₦airaland Forum

Sey orí channels pé sha

lummyD:
Oke is brilliant. I give it to him. Jimoh is catching fun

Seriously the guy is catching fun

Am liking oke's respond

Oke looked stressed..... Jimoh is very composed

Ok

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission is looking for Mrs. Moji Ladeji, the sister of Ekiti State Governor, Ayodele Fayose, over a N200m house located at 44 Osun Crescent, Maitama, Abuja, a highbrow area in the nation’s capital. According to court documents, the building, which has since been sealed off by the EFCC, was allegedly bought by Fayose from proceeds of corrupt practices but the title documents of the house bear the name of Fayose’s sister, a move the commission claimed was to cover the governor’s track.

Detectives told our correspondent that Ladeji, who is based in the United Kingdom, would need to explain her role in the alleged scam.

A source in the EFCC stated, “We have been able to establish that the house was bought from the proceeds of corrupt practices. The house was, however, bought in the name of Fayose’s sister. We need to question her to determine her level of involvement.

“We know that she is based in the UK but she comes to Nigeria quite often. We want her to come and tell us her side of the story.”

Fayose had sued the EFCC for freezing his bank account following an allegation that he received N1.219bn from the Office of the National Security Adviser through a former Minister of State for Defence, Senator Musiliu Obanikoro, as well as kickbacks from state contractors.

However, in a counter-affidavit, deposed to by Mr. Tosin Owobo on behalf of the EFCC, the agency said Fayose used the N1.219bn as well as alleged kickbacks received from the Ekiti State Government contractors to buy houses in Abuja and Lagos.

The governor allegedly received kickbacks from about four Ekiti State Government contractors – Samchese Nigeria Limited, Tender Branch Concept Nigeria Limited, Hoff Concept Limited and Calibre Consulting Limited.

However, instead of receiving cash, the governor allegedly instructed the companies to buy houses for him in Lagos and Abuja.

The houses located on Tiamiyu Savage Street, Victoria Island, Lagos, are said to be worth about N1.1bn.

According to the EFCC, the houses were bought in the name of J. J. Technical, a company owned by Fayose and his wife, Feyisetan.

According to the EFCC, the houses in Abuja were bought with different names.

While the N200m house, located at 44 Osun Crescent, Abuja, was allegedly bought in the name of Fayose’s sister, another property, located on 32 Yedseram Street, Maitama, worth N270m, was bought in the name of a company.

The affidavit reads in part, “The applicant (Fayose) also used the name of one Mrs. Moji Ladeji (the applicant’s sister) to acquire a property situated at 44 Osun Crescent, Maitama, Abuja, from the proceeds of the alleged offences of receiving gratification and kickbacks.

“Apart from fraudulently retaining the sum of N1,219,490,000.00, being part of the N4,745,000,000.00, stolen from the treasury of the Federal Government through the Office of the National Security Adviser, the applicant (Fayose) has also received gratification in form of kickbacks from various contractors with the Ekiti State Government such as Samchese Nigeria Ltd., Tender Branch Concept Nig. Ltd., Hoff Concept Ltd. and Calibre Consulting Limited.”

http://www.saharareporters.com/2016/11/20/efcc-hunts-fayose%E2%80%99s-sister-over-n200m-abuja-mansion

This guy really mean business oooo.... .. Anyway sha Ok is okay because EYITIFAIL

Is that not saidi Balogun?

Social media posting wrong info since 1984BC.......Sola òkè lafe ooo because EYITIFAIL ooooo

Where are all the Oral English geeks in the house? Now is your turn to shine o and say “I told you so!”

How many of you recall when the popular Peak Milk sachet was introduced into the market? The ad campaign to us was pretty fun we’d mimic the lady’s voice whenever Momma handed us one each for breakfast.

“Peak now comes in a sachet.” Please, we grew up pronouncing it as “Sah-chet” not “Sa-shay.” Then we got to secondary school and got the shocker of our lives when it was pronounced as the latter.

Till date, most of us make these mistakes, especially when we visit the neighborhood kiosk asking for ‘Tin Tomato Sachet.”

Here are a few correct pronunciations to guide us:


Copy from http://www.omgvoice.com/lifestyle/everyday-words-pronounce-wrongly/?geoip&country=NG

[quote author=Kingsweb37 post=51141582][/quote]Why don't you change you way.... Change You way now.

Ifayose...

Fada Fada ooooo

chiwetaluAGU:

Rochas is far greater than Tinub!
We igbos will give Akeredolu our votes insha allah amin

You don mean it

Ok

So you want to receive 30k without doing anything in this recession time. Sey Federal government resemble MMM ni.

Nice one

Why

Ok

kolaaderin:
This is a good first hand info to work with.

If it takes 2 hours for 50m, then 200 m will be counted for 8 hours of bank working day I.e in 6 days, the money 1.2b will be counted when we assumed there is no error for them to start counting all over again or probably machine faults while counting. And even such elicit money will be counted only by handful of trusted bank staffs in secrecy to avoid information leakage to the masses.

It is still logical to believe the withness except you just choosed to think otherwise.

After reading all the comments from so many mathmagic, your comment makes me believe that your common sense is superb. Thanks for the wonderful analysis.

Ok

Spiritual kò supernatural ni.