₦airaland Forum

Mileage, please.

TonyeBarcanista:
I'm in alignment! This has been our position

..."Our position"…! Since when and from where? Anyway, better be late than never. I have never supported the resource control mantra because of its present faulty implementation. Hosts communities are just pawns used by the greedy ND leaders to blackmail the FG and IOCs in their fake resource control demand.
The day the communities become direct beneficiaries of what truly belong to them is when resource control will have its true meaning.

TimeManager:
PMB has absolutely nothing to do with the selection process, all he had to do was to approve. Besides, the judiciary cannot circumvent the law unlike the Senate counterpart who are rogues.
Kiss the truth!

For any appointment made there is always a lobbying stage. I am not familiar with the mode of selection of candidates for consideration by the NJC. It will be foolhardy for an executive president not to have interest in whom he appoints as justice of the SC. You don't expect a justice with soft spot for PDP to be appointed by PMB.

These people just created a separate enclave for themselves. Do official documents of the SC still bear this - 'Federal Republic of Nigeria'.

TimeManager:
Before wailers start wailing, read this; The NJC had earlier recommended the two candidates to Buhari.
Kiss the truth!

The process for appointment of Justices of SC is not what a sitting president should leave in the hands of just anybody. I hope PMB did not exhibit an indifferent attitude here akin to that during the election of senate principal officers.

Omoakinsuyi:
Ganging up against Jagaban. God pass una

Gang up ke? Source, please.

Oga magu, take solace in the saying that when everybody claps for you then something is wrong somewhere. Do your job rightly and overlook destructive criticism.

modath:
Nope, not at all... KC is na delusional optimist but , he nor dey cuss people & dem generations... if he does, I've never seen it.

Pa C on the other hand does not make it easy to defer to someone aged 49.. he is/was tiresome.

On this I have to agree with you. KC has been suprisingly civil. Pa Chukwudi and insults na...where is that Zuma self.?

SirJeffry:
Where is ehmmm, what's the name of that bling bling god of man sef?

Ehee, I mean Where's Oritsejafor

He just drove past me now. What do you need him for?

Tonyosas101:
See as I con dey Pity this Obanikoro

I share your feeling, bro. The guy haf humbled patapata. A soft landing awaits him somewhere.

kcnwaigbo


The name may be different but every other thing reeks of pa Chukwudi.

danieldanizy:
The naked picture of Edo state Peoples
Democratic Party (PDP) chairman, Dan
Orbih, has hit the internet.
According to a Facebook page, Corruption
Concern, which posted the unbelievable
picture, the highly respectable politician got
entangled with a prostitute who decided to
retaliate by publishing his naked picture
while snoring. The picture was captioned:
Dan Orbih
”See what our so called leaders become in the
hands of prostitutes. This is a lesson to all of
us.This is the PDP Chairman in Edo State
They said he refused to pay the lady and she
waited for him to snore and took this picture in
the hotel and ran away
Good for the fool. All the money they’ve stolen
makes them feel they can get away with
anything.”[img]The naked picture of Edo state Peoples
Democratic Party (PDP) chairman, Dan
Orbih, has hit the internet.
According to a Facebook page, Corruption
Concern, which posted the unbelievable
picture, the highly respectable politician got
entangled with a prostitute who decided to
retaliate by publishing his naked picture
while snoring. The picture was captioned:
Dan Orbih
”See what our so called leaders become in the
hands of prostitutes. This is a lesson to all of
us.This is the PDP Chairman in Edo State
They said he refused to pay the lady and she
waited for him to snore and took this picture in
the hotel and ran away
Good for the fool. All the money they’ve stolen
makes them feel they can get away with
anything.”[/img]The naked picture of Edo state Peoples
Democratic Party (PDP) chairman, Dan
Orbih, has hit the internet.
According to a Facebook page, Corruption
Concern, which posted the unbelievable
picture, the highly respectable politician got
entangled with a prostitute who decided to
retaliate by publishing his naked picture
while snoring. The picture was captioned:
Dan Orbih
”See what our so called leaders become in the
hands of prostitutes. This is a lesson to all of
us.This is the PDP Chairman in Edo State
They said he refused to pay the lady and she
waited for him to snore and took this picture in
the hotel and ran away
Good for the fool. All the money they’ve stolen
makes them feel they can get away with
anything.”

Hmmmmmm
Down but not out.

Hmmmmmmm

N250,000/sitting, 4 sittings in one day=1milla.
Evil geniuses.
Why can't we just adopt the Chinese criminal justice act or whatever name it's called?

This thread has shown the shallowness of many in Nigerian politics. Since I started following politics (circa 1979), I am not aware of any occasion where a president had to exercise his veto power. But if ever there was, I doubt if any NASS succeeded in overturning such presidential veto.
No arm of govt wants to get into such murky waters. But if it does get there, the executive holds the upper hand via party allegiance, ethnic and religious favours, lobbying, and blackmail.

Who will sign the bill into law?

Realtouchnot:
The woman does not even spare doctors. in fact the way she treats them, you begin to wonder if she's their colleague. No matter how big or small you think you are, if she finds you wanting you're in for it. Naturally, people hate discipline, but I must tell you that woman is the best administrator in Nigeria public service. If you visit the hospital, every storeyed building you see, was erected by her. Her tast for quality is on another level. She has massively transformed the hospital. She made the hospital the highest IGR generating government hospital in Nigeria. That's why the Ministry is still insisting on Dr Angela Uwakwem. She supervises work herself and she's every where. That woman knows the name of most workers in that centre. Any day you're not at your duty post, you may receive her call. People naturally hate this things. The final sin was when she began a move at privatizing some aspects of the hospital due to gross inefficiency in them. The big wigs in Pharmacy and Laboratory who are leaders of JOHESU, that evil union rose against her. Unimaginable things go on in our hospitals. Laboratory technicians who own laboratories in town will be using hospital reagents to run the tests they bring from outside the hospital, and the hospital would be at loss at the end of the month. They're so lackadaisical to work, that people needed to wait for unthinkable days to get the result of their tests. The pharmacy guys will leave the drugs procured by the hospital to expire. They will be dispensing the ones they bring or the one of hungry companies who pay them. When the woman could not tame them, she said let's a mini form of private sector involve. This made them rise against her in full strength

We are not far apart analytically. Like I said the doctors are easier to discipline. The fact that it is a federal institution compounds the issues further. Influences from near and far are brought to bear on an issue that is local.
Painfully, the workers, inexplicably, have their way most of the time.

If I wasn't a member of the medical profession spanning several decades with greater proportion of it spent in government institutions, I would have taken the OP report with a pinch of salt. But, alas, such is the practise, as posited by you, in most govt hospitals

But OP, the doctors, are also complicit by engaging in some unwholesome practises, ranging from extortion, patient diversion, poor work ethics , lateness to work, to absenteeism.

However, whenever efforts are initiated to root out many of these ills, the greatest resistance usually come from the non clinical personnel like the pharmacists, lab scientists/technicians nurses, administrative staff, warders/porters, morticians etc. The doctors are much easier to discipline.

The solution lies wholly with the employer, in this case, FMOH and the hospital head, CMD. The hospital management will do well to handle offences individually rather than using an aggregated approach. With that, each person will strive to protect his/her job. A case of everybody for himself.

Hmmmmmmm

We were bled almost to death and some of the victims are still shouting, with their remaining strength, "carry go, nothing do you".

HBD, Tonye. May the Almighty keep is till old age. May we flow with the spirit of the Almighty that has chosen to direct PMB as he embarks on this onerous task of liberation from PDP induced rot. Amen...

unclejb2:
a simple question is what you cannot answer, yet you come out to make jest of yourself online thinking that you are in a debate. Nairaland is fast becoming razz

Hmmmm, kids.

doctokwus:
He collapsed and EFCC had to wait for his family dr to come from wherever he is to revive him when they av a functional clinic?
Some of these blogs can be so annoying in the manner they concoct stories from their ass es that they need to be banned!!

My bloda, I tire for them.

MadamExcellency:
I read the publication but can't agree on everything written including obfuscation and obvious lies by EFCC Spokesman and if I try to remove the part I disagree with, I would be accused of dishonesty which leads to loss of credibility on my points of argument.

What a revelation!

MadamExcellency:
It is also obvious that there was no earlier clearance that ever existed before April, 2016.

I put it to you that the CCT Chairman would've cited or presented such reference to Saraki's lawyer when he first demanded his resignation from the case on the basis of those allegations.

Problem is you don't read sources that you cite.

MadamExcellency:
The EFCC spokesperson was trying to obfuscate a clear fact. Can you quote or cite the earlier clearance given to CCT Chairman during GEJ administration from any source?

This letter was dated April, 2016 and the issue where the EFCC spokesperson makes reference to earlier clearance is a fabricated lie hence the NASS decided to look into the matter.

The truth is that EFCC can't clear CCT Chairman

EFCC can’t clear CCT chairman of bribery scam – Saraki’s lawyer

April 24, 2016


‎Ade Adesomoju, Abuja

The Senate President, Bukola Saraki has rejected the clearance issued by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission to the Chairman of the Code of Conduct Tribunal, Danladi Umar, exonerating him of complicity in the alleged N10m bribery scam.

Saraki is being prosecuted before the Danladi Umar-led tribunal on 13 counts of false asset declaration.

The Senate President’s lawyer, Mr. Ajibola Oluyede, has filed an application before the CCT asking Umar to disqualify himself from further presiding over the trial because he allegedly remained under EFCC investigation over the bribery allegation.

http://punchng.com/efcc-cant-clear-cct-chairman-of-bribery-scam-sarakis-lawyer/

Hmmmmmmm

It is obvious you've run into a dish.
Bye

unclejb2:
how old are you?

Delayed NYSC 1995
And you?

nortcentrallord:
Was Saraki's ccb trial instituted during the last administration too? Answer that in all honesty.

You are malingering, my friend. That is not the issue under discuss.
I advise you allow the Holy Communion you took this morning settle down properly before commenting.

MadamExcellency:
The clean bill of health was issued while the Saraki's counsels were questioning CCT Chairman's moral authority to sit in judgement against Saraki

MadamExvellency, Haba!!
See an excerpt from the article in the cable you quoted,

According to Alhassan, “today’s clearance letter was second to the previous one sent on the March 5,2015 during the administration of President Goodluck Jonathan through the office of the then secretary to the government of the federation Chief Pius Anyim.”

Do you still stand by this post of yours?

MadamExcellency:
Yes, it shows favouritism hence the stupidity of EFCC as a stooge of political power players and nothing for justice nor anti-corruption war.

N11M FRAUD: REPS RECEIVE PETITION AGAINST CCT CHAIRMAN

Danladi Umar
N11m fraud: Reps receive petition against CCT Chairman

Pulse News Agency Local By NAN | 20:47 | 10.11.2015

He was equally accused of fictitious contract for the supply of office furniture and fittings in the sum of N11.4 million, among other allegations.

The House of Representatives, on Tuesday received a petition bordering on corruption allegations against the Chairman of the Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT), Mr Danladi Umar.

The petition was presented by the Chairman, House Committee on Army, Rep. Shawulu Kwewum (Taraba-PDP) on behalf of Anti-Corruption Network, a civil society organisation.

Submitting the document, Kwewum alleged that former Minister of Justice and Attorney-General of the Federation, Mr Mohammed Adoke, had recommended that two persons were to be arrested and investigated for alleged corruption.

He stated that in compliance with Adoke’s recommendation, one Ali Abdullahi was arrested and prosecuted but the other person, who is the current chairman of the CCT, was not.

"The petitioner is now seeking the house to wade into the matter with a view to seeing that the second person, Danladi is immediately arrested.

"He should be made to face the law in compliance with the recommendations of the former attorney-general of the federation and minister of justice,’’ he stated.

According to the petition, part of the allegations levelled against the CCT chairman, include misappropriation of N1 million for his wedding and misappropriation of N4.2 million for external light bulbs.

He was equally accused of fictitious contract for the supply of office furniture and fittings in the sum of N11.4 million, among other allegations.

The Speaker, Yakubu Dogara, directed that the petition be laid before the house.

Dogara ruled that the House Committe on Public Petition should take charge of the matter ‘’for further legislative action’’.

http://pulse.ng/local/danladi-umar-n11m-fraud-reps-receive-petition-against-cct-chairman-id4345794.html

My post was meant to reconcile your accusation of him being a political stooge to the time frame stated in the article you quoted. The alleged fraud and the subsequent clean bill of health issued by the EFCC occurred in the last administration. Your assertion may be right and, if so, is an indictment on those in charge of state matters during that period.
At present, things have changed in EFCC. The case can be resurrected.

MadamExcellency:
The Dark day in Nigeria Justice System where EFCC became A Court because of Political patronage



https://www.thecable.ng/efcc-sends-clearance-letter-to-cct-absolves-chairman-umar-of-n10m-bribe-allegation

Hope you understand what you wrote with respect to the article you quoted.

kcnwaigbo:
Lol The AG is seriously working for his money there is no big deal after all there are all members of the NBA who has already made their point.

BTW if they want the judges to be suspended they better advice the DSS to forward any imaginary evidence they have to the NJC other the honourable jurists will remain in office

BTW, who needs your opinion here? This is not partisan issue.

Hmmmmmmm

If it is Delta state don't disbelieve anything.
Everything in the state is open secret.

That bribe was paid is not in doubt. Iziyon's loss of $200k was reported previously in the media. The incidence occurred at Grand hotel, Asaba, though, the culprits were caught.

Nobody should be surprised if the Delta state Chief judge is picked up for questioning should DSS/EFCC get involved.

kcnwaigbo:
I have read the law on money laundering and no where does it forbid keeping of money at home. Besides some of the judges are claiming some of the money was planted

There is a limit to what you can keep as cash. Research harder, you will surely find it.