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Yeligray:Didn't you see APC in the post? APC houses corrupt immigrants from PDP and other elements from ACN, CPC and co. |
Yeligray:But GEJ and his bandwagon of looters and every corrupt element in the APC are reaping off the system. |
Yeligray:Nigerians. Funds recovered cannot be spent until the court has ordered full forfeiture and the FG would have to include these funds in the budget like they did this year before they can be spent. I do not if this current FG follow this procedure but this is the standard process. |
Yeligray:When a bunch of idiots are in our judiciary? |
YourImaginaryBF:Oil money in circulation na im help keep our economy running. But as the price fell, revenue fell states couldn't pay salaries. But nothing has changed much since Buhari came in ; the economy has gotten worse. It is now picking up the pace & hopefully by 2018 we would be up and out of recession. |
GEJ once said "AMERICA WILL KNOW if such amount of funds were looted".
CERTIFIED PROPHET. |
Waiting for FFK & Fayose to blame the North for this . The Buhari led administration have made mistakes that cost us bad but damn GEJ geared us towards recession. |
This was a heist. They had a blueprint. The oil swap contracts were a controversial barter arrangement which saw Nigeria use middlemen to sell crude oil in exchange for refined products. With local refineries under-performing, oil swap deals were used to shore up local demand for petroleum products. Between 2010 and 2014, under Diezani’s watch, Nigeria was estimated to have channelled over 352 million barrels of oil worth a total of $35bn into oil swap deals. But with the contracts mostly opaque, Nigeria reportedly lost more than $900m in crude oil swap deals between 2009 and 2012. The deals came under severe scrutiny with former Central Bank Governor now Emir Muhammadu Sanusi describing them “not properly structured, monitored and audited.” President Buhari cancelled the oil swap arrangement in November 2015, seven months after taking office. Buhari why? They said it is a vendetta ; a witchunt. |
YourImaginaryBF:They even had a cover up plan to cover their tracks. |
Thank God it is not the EFCC that is exposing them.
We for dey hear "witchunt" . |
punchng.com/diezani-warned-aluko-against-buying-80m-yacht/ https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/general/diezani-warned-aluko-about-buying-80m-yacht/205595.html. See links. ![]() |
I love all these technocrats. ![]() CC LALASTICLALA CC MYND44 |
Yeligray:Leave am. They don't even know of his existence. He go just dey shout PDP upandan. |
UrennaNkoli:Must you comment? If you no get anything better to comment can't you evade the thread E-Money that is happily married. |
[quote author=GameGod post=58492690][/quote]Chill bro. Zero sense of humour. |
GameGod:No be game thread be this oh. Except the game is about killer herdsmen or Cowboys. |
CROWNWEALTH019:Our judiciary and their habits of collecting gifts from defendants or plaintiffs who are standing trial? |
There must have been a glitch or a diversion or something . Please address it and make sure everyone is paid. |
R edoboy33:How many individuals did Sure P cover besides PDP cronies and lucky people like you who might have gotten it through connections? |
Don't mind the useless N power critics. No matter how you explain and re-explain it to them they will still conjure up nonsense. |
This is by far the most creative pre-wedding photo shoot I have seen. SO UNIQUE. |
CROWNWEALTH019:Our failed Judiciary? |
NCAN members rushing in with the speed of light. |
AngelicBeing:You just gave away your identity. |
The Nigerian Senators are masters in the art of blackmailing, lobbying, bullying the executive, sanctioning inquisitive and prying members, defending corrupt and erring elements and keeping the public ignorant of their salaries, budget and expenditure. |
deepwater:Thanks for advertising yourself free ![]() |
The Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Mahmood Yakubu, who is reportedly out of the country, has instructed that the Commission should challenge the court order stopping the Senator Dino Melaye‘s recall process. In a statement released on Saturday, INEC said Yakubu is not, “succumbing to blackmail,” that was rumoured to have come from the Senate. “It may be of interest here to note that the INEC chair is out of the country. “He left last weekend and was not part of the meeting (some days ago) where the decision was taken to obey the court order. “He had however earlier sought and agreed with legal advice and instructed that the Commission should challenge any court order and the competence of the action when word got out last week that Senator Dino Melaye had filed trying to stop his recall. “If indeed there was a threat of blackmail (overt or otherwise), Prof Yakubu from his words and action isn’t succumbing to it. “In any case, he isn’t a sole administrator and all 12 members of the commission have a say in decision making and there’s a consensus in our approach to challenge the Senator’s suit. INEC should be allowed to do its work, regardless of the outcome,” the statement reads. dailypost.ng/2017/07/15/dino-melayes-recall-inec-insists-chairman-will-not-succumb-blackmail/ CC LALASTICLALA
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What the hell?! How is he his son? Probably adopted or something. |
![]() The girl above me has just advertised herself for free. CC Seun. |
AngelicBeing:Male or Female? |
I have got to agree with GEJ. If Alison madueke's son could spend this much on US (not Nigerian) soil, "AMERICA WILL KNOW".
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vingeophysicist:So the US government is now a faction of the APC?
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