong, weak and selfish reasons behind Ojukwu's war quest and can only view it in glorious light even if he, Ojukwu, was the one largely responsible for his people's suffering. The igbo suffers from historical inferiority complex and is a mordern day ethnically unruly man on account of this because there is nothing in his history that igbos ever did together as a people (besides the war in mordern times) which they didn't win. whereas Ijaws, Binis, and many others have won and lost wars in the past (hundreds of years ago) and are satisfied with the quality of their ethnic heritage. Igbos should look in house and take care of their house instead of: 1). Rallying in support of Donald Trump 2). Wanting to be jews 3). Then hoping to bring other people into the smear of their folly |
mykelmeezy:Nigeria is not a zoo, much as I sometimes like to give up in my heart. How, with statements like this, do you expect any people to vote for you, anytime? |
I read these things and see them reported on tv and I remember that we were told that there is a new sheriff in town By Joseph Erunke, Peter Duru & Levinus Nwabughiogu www.nairaland.com/attachments/5031352_vanguardprotestsoverbenueherdsmenkillings_jpeg9b5955c715d21ca70fa9469541f55d6b ABUJA— Protests over herdsmen killings in Benue State, yesterday, rocked the National Assembly, Abuja, and Makurdi, the state capital, where students across institutions of higher learning barricaded the busy Makurdi-Lafia Road for over two hours. Meanwhile, Governor Samuel Ortom of Benue State has explained that the reason he ordered the expulsion of herdsmen out of his state was to essentially protect the lives and property of his people. He said that as the Governor of the state, it was incumbent on him to secure the people against any internal and external aggression. In Abuja The peaceful protest in Abuja, which was staged to draw the National Assembly leadership’s attention to the killings in Benue State, did not achieve much of its aim as both the Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki, and Speaker of the House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara, failed to turn up to address the protesters. The protesters rejected a delegation of the National Assembly leadership, comprising three senators, including Jeremiah Useni (PDP, Plateau South), Thomson Sekibo (PDP, Rivers East) and Saaba Lafiagi (APC, Kwara North). The protest, which started at 11a.m., disrupted both human and vehicular movements, as workers, visitors and some legislators, who had come early for work, could not gain entry because protesters had barricaded the main entrance and exit gates. Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/03/protests-rock-national-assembly-makurdi-killings-benue/
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amc:An earlier post of mine explains how you folks who went with buhari came to believe that the Jonathan administration had failed. Nevertheless, given that I had planned not to vote for GEJ (who even though you falsely claim his administration was a failure that was proven , is now being made to look like a magnificent success in the light of the magnificent failures the current administration carried us into in two short years) we always try to vote the better of whatever evils have been presented before us at election time. What we are seeing is that because of shame, some people are finding it hard to admit their error in 2015. They are embarrassed about being so passionately wrong. Being so wrong after being so passionate can be very embarrassing to the person involved and we know that. So, the issue is not Why didn't the PDP present someone else? because we don't have voting influence over who any party presents. The issue is when they have all presented whom they have presented, why will we with open eyes, minds and hands go ahead and choose the horror option? See below why and how the propagandists led folks like you to lead the country into the pains we have felt in these 2 years. coolscott: |
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