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You're just blabbing with no substance, if you've been stalking me like you seem to be doing, you would have seen where I called for the haliburton case to be investigated. Not every body is a ogogoro soaked Bingo that can descend to the level of supporting creek terrorists just to satisfy their paymasters. Relieve your frustration elsewhere kiddo. I will respond no further to your idle banter. Izontubo: |
Izontubo:Just because you support anything about the looter defeated ex-President including the failure to develop your own land? Swerve. |
The economic outlook as presented by Bismark Rewane (CEO, Financial Derivatives) indicate that not only is the storm over as inflation is set to fall dramatically, but state governments are in for a pleasant surprise as well. The better days beckon. |
PMB has already given orders for the Halliburton case to be re-opened months ago following a request by the U.S Gov't. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/07/182m-halliburton-scandal-buhari-orders-preparation-of-case-file/ As usual, this cheap distraction from the ponmo-dicing governor will be ignored. While we want the Halliburton case brought to a logical conclusion no matter who is indicted, the investigation of Fayose's accounts remain the prime focus at the moment. The harder he tries to distract, the harder EFCC's eyes will look at his finances. The train station diplomat can only succeed in digging himself in deeper. |
Pavarottii:Wrong. A core principle of separation of powers is checks and balances. The executive has a duty to check the excesses of the legislature and vice versa. What would amount to an interference is the unilateral sacking of the senate leadership by the executive; which no-one will support because it is a direct threat to our democracy. Ignore those weasels running around babbbing mumbo-jumbo because their tail is on fire. |
PMB has already given orders for the Halliburton case to be re-opened months ago following a request by the U.S Gov't. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/07/182m-halliburton-scandal-buhari-orders-preparation-of-case-file/ As usual, this cheap distraction from the ponmo-dicing governor will be ignored. While we want the Halliburton case brought to a logical conclusion no matter who is indicted, the investigation of Fayose's accounts remain the prime focus at the moment. The harder he tries to distract, the harder EFCC's eyes will look at his finances. The train station diplomat can only succeed in digging himself in deeper. |
Nonsense, imagine how the writer was struggling to underplay the fact that a forgery was allegedly committed by Saraki and co, while trying to appeal to sentiments. Utterly shameless. The era of impunity has been long ejected, along with the IB. If they're innocent, they can defend themselves in court. Shikenan. |
He isn't picking up. Probably thought it was Magu calling. |
Why didn't the Venezuelans drink their oyel ?When push comes to shove, food trumps oil anyday. Support diversification, support the agricultural revolution! |
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Shifting goal post after your propaganda has been blown to pieces ? You can wail from now till thy kingdom come, I have told you I have no time for beer parlour banter.In 1977, the military head of state, Lt. Gen. Olusegun Obasanjo, set up a crude oil sales tribunal to investigate the operations of the Nigerian National Oil Company (NNOC, which metamorphosed into NNPC same year). The tribunal found out that in three years, NNOC had failed to collect its equity share of oil produced by Shell, Mobil and Gulf. As a joint venture partner, NNOC was entitled to 182.95 million barrels of oil production. But NNOC did not find buyers for its own share, thereby losing a potential income of $2.8 billion. When next you want to spread your lazy and cheap propaganda, ensure you are alone in a bright room looking in your mirror, because you can only fool yourself. As I said, this is about the train station celebrity, not the anti-corruption Czar. I'm done with you. MrPresident1: |
You honestly sound confused. Nobody is saying the EFCC has the power to PROSECUTE a sitting governor covered by immunity. What they definitely, assuredly, and affirmatively have the power to do is to INVESTIGATE a sitting governor (accounts are frozen to facilitate investigation in case you've been living under a rock). Do your research on the powers of the EFCC and you will definitely be less puzzled. BlackSeptember: |
You can shove your beer parlour opinion where the sun don't shine. How can you possibly expect an ex-Nigerian leader and ex-General to have had just 1 million naira in his account, even if this was 1983? He said he had at least N1 million, not just N1 million. Semantics. Meanwhile, this is about the ponmo-dicer, not the anti-corruption czar. MrPresident1:
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See how the Iroko's of Nigeria's armed and security forces look like harmless gentlemen in their Mufti's. I sight Buratai and PMB's ADC looking like harmless gentlemen, who can imagine that below those starched Kaftans are guts of steel. Retire well Arase, you have served your country well. |
Why not await the results of the investigation? You really think any foreign government would be in support of corruption? So basically, you think all any looter needs to do to avoid investigation is to claim to be in the opposition and he would be automatically left alone? Jokers. |
chiwex:I love your perspective, and admire your patience. This is just year 1 out of 27 right? No wonder the caged albino has been asking for adjournment after adjournment. Buhari has fallen into Nnamdi Kanu's trap. |
Gbam. Any account smelling like a dead rat needs thorough investigation, especially when owned by a talkative pretender like Fayose. While his citizens strike and suffer, the overfed train station model is crying over his frozen millions. Karma is one faithful old b_tch! Kudos EFCC! |
The fact that the wannabe General was pinpointed, apprehended, and whisked away in stealth clearly indicate an intelligence-based operation. Loving the carrot and stick approach adopted by the FG. https://scoopempire.com/imageback/2012/12/carrotstick.jpg |
Laughs in broken Hausa. |
I was busy scanning the article for where they stated Saraki and Ekweremadu were innocent of the allegations against them; that the forgery never happened. Nothing of the like. Take em' to court. |
There is no valid reason why they should not be arraigned for such contemptuous forgery of the hallowed Senate rules, except petty ethnic and political bias. Justice should take its course. |
Such a beautiful family. Pained Jonathanians can go suck on a battery. |
omenka:Word. |
The fall and fall of the People's Deceiving Party. |
Last time I checked, northern billionaires are still reaping oil billions and northern governors are developing their agricultural capacity from allocations while you suffer under lack of power and fuel....and will continue to. Even after the refinery is completed in 2 years, you will continue to be under Northern domination in the oil sector. The North does not need ND oil to dominate and control the oil industry. You lazy drunkards instead of positioning yourselves now to take part, prefer to continue to live under economic slavery and domination. All you can do is bomb your region back into the 19th century and invite military occupation and annihilation. A minority in number should not mean a minority in thinking . RevDesm0ndJuju: |
Your delusion is obvious rather. As I said, there was never anything like free oil so stop consoling yourself. Investors will continue to reap their dividends, and you can only further destroy your environment in protest. The northerner does not need your oil to dominate the oil industry. QED. RevDesm0ndJuju:
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RevDesm0ndJuju:I'm sure by now you realize that Northerners do not need the Niger Delta to dominate the oil industry. By 2018, Dangote is scheduled to start production from the largest oil refinery in Africa with the capacity to supply our entire national demand and have enough for export. Without laying a SINGLE pipeline from the Niger Delta. This of course means that in 2 years time, a Fulani man will be providing the fuel for the cars and generators of Niger Deltans and Ibos alike, the same lazy arses screaming 'our oil' today. Without laying a single pipeline from the Niger Delta. Lazy parasites in the making, leeching on the North's entrepreneurship to survive. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MYdCTJQojHE https://herald365.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/12185158/Dangote-Refinery-Site-2.jpg Blow everything up. Bomb and pollute your towns, rivers, farms, water table....everything. Leave nothing standing. You now have our support. |
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RevDesm0ndJuju:1. You ain't going nowhere, and I'm sure you know this fact. The biafraudians have tried in the past and we know the result. 2. Don't stop at pipelines, bomb the government schools, clinics and the government house. When you're done, you can proceed to the Niger Bridge and blow that up to. Leave nothing in the Niger Delta standing, Buhari will surely get the message. In fact if you start doubting how effective your bombs are; Effective in ensuring lands, rivers and livelihood are further destroyed? Absolutely. Effective in driving away investors and rubbishing the investment climate? Definitely. Effective in making sure state governments like Bayelsa are cash strapped and cannot finance their commitments like funding your state university? For sure. Effective in putting their people and communities at risk of military occupation and clampdown? Affirmative. Effective in releasing Nnamdi Kanu, causing Buhari's family to suffer, releasing Dasuki or dropping charges against Tompolo? ![]() The collective folly is of epic proportions . |
kcnwaigbo:Effective in ensuring their lands, rivers and livelihood are further destroyed? Absolutely. Effective in driving away investors and rubbishing the investment climate? Definitely. Effective in making sure state governments like Bayelsa are cash strapped and cannot finance their commitments like funding their state university? For sure. Effective in putting their people and communities at risk of military occupation and clampdown? Affirmative. Effective in releasing Nnamdi Kanu, causing Buhari's family to suffer, releasing Dasuki or dropping charges against Tompolo? In your dreams ![]() |
You can pull out all the crayons you like, but the North remains a united geographical and political entity to the chagrin of a divided south. cckris: |
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? You can wail from now till thy kingdom come, I have told you I have no time for beer parlour banter.