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Joey23:
Yes, it's on or after Friday the 15th. Source is the Holy Spirit.

I believe

President Muhammadu Buhari has ordered
that further investigations be made into the
Nigerian Army’s procurement of weaponry
and other equipment from 2007 to 2015. A
statement issued by Air Vice Marshal Jon
Ode (ret.), who chaired the Presidential
Committee on the Audit of Defense
Equipment Procurement in the Armed
Forces, disclosed that Mr. Buhari had
accepted the committee’s recommendation
to further investigate those involved in the
procurements. The statement added that
the committee had discovered numerous
irregularities in the contract awards.



President Buhari’s order came after the committee
submitted its third interim report today. But
Worrisome in the approval of further investigation
is the exclusion of Buhari’s interior minister, Lt.
General Abdulrahman Bello Dambazau, the chief of
Army Staff under whom some of the fraudulent
procurement process was carried out within the
period under review. Lt. General Dambazau was
Chief of Army Staff between 2008 and 2010
Saharareporters learnt Dambazau was earlier
indicted in the report submitted by the panel but
elements within the Presidency worked hard to
exonerate him from the list of former army officers
indicted.
“Among those to be investigated are 18 serving
and retired military personnel, 12 serving and
retired public officials and 24 Chief Executive
Officers of Companies involved in the
procurement. All were either accounting officers
or played key roles in the Nigerian Army
procurement activities during the period under
review,” said the statement by AVM Ode.
He disclosed that the subjects of further
investigation include two former Chiefs of Army
Staff, Lieutenant-General Anthony Ihejirika (ret.)
and Lieutenant-General K.T.J. Minimah (ret.),
former Minister of State for Foreign Affairs,
Nurudeen Mohammed, and three former
permanent secretaries in the Ministry of Defense,
Bukar Goni Aji, Haruna Sanusi, and E.O.
Oyemomi.
Other targets of the probe include chief executives
of several firms, among them Colonel Olu
Bamgbose (ret.) of Bamverde Limited, Amity Sade
of Doiyatec Comms Limited and DYI Global
Services, and Edward Churchill of Westgate Global
Trust Limited.
The committee said the total amount spent for
procurement and operations within the period
were N185,843,052,564.30 and $685,349,692.49.
The committee’s latest interim report concluded
that contracts awarded by the Ministry of Defense
for the Nigerian Army between 2007 and 2015
were often awarded without '”significant input from
end-user (Nigerian Army) and to vendors who
lacked the necessary technical competence.”
“As an example, three contracts with a total value
of N5,940,000,000.00 were awarded to DYI Global
Services Ltd and Doiyatec Comms Nig. Ltd
(owned by the same individuals) for the
procurement of military hardware including 20
units of KM-38 Twin Hull Boats and six units of
4X4 ambulances fitted with radios. The committee
found that the 2 companies collected
N5,103,500,000.00, representing 86% of the total
value of the three contracts worth
N5,940,000,000.00, but only performed to the
tune of N2,992,183,705.31,” the report stated.
In another example, the committee reported that a
contract worth N169,916,849.77 for the
procurement of 53 armored vehicle spare parts,
with a 90-day completion schedule, was yet to be
completed five years after it was awarded.
In addition, the committee found that many of the
contracts awarded directly by the Nigerian Army
were characterized by “lack of due process,
breach of extant procurement regulations and
[were] tainted by corrupt practices.”
According to the committee, “a review of the
procurement carried out by Chok Ventures Ltd
and Integrated Equipment Services Ltd established
that between March 2011 and December 2013, the
two companies exclusively procured various types
of Toyota and Mitsubishi vehicles worth over
N3,000,000,000.0 for the Nigerian Army without
any competitive bidding.


“Though the committee found no credible
evidence of delivery of the vehicles, the vendors
were fully paid based on job completion
certificates authenticated by the then Chief of
Logistics. Also, [an] analysis of the various bank
accounts of the two companies showed transfers
to individuals related to [the] then Chief of Army
Staff.”

https://secure.saharareporters.com/2016/07/14/president-buhari-approves-further-investigation-military-officers-involved-arms

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cofidentialoly:
What a country! Lol

What happened to the country?

Just speechless


But I feel somehow making ppl breakup

meeky007:
There face when going to work/shop expectially on mondays

I am with u

LuveU2:
Trust girls when they say they are in a relationship, most times they are right. Guys lie a lot about their status..If married men can get away with cheating on their wives, while denying their marital status, how mach more bachelors.

my problem is that we have many many girls in
a relationship and many single girls....... so wia
are their men or does it mean they use it to
scare guys away cos that's part of the reason
why I am still single

my problem is that we have many many girls in a relationship and many single girls....... so wia are their men or does if mean they use it to scare away guys cos that's part of the reason why I am still single

I have been thinking about this, its obvious 80% of ladies will tell you they have a bf while 90% of guys will tell you they're single.

biko!! I need an explanation

abbeyology88:
So u don't smell wit ur nose?

So do ya smell with?

Ur Diccck?

abbeyology88:
Pls, don't move ur nose to that side.

It's act of he goats to their females

Lolz

TrapQueen77:
Oh u mean smellinganus ?

Ofcouse!!!
But I don't smell things using my nose

TrapQueen77:
what if I'm not lyin??

I will smell it from here

Lemme go and bed cos someone wants to lick and play with my Sugar

Food is ready!!!

TrapQueen77:
Hahahah... When ur in the dream land I'm here sitting on my hair with my cuppa coffee sippin while reading news

Hmmmm

U go fear lie

TrapQueen77:
plz do it

I have been sending replies from my dream world.

I just woke up now

I just used my dick as my Profile pix....

This one is not a lie

halfricanadian:
Spray him with a germinator cos u are my seed

my dick is 7inches cos I rub rob on it before secx

halfricanadian:
u are a boss im a bosset

GEJ is my father .

I adopted him cos he begged me to.


I don't just know how to lie

A girl met me and asked me to Bleep her, I told her I use to keep my d.ck at home guess wat my d.ck started shouting" You're lying You're lying"

it is well

pls how much

hmmmmm!!!!!! How I wish their beauty can give me a job.

both are cool

but no be beauty man go chop oooooo

Anti-graft coalition, the Civil Society Network Against Corruption (CSNAC), has called on the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to imvestigate General Tukur Yusuf Buratai, the Chief of Army Staff, over alleged illegal diversion of Army funds to purchase two properties in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The call was made in a petition addressed to the EFCC. Signed by CSNAC's Chairman, Olanrewaju Suraj, the petition described Buratai's conduct as a violation of public service rules.

"The Nigerian military, in times past, was known for diligence, professionalism and high sense of discipline. "However, it is quite unfortunate that in recent times, corruption has continued to wreak havoc on the once revered institution," said CSNAC. The group observed that it is especially saddening that the corrupt practices directly impacted on the welfare of gallant officers. According to CSNAC, if revelation is found to be true, "then the actions of the COAS is a great disservice, an act of sabotage against the Nigerian State and a violation of the law prohibiting a public officer from investing or participating in any other business safe for farming." CSNAC also argued that a situation in which funds earmarked for the welfare of troops fighting to protect the country's territorial integrity and uphold internal security are diverted for personal use demands serious, immediate investigation and prosecution of anyone involved. Drawing from a report published on 24 June by SaharaReporters, CSNAC said the medium exposed how Buratai and his two wives bought a Dubai property that was paid for in one transaction. Quoting copiously from the report, CSNAC invited EFCC's attention to the fact that the purchase of the properties was funded by monies from a vehicle contract scam executed during Buratai's time as the Director of Procurement at the Army Headquarters. The said contract, SaharaReporters reported, was awarded by the Nigerian Army for the supply of new vehicles and motorcycles for the use of troops involved in the anti-terrorism offensive in the northeastern part of the country. However, second-hand vehicles and motorcycles were imported from the Niger Republic by Usman Gamawa, founder of Baggash Investments Limited and Buratai's front. When the vehicles and motorcycles arrived Nigeria, they were moved to Mogadishu Cantonment for refurbishment. This was supervised by one Sergeant Dadan Garba. Some of the vehicles and motorcycles have since broken down, leaving troops exposed to danger. This sparked anger among the troops, resulting in a petition addressed to President Muhammadu Buhari, urging him to order an investigation into the contract scam. The petition, authored by the Concerned Soldiers and Officers from the North East, accused Buratai of using Gamawa as a front to supply second-hand vehicles and motorcycles and of buying a property, along with his wives, funds diverted from the dodgily executed contract. Attached to the petition was a document purchase agreement, showing that Buratai and his wives had, on January 13, 2013, reached an agreement with the seller for the purchase of the property, Project TFG Marina Hotel, Unit "2711." The asking price for the property was AED 1,542,000.00 (or $419,826.06 or N120m). The documents showed that Buratai paid a total sum of AED 1,498, 534.00 (N115.6m) because the sellers gave concessions of AED 43,466, made up of “incentives, promotions, and early payment bonus." The agreement detailing full payment for the property and the transfer of its ownership to the Buratais was signed on January 13, 2014. In the purchase agreement, the Army boss was captured as “Mr. Tukur Yusuf Buratai, holder of passport No. A04250623.” The general’s wives were identified as Mrs. Aishatu Tukur Buratai, holder of passport No. A03400260, and Mrs. Umar Kalsum Tukur Buratai, holder of passport No. A03239920. Also, the aggrieved soldiers and officers alleged that Buratai, since assuming office as COAS last July, had been making huge deposits in his various bank accounts. His Skye Bank account (1770380452) was credited with N10 million on July 24, 2015. On August 7, 2015, N10 million was paid into the same account. Three days later, the account received yet another N10 million. On August 11 and 17, N4 million and N3, 270,000 were deposited in the account respectively. A Skye Bank lodgement voucher obtained by SaharaReporters showed that the phone number on it belongs to a Major Adegbola, according to TrueCaller. Adegbola confirmed his identity to SaharaReporters, but denied knowing Buratai. He later claimed and later his name was actually Joshua. A statement signed by Colonel Sani Kukasheka Usman, acting Director of Army Public Relations, attempted a desperate and flimsy defence of Buratai and his family. Usman said the Buratais own two properties in Dubai that were paid for in installments through personal savings. The purchase of the property, he also claimed, was made three years ago. The claim is at variance with purchase agreement sighted by SaharaReporters. Colonel Usman was again exposed as a liar by claiming that Buratai was never a Director of Procurement at the Defence Headquarters. He was exposed by the website of Bureau of Public Procurement (BPP). According to the site bpp.gov.ng, Buratai attended the 2014 Defence Headquarters Procurement Seminar as the Director of Procurement and even delivered a paper in that capacity.

My only concern is to get a job..

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