₦airaland Forum

tatacherie:
Yay!!! Congrats bbk.no longa lbk lolz u haf big ni.hope to hear ure trowing gallant steps soon

HurricaneMIMZY:
For obvious reasons, the full details of the Panama Papers scandal wouldn't be revealed and the culprits subsequently prosecuted 'cause the ripple would be felt across political divides.



Saraki might just go unscathed...except his reputation, that is.

enlightenedmind:
Please stop twisting this.. [Northerners are united because they r suffering and senators r corrupt. Do not twist this for ur selfish agenda. As I always say, The northerners have realized this. Stand up against ur corrupt senator

A prosecution witness had told the CCT that documents related to the transfer were destroyed in an inferno.

, a document obtained by PREMIUM TIMES revealed.

He carried out the transactions through Guarantee Trust Bank between 2009, when he served as Kwara State governor, and 2012 when he served as the senator representing Kwara Central Senatorial District.

Prosecutors say the beneficiary accounts in the U.S. were also owned by Mr. Saraki.
Some of the senator’s companies, during the same period, also transferred thousands of dollars to the U.S. accounts. The companies are Carlisle Properties and West Gate Ltd.

mitchyy:
Bobo K looking handsome . What did you do to our bobo's hair now?

Frankiss44:
What I hate to hear is when noisemakers like Okupe and FFK that can not even win their polling unit will be spitting rubbish. Whether they like it or not, Sheriff is a force in the north and has a very high electoral value, that's what the pdp needs right now... Unlike those weak chairmen that couldn't even win their unit not to talk of ward in the last election.

“What we need to strengthen the PDP in the
north is, excellent and stellar performance of PDP
governors in the north and the south, diligent
and committed efforts by local party leadership
and passionate and courageous; genuine and
dutiful; engagement of the leadership of the party
at all levels with the grassroots in the zone.”

angels09:
Hmmm kingbotemi abi? Ok eebu legba agba o. Inumidun pe owaa ok...sugbon control ko lo need ... Nurturing ati Ife.. Emaa fun omoodo laayekaye o. Lekansi odigba Emi tiepe Ni Falana apapandodo

Nusaf:
She is just being sarcastic, my thought tho. The words are in quotes.

Beremx:
you will know a lady when she comments in politics section. I am 100percent sure that moniker belongs to Ngwakwe.

My baby is fine. Do you know of any ointment or soap i can use to treat heat rash for my son?

Beremx:
I am suspecting that moniker to be Ngwakwe. Let me still be observing.

buharisbae:
nd the twitter senator?

LadyExcellency:
Who is this your credible source that has been proved to be a Lai-ing monster.

Stop feeding the public with obfuscated and mendacious stories from lying bastards.

Mynd44:
Eff

He is/was my step Grandpa.

4C2215131:
Sometimes folks lash out at others due to frustration and whatnot, a situation sometimes informed by the state of the nation and their seeming helplessness in effecting a positive change or breaking away from the rut, the grind...

So, save I'm sure I'm dealing with a repeat offender who has the mouth of a hopelessly stubborn and irredeemable tomato seller as evidenced by his/her posts, I just ignore any seeming attack on my moniker or inane contribution to a wonderful thread and just move on. Even when the user's attitude has been confirmed to be one who talks out of his/her ass, I still let it slide.

Messages started bombarding phones of the Northern senators, telling them not to attempt driving the cars in the streets of the north.

“We are supposed to buy 109 cars but because of the paucity of funds, because of our sensitivity and concern for lack of funds, we bought only 36 to go round per state.

4C2215131:
Didn't have to brand tube OP foolish. Could've just made your point. Take it easy.

TippyTop:
Nigerians are becoming weary of the APC administration because they believe their sufferings have increased. How do you feel about this?

I was shocked when I realized so many people were busy sharing the largesse. I thank God thank that I wasn’t given anything. Maybe that is how I never knew they were sharing such money. But every government during election must muster money for it to succeed. You can raise money through contractors, businessmen and the rest. Not that you will carry government money and share it for elections.

I think his fear is that the moment he resigns, the people following him to court will reduce so he might think that, it will be suicidal for him to resign.

SamuelAnyawu:
Nice One Dangote...

I always pray for the good of Nigeria first before thinking of my political party.

ugolance:
Story! Pure & applied wash... u mean d same economy u were meant to monopolize? Smh

SleekMallam:
Not enough to strike plea bargain. We need to see them serve jail terms.

May be freed this week by EFCC

By Soni Daniel, Abuja

After being detained for about four days, a former Finance Minister, Senator Esther Nenadi Usman, has reportedly made a substantial refund of the cash said to have been given to her by the Office of the National Security Adviser, NSA. A competent source at the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, confirmed that the powerful female Kaduna politician, who served   as the Director of Finance for the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Presidential Campaign Organisation, reportedly received N2.5 billion from the N4 billion that was released from the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, on the orders of Colonel Sambo Dasuki, a former National Security Adviser,NSA, in the heat of the 2015 elections. Esther Nenadi Usman EFCC sources claimed that Usman had unhindered access to huge cash, some of which the EFCC said came from the CBN.

According to findings, the former minister is being quizzed over various sums of money which were paid into her account. Some of these funds are to have been traced to her personal and  company’s accounts which she allegedly used to acquire properties in Abuja. She was arrested last Monday and taken into custody by EFCC operatives to enable her speak on what she knew about the huge cash paid to her during the elections. A competent source in the Commission, however, confirmed to Sunday Vanguard, last night, that Usman had been cooperating with the operatives  interrogating her. More importantly, the source said she had refunded an undisclosed amount of money to the EFCC.

Asked how much the former minister had remitted to the Commission, the officer declined to give details, saying he was not sure of the exact figure. “I can confirm that the former minister has refunded some money but I will not tell you how much she has made available to us,” the officer said. Asked when she would regain her freedom, the source said that releasing her depended on how soon she could make the money available to the Commission. “It is to be expected that the woman could be released on administrative bail as soon as she refunds the amount we traced to her,” the officer stated.

angels09:
Loobami tooju omo mi kekere. Fi oselu ati ojelu nle

Omotaday:
He is one of the founding member of the party, ok but what power does it have to be the one to choose the senate president ? Why him? We have Atiku, Bisi Akande, Obj, Buhari in this same party.

Nnystc:
Hello @ozycy.
So i asked around...
The most consistent answer i get on regarding a "Mile 12-like" market where one can buy foodstuffs wholesale is a place called DIKKO MARKET, ALONG SULEJA ROAD.

Dont ask me for directions o... No idea...

Some also say Karu market too...

Dunno where these are, but Good luck!

Tycoflu:
Shee na the "vengeance" credit your account with 850 million naira?