Chizolum:

His father is a billionaire!

adaybayor:

See yeye dey preach, where is the anger in what I said? That's the problem I have with many of you xtians, you just take up any garbage about islam and accept it is truth. See this hypocrite, shey na today we dey here people converting from one religion to the other? Ok, recently a whole family converted from xtianity to islam in my area.

adaybayor:

Dream on, how long is eternity? That's how long you will need to endure islam though you don't have to admit it.

Billyonaire: Islam is mean to women.......

cindyrella: This is not love, just plain Stupidity!!

pauloman:


Defend what?! A failed system and state? Truth is bitter but has to be said ! Thank God the professor is a foreigner and not a Nigerian and ontop of that he does not even live in Ghana but in the [b]western world [/b]and has earned his name in the international community as an renowned " African Reformist ". So his views and opinions are on the more objective side.

brabus:

Did you say 'election' or 'selection'? The best way to reject our enemies is by resisting and criticizing them which you had a problem with.
As for me, patriotism does mean the same as been a slavery - a question of freedom. Should I keep back my opinions through fear of giving offense on the guise of being patriotic.

NO! I won't die in silence. Your fathers did and here we are.

Delafruita:

seriously,you need to have your head examined.i doubt the screws are still in place

Billyonaire: I am sacking every Ghanian under my employment today. Enough is enough, this is an insult to my land of birth. I owe it to myself a level of self respect from foreigners. Where is our pride if foreigners insult our leaders ?

olusogo:
Many of us were happy to hear the reprisal attacks on muslims because we believe they deserve it by not fishing out BH among them. However, I do not know when it becomes their constitutional duty while we are left out. Nigeria muslims are being unnecessarily humiliated, killed by BH and the Christians through reprisal attacks. The menace of BH is being castigated upon muslims, their prophet is vilified, insulted including anybody who summons courage to come out and defend them. We, the christians, see ourselves as oppressed but we equally oppress muslims. Don't they have right to be muslims? Let us all face and fight Boko Haram and not Muslims. My warning for anybody: whoever kills my mother who is a muslim or my sister who marries a muslim shall incur my wrath, I will also kill him no matter his religion because they are more dare to me than anything in this world even though I am a devoted christian.

Mbuko91: are [b]poor grammatical constructions [/b]a default xteristc of ur muslim brodas?mscheeeew

Ngwakwe: Fresh N1.5bn fraud rocks House of Reps

•EFCC quizzes NASS officials


By:
ADE ALADE
Date:
Sat, 06/16/2012 - 20:31

Even as the dust raised by the alleged $3 million bribery scandal in the House of Representatives is yet to settle, another storm is already raging in the lower chamber of the National Assembly, as the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has begun investigation into an alleged strange massive cash withdrawals running into N1.5 billion from the House accounts.

Saturday Sun exclusively gathered that the fresh scandal has already led to the invitation and interrogation of about four officials of the National Assembly. It was, however, gathered that the withdrawals were made before the present Speaker of the House, Aminu Waziri Tambuwal, assumed office.

Competent sources in EFCC told Saturday Sun that the Bank Fraud unit of the EFCC, which is located in Garki area of Abuja, is investigating the fraud case, which is being treated as “criminal conspiracy, stealing and money laundering.”

The sources confirmed that about four officials so far interrogated over the matter were allegedly used severally to pull out the cash from the House bank accounts “because the cheques were written in their names to cash the huge funds from some banks in Abuja.”

According to a member of the investigating team, who pleaded for anonymity, “the funds were actually withdrawn over a period of time, especially in the last quarter of 2010 and they were withdrawn by some officials in the speaker’s office in millions. For instance, you see junior officers withdrawing millions of naira. In a particular case, a junior officer was asked to withdraw N10 million from Oceanic Bank in August and same person was also asked to withdraw another N20 million from a GT bank account in November same year.”

“In fact, we are also looking into other allegations that one of the officials who is still young in public service has about three estates in Abuja alone and recently went to take a bride in Egypt. We will try to establish his sources of funds and see whether there is a link between the huge cash withdrawals in his name and his expenditures.”

A member of the House who pleaded anonymity however said, “I believe there is more to this sudden focus on the House by agents of the executive. It is beyond a coincidence that one scandal keeps breaking after another as if the House is the only organ of government where these things happen. We believe they are deliberate and targeted.”


www.sunnewsonline.com/national/article/fresh-n15bn-fraud-rocks-house-reps

The solution to Nigeria problem is when Politicians start exposing themselves.

kody-licky:
gush... dis prezzo dude looks like a native doctor

alienvirus: any president in this country?

presido1: Remember to take your medication next time b4 going online. Or are you Ohakim? if yes your problem need no medication, just wait for your slow but painful demise.

webdezzi:

give in late, whats gonna be is gonna be

A-ZeD:


Dude we are asking for a anyone who knows anyone we can ask contact details.

We know how the system works but we are willing to try our best.

TechRev: Very lovely post ....


@ the bolded, did the people not see his name is Far-Crook??

1supremo:

Since you are so sure that the FoI bill defined a NEW NIGERIA, why don't you go ahead and invoke it to help solve our poster's problem. If it works, I'll admit my naivety. I don't understand what you're trying to prove with your acerbity. Nigeria is broken and needs fixing. That a bill is passed into law doesn't mean it works in this great nation. There's a fat difference between REALITY and IDEALITY.

Kobojunkie:

Again, nothing ILLEGAL in asking a person for information on how to LEGALLY access data that belongs to Nigeria, and Nigerians.

If you are not aware of the FOI law, I suggest you please take a look at it to understand why what you are suggesting is OLD NIGERIA MENTALITY, and honestly should remain there.

Foreigners have been able to tap directly into information on Nigeria with no problems but the minute a fellow Nigerian asks for the same information, you immediately suggest it is impossible? Come on!!! The law allows this.

Stop making it seems there are no such laws, and yes, laws are only as effective as the people who take advantage of them. If, for instance, there was a law that entitled Nigerians to $100 pocket money each month, but millions do not take advantage of the law. The law will not be to blame if these millions starve to death at the end of the day.

It is better you go thru a "foreigner" (as you claimed)to get it easily than to confide in those in possession of what you are looking for because they will make it so difficult for you.

The law is on ground, yes i agree but will the people that make the law allow you to take advantage of them. Well i wish you luck.

Demdem:

Let me get u well. are u saying these info are meant to remain secret?

Kobojunkie:

First we get access to the people who actually deal with the data. Now on questioning them on how we could possibly access the data, they may reveal the process we would need to go through, and we intend to follow that.

Again, don't concern yourselves with the details of how we will access it. What we are looking for is DIRECT CONNECTION to those who actually work with this data. We will, at that point, discover for ourselves what limitations FOI has, or does not have FOI.

Kobojunkie:

Even the US government has more access to your own Government and it's dealings than any Nigerian in Nigeria can claim. So let's not even attempt to turn this into an US vs THEM issue.

What we seek is connection to those who have access to the data. They are human beings. . . 100's of them not cabal members as you purport. They wake up early each morning like other hardworking individuals to go manage this data for the Nation. What we are simply looking for is how to connect to these individuals so we can successfully achieve our goal, and this is really for the sake of Nigerians, not the cabal or any elite group out there.

Bear in mind that FOI has been signed into law, so let's drop this old way of thinking already.

Kobojunkie:

This is not a joke. We are seeking serious contributors from those who are aware. Note that those who work in offices where these project data is processed are not ghosts or politicians. They are ordinary Nigerians like you, and these people are well aware of the benefits of an independent monitoring system, or I would think they are.