elivis:
THE EVIL IN THE GOOD OF BUHARI, EFCC, JUDICIARY AND ANTI-GRAFT WAR.
The fleece are won by sincerity and hard-work. These make it golden. Nigerians in consensus propose the option of Muhammadu Buhari as the genius and hero of anti-graft duel. In a lost priority and misplaced ambition times have been misconstrued and change remain “inconstant”.
Some have often perceived Buhari’s anti-graft war as a revenge, narrow mindedness and selective. However it should be pursued in the spirit of law. Preferences should be on the rule of law in application instead of being ruled by the unknown, inconstant and arbitrary WILL of another MAN. No day passes without an EFCC victim being reckoned with the opposition PDP- Bello Haliru, Chief Tony Aneni, FFK, Olisa Metuh and still counting. Be it as it may Haruna Momoh, Director PPMC has been shielded from the ppmc outrageous scandal; perhaps the EFCC have no tips or executive permission. How about those who could not get past the anti corruption test according to intelligent report? …they are bound for the corridors of power. Worrisome is the President’s ability to defy all evidence against past governors like Fashola, Amaechi, Fayemi on the cloak of “allegation”. Invariably those who fund the Buhari’s presidential Bid are above the LAW & EFCC.
Why are the big thieves walking freely with the President in the corridors of power?. Oh I forget that they are Buhari’s SACRED COWS. Most corrupt public officials in the president’s party are SAINTS with the offensive stench of gross financial mismanagement.
This has gone long enough. PMB must face corruption squarely by rebutting sitting governors like Tanko Alma Kura and Rauf Aregbesola for their careless and ruthless looting of funds. For instance:
National Publicity Secretary of the Yoruba socio-political organisation, Afenifere, Yinka Odumakin, an indegine of Osun State submitted documents of corruption allegations against Osun State Governor, Rauf Aregbesola, to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC.In the petition submitted on behalf of a group, Osun Stakeholders, titled, “Petition against Governor Rauf Aregbesola for financial recklessness, corruption, money laundering and fraudulent application of Osun State’s resources,” Odumakin alleged that Aregbesola had sunk the state into abject poverty.
The group said a forensic audit of the Osun State government accounts had become necessary as the state was already bankrupt and had become the poorest state in Nigeria.
The petition said Osun “is littered with abandoned projects even though loans were secured by this administration to execute them. Today, our dear state has become the embodiment of lack, poverty, purposelessness, wickedness and insensitivity of political leaders of the highest order in the country.”
It stated that families could no longer survive and the people of the state now looked up to the EFCC to ensure that the state’s funds were recovered.
The petition lamented that Osun State had become an object of scorn and a symbol of poverty in the nation because of Aregbesola’s recklessness. Consequently, Osun debt profile has been lifted a record high of #480billion according to Sen. Iyiola Omisore (The Herald, june 16 2015).
Governor Rochas is no different in financial mismanagement: Sunday Punch report of January 6, 2013 revealed Governor Okorocha as one of the eight governors being discreetly investigated by the EFCC over fraud-related activities. Since September 2012, the EFCC has reportedly been on a surreptitious investigation of Governor Okorocha’s management of the public funds of ImoState, especially as it relates to the disbursement of Imo State Local Government funds, the N47 billion loan from the banks and the N13.3 billion Imo Bond fund.
Mr. President, no matter how dictatorial or powerful, your fight for corruption is failure bound if people should be punished in no true sense of it. Prove me wrong by considering well indictable evidences and reports against Rt. Hon. Amaechi, Babatunde Fashola or even a member of your party, the APC.

chukscosmos:
The shallow mindedness of President Buhari towards the anti-corruption war is one that poses serious threat to our national democracy - a government that can be depicted by its return to forceful and partisan leadership. Efcc has become a tool of doom for Nigeria. The fight against corruption is now a fight against Pdp

shunshun861:
Mr President must look inward first to fight corruption, charity begins at home...#saharareporter #EFCC

elivis:
THE EVIL IN THE GOOD OF BUHARI, EFCC, JUDICIARY AND ANTI-GRAFT WAR.
The fleece are won by sincerity and hard-work. These make it golden. Nigerians in consensus propose the option of Muhammadu Buhari as the genius and hero of anti-graft duel. In a lost priority and misplaced ambition times have been misconstrued and change remain “inconstant”.
Some have often perceived Buhari’s anti-graft war as a revenge, narrow mindedness and selective. However it should be pursued in the spirit of law. Preferences should be on the rule of law in application instead of being ruled by the unknown, inconstant and arbitrary WILL of another MAN. No day passes without an EFCC victim being reckoned with the opposition PDP- Bello Haliru, Chief Tony Aneni, FFK, Olisa Metuh and still counting. Be it as it may Haruna Momoh, Director PPMC has been shielded from the ppmc outrageous scandal; perhaps the EFCC have no tips or executive permission. How about those who could not get past the anti corruption test according to intelligent report? …they are bound for the corridors of power. Worrisome is the President’s ability to defy all evidence against past governors like Fashola, Amaechi, Fayemi on the cloak of “allegation”. Invariably those who fund the Buhari’s presidential Bid are above the LAW & EFCC.
Why are the big thieves walking freely with the President in the corridors of power?. Oh I forget that they are Buhari’s SACRED COWS. Most corrupt public officials in the president’s party are SAINTS with the offensive stench of gross financial mismanagement.
This has gone long enough. PMB must face corruption squarely by rebutting sitting governors like Tanko Alma Kura and Rauf Aregbesola for their careless and ruthless looting of funds. For instance:
National Publicity Secretary of the Yoruba socio-political organisation, Afenifere, Yinka Odumakin, an indegine of Osun State submitted documents of corruption allegations against Osun State Governor, Rauf Aregbesola, to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC.In the petition submitted on behalf of a group, Osun Stakeholders, titled, “Petition against Governor Rauf Aregbesola for financial recklessness, corruption, money laundering and fraudulent application of Osun State’s resources,” Odumakin alleged that Aregbesola had sunk the state into abject poverty.
The group said a forensic audit of the Osun State government accounts had become necessary as the state was already bankrupt and had become the poorest state in Nigeria.
The petition said Osun “is littered with abandoned projects even though loans were secured by this administration to execute them. Today, our dear state has become the embodiment of lack, poverty, purposelessness, wickedness and insensitivity of political leaders of the highest order in the country.”
It stated that families could no longer survive and the people of the state now looked up to the EFCC to ensure that the state’s funds were recovered.
The petition lamented that Osun State had become an object of scorn and a symbol of poverty in the nation because of Aregbesola’s recklessness. Consequently, Osun debt profile has been lifted a record high of #480billion according to Sen. Iyiola Omisore (The Herald, june 16 2015).
Governor Rochas is no different in financial mismanagement: Sunday Punch report of January 6, 2013 revealed Governor Okorocha as one of the eight governors being discreetly investigated by the EFCC over fraud-related activities. Since September 2012, the EFCC has reportedly been on a surreptitious investigation of Governor Okorocha’s management of the public funds of ImoState, especially as it relates to the disbursement of Imo State Local Government funds, the N47 billion loan from the banks and the N13.3 billion Imo Bond fund.
Mr. President, no matter how dictatorial or powerful, your fight for corruption is failure bound if people should be punished in no true sense of it. Prove me wrong by considering well indictable evidences and reports against Rt. Hon. Amaechi, Babatunde Fashola or even a member of your party, the APC. for me PMB is a fill time tyranny and don't have any good intensions for Nigerians but just fighting opposition PDP ONLY

pabiem:

hahahaha. Even Jesus Christ the Saviour of the World resurrected on the 3rd day and not in one day. Happy resurrection Audu. Rest in peace joor.

Goshen360:


Because he sets up parishes and keeps them under the HQ, telling them to remit revenues to the HQ. Tell me that is not political setup or how such is practiced in the body of Christ by the Apostles.

khordistic:
same wit me, heard bkus we've bin notified already kus we paid

Prettilicious:
pls did u pay d 4k or jst anyone cn check?

Prettilicious:
pls did u pay d 4k or jst anyone cn check?

princetunex:


we dey together b dt.