₦airaland Forum

ItsMeAboki:
Most stupid comment, coming from a headless chicken; OP you try, well done.
So the best place for him to run to for Arab support is London (oyinbo land) and not any of the Arab countries? - yeah, quite right, typical Otuoke logic, shey dem award you real olodo medal from the creeks.

thank you, keep on fooling yourself....

what will buhari be doing in London for 10days or thereabout, he said he is not sick. I can say that he spent several days in London because (1) He needs more funds from the Arabs for his campaign (2) he wants to strength boko haram. just after his return, we hear that boko haram has pledged allegiance to Isis. Nigerian military is really dealing with boko haram and buhari doesn't want to be disgraced, he ran to London. the Arabs can't give you support without something in exchange.. Nigerian these men are evil.. Nigerians think and be wise do not be deceived. .
http://247ureports.com/the-real-reason-buhari-went-to-london-the-arab-billionaires/

Osibanjo and APC supporters what is all this overhyping about. today: osibanjo's daughter shares selfie, tomorrow: osibanjo mother dancing, osibanjos son doing this and that.. what nonsense.. why didn't they also share the picture of his untidy brother in the village. cant we see how responsible the presidents family is.. you will not see stuffs like: Jonathan's daughter sharing pics.. I pity some people sha... you cant take care of your brother, it is nigeria you want to change.. liar.. and also doesn't buhari have another outfit, I think he must have worn this through out his stay in London.

op wait till then before you ask the question.. not now

haha... let him answer na

SeverusSnape:
God bless you... I've been on sabbatical leave, I'm back now!

welcome back boss...

GEJ all the way

VIPERVENOM:

hahaha.. APC don't have any evidence.. shame on you liars... GEJ till 2023

Kolade354:
you dis Dumb Idiotic Fool shld get a job

I got a good job already

Kolade354:
I was expecting you to quote me and you just did that............Mofo

I quoted you to tell you how stupid you are..

VIPERVENOM:
you are fruitlessly tryin too hard. The audio tape has d confirmed voices of the people involved in the ekiti rigging. D video on the other hand is like a scene from a very bad nollywood movie. Nobody will allow himself to be recorded while rigging an election. It makes no sense. Try harder

the guys in the video do they look like popular nollywood actors, they are criminals hired by APC. now let me ask you, what is your proof the audio tape was about how they were rigging or how they rigged elections?

Kolade354:
O Lord dont let the spirit of stupidity take over me as in the case of this useless OP

GOD won't answer your prayer because you are stupid and useless already..

VIPERVENOM:
learner. Video dat is 5 months old. Dead, brushed and buried. Try harder next time

then the audio is dead and false as well.. criminals like APC.. the so called audio was recorded on 20th of June 2014 and the why didn't they release the tape before or after the election... APC criminals.

BABAKABIRU301:
YOU DON'T BELIEVE ON WHAT U ARE WATCHING BUT U ACCEPT AUDIO TAPE RECORDER

don't mind them.. deceivers

abacusCm:
op,u are to go for more training

APC brought audio tape, we brought live manipulation video.. APC got served..

shame to APC... GEJ till 2023..

then how are we sure the audio tape about ekiti election rigging is real.. APC liars

pot calling kettle black.. see how APC rigged the Osun elections
& plans to rig the 2015 elections yet they say
PDP plans to rig. watch
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PCUJozFyQfU. are these the people that want to bring change? God forbid evil. Nigerians be careful and be wise, don't be deceived..

APC liars..

PhockPhockMan:
Now why Buhari is changing tongue now just to get votes. Why is he now saying that there is no amnesty for bokoharam.

APC is not trustworthy.

they tot Jonathan wouldn't crush boko haram, now GEJ has done the job there would be no need for amnesty .. that is what it means

When my wife broke the news to me that Malam Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, then Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), had alleged in a letter to President Goodluck Jonathan that $49.8 billion of Nigeria’s unremitted oil revenue was missing, suggesting that the money had been stolen, I did not hesitate in telling her that it was not true. She then asked why I would say so and I told her the amount was too large to be stealable. I added, on a lighter note, that if such an amount hits any account in any bank as stolen money, it would trigger an earthquake that cannot be measured on the Richter scale. I reiterated this incredulity as a guest of Focus Nigeria, the current affairs programme broadcast by the African Independent Television (AIT). So, I was one of those sceptical – in fact dismissive – of Sanusi’s allegation from the onset.

To put in perspective my scepticism that the amount in question could be stolen: Cable News Network (CNN) broadcast a news bar recently about a Russian hacking ring that has reportedly “stolen up to $1 billion from banks around the world in what would be one of the biggest banking breaches known.” The hackers were discovered to have been active “since at least the end of 2013 and infiltrated more than 100 banks in 30 countries,” stealing not more than $10 million dollars at a time. So, if their theft of $1 billion made global news as unprecedented, then imagine $49.8 billion!

And I was not surprised when, following his subsequent invitation by the Senate to substantiate the allegation, Sanusi revised the figure to $12 billion, and later to $20 billion, creating the impression of an accuser engaged in guesswork or unsure of his facts, if facts they could be called. I wondered how the same amount could be “missing” or “stolen” as three different figures. I could not comprehend it, and that hardened my scepticism as to the credibility of the allegation. The revisions, by the accuser himself, had simply turned his allegation into a farce and made it unworthy of a man of such high standing occupying one of the highest and most sensitive offices in the land.

It was while I contemplated Sanusi’s revisions and their dent on the credibility of his allegation that I got the inspiration to coin the word “sanusise,” a transitive verb with its nominal derivative as “sanusisation” and gerund as “sanusising.” I later wrote an article entitled “The ‘Sanusisation’ of ‘Missing’ Money” in which I canvassed for the new, Nigerian-born word – “sanusise” – to be added to the English dictionary, with its meaning as “to engage in unabashed self-contradiction” or “to unabashedly make self-contradictory claims about the same matter,” as Sanusi had evidently done by revising the figure of the allegedly “missing” or “stolen” money twice, undermining his credibility himself.

The controversy ensuing from the allegation and the serial revision of its figures led the Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister for the Economy, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, to request for independent forensic auditors to review the accounts of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), the main government agency targeted by the allegation, to get to the root of the issue and determine if any money was indeed missing or stolen as alleged. President Jonathan acceded to the request, leading to the engagement of the globally established PriceWaterHouseCoopers to conduct the forensic audit.

Curiously, even before the auditors would commence work, some persons called for heads to roll over the allegation, as if the punishment of an accused should precede the proof of the allegation against them; as if an allegation should be regarded as the proof of its authenticity. Sobriety was cast to the dogs by those behind such calls. As if goaded by the hysteria of mass prejudice, they never cared to pause and ask for a proof of the allegation before committing themselves to a belief in its validity.

Now the report of the forensic audit by PriceWaterHouseCoopers has been published, having been submitted to President Goodluck Jonathan on February 2, 2015. And nothing in the report confirms the allegation of missing or stolen money. Rather, the report indicates, among other things, that the NNPC needs to pay the sum of $1.48 billion into the federation account, a far cry from any of the three figures alleged to have been “missing” or “stolen.” In effect, the report vindicates the accused, as well as those sceptical of the veracity of Sanusi’s allegation.

In his article entitled “Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala and a People’s Narrative,” published on page 53 of The Guardian of January 4, 2015, Kalu Ojah, a Professor of Finance at Wits Business School, Johannesburg, gave an insight into what might have transpired with the alleged “missing” or “stolen” money, which apparently applies to the $1.48 billion. He said “it could be the result of faulty bookkeeping,” which could have been “straightened out with the cooperation of the relevant agencies” – without much ado.

From a semantic perspective, even the $1.48 billion cannot be described as “missing” or “stolen” money. It would be “missing” if it could not be traced, and “stolen” if it were traced to anywhere it was not meant to be, with proof that its transfer involved theft and was not due to some error. None of these scenarios can be deduced from the report of the forensic audit.

However, there is a silver lining in the cloud of Sanusi’s allegation, which I believe even its vindicated victims, including the NNPC, would admit. It is that it has revealed the need for our public institutions to be more thorough in handling matters related to bookkeeping and making remittances, as implicated in the forensic auditors’ discovery of the unreconciled $1.48 billion, whose remittance to the federation account has been directed by the Minister of Petroleum Resources, Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke.

This is one allegation that raised to the unhealthiest pitch our propensity for scandalmongering as a people. And considering the great damage its validation would have done to our reputation as Nigerians, as citizens of the country with the highest, likely unbeatable record of single corporate theft in history.
http://tribune.com.ng/quicklinkss/opinion/item/30734-forensic-audit-vindicating-the-accused

Sirniyeh:
BUSTED: See ‘Boko Haram Terrorist’ Among Jonathan’s Baga Welcome Crew?

www.newspunch.org/busted-see-boko-haram-terrorist-among-jonathans-baga-welcome-crew-newsrescue/

A suspected Boko Haram member in military
uniform has been spotted in the images of those
who welcomed president Goodluck Jonathan in
Baga this week.

Studying the pictures with highlights, one notices
the bearded man among some unusual looking
men in uniform on the far left of the image.
Posed: Who is that bearded man in military uniform? Is he not a Boko Haram terrorist or was Asari-Dokubo part of the President visit to Baga? Who are the weird men in uniform on the left flank?

We must remind our readers that the military does
not ever allow such a huge massive beard. The
questions being asked are: Why did President
Jonathan not visit Baga with journalists from
renowned newspapers to give the visit huge
publicity especially in light of the recent holocaust
in that area? What is Goodluck Jonathan hiding
from Nigerians? Who is that heavily bearded
military man? Who are the other unusual men in
army uniform on that side of the welcome
pavilion? Was the visit a meeting between Jonathan
and the terrorists’ leaders? What did they discus?

NewsRescue commentators said: We believe when
they were taking the shots it never occurred to
them that the bearded man in military uniform
will appear and raise suspicions. And Nigerians
should demand the military to tell us who those
men are.

Nigerians demand answers,- if this was a
negotiation meeting with Boko Haram or
something because that was how Jonathan first
lied that the meeting with Chadian president Idriss
Deby last September was about ‘arms smuggling’
before later admitting after NewsRescue figured it
out and exposed it, that the meeting was actually
when they negotiated the scam ceasefire that led
to thousands of Nigerian deaths. We need the
truth. Did president Jonathan go to Baga to meet
with Boko Haram terror leaders?

show us the pics of the supposed boko haram on full outfit. not faces

GEJ all the way... Kai buhar

uniklinkum:
ich wohne in almanya.

I see...

GEJ is the best. he gave APC a run for their money, he took the game to their half. they said he is clueless but he has proven to them that he is well able. they thought he would not tackle boko haram but he has proven them wrong. what more? they say he is corrupt but cannot show us a proof of GEJ stealing billions. while they were away in London the big boss took the liberty to go borno and congratulate his gallant soldiers. he has proven them wrong. will buhari come out to say again that if elected I will fight boko haram, which boko haram? the one our able president has dealt with. APC will be planning to protest the presidents tackling of boko haram. let us give honour to whom honour is due. why shouldn't I vote for GEJ, he is simply good. twale my president.. sing with me "I go vote for goodluck Jonathan. jona jona" some APC supporters are secretly defecting. welcome on board people..
https://www.nairaland.com/2170768/never-again-nigerians-cheer-gej

Picomon:
Shame to the people hailing GEJ. The people that needs to be hailed are the soldiers!

If GEJ doesn't have a strong opponent and election is fast approaching he will still be underestimating Bokoharam. What a shame.

We Nigerians are the problem. Selling their future for 5k to hail the clueless idiot. What should we say to the over 12k citizens who lost their lives?

This shows that your president GEJ is not fit to be in Aso Rock.

Well as for me and my familia, we will #MARCH4BUHARI.

Hit like to shame the devil and take Buhari to Aso Villa.

sorry bro no likes this time

rozayx5:
SAI GEJ
GEJ till 2019

GEJ the MEGA DON till tonto dike win grammy and Oscars in one day



https://m.facebook.com/jonathangoodluck?_rdr

aww aww.. GEJ the big bestest boss.. twale.

Obiagelli:
That we will put to test on election day

no need waiting, its already been tested and proven..

Obiagelli:
I will rather see and feel transformation than believe lies

the transformation is on going.. you can see it and also feel it...

uniklinkum:
du spherenst Deutsch?? wo wohnen sie??

ja, ein wenig.. the 2nd= no no

uniklinkum:
I don't hold conversations with nitwit with the I.Q of a doorknob. auf wierdershen.

me too..danke.

nairabetguru:
and all this years no body took him to international criminal court

we expected him to do the needful but refused, nevertheless he will be taken care of...