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omenka:
Let them die of hatred and frustration. The better for our country.

We should not forget that by providing a safe haven for corrupt assets, the UK and it's Overseas Territories and Crown Dependencies are a big part of the world’s

cktheluckyman:
Lalasticlala please close this thread.Duplication of threads is not allowed.This newa is already on the frontpage.

4nobody4every1:
Nigeria was practically under auto-reverse during the presidency of Jonathan, he was busy sipping ogogoro and the treasury was been plundered and raped by all his associates, may Nigeria never be ruled again by clueless leaders....

seunmsg:
"Asked whether the former education minister had collected his share out of the N950m, Sadiq said "Malam Shekarau did not tell me anything about that, all he said is that he will honor the EFCC's invitation."

The corrupt and greedy thief refused to answer the question of whether or not he got a share of the money. And to think this is the same person some wailers in PDP are projecting for the presidency in 2019.

omowolewa:
Unknowingly refund government money then.

"He brought the money to my house around 2am. I was at my room upstairs when they came in and I remained there up till the time they finished the sharing. Wali and some other party members shared the money according to the directives given to them. So I did not even see the money with my eyes," he recalled.

rusher14:
Whilst Alex
Badeh pocketed 500 Million Naira monthly.

tomakint:
Are you aware that with this statement, “The tribunal is bound to give the defendant all the opportunities he needs to defend himself,” Mr. Umar ruled" the prosecution of Bukola can be faster than we thought....I kinda like that.

Cc: Mod.ath

engineerboat:
Am very sure u saw that the comment was to make reference.

engineerboat:
Are you allegic to free and fair contest.
You said PDP undoing last year was imposition of candidate, fayose himself allege to this this fact

Kyase:
This guy is good.
Na only me understand wetin i type....... ..
Except mod.ath who happens to be my Nairaland crush... ..

kossyablaze:
lol u no wan make we happy again abi... Seen d pic below?

kossyablaze:
haba y so serious?

“From 1995, when the accounts were opened in Barclays Bank, there were very little activities on the account until May 1999 when he became the governor of Plateau Stat

‘I know you are a religious man’, I asked him if he would come back on December 14, 2004. He said ‘yes’, he would, but he failed to show up.

kossyablaze:
Make una no touch my sis husband o

Kyase:
And my sub to soon expire

Ishaq Bello, justice of the federal capital territory (FCT) high court, Abuja, on Monday, adjourned the trial of Olisa Metuh, spokesman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), because he could no longer see clearly.

After the case was called, Bello complained to the counsel of the prosecution and that of the defendant that his vision had become “shadowy”, hence the trial would not continue.

He had earlier presided over a case before that of Metuh was called.

“I had a surgery on my eyes, and I am already seeing shadows… so for this reason we will have to adjourn,” he said.

Thereafter the trial was adjourned to May 26.

Metuh, who was in court, is facing charges for destruction of evidence brought against him by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).

He is also facing multiple counts of criminal breach of trust and money laundering preferred against him by the EFCC at the federal high court, Abuja.

A former Minister of Foreign Affairs, Alhaji Aminu Wali, has explained why he collected the N950 million campaign funds for Kano State.

Wali was arrested on Thursday by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) over the campaign funds.

Speaking on a local radio programme monitored in Kano yesterday, the former Nigeria’s Ambassador to China admitted receiving the campaign funds as the head of a seven-man committee for Kano State.

The committee also included former Minister of Education, Malam Ibrahim Shekarau; Senators Bashir Lado and Bello Hayathou of the Seventh Senate; Kano State chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Alhaji Rabi’u Dansharu and Goodluck Jonathan Campaign Coordinator, Mansur Ahmad. He, however, insisted that the money was taken to Shekarau’s house where it was shared.

Wali said he did not benefit personally from the campaign funds. The former minister stated that he only collected the money from Abuja because he was the most senior in the committee.

The former envoy said he subsequently handed over the money to the committee, which now shared it in Shekarau’s residence in Kano. Among the beneficiaries of the campaign funds, according to Wali, are Shekarau, Ahmad, Dansharu, Lado and Hayatou.

The former minister said he was only invited by the EFCC to explain what he knew about the money and he was allowed to take his leave. Shekarau may appear before the anti-graft agency to explain his role in the sharing of the N950 million campaign funds.

https://www.today.ng/news/national/119287/collected-n950m-campaign-funds-wali