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I don't trust EFCC, they might get one hundred million from a source and present it as what the senator has returned just to get at Dasuki and Fayose. Just the way they did to the arrested judges. EFCC is determine to get result either by hook or crook.

What is buhari and NEMA waiting for?
Isn't it time for them to swing into action by setting up IDP camps across all the prone coastal states, must they wait for it to happen first?

Bhol28:
Busy embezzling the last he,ll embezzle in Ekiti i believe.

that is very myopic view. You should try to embryos your mind agenda it comes to issues like this.
There isn't any govr that is corrupt free even the famous Dr. Peter Obi, therefore we must not tag a set of ppl "CORRUPT" and the other "SAINT".

pedel:
The right thing for Fayose to do was to set the record straight instead of throwing tantrums and crying like a baby deprived of playing with his toys.
Is it true you collected money from ONSA through Obanikoro? If it is true, then tell us how much?

If Fayose has any idea of how APC illegally funded their election, why not make it public?
Obanikoro is a Nigerian who would trade anyone for his freedom.

Fayose's ass.hole is about to be tuned tight like a snare drum.

he said "when we get to the bridge, we shall cross it. For now I'm busy attending to the well-being of ekiti people". I think this is enough. Let EFCC continue in its evidence gathering mode, just as he scaled through the poultry allegation, he shall jump and pass this one.
Very important is his call for EFCC to beam its search light on how APC got the funding of her election.

[size=20pt]litmus test b4 the EFCC. Let's see if truly they are fighting by corruption, or political opponents [/size]

nrexzy:
He rejected bribe from Ameachi but Accepted bribe from Wike? #justasking

KwakwakwKwalkwa, Ameachi is now in a big pot of soup. No mention of Gov. E. N. Wike

Ashawo - meaning "commercial sex worker". Dash - meaning "to give out something"

So pained today being at the venue of the funeral seeing the three coffins lying side by side. I have never seen this kind of tragedy.
What a wicked world!
This is not politics, this is cruelty. The perpetrators will never know [size=20pt]peace [/size] in their life

So pained today being at the funeral ground and seeing the three coffins lying side by side.
I have never seen this kind of tragedy,what a wicked world!
This is not politics, this is cruelty!
May be perpetrators never have
[size=20pt] peace [/size] in their life

Olabestonic001:
That's crass nonsense there!
They were not the one and we should respect the human life.

I know the perspective from where you are making your judgement from but that's not the real idea behind my post. I want them to recognise the need to live above ethnic sentiment and favouritism whenever it comes to choosing who to lead.

Under previous administration, Nigerians were [size=17pt]good people, great nation. [/size] but under present administration, Nigerians are corrupt people, corrupt nation.

lookingfly:
when you want to kill a dog, anything can serve a good reason

but in this case, they have all failed.

They never see anything, were they not the ones that stoned a peaceful president, shouting sai buhari?
This is the right time to echo "sai buhari".

The dullard President should seize this opportunity to address his cabinet members on the need for them to stop the use of DSS to harass public office holders that refused to play games with them.

If a CBN governor that have served just less than two years can provide raw cash of N80m over-night, why can't a judge of Supreme Court who have spent close to 30 years in active service own Rolls Royce?

Mahmood Mohammed, the Chief Justice of Nigeria, CJN, has confronted President Muhammadu Buhari in a face- to-face meeting in the Presidential Villa following the weekend crackdown on federal judges and two Supreme Court justices by the country’s secret police, The Trent can exclusively report. The meeting, which held in the morning of Monday, October 10, 2016, was at the instance of the Honourable Justice Mohammed, multiple sources reveal. Present at the meeting were Lawal Daura, the director- general of the Department of State Security Services, DSS, which serves as the country’s secret police and the president of the National Industrial Court of Nigeria, Babatunde Adejumo. Our findings are that the meeting was very tense and the chief justice did not mince words when addressing the president on the matter. The visibly infuriated CJN tongue-lashed the president for violating the democratic principles of separation of powers and assuming the unconstitutional status of “supervisor” of the judiciary, an independent arm of government. Justice Mohammed accused President Buhari of victimizing the judges targeted in the midnight crackdown by the DSS for refusing to be intimidated by the secret police over the matters of the election petitions of Rivers and Akwa Ibom states. According to one of our top inside sources, the CJN exposed a series of scare and intimidation tactics carried out by the DSS director general, a kinsman to President Buhari, to make the bench bow to its wishes and overturn the judgement against the current governors of two oil-rich states. Mohammed expressly accused the DSS DG of using the name of President Buhari in carrying out what he called an “unprecedented attempt to influence the bench and pervert justice” in the country. The president was visibly upset by the revelations and repeatedly denied knowledge of such harassment of of judges by the DSS. Mr. Daura attempted to deny knowledge of such subterranean moves and claimed that the judges that were arrested, in what the secret police wrongly termed as “sting operation”, were corrupt. A claim which saw the CJN shout him down telling him to shut up and sit down. After lambasting the secret police boss, Justice Mohammed proceeded to unreel instances in which Daura contacted judges handling the election petition cases claiming that ruling in favour of the All Progressives Congress, APC, candidates was “what President Buhari wanted”. Again, the president denies issuing such instructions. The CJN also revealed that the minister of transportation, Rotimi Amaechi offered the judges millions of dollars to overturn their ruling on the two election petitions. He said the honourable justices rebuffed Amaechi because they were hellbent on delivering a sound judgment on the cases which had been unduly sensationalised by politicians. Justice Mohammed revealed that Amaechi also said that he was acting on the orders of the president and that in actual fact, the judges arrested over the weekend were those who refused to be corrupted by the DSS and Amaechi and insisted on preserving the independence and integrity of the bench. On this revelation, Buhari presented a disturbed contenance, our sources say. The president requested that the CJN puts down his position which we are reliably informed has been done. Insiders revealed to The Trent that the climate in Aso Rock is unusually tense following the posture and damning revelations by the CJN. There are whispers in the corridors that based on the gravity of the allegations against the DSS director and Amaechi, Buhari may let go of the duo to “clear his name from the embarrassing episode’, a top security source told our reporter. President Buhari appointed Lawal Daura, his kinsman from his hometown in Katsina on July 2, as head of the DSS after firing Ita Ekpeyong. Daura was recalled from retirement as he had retired from the service of the DSS when he reached the mandatory age of 60 according to the Civil Service rules of Nigeria. He is also a member of Buhari’s political party, the All Progressives Congress (APC) and served on the security committee for Buhari’s presidential campaign. While the election petitions were being heard at the courts, the INEC resident electoral commissioners (RECs) for Akwa Ibom, Austin Okojie, was detained and tortured for 13 days and his Rivers State counterpart, Gesila Khan , was also detained for two weeks by Nigeria’s secret police. The harassment, detention, and torture of electoral officials of the two oil rich states was reportedly connected with the interest of President Buhari in reclaiming electoral victory from main opposition party, the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) in those states. None of the INEC officials detained by the DSS have been charged with any crime and the election petitions were eventually ruled in favour of the PDP by the Supreme Court. From Simeon Nwakaudu

Millions of promises without fulfillment.
What is the price of rice falls, what happens to other commodities and products?
Is rice the only commodity being affected by the recession? [size=14pt] Olodo govt! [/size]

This is unfair jungle justice. Why should he be treated like this while the man that made the situation so unbearable for the citizens is being celebrated? The strength used in carrying out this mob action should be harnessed and channelled into mass protest against Buhari.

Bunch of liars

Johnrake69:
Brother it's high time our leaders begin to think Nigerian. The Nigerian project must be carried out by Nigerians if we will have any shot at succeeding.

This illegal refineries need to be harnessed. This is the reason the western are breaking barriers. Smart guys into illegal stuffs are put to good use for the greater good of the nation. We can't keep depending on western nations to solve our basic problems.

Can you imagine American government destroying illegal refineries built by Americans when America depends on other nations for refined products? We need to start thinking for ourselves.

If it's the issue of oil theft, the Shell and Mobil of this world steal our crude on a daily basis and we have never complained. We applaud the international oil organizations stealing our oil while we are prepared to wage war against our brothers for the same crime.

You've said it all!

Why destroying all the modular refineries in the region when it is obvious that govt can not supply the required quantity for our daily consumption.

assana:
oya stay one place dey do wetin? who him stay one place don epp

No! The right question should be, "who him travel don epp"?

senatordave1:
His trip. Is for a good purpose not for. Fun.let's rally behind him.up buhari and apc

[size=14pt]na you go rally behind that clueless President. If I must really with him, then I will really before him nd not behind him, olodo ! [/size]

[size=14pt]it is only those that have eye but cann not see, those that have ear but can not hear, those that have nose but can not smell and those that have skin but can not feel, are the ones that will say that GEJ did nothing [/size]

Standing5:
Asides spending oil windfall, what did the heroic PDP president do?

Oworo is in which state?
Tell us the price ranges for each of them.

Look at these astronomical figures been carted away by individuals yet PMB said he will continue to blame GEJ

[size=14pt]HOW WE SHARED NIGERIA MONEY BY HON. ABDULMUMIN JUBRIN
"I got N650 million as my running cost as the Chairman of Appropriation Committee.
■Speaker Yakubu Dogara got N1.5 billion,
■His Deputy Yusuf Lasun got N800 million.
■House Majority Leader Femi Gbajabiamila got N1.2 billion,
■Deputy Majorty Leader Buba Jibrin got N1.2 billion.
■House Whip Alhassan Ado Doguwa got N1.2 billion,
■Deputy House Whip got N700 million.
■House Minority Leader Leo Ogor got N1.2 billion,
■Deputy Minority Leader Onyema got N800 million.
■Minority Whip got N700 million,
■Deputy Minority Whip got N700 million.
I have documents to back up all these."
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[size=14pt]if the ongoing protest in Benin leads to loss of life, APC nd inec should be held responsible [/size]

Inec in collaboration with APC did not only rape democracy, they also disvirgin it.

Keep the reports coming.
Any hatchtag?