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Buterflyle0:
This has nothing to do with my OP. You are trying too hard

You take a page from a while docune and I present to you the full document.

You are telling me it doesn't affect your lies.

Abeg read the whole document and stop displaying your Half baked knowledge here
https://s18694.pcdn.co/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/FOREIGNCORRUPTIONREPORTFINAL710.pdf

LabalabaLeo (butterflyleo)

Read read and stop distracting yourself here.

Here is the full report for you, I know your postmaster will not give you the full report.
But I will help you.

Here it is.
https://s18694.pcdn.co/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/FOREIGNCORRUPTIONREPORTFINAL710.pdf

LabalabaLeo (ButterflyLoe) you think we are daft like You.

Take time to read through the full report and stop display your Half brain here.

https://s18694.pcdn.co/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/FOREIGNCORRUPTIONREPORTFINAL710.pdf

Buterflyle0:
I have always known you to be sub literate so I am not surprised at your comment.

Every single person involved in the atiku money laundry and bribe case have been arrested and jailed except Atiku.

Even his 4th wife in USA was arrested, tried in court and sentenced.

This is not about Atiku refusing to associate with USA. It is about the reason why.

Since 2006 till date he keeps raising one silly excuse or the other why he does not want to go. Meanwhile the document from the US senate and homeland security in the OP has clearly shown why he is running.

The key link between Atiku and the movement of these monies into USA, Mr Jefferson who was a congressman at that time was arrested, tried and sentenced.

Atikus house in the US was raided by the FBI and documents indicting him were discovered. Atiku later hurriedly sold the house for over $2.9m

You're seem to be an half knowledge individual


Take time to read through the whole report and stop displaying your ignorance here.

The National body of the All Progressives Congress(APC) has said that Sen. Shehu Sani remained its only senatorial candidate from Kaduna Central.

The Acting National Publicity Secretary of the party, Mr Yekini Nabena, gave the clarification in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria(NAN) in Abuja on Sunday.


He said Sani was the only senatorial candidate from the zone that was duly recognised by the national body.

Sen. Shehu Sani had distanced himself from the primary election held in the state on Saturday, where he was said to have lost to Special Adviser to Gov. Nasir El-rufai on Political Affairs, Malam Uba Sani.

The Returning Officer of the primary held at Murtala Muhammed Square, Kaduna, Prof. Eddie Floyd-Igbo, declared Uba Sani, a Special Adviser to Gov. Nasiru El-Rufa’i, as the winner with 2,088 votes, while Shehu Sani garnered only 15 votes.

Another rival, Usman Ibrahim-Sardauna, was said to have secured only 129 votes.

Nabena, however, reiterated that, “as far as Kaduna Central Zone 2 is concerned, the only candidate is Sen. Shehu Sani.

“Yes election took place in that zone because of the House of Representatives and the State House of Assembly but for the senatorial position the only candidate is Sen. Shehu Sani.

“The governor cannot dictate to the party.”

The APC headquarters had announced Sen. Shehu Sani as it’s only candidate cleared to contest the Kaduna Central senatorial seat in 2019 elections.


http://saharareporters.com/2018/10/08/apc-primaries-shehu-sani-remains-kaduna-central-candidate-–-apc-​

Buterflyle0:
If 100% of his businesses are in Nigeria what stopped him from saving his money in Nigeria? His criminal case is on.money laundering of questionable funds from Nigeria.

He did everything he could to ensure that money ended up in USA to the extent he had to bribe several people in order to achieve this. If the money was clean, why then did he have to bribe anyone?

He also hurriedly sold his home in USA in the heat of this investigation. Why did he do it at the time of this investigation and not before or after?

He has refused to step foot in USA since 2006 despite all the challenges issued to him to do this. Surely for someone with so many businesses he would have associates in USA wouldn't he?

Why run from there?

For associating with USA is that now a crime

LabalabaLeo


Abacha did not steal yet Buhari is fighting tooth and nail to collect back Abacha loot from Swiss bank

Intergrity gidi

Chaiiiii


Labalabaleo you again

buhariguy:
you are not a patriotic Nigerian , and the patriotic Nigerians already know that thief atiku is the definition of corruption.

Even A small child knows that a is for Apple B for ball

But how can a grown up adult cannot simply ANSWER simple question.


What are Atiku corruption incidence.


You promise to itemise them yesterday why have you not done ao

Olohunjedalo:
I will surely list the things Atiku stole for you
But you need to do me a favour and quote where I ever mentioned Atiku or any other person stole anything clown !
You no dy tire for these yoruba you dy type for me everytime?
Does that change the fact that you’re an Ipob terrorist group sympathiser ? Or does it change the fact that you’re a card carrying member of pdp? Lol
Funny man
Or ,are you trying to disregard my accusations about the afonja and ipob thing ? Lol
I don’t have that much time to start digging for the threads and posts sha .

Are those thing up there part of what Atiku stole

sarrki:
Your new found savior Atiku damaged the economy that Buhari that you hate so much is fixing it

How did he damaged the economy and how is Buhari fixing it

buhariguy:
the only card thief atiku will lay on the table, is restructuring to deceive the jobless aggressive lazy idiotic pigs of bia-fra terrorist according to thief wike.

And thief atiku can only be the president of the jobless aggressive lazy idiotic pigs of bia-fra terrorist organization.

Is this how you want to compel Patriotic Nigeria not to vote for Atiku.


Very simple what are the things that Atiku Stole so that we Patriotic Nigerian w/o know

Olohunjedalo:
I have always known this from his obvious bigotry on his threads .
He is a sympathiser is Ipob terrorists and Boko Haram terrorists.
He is a card carrying member of PDP.
100 Atikus can not defeat Buhari .
Talk is cheap .

E wo awon wonyi hooo.

So for asking you simple question is now Another epistles for you.


Okay what are the things Atiku stole so that we will know how to avoid Hin

Olohunjedalo:
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You this bigot again
Clown !
Whenever someone say anything like afonja bla bla bla on his stupid threads , he won’t say anything. But the moment someone say something like Ipobs are bastards terrorists.
He will jump on that person and tell the person to get out he doesn’t have something sensible to say .
It shall never be well with ipob terrorists and their miserable supporters .

Ọlọrun ju ẹda lootọ abi o ti gbọ ni....


by the way are those your epistle over there part of what Atiku stole

sarrki:
Op please not skip your dosage tonight

By the way all your BMC e-warriors crawl into shell


Please be reminded about the challenge

Name what Atiku Stole

Cc: https://www.nairaland.com/4775416/2019-challenge-apc-bmc-over

sarrki:
Op please not skip your dosage tonight

Sleep with this one tonight

Phrank
Phrank Shaibu is a Public Communication Consultant who writes from Abuja. In this piece, he discusses five (5) reasons he believes the former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar will “beat Buhari silly” come 2019 election.

Nigeria’s main opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has picked Abubakar to challenge President Muhammadu Buhari who is seeking a second term in presidential polls scheduled for February 2019.

According to him, one of the reasons is that President Buhari’s approval ratings have fallen even below average.

Atiku Abubakar had, earlier today, been announced as the winner of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, primary held in Port Harcourt on Saturday.

Following Atiku’s victory, Shaibu said the focus of his piece is to show why the Wazirin Adamawa is Nigeria’s next president.

Read the piece below:

“This past week marked a turning point in the nation’s political history. It was Atiku and all the news around his much-anticipated victory at the national convention of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) which ended on Sunday in Port Harcourt. It is also the week that the governing All Progressives Congress (APC) affirmed President Muhammadu Buhari as its candidate for the 2019 presidential election.

As it is with any major happening in the nation’s political firmament, Atiku’s victory is the trending story on the internet since the midday of Sunday. His landslide victory has got everyone talking. The focus of this piece is therefore on why he is Nigeria’s next president.

Buhari’s Dismal Performance

It is no longer news that President Muhammadu Buhari’s approval rating has taken a plunge in the last three years that he has been in office, which informs the belief by political pundits that a run against the president in 2019 posses no political risk.

Indeed NOI Polls, the No 1 country specific polling services for Nigeria has returned a damning verdict on President Buhari’s stewardship, with the results of its poll showing that over the last three years, the President’s job performance rating has taken a downward turn for the worse, plummeting from his highest rating of 78 percent and 80 percent recorded in September and October 2015, to 37 percent recorded in August 2016 and more recently 38 percent and 39 percent in the months of February and April 2018 respectively.

In more specific terms, the average approval rating of the president in 2018 stands below average at 39.6 percent; with his latest rating of May 2018 at 41 percent. He did poorly in all areas of assessment. So if 2018 holds the truth for 2019, a well grounded candidate like former Vice President Atiku can confront the president with possibility of electoral good show.

Atiku’s Intimidating Track Record

There is no gainsaying the fact that Atiku Abubakar has been the most prepared Nigerian to steer the ship of state in the last decade. However he hasn’t been able to actualise his ambition because of the disposition of some detractors who feel threatened by the rich credentials that he brings to the table.

But this is understandable, because politics taint noble people. So it is with Atiku. After impacting our national life for four solid decades, his impeccable record speaks volume about his public spiritedness and his support for worthy causes. At an age when many still prattled and sought relevance, Atiku bestrode Nigeria like a quintessential colossus, dishing out goodwill, service and altruism. These are undeniable.

From his days as a top Customs Man, through his attempt to fly the flag of the defunct Social Democratic Party (SDP), Atiku has gone through the drudgery of grassroots politics to etch his name as Governor-Elect of Adamawa State in 1999.

His crowning glory is as Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria between 1999 and 2007. The question remains, if he was not good, how has he been able to stamp a seal of excellence everywhere he went all these years?

There is no lying that Atiku’s role as Vice President under President Olusegun Obasanjo has become a reference point on how deputies can be loyal yet effective. Except for cynics, Atiku’s intellect and contributions to the current debate for restructuring and fiscal federalism is incontrovertible.

Furthermore, governance is not about making pretences to integrity or about some shadowy fight against graft. It has little to do with age. It has more to do with competence, sensitivity and responsiveness to the plights of the governed. In and out of public offices, the Wazirin Adamawa exemplifies excellence. His mission, as contained in his acceptance speech in Port Harcourt has a huge trunk to do with making Nigeria a better place for all.

The emergence of Atiku as the presidential candidate of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) was no happenstance. It is consistent with the resolve of members of the party to raise the bar in public service and put Nigeria back on the part of sustainable growth and development.

Restructuring and Fiscal Federalism

About two years after his tough lecture on the state of the nation, tongues are still wagging. Many Nigerians believe that his standpoint on the vexed issues on restructuring and fiscal federalism are timely wake up call, and will form a major part of the issues that will shape campaigns for the nation’s most coveted political position in 2019.

Being that a man of Atiku’s standing was the one canvassing for ‘resource control’ made a lot of difference within the context of power alignments.

He has consistently argued that, Nigeria as currently constituted as an entity is rooted in corruption, impunity and injustice and thus must be reconstituted.

According to him, political and civic leaders from across the country must come together, discuss, negotiate and make the necessary compromises and sacrifices needed to restructure our federation to make the nation a stronger, more united, productive, and competitive country.

His contention is that there is a flaw in the country’s constitution which was why there is a recurring cry of marginalization from every section of the country. Atiku believes that no section of Nigeria can claim correctly that its people are better served by the current structure of our federation.

He has since challenged those who against restructuring the country’s federal system as it currently stands, to show an example of countries that are functioning well with a structure such as Nigeria.

Whatever one’s arguments are, restructuring will shape the way Nigerians will vote during the Nigeria’s next presidential election.

A Robust Manifesto

Atiku Abubakar’s blueprint for Nigeria is by far his strongest weapon. The rich manifesto addresses all the challenges currently confronting the country. From defence and security, through job creation, education and infrastructure to poverty alleviation and power, no document from any presidential candidate in the history of Nigeria come close to Atiku’s manifesto in terms of concept, content and creativity.

To convince Nigerians he has the vision and the preparation to change the nearly hopeless situation and offer a better deal, Atiku has articulated an ambitious manifesto, arguably one of the most elaborate in Nigeria’s political history.

The same edge is seen on the social media where the Wazirin Adamawa is a household name. The import of this is that VP Atiku is by far more popular and more acceptable to the people than any politician seeking to be president in 2019.

Transitory Memory of Nigerian Voters

Nigerians have a short fuse when it comes to showing understanding with leaders, especially when such leaders are not delivering on electoral promises. I recall how in 2011 former President Goodluck Jonathan was the darling of Nigerians across ethnic and religious divide.

He won the 2011 elections with several millions of votes ahead of General Muhammadu Buhari and his running mate, Pastor Tunde Bakare.

By 2015, this same Jonathan lost to Buhari and left the scene with so much hatred from the voting public. Buhari who had been rejected at the polls three consecutive times was elected. A Buhari who had been roundly disdained as a bigot, a religious extremist, and an unsellable candidate became the toast of Nigerian voters.

This time around, history is about to repeat itself with an Atiku victory at the general election in February.”

By Phrank Shaibu


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/10/5-reasons-atiku-will-beat-buhari-silly-shaibu/amp/

Yusuf54:
I am 100 percent sure that those saying Atiku will defeat Buhari dont know anything about Politics? Buhari is no match for Atiku,Atiku wey no even get mouth for his region,North East

Are those some of atiku's sin

APC never expect this coming

No wonder their mouth odour diarrhoea Chairman was bragging yesternight.

We know their candidate

A sitting governor who left our party


Chaiiii

This is what we called rulling opposition party

Johnnyessence:
they never see anything yet, what the bmc are working are stratrgy to blow their lies and propaganda. it will be bursted again.

They want to act as Judge, Prosecutor and Interrogator at the same time.


Atiku this Atiku that

socialmediaman:
Bros, do not be worried about the negative attacks, it is anticipated, and it will put Atiku on the spotlight the way it did for Buhari in 2015. What this means is that undecided voters will be seeing him more on the media more than they're hearing about Buhari and that way they'll learn more about his plans for Nigeria, knowing also that Buhari has none, he has laid all his cards on the table

Hmmmm

Hmmmm


True word

buhariguy:
thief okupe, thief saraki media coordinator said if given thief atiku chance to rule Nigeria for just 48hrs, thief atiku will sell Nigeria.

And according to the jobless aggressive lazy idiotic pigs of bia-fra terrorist, they said thief atiku should bring back corruption.

And Your evidence is............


Don't tell nairalanders it's an hearsay oooo

sarrki:
Atiku is Know match for Buhari

no be only know match


KNOW MATCH (ẹlẹgbẹ Buhari)

meaning (ẹnikan ti o le ba Buhari figagbaga)

o tiẹ da bo ṣe mọ bẹyẹn

its a simple challenge


name Atiku sins or corruption


abi that is what a true patriot is asking


name them

sarrki:
Pdp is an enemy of the state

So is Ipobs

awọn ti o wa kin ṣe ọmọ IPOD nkọ

Johnnyessence, crownwealth

BMC wants to begin their witnessing.


Cc:lalasticlala

It's no longer news that Alhaji Atiku Abubakar has emerged as the presidential Candidate of People Democratic party (PDP).

What however is the news is the noise of BMC member running from pillar to post since morning shouting Atiku this Atiku that.

I therefore challenge any BMC crews who are confident of themselves to name their properties that Atiku stole, not all the hearsay Noise.


Cc: myd44, sarrki, buhariguy, Madridguy, passingshot, butterflyleo

BMC crews are so pained since morning

Atiku this Atiku that

sarrki:
It shall never be well with Ipobs, pdp and enemies of the state

Sarrki the elderstates man himself.


So this are the function of elder statesman.

Ask from real elder statesman in person of Mbeki you will know the real definition of elder statesman

Who is this shameless drunkard lauretta

October 7, 2018

Press Statement

PDP: Our Presidential Primary, A Lesson to INEC, APC

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) says the orderliness, transparency and credibility of its Presidential primary serve as direct lesson to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and the All Progressives Congress (APC) on how elections should be conducted in present day Nigeria.

The party said that the process has shown that the electoral umpire, in its manifest compromises, has been responsible for the electoral crises at various levels of elections. It also shows that our citizens, irrespective of their individual and group interests, are capable of holding peaceful and credible elections that meet global standards.

The success of our presidential primary followed our strict adherence to democratic rules and principles of transparency and fairness, which has eluded the nation since President Muhammadu Buhari-led licentious administration assumed office. Simply put, in the PDP Presidential primary, every vote counted.

Nigerians are therefore no longer in doubt that our compromised electoral umpire, under the Buhari administration, is ostensibly culpable for injecting rancorous situations that create openings for violence, manipulations, inconclusive polls and outright rigging of elections.

We invite the whole world to note that the PDP conducted its Presidential primary and a clear winner, Atiku Abubakar, emerged, without any form of disagreements or reliance on heavy security, showing that Nigerians are peaceful, orderly and desirous of credible processes at all levels of political engagement.

The PDP therefore charges INEC to stop blaming voters, accept responsibility for its failure to conduct credible elections and learn from our presidential primary, as we approach the 2019 general elections.

Finally, the PDP restates its determination to dismantle APC's rigging machinery and return credible processes in all spheres of our national life.

signed:

Kola Ologbondiyan
National Publicity Secretary