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senatordave1:
My brother,thank you for this post.i dudnt know the jydgment was today,i thought that its only that of nasarawa that will be today but i just saw in sun newspaper that today is judgment day.please keep the update,your reputatiin precedes you.you gave us updates during the prezidential polls about results on abia and rivers and it was correct

You are cursed... Anybody you support immediately turns into failure.
Nwosu had a good chance of forcing a run off but due to your support he has failed woefully today

Nwosu is Cumming in za oza room with Uloma

senatordave1:
But why afraid of a runoff? I thought you are law abiding

Mr. Badluck you have yet struck again

The rerun is only in one LGA not the 3

explosiveskull:
I heard they are mostly Muslims?

Not just mostly Muslims but got the highest number of Muslims in the world

Dirty fight to be Nigeria’s army chief triggered theft of ‘billions’ by soldiers – General

A military court-martial for the troubled Nigerian Army major-general, Hakeem Otiki, opened on a very personal note in Abuja on Tuesday, with the defence team labouring to cast the case as springing from a protracted resentment rather than merely another manifestation of endemic corruption in the military.

The defence argued that a bitter rivalry was at the root of the scandal and the man appointed to lead the court-martial, Lamidi Adeosun, a lieutenant-general, was not suited for purpose because of a conflict of interest.

Although the defence did not elaborate on the cause of the rivalry, a senior army officer close to the two officers involved said it was over who would take over from the current Chief of Army Staff, Tukur Buratai, a lieutenant-general.
Mr Otiki is the army chief at the heart of the large cash heist executed by Nigerian soldiers in July. He was the general officer commanding of the Nigerian Army 8 Division in Sokoto when he sent five soldiers in his detail to haul some cash from Sokoto to Abuja via Kaduna.

PREMIUM TIMES broke the story of the embarrassing development mid-July. Military sources said at the time that the money was in billions. Although the Nigerian Army has not publicly commented on the theft or disclosed the amount involved, some news reports have put it at N800 million, while some went with N600 million and others cited N400 million.
The soldiers were asked to convey the mysterious cash by road from Sokoto to Kaduna, where a military jet had been prepared to transfer the cash to Abuja from an airfield.

It was during the stop in Kaduna for the transfer that the five soldiers accompanying the money, whose source remained unknown, plotted to steal it and desert military service instead. The soldiers had remained at large, and it was unclear whether or not any of them had been taken into custody.
Mr Otiki was summarily arrested after the theft and kept in a house arrest, where he was interrogated by the military. A court-martial to try him over the scandal opened at the Nigerian Army Officers’ Mess in Asokoro, Abuja, on Tuesday afternoon.


Embattled Nigerian Army major general, Hakeem Otiki at the Nigerian Army court martial (Photo Credit: Signature TV)
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Embattled Nigerian Army major general, Hakeem Otiki at the Nigerian Army court martial (Photo Credit: Signature TV)
Dirty fight to be Nigeria’s army chief triggered theft of ‘billions’ by soldiers – General
September 17, 2019Samuel Ogundipe
A military court-martial for the troubled Nigerian Army major-general, Hakeem Otiki, opened on a very personal note in Abuja on Tuesday, with the defence team labouring to cast the case as springing from a protracted resentment rather than merely another manifestation of endemic corruption in the military.


The defence argued that a bitter rivalry was at the root of the scandal and the man appointed to lead the court-martial, Lamidi Adeosun, a lieutenant-general, was not suited for purpose because of a conflict of interest.

Although the defence did not elaborate on the cause of the rivalry, a senior army officer close to the two officers involved said it was over who would take over from the current Chief of Army Staff, Tukur Buratai, a lieutenant-general.


Mr Otiki is the army chief at the heart of the large cash heist executed by Nigerian soldiers in July. He was the general officer commanding of the Nigerian Army 8 Division in Sokoto when he sent five soldiers in his detail to haul some cash from Sokoto to Abuja via Kaduna.

PREMIUM TIMES broke the story of the embarrassing development mid-July. Military sources said at the time that the money was in billions. Although the Nigerian Army has not publicly commented on the theft or disclosed the amount involved, some news reports have put it at N800 million, while some went with N600 million and others cited N400 million.


The soldiers were asked to convey the mysterious cash by road from Sokoto to Kaduna, where a military jet had been prepared to transfer the cash to Abuja from an airfield.

It was during the stop in Kaduna for the transfer that the five soldiers accompanying the money, whose source remained unknown, plotted to steal it and desert military service instead. The soldiers had remained at large, and it was unclear whether or not any of them had been taken into custody.

Embattled Nigerian Army major general, Hakeem Otiki at the Nigerian Army court martial (Photo Credit: Signature TV)
Embattled Nigerian Army major general, Hakeem Otiki at the Nigerian Army court martial (Photo Credit: Signature TV)

Mr Otiki was summarily arrested after the theft and kept in a house arrest, where he was interrogated by the military. A court-martial to try him over the scandal opened at the Nigerian Army Officers’ Mess in Asokoro, Abuja, on Tuesday afternoon

He appeared on Tuesday before the tribunal, on a wheelchair, with his lawyer claiming his client had fallen ill.

The Tribunal Sitting
Mr Adeosun was appointed to preside over the general court-martial. Other members include A. Tarfa, major-general; F.O Agbugor, major-general; F.A. Nadu, major-general; N. Mohammed, major-general; C.T. Olukotu, major-general and C.C. Okonkwo, major-general.

But as Mr Adeosun gave his opening remarks and asked whether all parties were comfortable about the constitution of the panel, a dramatic objection broke from the defence team of Mr Otiki.

Femi Oyebanjo, a retired major and one of Mr Otiki’s counsels, said the major-general was in trouble because of a bitter rivalry between both parties.

He warned that Mr Otiki may not get a fair hearing due to the brewing rivalry, according to Daily Trust which monitored the trial with other media houses before journalists were later sent out as the exchanges became heated.

“We have it on good authority that you bear grudge against our client,” Daily Trust cited Mr Oyebanjo as saying to Mr Adeosun, who heads the Nigerian Army policy and plans department. “We have this deep feeling that he may not get a fair trial under your leadership.”

“The reasons are as follows: it is a known fact that General Otiki got into Nigerian Defence Academy on 10th January 1983 while you got in on 4th July 1983. He got in there before you. It is a fact that General Otiki actually pitied you, established and trained you”, he said.

“We have this feeling that that grudge is still there. More so that General Otiki took over from you as the Corp Commander, Infantry,” the lawyer said. “We still believe that because this grudge has been there since then and because of this grudge, when you were promoted, Lt General, he sent you a text message to congratulate you but you did not respond.”

“In addition to that sir, it is a fact that by the time we go into this trial proper, certain issues will certainly come up and these are issues that affect your office as Chief of Operations, Nigerian Army which you left before you got to where you are presently. “What am I staying sir, it is a fact, sir, that General Otiki as the GOC commanding 8 Division of the Nigerian Army conducted Operation Sharan Daji. He also conducted Operation Harbin Kunama III.”

Mr Oyebanjo further stated that “these were offices directly under your command as chief of operation. And these are operations that are going to come up in the course of this trial. So, sir, you are actually an interested party.”

Mr Oyebanjo also suggested that the soldiers that stole did the money did so with the support or encouragement of Mr Adeosun.

“Finally sir, it is also a known fact, that as at the time General Otiki took over from you as the Corp Commander Infantry Brigade, he inherited your security personnel, your soldiers that formed the inner security of General Otiki,” the counsel said.
“These are the same personnel that formed the reasons why we are here. They are actually your soldiers, your personal aides; the soldiers he took over from you, these soldiers are the basis why we are here today.

“My Lord, we say on the basis of all these, you are going to be part and parcel of this trial, we are going to to be talking and referring to you. “If you are going to do this job, there is no way you are not going to feature prominently.
“There is no way we will not talk about those soldiers, they were your aides, there is no way we will not talk about operations. “Sir, on that ground, for the sake of Justice, we are saying that you should excuse yourself from this trial,” Mr Oyebanjo said.

Daily Trust did not report whether Mr Adeosun responded to the charges, or how he did so. A spokesperson for the Nigerian Army did not return requests for comments about what transpired at the trial after reporters were sent out.

It was unclear when the trial would continue, reporters were not immediately told the next adjournment date.




https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/352866-dirty-fight-to-be-nigerias-army-chief-triggered-theft-of-billions-by-soldiers-general.html/amp/

AwkaetitiBabe:
Need a 4g phone of less than 30k

Go for Lenovo A5

A solid team I must say! But what's important is the implementation of accepted policy choices

slawomir:
Bunch of crap shitt
Battle of dog shiitt
Infinix, Tecno, Xiaomi, itel and even Huawei are bunch of dog shiitt

Especially Infinix and thier bunch of fuckkk

They keep on rolling out substandard shittt every time.

I repeat
If you want to buy a phone!
Abeg just save enough and try afford Samsung, Nokia or iPhone

But if you nor fit wait make your money mature
Then manage buy Huawei

Make una nor talk say i nor warn una

Remove xiaomi and Huawei

Kurtis02:
Girlfriend with four kids..

No, girlfriend with a kid

Mercy will win it

NwaAmaikpe:




Ochi abughi uto.

Ochi awughi uto

NIGERIANS ARE MISSING BUKOLA SARAKI AS SENATE PRESIDENT:

When NCC hijacked up Data price by 120%, senate president Bukola Saraki led Senate courageously stopped them.

When BabaTunde fashola approved the increment of electricity tariff, Senate President Bukola Saraki led Senate of the 8th Assembly stopped him & saved Nigerians.

Now, that they rigged him out, who is going to save Nigerians from this 7.2% increament in VAT?

Imo State Bags Greencity Promoters Award

The government of Imo State has bagged the prestigious Nigeria Institute of Town Planners (NITP) ‘Green City Promoters Awards’ for its remarkable commitment to cleanliness, greenery, beautification, energy efficiency and smart construction in the state.

The award was presented to Imo state Governor, Rt. Hon. Emeka Ihedioha during the maiden edition of the NITP National Green Cities Summit in Abuja, themed: “Brown to Green: Enhancing Wellness and Livability.”

The forum, which was part of the sectorial support on the country’s resolve to tackle the menace of climate crisis attracted local and international organizations, representatives of Ministries, Department and Agencies (MDAs) of Federal, State, and Local Governments, manufacturing/industrial concerns, multi-lateral agencies, professional associations, consultants and civil society organizations.

The chairman, National Green Cities Summit, Moses Ogunleye, said Ihedioha has shown substantial commitment to the promotion of greenery in major cities of the state since his assumption of office few months ago.

Ihedioha who was represented by his Special adviser on Sanitation and General Manager, Imo State Environmental Transformation Commission - ENTRACO, Hon. Alex Emeziem Jnr, said the major focus in Imo state is to reclaim the green land by planting 25 million palm and trees, 20 million palm and 5 million trees respectively.

He said plans have been concluded to develop its nursery so that they would not be buying trees and seedlings.

“We have planted 7,000 trees in less than 100 days in office and we are still planting. We are focused on what we want to achieve and we have employed not fewer than 350 gardeners to carry out this task,” he said.

Emeziem who was one of the discussants alongside the revered environmentalist that planned Abuja’s tree planting noted that rapid urbanization, expansion of manufacturing, and the consumption of an emerging middle class has led to an increase in material demand.

Though six cities won the award, but Owerri the capital city of Imo state came first as shortlisted.

Ugochukwu Favour-Mayor
Media department, Imo State Environmental Transformation Commission - ENTRACO

IMO:

GOVT TO PROVIDE 1000 HOUSING UNITS FOR LOW INCOME EARNERS

By Obiaku Lancelot Ifeanyi

The Board Chairman of the Imo State Housing Corporation (ISHC), Hon. Raymond Emeana, has stated the readiness of the state government to providing affordable housing for the middle class and low income earners in the state.

Emeana, who spoke in Owerri while inaugurating various task and fact finding committees set up by the corporation, recently, revealed that the state governor, Emeka Ihedioha, would soon flag off the construction of 1000 housing units across the state.

The committees include, Staff Audit Committee, Income and Expenditure Committee (2011 to date), Schemes and Layout Committee, Imo Housing Corporation Estates and Layouts Review Committee.

Others are, Imo Housing Corporation Law Review Committee and Committee on Ground Breaking Ceremony for 100 days of the governor.

The chairman who said that ISHC had been nonfunctional, assured that under its present leadership, the corporation will be transformed into one that will live up to the law that established it.

Emeana bemoaned the lack of documentation and records of private and government owned estates in the state, a situation he blamed on the last administration.

He revealed that the management of ISHC inherited fifty million naira (N50m) debt profile, five month workers' salary arrears, and over 70 court cases leading to the garnishing of the corporation's account.

"We inherited a corporation that has no record whatsoever as to who owns some of the completed and uncompleted estates in Owerri and environs. We had a situation whereby lands are acquired, estates built and sold out without a dime being paid into the government's coffers through the corporation", Emeana said.

"The corporation was run from hotel rooms. As we speak, the last general manager has not handed over vital documents to the new one.

"The corporation was nonfunctional. We met five months salary arrears, 50 million debt profile and over 70 court cases. The corporation's account which had only about 1.2 million naira was also garnished by the courts.

"It is a daunting task but we will create a corporation that will live up to the law that established. We have the mandate of the governor to provide affordable housing for the middle class and low income earners", he concluded.

The general manager of ISHC, Arch. Chidi Okoli, said a lot of work has to be done to revive the corporation.

Hypnotism:
If Ihedioha achieve what 1/10 of what Okocha achieved as a governor make you pai. This complete failure that took 100 days to compile like of road to tarr not new roads o.

As it is now this clown is yet to raise a single building block talkless of embarking on building schools road bridges hospitals or any landmark event. Forget this one can never perform beta than Ikpeazu or Theodore Orji I swear with my life.

Building of statues and paying half salaries are achievements to you?

SoNature:
Keep quiet, oga

Stop being stupid

Go to Imo thread and post the pictures like Abagworo did in the time of Rochas

Visionary leadership is not about fighting and attacking people everywhere on Nairaland

Rebuild Imo Government don't believe in media propaganda or posting of edited and photoshoped pictures to deceive the gullible ones like you as that was the case during the inglorious reign of Mr. Iberiberism ... Come down to Imo State and see things for yourself and be an eye witness.

GOVERNOR IHEDIOHA RECEIVES AWARD OF SOUTH EAST PILLAR OF HEALTH :

The Imo State Governor , Rt Hon. Emeka Ihedioha has been awarded
the ‘South East Pillar of Health’ by
the Association for Public Health Teaching,Research And Services, South East Zone .
The award was given to Ihedioha during the Inauguration/Induction of Public Health Students Association Abia State University,Uturu
The award was received on his behalf by
his Special Assistant on Youth Affairs ,Hon.Engr Okoro Rex

Details Later...

Philandering part-time church pastor Sam Kayode, 61, was jailed in 2016 for nine years for taking £4million from the Haberdashers’ Aske’s state school chain.

The married father of four, who had three mistresses, tried to blame the theft on his late wife Grace and a young assistant, claiming they had transferred money to his account in a bid to smear him over his adulteries.

Now his sentence has been almost doubled after barrister James Thacker, acting for the Crown Prosecution Service’s specialist fraud division, told a proceeds of crime confiscation hearing that he had spirited away around £3million, probably to Nigeria and Dubai.

The lovers he showered with gifts might also face legal action.

The hearing at Woolwich Crown Court earlier this month was told that after Kayode joined Haberdashers’ Aske’s in 1997, it expanded enormously and embraced ‘academy’ reforms that gave schools more control over their finances.

Judge Nicholas Heathcote Williams said in his new judgment: ‘Over nearly seven years Kayode stole and defrauded over £4million from Haberdashers’ by transferring money from their account to his and his wife Grace’s.’

His boss, chief financial officer Paul Durgan, failed to notice any money was missing. Kayode was caught only when a school cleaner spotted bank account statements in his office.

The accountant earned £57,000 a year for his work at the chain’s south-east London schools, but drove a fleet of cars including several Mercedes, an Audi TT and a £40,000 Infiniti, carried a £1,500 Louis Vuitton briefcase and wore £500 Gucci shoes.

He has stopped claiming that his crimes were carried out by his late wife, who died of cancer in 2013 aged 53, and a junior employee.

Haberdashers’ has recovered £571,000 from the sale of flats and houses he owned, but at least £2.75million remains potentially recoverable.

Kayode was told that if he does not pay it all back by the end of this month he will be given an extra eight years.

The judge said: ‘The defendant is a very selfish, greedy and dishonest man. His evidence has been characterised by pauses – while he is clearly calculating, not always accurately, what answers will help him and he may get away with – and by grudging, evasive replies.’
The court heard more than £1million of the missing money was funnelled to Nigeria, where his ‘second wife or girlfriend’ Olubunmi ‘Bunmi’ Halima, 35, managed his business. He gave £266,000 to Halima, more than £77,000 to a second girlfriend Yetunde Turtak in Dartford, Kent, and hundreds of thousands more to relatives and friends in Nigeria.

Judge Heathcote Williams said he doubted every word but it ‘provides a clue where some of the hidden assets are’.

A third alleged mistress, Toyin Lawal, 52, of Northfleet, Kent, told the Daily Mail they were not lovers and Kayode simply paid a month’s rent for her when he was a church pastor.

Police took almost three years to charge Kayode after he was caught, giving him plenty of time to hide his fortune.
Mr Durgan, who failed to spot his employee’s fraud, went on to be hired by the auditors who missed the crime, then worked for another school chain.


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5640407/Woolwich-accountant-told-pay-3m-face-8-years-jail.html?ito=amp_twitter_share-top

Awol1:
Mbaise.

I comot hand for Una matter.

My dad warned me against u guys.

Your dad must have been the most irresponsible dad in the whole wide world

SoNature:
I hate to hear we will

He has a already spent 100 says in office.

What did he achieve in those days...chasing Rochas up and down, I guess

Make hatred kee you Dia... What Ihedioha have achieved in less than 100 days Mr. Iberiberism never achieved it in one year in office

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AdonaiAluminium:
Probing Okorocha is not bad, but Ihedioha should focus more on the governance of Imo, like play, like play, 4yrs go finish ooh.


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And who told you that he's not working?

Mr. Iberiberism should respect Ihediohanma because he's the governor and the chief security officer of the state, it should be noted that during the 8 years inglorious reign of okorocha Ihedioha never disrespected him.....Mr. Iberiberism should know that power has changed he's no longer in charge, he should stop importing paid thugs to cause mayhem and make Imo ungovernable if not that chaos he's fanning will consume when it ignites

NOC1:
This is Political, Imo politics is getting messier. Ihedioha heated it up.

When those who dont look for trouble act, they never forgive, One Governor that tolerated all kinda abuse is Okorocha and many took it for granted, now he has started to beat the drums and Imo is shaking.
People should try to ask questions about the Man what happened between him and Obasanjo how he cheated death via plane crash and road accident (assassination).
I was looking at Onyeaguocha ranting i said who is this mad dog.

Let Ihedioha use rule of law to retrieve whatever that was stolen by Okorocha because if he decide to use thuggery he will fail completely.
Rochas is a packaged agbero who will commit and pretend as if nothing happened. And his godfathers are the problem of Nigeria, the Generals.

Your point is that Okorocha kidnapped him

spirul77:
which one is "recovery team" sef, why don't ihedioha leave the matter for the state anti-graft agency to handle instead of setting up a crude recovery team, same crudeness we are all accusing the buhari led federal govt of.

Assets Recovery team was formed by Okorocha during his first tenure which he used to harass the previous administration before his in the name of recovering stolen state property... I wonder why he's against the same agency which he created

tomju:
Did he order the thugs from Abuja? I don't even know which kind governors imo dey get. Comedians
Mstewwwr

You are not even in Imo State yet you are vomiting rubbish... Last week Okorocha brought in his paid thugs to go violence against Imo State Government and he made a public pronouncement on REACH FM Radio which he owns by telling his paid thugs to go violence against the government of Imo state

When Okorocha publicly ordered his paid thugs to cause trouble and make Imo ungovernable they didn't call him to order... Ihedioha should deal with Mr. Iberiberism ruthlessly for trying to run a parallel government in Imo state