₦airaland Forum

BaddestQueen:
dem no dey sell stolen land here oo

Anambra land Dey miss ?

favor914:
Corrupt Bola Ahmed Tinubu turned down a bribe of 5 billion Naira?

Please go & sleep.

Na we dey politics you only believe what is posted online

#BAT2023

BaddestQueen:
mynd44 lalasticlala Seun Dominique
Rule 2

Cry me a River . Tinubu no be person papa when him first curse?

favor914:
Only for you confused people in Lagos like you, Peter Obi was also Governor for 8 years, what has Bola Tinubu achieved more than Peter Obi in public office?

BAT invested in housing for one not bottle of beer

favor914:
You are laughing @ yourself, when Atiku was Vice President Tinubu was Governor, when Atiku was running for President, Tinubu was too scared to come out until now?

Man pass man.

Who told you go read am Atiku brought a bribe of 5billion Naira to APC and Tinubu turned him down

Bastardlyrich:
Do t you fell like vomiting comparing a known theiff,drug baron,very sick,derty, corruptt, tribalistik great great grandpa with our saviour Jesus.
Anyway you are a ytuba Muslim and you have no fear for the Messiah of man kind.
You want theivenubu to be president to he can keep all nigerian Christian's.you think we don't know you plans abi

#BAT2023

favor914:
What is his real name, a man without an identity until he got to the United States?

Tinubu is better than ATIKU and OBI cry me a river

favor914:
Atiku Abubakar GCON is a Nigerian politician and businessman who served as the vice president of Nigeria from 1999 to 2007 during the presidency of Olusegun Obasanjo.

Bola Ahmed Adekunle Tinubu is a Nigerian accountant and politician who has been national leader of the All Progressives Congress since the party's formation in 2013. He previously served as the Governor of Lagos State from 1999 to 2007 and Senator for Lagos West during the brief Third Republic.

They cannot be compared, Atiku pass am, the records don’t lie.

Wetting Atiku impact as Vice President?

Tinubu did more than him as Governor imagine Tinubu as Vice President

favor914:
Abubakar Atiku has been Vice President of The Federal Republic of Nigeria, what is the highest public office Bola Tinubu has held?

Atiku got there because of northern favour.

Tinubu has the Will and capacity without any rubbish from the north.

We go shock una as we take shock una for primaries. Including when Atiku wanted to play the same favor card in APC then Jagaban show am pepper

#BAT2023

favor914:
I could careless about those 2 criminal business partners.

Obi should go and invest in another drink

favor914:
If Tinubu no go prison he will be lucky, Useless APC they should kiss goodbye to Aso Rock.

Of all aspirants it is that fraud they chose?

The man claimed he created the party, same man that destroyed it, because of personal greed.

Atiku has not done half of what Tinubu did .

I challenge you to a debate if Atiku is better than Jagaban
#BAT2023

SarkinYarki:
Huge lie ..Glo is 100 percent owned by Mike Adenuga

Your phone no get Data ?

favor914:
Bola Ahmed Tinubu is a Peasant were men like Michael Adenuga stand.

Na your papa be peasant.

#BAT2023

favor914:
How can Atiku be the owner of Glo, he is a poor man were men like Michael Adenuga stand.

Atiku supporter and twist . How can Atiku be a poor man we’re men like Adenuga stand .

Will you say the same thing if it was Tinubu?

haffaze777:
I'm BATTIFIED already broda but anything to pepper mkpurumiri people is okay by me

Asiwaju only for president

haffaze777:
News for mkpurumiri people God bless Mazi Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Mazi okechukwu Abubakar Atiku, Pandora criminal can collect his own from mkpurumiri people

God bless only Mazi Bola Ahmed Tinubu

Atiefku can go to hell

#BAT2023

Arysexy:
Lie

OBIdience is better than Sacrifice

Wearing suit does not make obi better than Jagaban

#BAT2023

Eniitankorede:
All the fake handles created by IPOB!!!lol

wail On Wailer even if you twist am peter obi go win for Facebook who Jagaban will Win Nigeria

Arysexy:
Online na ghosts?

See Northern elders forum boss.

Don't be left out.

This is a hurricane/ revolution

Tinubu is better #BAT2023

Arysexy:
See SW OBIdient supporters. Don't be left out. Even NEF Dr Baba Hakeem is OBIdient

Yes online

Eniitankorede:
Peter is the choice of IPOB. Nobody knows him in southwest and north. You will soon wake up from your daydream.

Tell am o Atiku and Peter Obi should go and rest #BAT2023

Tochitee:
I pity what will become of these pandora hoebi's supporters after election.

Them go cry tire

rickpat:
these useless politicians just hold Nigerian youths for serious work... SMH


no be this same NIGERIA na they open account for buhari for 2011.. people were paying money...#500,1k etc to support buhari...to fight kurruption....NOW WE ARE IN 2022...how far?...

BELIEVE ANY POLITICAN AT YOUR PERIL

Tinubu is not Buhari.

And he never begged for gofundme

#BAT2023

Arysexy:
Peter Obi is the choice of the masses

We hope Tinubu and Atiku won't run during debate

Did Tinubu steal from you ?

Arysexy:
Fraudnibu, Drugnibu, Tinubu should go and clear his name in Chicago first

If Tinubu invested in Drugs t is better than stealing money meant for constant light in Nigeria. At least drug is optional

On Tinubu Mandate I stand #BAT2023

HilcomTech:
News from the IPOB and Unknown Gunmen

Yes Ipob can cry more

In my own opinion Tinubu is very fit as a leader wailers can continue to wail till 2027.

Peter obi only invested in drinks and beverages thereby turning his voters into Drunks who only play politics with drunken emotions.

Atiku on the other hand privatized almost every sector in Nigeria as a Vice President.

Including being the real owner of Glo.

Atiku under Obasanjo connived with Alhaji Hazat to steal N300Billion Naira meant to give Nigeria light.

My support is for Asiwaju because he transformed Lagos to a city and enhanced market trading as well as making it possible for investors to come in . An example is Hi Lekki ,
The Brt buses lagosians enjoy today just to mention a few.

Asiwaju is a king maker who know how to pick only the best , you can check the facts yourself.

#BAT2023 #Jagaban wailers can cry harder

Techwriter:
Even though I neither like Atiku nor Tinubu writing unverified pieces is stupid. Please let's be reasonable in our approach. Peter Obi does not play dirty politics

I will never support peter obi even if u cry .

Is Atiku the owner of Glo or not ?

HRHQueenPhil:
All sounds like lies and old women fables

U no defend Atiku d thief ?

Yooruba1914:
another lost youth has sold his soul for guguru.
Ur mumu never do.

Won’t you defend Atiku?

Mike Adenuga was still in exile abroad, and Obasanjo steered the lunch talk in his direction. He asked me to ask my son meaning Mike Adenuga, to return home. I requested that he should leave the matter until after lunch and it would be tackled on a one-to-one basis between us. He agreed.

After lunch, we went into his private sitting room. I declared that what Nuhu Ribadu, Chairman of EFCC, was doing in respect of Mike Adenuga was wrong and he was doing it at Obasanjo’s behest. I told him that I refrained from interfering because I wanted to see how the law would pan out on the issue. The kernel of the matter really, as I told him, was his disagreement with Abubakar Atiku, his deputy, and they had taken the matter almost life-and –death level. Mike Adenuga was a pawn in the crisis, and he should be given the right to defend himself.

I reminded Obasanjo that he was no longer in office and he should back off in his pursuit of Mike. I went further to let him know that if Nuhu Ribadu did not desist from molesting Mike, I would go into the ring with them. Here I made clear that I would take him and Ribadu to unnecessarily and unjustifiably pursue Mike. Obasanjo promised to see Ribadu and to ask him to back off. He further promised to give me feedback on this.

When I did not get his feedback, I called him a number of times, but the phone would ring and not be answered. Eventually, I called his aide, Bodunde Adeyanju, who on picking my call passed the phone to Obasanjo to speak to me. Obasanjo told me Ribadu was out of the country and he would get back again to me on Ribadu’s return. I told Obasanjo how difficult it had been to reach him on the phone. I offered a solution. I would ask Mike to send him a phone which he would give his aide, Bodunde, as an intermediary. This way, all I had to do was call that number, and Bodunde would pass it to him if he wanted to speak to me. He agreed, and Mike sent the phone down the next day. But still, Obasanjo did not come back to me on the issue.

Mike remained in exile in London, and nothing much was heard again or raised by the EFCC about him. Later in 2007, I called Mike in London and told him I wanted to know why he had refused to return home. Since he had no skeleton in his cupboard, then he should return home. I explained to him that the purpose of the wealth with which he had been divinely endowed was to care for his needs, and his interests. It was also for use to defend his honor and integrity. For these reasons, I urged him to return home.

Thereafter, Mike returned home. Nobody touched him, and no institution has prosecuted him because there was no genuine reason from the onset for anybody to touch him. However, the construction project at Bells University slowed considerably while Mike was in exile and a few solicitous calls from Obasanjo to Mike while he was in exile did not change the pace of work. On his return from exile, the school Bells University had the temerity to write to him seeking for a meeting to discuss the continuation of the project. When I got to know, I offered to be in attendance at the meeting and sent word round that I would be in attendance. I had the intention to lambast all of them. They must have sensed it because up till now, the meeting has not been held!

All the enormous goodwill which Obasanjo carried into office was squandered with a performance that left him with a second term short of tangible achievements. Eight years in office was ample time to put electricity on a very strong footing. Eight years was enough to put down a strong foot against corruption and make a clear difference. Eight years was adequate for orderliness and the rule of law to triumph in every facet of our society. These were the basis upon which I gave him my support for the office. Some new State Governors have shown how much good can be achieved in a shorter time

The EFCC in Lagos had come calling brusquely on Mike Adenuga (Jnr), Chairman Globacom on 9 July 2006. They broke his gate, swarmed into his house and kept him under ‘arrest’. When I heard about the arrest, I called the legal firms, of Ayanlaja SAN & Adesanya SAN as well as Professor Biodun Adesanya SAN to take up the matter and secure Mike’s release. They swung into action and gave indication that they would take the matter to court.

By evening, it was no longer necessary to go to court as Mike, following his statement to EFCC, had been released with instructions to report regularly to the EFCC headquarters in Abuja. Mike proceeded to Abuja, accompanied by his lawyer, Prof. Biodun Adesanya SAN. Indirectly related to this case, the EFCC had quizzed and released Mohammed Babangida, Ibrahim Babangida’s son. The EFCC purportedly were on the trail of some money belonging to the Petroleum Trust Development Fund (PTDF), but there was really more beneath the veneer.

While Mike was in Abuja, he was counseled to see Obasanjo to extricate himself. For four days, he made attempts to see Obasanjo but was unsuccessful. After a few days in Abuja with no case pressed against him by EFCC, he returned to Lagos. Not long afterward, and in the heat of this mess, Obasanjo did two things that puzzled me. He called Mike to meet him at a social event in Lagos –Engr. Olapade’s birthday celebration. Mike and Obasanjo were both captured by press photographers in the newspapers at the event. Following the celebration, Obasanjo asked Mike to accompany him to Ota. It was in Ota that he solicited for the construction of the Administration Block of his university, Bells University in Ota. Mike agreed, and Carchez Turnkey Projects Ltd handled the project for him. It appeared the whole matter, the EFCC hunt, simmered and Mike continued about his business. On a trip to Ghana, he ran through his Nigerian daily newspapers and discovered that the situation was unfolding in a more revealing version. The EFCC had arrested Mohammed Babangida. Mike read between the lines and proceeded to the UK on exile. When I visited the UK, Mike came to see me and wanted me to facilitate a meeting with Obasanjo so that he could present his side of the case. The allegations against him were as follows:

a. That Abubakar Atiku, the Vice-President, gave Mike Adenuga money from the Petroleum Technology Development Fund (PTDF) which were invested in Mike’s bank, Equatorial Trust Bank (ETB), and that the funds were used in paying for the Globacom license.

b. That as a result of the connection in (a) Atiku was a major shareholder in Globacom. And Atiku used his clout to ensure that PTDF money got into ETB.

c. That General Ibrahim Babangida, the former Head of State, was also a major shareholder in Globacom.

It was not enough for Mike to merely present his case to EFCC, for it seemed the EFCC was under some remote control. The Presidency was after Atiku. Atiku at some point was the Chairman of the PTDF; an attempt was being made to indict him for alleged illegal and unauthorized channeling of PTDF money into Globacom. All sorts of rumors were flying around, and the Presidency wanted to pin down the case against Atiku. If Ibrahim Babangida also fell into the trap, so much the better.

A wide opening presented itself, and EFCC seized it.

G.Subair is Mike’s second cousin. His father died young, and he grew up, just as I did in my early life, living with Mike’s mother. He worked for Mike and was seconded, amongst other things, to open the Kaduna office for Globacom. In need of accommodation or office space, he leased, on behalf of Globacom, a house, at 2-3 Dawaki Road in Kaduna belonging to Mohammed Badamasi Babangida and used that address in official correspondence and memoranda. Mohammed is the first son of President Ibrahim Babangida. This was Babangida connection to which EFCC hung on when they were rummaging through Globacom documents. This was, according to them, irrefutable evidence that Babangida was a major shareholder in Globacom and that his son, Mohammed Babangida, or G.Subair or Mike was fronting for Babangida in this venture.

Mike told me how he had raised money through the BNP Paribas Bank in France and how he paid to New York for the Globacom licensing fees. All the money involved could be traced with supporting documents to France and New York in the form of a huge loan. The Bank BNP Paribas on its part had a letter stating clearly their involvement in the transaction and Mike wanted to present this among other documents to President Obasanjo. I called Obasanjo and relayed the facts as I had them from Mike to him. I requested for his fax number so that I could fax Mike’s letter explaining all the transactions and the Bank of Paribas letter to him. As soon as he gave me the fax number, I faxed the documents to him. Still, Obasanjo was not satisfied. It seemed that it was all a ruse because they were really after Atiku and Babangida and wanted Mike to implicate them. Mike refused to cooperate. If he were not going to cooperate, they thought, harassment would do it. On 19 August 2006, I made a statement to the press asking Obasanjo to caution Nuhu Ribadu, the head of the EFCC, about his mode of operations. I denounced the harassment of citizens by EFCC and urged them to go to court if they had anything concrete against anyone.