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Promise land i come

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X4MBUm0R2vI


when you finally remember there is life after Death. You have to increase your worship.

cutekhalifa:
buhari is a clown

Which one is Buhari now?

Try receive sense bro

hmmm

Former minister of state for Defence, Sen. Musiliu Obanikoro allegedly told Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) that N1. 2 billion was transfered to Ekiti Governor Ayodele Fayose, in 2014, from the Office of the National Security Adviser (ONSA) for the governorship election.
Obanikoro, who is still in EFCC custody reportedly said the cash was wired into a company, Sylva Mcnamara’s bank account within seven months, in 2014.
A source within the commission said the ex- minister was confronted with water-tight evidence of movement of funds from the ONSA, allegedly using companies belonging to his children, Babajide and Gbolahan as fronts. Obanikoro, who reportedly opened up in EFCC custody, however, insisted he is not the owner of Sylva Mcnamara, the company which was used to transfer N4.7 billion in 2014.
The former minister also said N1.3 billion was given to Senator Iyiola Omisore, who was governorship candidate of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) for Osun State election.
Obanikoro was shown proof of how he directed sharing of money to accounts of six Bureaux de Change, in Abuja.
“We confronted him with evidence gathered before he submitted himself for questioning. It is left to him todefend himself,” the source added.
And Obanikoro did defend himself. He allegedly said money was remitted to Mcnamara “to ward off Boko Haram aggression in Lagos and in the South-West in general.”
Accompanied by his lawyer, Mr. James Onoja, the ex-Minister was confronted with a petition from ONSA which was dated November 28, 2015. The petition was titled “Payment to companies with no contract awards or approval.”
He said having gone through the petition, he discovered that Sylva Mcnamara was No. 78 on the list of firms being investigated having “collected the aggregate sum of N4,685,000,000 between April 4, 2014 and November 13, 2014.
On how the cash was transferred to Fayose, Obanikoro told investigators that “two flights were used to convey the money from Lagos…”

Source : http://ijebuloaded.com/news-gave-fayose-n1-2bn-ekiti-election-obanikoro/

Seconded ; http://thenationonlineng.net/obanikoro-gave-fayose-5-37m-cash-ekiti-poll/?

NCAN.... I knw it's always from there... lemme go back to what am doing

Am tired of this nation!!!

Shijiazhuang (China) – Former deputy head of the coal department of China’s National Energy Administration, was sentenced to death with a two-year reprieve on Monday for accepting bribes and holding a huge amount of assets from unidentified sources.

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Wei Pengyuan, was found to have taken advantage of his posts between 2000 and 2014 to seek benefits for others, accepting bribes worth more than 211.7 million Yuan (about 31.4 million dollars).

According to the statement, Wei was also found to have possessed a large amount of assets from unidentified sources, which exceeded his legal income.

It said that after the two-year reprieve, Wei’s death penalty would be commuted to life imprisonment, and no further commutation or parole will be permitted.


The statement added that all his ill-gotten assets would be confiscated.

Wei was put under investigation in May 2014 on allegations of accepting bribes.

Investigators later found he was hoarding more than 200 million Yuan in cash at his home.

Source : http://ijebuloaded.com/news-corruption-chinese-official-sentenced-death/

Thanks OP..also in my early 20s, jz finish National Diploma, seekin for Higher National Diploma... Already got a land but stil left with about 800k, dunno maybe I shld pause and kip the hustle goin or I should start d project... dnt knw wt xpense goan tak...
Please advice

Some Abuja-based lawyers have cautioned on the handling of corruption in the judiciary, describing the issue as sensitivity and delicate.

They said in Abuja that the issue on Friday that the issue must be handled cautiously and carefully too.

Mr Collins Ndubuisi told NAN that the NJC should be proactive in handling petitions against judicial officers, adding that the NJC spend much time to investigate and decide on issues before it.

“I think that the NJC needs to handle complaints against judges with sense of urgency. It is important to deal with such cases with dispatch in order to avoid misguided opinion by lawyers and the society at large.

“The NJC should act as a fair umpire and needs to make pronouncements that will meet the justice of any complaint. After all, justice is said to be three way traffic, the complainant, the defendant and the society at a large.

“It will always be in the interest of the NJC to strike a balance and this is the only way to ward off desperate actions or interference by the executive,” Ndubuisi said.

Similarly, Mr Martins Ochu, said corruption must not be tolerated, especially from the judiciary that had the power of life and death.

“Judges are the only authority that can pass a judgment that a man be hanged and it will be carried out. So, to allow such officers vested with such enormous powers to be corrupt will spell doom for the society,” Ochu said.

Also, Mr Elias Akor, said, “we need to be careful not to diminish or whittle down the respect and authority of the judiciary.

“The executive arm needs to be circumspect the way and manner it wants to tackle corruption within the judiciary, otherwise it will end up throwing the baby away with the bath water.

“Once the judiciary loses its integrity, it will be difficult to restore, and the society will be the causality. Lawlessness may be enthroned as a consequence.

So, caution is advised,” Akor said. But, Umaru Usman, advised that “fighting corruption within the judiciary must be pursued through due process because judicial officers are not just any other citizen of this country.

“It is important to fight corruption within the judiciary through due process. I say this because perception is everything here, once the impression is given rightly or wrongly that a judge is corrupt, that perception sinks into the populace.

“And any decision reached by that judge one way or the other may be seen as tainted,” Usman said.

Usman, therefore, cautioned that investigation of judges must be as discreet as is humanly possible, and could be made public only when there was prima facie case.

“In this way, the sanctity of the judiciary can be preserved, while at the same time the fight against corruption rages.

Source : http://ijebuloaded.com/news-dss-sting-judges-lawyers-caution-handling-allegation/

falcon01:
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Chai...FTC wahala sha!

izombie:
Shameless man. From london hospital to german hospital. All the time mandela was sick, he was never taken outside south africa. He was treated in a hospital close to where his house is in houghton johannesburg because they have world standard hospitals. But this dullarrpooo runs to europe everytime he has ear problem. its going to 2 years in his tenure and this man has not even laid a foundation to build any kind of hospital in nigeria, which clearly shows he has no plans to do so. Shameless dullllaarrrrrd

What is this one Saying ?

RIP

i know say na Sahara go first tok rubbish....Na only You BH do conference for say na swap deal ... Where is the video evidence from Sahara Rubbish Medialist

Who are those comparing Mrs Aisha Buhari nd Mrs Patience Jonathan

PassingShot:
I've seen what I wanted to see.

Checking out fast fast!

Name Checker Association of Nigeria

The Federal High Court sitting in Umuahia, Abia State, yesterday, remanded a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress, APC, in the state, Chief Benjamin Apugo in prison custody over alleged N36 million fraud.

Apugo was arrested on Friday, September 30, 2016 by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC , following a warrant issued by the court which considered his numerous attempts to evade taking a plea on the charge preferred against him.

In the case heard by Justice Osiagor, Apugo was alleged to have illegally sold six plots of land belonging to the Nigeria Railway Corporation, NRC, at Umunwulari Nkata Ibeku layout, Planning Scheme Umuahia for N36 million.


The accused person pleaded not guilty to the charges prompting the prosecution team led by Joshua Saidu to apply for a trial date while praying that the defendant be remanded in prison custody pending trial.

However, Apugo’s counsel, R.M. Udechukwu, SAN, had earlier argued against the docking of his client because they had filed a case challenging the jurisdiction of the court at the appellate court, but it was rejected by the court.

He asked the court to allow Apugo continue on the administrative bail granted him by the EFCC.

After an exhaustive argument between the prosecution and the defence counsel, each relying on several affidavits and counter-affidavits, the court eventually granted the defendant bail to the tune of N10 million and two sureties in like sum.

The two Sureties, the court stated must be senior civil servants of not less than deputy director with one of them having a landed property within Umuahia metropolis which title documents must be deposited with the court registrar.

The judge further directed that both counsel together with the court registrar shall also verify the sureties and ordered Chief Apugo to be remanded in prison custody pending fulfilment of bail conditions.



The matter has been adjourned to 17th and 18th November for trial.


Source : http://dailypost.ng/2016/10/12/apc-chieftain-sent-prison-abia/

frisky2good:
They arrested them wrongly. If they had done things the right way, those judges will be cooling their heels in jail cells right now. In a case of bribery, there must be 2 parties involved. The giver and the receiver. If you cannot prove that the money found on someone is a bribe, you have no case especially when the accused is a senior judge. These judges are old men that do things in archaic ways. If someone is foolish enough to keep bribe money in his house that means he probably has been communicating with the bribe giver on phone. Get their phone records, put them side by side and every piece of the puzzle will fall in place. It is one thing to tell someone that he is corrupt, it is another thing entirely to say "Mr. Lagbaja, you are corrupt because on this particular day at this particular time, in this particular place you received this particular amount of money form this particular person to influence this particular judgement". What the DSS did was something like: Hey guys, let's bust their houses and see if we can get anything to implicate them. What if the money found in their houses is from robbery and not bribe? Go to kirikiri and you will see that only poor people rot there (unless the government has a hand in the case). Rich people will always exploit the law even without bribing any judge. The DSS needs to learn to build watertight cases before moving in on suspects so once they are arrested there will be no talk of releasing them on self recognition when the noise gets too high.

But there offence ve bn release bro!

In d name of traffic!

What Next No wonder dem dey tackle DSS say dem no get ryt to operate..

Who are we if the Chief Justice is Corrupted..

Dem come turn

Nigeria Will Be Great..
No Room For Corruption

He revealed that the CJ has received monies from him several times after matching him with high profile cases that are then settled in favor of the highest bidders.

This Line Make me sick



Jah Bless President Buhari

Justice Ibrahim Auta, the Chief Justice of the Federal High Court of Nigeria, may well be neck deep in the corruption that led to last weekend’s arrest of some high court judges by the Department of State Security (DSS), SaharaReporters has learnt.

Investigators said Justice Adeniyi Ademola of the Federal High Court in Abuja, in whose home over $550,000 was allegedly found during the raid, has confessed to a deal between him and Chief Judge Auta by which $300,000 of the physical cash found in his bedroom was to have been shared between the two men. He said only $50,000 belonged to him in the deal, indicating that the CJ was awaiting his share when the DSS operatives swooped in on his residence and arrested him on Saturday night. It is unclear to whom the balance of $200,000 would have gone.

Asked if that had been the pattern of bribery for the CJ, he answered in the affirmative, saying that several High Court judges are assigned lucrative cases by the CJ, who then requests them to collect the bribes in dollars and transfer to him physically at home.

He revealed that the CJ has received monies from him several times after matching him with high profile cases that are then settled in favor of the highest bidders.

SaharaReporters learnt that CJ Auta was quizzed and then quietly released yesterday by the DSS, but the department has not officially confirmed either his arrest or interrogation.

Powerful interests are pushing back against the arrest of corrupt judges. SaharaReporters has however learnt that four, including Appellate Court judge Uwani Abba-Aji, are in line to be arrested. We also reliably learnt that Mrs. Abba-Aji was dropped from the list of judges to be elevated to the Supreme Court.

Justice Mohammed Yunusa, who was bribed by Ricky Tarfa, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Munir Ladan, and Bashir Sukola, both of the Kaduna High Court, are also due for arrest and interrogation, unless DSS is somehow stopped from its ongoing action against corrupt judges.

Source : http://saharareporters.com/2016/10/11/chief-judge-nigeria%E2%80%99s-federal-high-court-implicated-13-million-bribery-arrest?

warrah:
Haba oga, do we still need to be hearing of those MFs

lol... Maybe they re truely technically defeated...even NDA sef don halt small

been a while we heard about Boko Haram .... where are dey ?

A Federal High Court sitting in Lagos today dismissed two applications filed before the court seeking to change the guilty pleas of four companies linked to former First Lady Patience Jonathan's controversial $15.5 million account fraud.


The two applications filed by two Lagos lawyers Gboyega Oyewole and Tochukwu Onyunke on behalf of the four companies, namely; Pluto Property and Investment Development Company Limited, Seagate Property and Investment Development Company Limited, Transoceanic Property and Investment Development Company Limited, and Avalon Property and Investment Development Company Limited, were dismissed by a judge who described the application an abuse of court process.

The applications had challenged the court's jurisdiction to take the plea of the companies through their purported directors, and also wants the court to reverse the guilty pleas of the purported directors of the companies since they claim not to have anything to do with the companies.

Dismissing the two applications, the presiding judge, Justice Babs Kewumi ruled that since the applicants had approached the Court of Appeal for adjudication under Section 477 and 478 of Administration of Criminal Justice Act which was the same issue they are asking his court to determine on the matter, Justice Kewumi then stated that the step taken by the accused persons is abuse of court processes consequently he dismissed the applications were dismissed and adjourned until November 2 for the trial of the accused persons to commence.

It would be recalled that the purported directors of the four companies, Taiwo Ebenezer for Avalon Property and Investment Development Company Limited; Kola Fredrick for Transoceanic Property and Investment Development Company Limited; Friday Davis and Agbo Baro for Seagate Property and Investment Development Company Limited, have all pleaded guilty on behalf of the companies to money laundering charges leveled against them.

Upon the guilty pleas of the purported directors of the companies, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), through its lawyer, Rotimi Oyedepo, urged the court to adjourn for review of facts of the case against them.

Other accused persons Waripamo-owei Dudafa, a former domestic aide of President Goodluck Jonathan and Skye Bank's Head E-Banking, Adedamola Bolodeoku, alongside the four companies, in a second amended charge number FHC/337C/16, were alleged to have between November 13, 2013 and March 31, 2015, conspired with one Sombre Omeibi, who is now at large, to retain the sum of $15,591,700 which they reasonably ought to have known forms part of the proceeds of an unlawful act, and thereby committed Offences bordering on money laundering, stealing,and conspiracy.

EFCC alleged that the said money was wired through account numbers: 2110002207; 2110002245; 2110002238; 0122493290; 2110002252; domiciled in Skye Bank Plc.

The anti-graft agency also alleged that the accused persons forged Skye bank's mandate card which was purportedly signed by the purported directors of the companies, namely; Friday Davis, kola Fredrick, Agbo Baro, Taiwo Ebenezer and China John.

The offences according to the EFCC are contrary to sections 18(a) and 15(d), and punishable under section s15(3) of the Money Laundering (Prohibition) (Amendment) Act, 2012.

Mrs. Jonathan has since claimed the monies belonged to her and has sought the intervention of the courts to reclaim the funds.

Source : http://ijebuloaded.com/news-patience-jonathans-15-5m-court-dismisses-applications-seeking-change-companies-guilty-plea/

I believe some people still won't understand why bubu is still traveling all over the world

akanji1:
OK correct good to know. But must you always tell us you want to go and fight before you go fight Boko boys . just keep killing them o,since they don't want to finish. The more you kill them the plenty they become.

Lol... even BHT get spy for nairaland

rhektor:
Ok, how much would that remove from price of rice?

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Wailers Association of Nigeria

Ok

The senate is now in possession of a memo on the proposed emergency powers bill from President Muhammadu Buhari — and an important component of the bill is to abridge the process of sale or lease of government assets to generate revenue.



The bill, which is intended to steer the country out of the economic recession, and is titled ‘Emergency Economic Stabilisation Bill 2016′, seeks to raise the value of the naira, create more jobs, boost the country’s foreign reserves, improve power supply and revive the manufacturing sector.

THE MEMO

A source at the senate confirmed to IjebuLoaded that the upper chamber had received the memo, saying Buhari sought “to abridge the procurement process to support stimulus spending on critical sectors of the economy”.

According to the bill, the president is also seeking powers to make orders to favour local contractors/suppliers in contract awards, to abridge the process of sale or lease of government assets to generate revenue and to allow virement of budgetary allocation to projects that are urgent, without going back to the national assembly.

Other powers sought are powers to amend certain laws, such as the Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC) Act, so that states that cannot access their cash trapped in the accounts of the commission because they cannot meet the counterpart funding can do so; and also to embark on radical reforms in visa issuance at Nigeria’s consular offices and on arrival in the country.

Buhari is also seeking to compel some agencies of government, such as the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC), the National Agency for Foods Administration and Control (NAFDAC) and others to improve on their turnaround operation time for the benefit of business.

“We have received a presidential memo on emergency powers,” said the source. “What is in it is requesting presidential fiat to do things the national assembly has already approved, such as the procurement act and extra spending.”

THE ASSET SALE DEBATE

Earlier, IjebuLoaded had exclusively reported that Yemi Osinbajo, vice president, had already begun lobbying Bukola Saraki, senate president and Yakubu Dogara, the speaker of the house of representatives, for the smooth passage of the bill in the national assembly.

Since September 17, when industrialist Aliko Dangote advised the federal government to sell its stake in the Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG) Limited and African Finance Cooperation, the subject of assets sale to finance the deficit in the 2016 budget has been heavily debated.

The likes of Bukola Saraki, president of the senate; Godwin Emefiele, governor of Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN); Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, emir of Kano and former CBN governor; andstate governors supported it.

On the opposing side are Ike Ekweremadu, deputy senate president; George Akume, an All Progressives Congress (APC) senator form Benue state; Femi Falana, human rights lawyer; and Chukwuma Soludo, former CBN governor, who emphatically said such move would be a historic mistake.

The federal government, though, has sought to thaw the heated debates. As recently as Wednesday, Lai Mohammed, minister of information and culture, said the government had not taken a decision to sell national assets, as all that was being debated was merely a recommendation of the national economic council.

“‎Government is still working on the most comprehensive manner to reflate the economy and the government will make its position known very soon,” he had said.

“What the government will do is to reflate the economy. Everything you have heard so far is just suggestion, until the government makes its position known, all these asset sale, asset leasing, whatever … being bandied about there are nothing but speculations.

“The government is yet to come out with its position on how to bail out the economy and it will do that very soon. NEC will recommend but it is the federal executive council that will decide and what we decide will be the position of government.”

But with the content of the federal government’s memo to the senate, it does seem that the president is in support of NEC’s recommendation on sale of assets.

Source : http://ijebuloaded.com/news-exclusive-emergency-bill-senate-buhari-seeks-fast-track-sale-national-assets/

balash:
Nigerians got no chill Atal, This lady has been very secretive but for the sake of media propaganda she has come out clearly that she's dating 'YCEE' which nobody expected, we all thought it might be Falz or AdekunleGOLD but it showed clearly that she's just friend with them, why do we Nigerians just believe you can't just be a very good friend that shares EVERYTHING with eachother except warming eachothers bed

No doubt about Falz And AdekunleGOLD Closeness with Simi because she's just a talent that's hard to come up with, one thing is it not all guys and ladies friendship ends in bed, some are just meant to be that you help and support eachother to the end

I have female friends that have known for years, there's two particular very beautiful ladies that are so damn close to me that my ex gfx always get this it's either them or me choose one

We seriously lack the main purpose of what 'FRIENDSHIP' truly meant

Not all boy and girl closeness leads to bed, some of us are just friends

If you don't believe two opposites sex can be just friends and no string attached take your negativity elsewhere.

Nigerians and assumptions are like that same same picture of Zuma joining arms together lol

Some People will just wake up, see headlines and start writing comprehension