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Parachoko:I feel your anguish and sifia pains |
N15 trillion in subsidy-removal savings, where did it go? Tinubu removed the subsidy, then went on a borrowing spree, plunging the country into unprecedented hardship, hunger, and poverty, while Nigerians were told to “bear the brunt of the subsidy removal and make sacrifices And now Nigerians are asking the obvious question: Where are the savings? What were they used for? If the money wasn’t pocketed, then account for it. Show Nigerians where the money went |
softtorce:You want to choose the path of thuggery Don't be a f**l |
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) says it has been facing harassment because it is yet to conclude some of the high-profile cases it is pursuing in different courts. The anti-graft agency specifically cited the alleged corruption cases against the former governor of Kogi State, Yahaya Bello, as one of the cases that have drawn the ire of Nigerians against the commission. Dele Oyewale, spokesman of the EFCC, stated this while fielding questions from journalists at a joint press briefing by the spokesmen of all the security agencies, including military and paramilitary outfits. Daily Trust reports that the briefing, organised by the Office of National Security Adviser (ONSA) in Abuja, had Public Relations Officers of Police, EFCC, ICPC, Defence Headquarters, Nigerians Air Force, NAPTIP, NDLEA, DSS, Fire Service and others in attendance. Responding to a question on why some cases handled swiftly while others take longer years, Oyewale appealed to Nigerians to show understanding on why some high-profile cases take long time before it is resolved. The EFCC maintained that it cannot be an accuser and at the same time be the judge in its own case, saying the commission should not be blamed for cases that take long time to resolve. Oyedele said, “I think it is important at this forum for us to properly understand the processes and procedures that are involved in the prosecution of cases. The EFCC as an anti-corruption agency is not the judiciary. “We cannot be the accuser and the judge in our own matter. Our mandate allows us to investigate, to prosecute, to prevent, but our mandate does not allow us to adjudicate. “You cannot take a matter to court and you come up with a decree and say that this matter should be resolved in two days, in three days. “It is within the mandate, the responsibility of the judiciary to decide when the matter is resolved or not. So, we go to court like any other party. If a matter is resolved very quickly, very good, we will clap for the judiciary. “If for one reason or the other there are issues that are delaying the resolution of a matter, the EFCC should not be blamed. You cannot blame us for that. Because you are ascribing an almighty status to the EFCC. “You arrest somebody, you take him to court and you decide when the case is resolved. No, we don’t have such power. “So, if a matter, like that of Saleh Mamman, where he got 75 years, was resolved very quickly, maybe because of some processes in the court that made it possible for the matter to be so quickly resolved. “There are cases, they may be complex, there may be complex cases, you know there are witnesses, there are a lot of issues that are involved in the resolution of cases. “So, it has nothing to do with the EFCC. We charge our cases to court. Our lawyers are about the best around the world. “If you check our record, we have about 98% success rate in our prosecution. So you cannot say that maybe we are not diligent enough. No, we are diligent. We have very good lawyers. We do our work very well. We go to court. “What is the business of the court, should not be blamed on the EFCC. And I want the media to please educate the public, because the issue of Yahaya Bello is always there. They continually harass us about Yahaya Bello. “And we’ve charged the matter to court, the matter is in two different courts. And we are going to court, we wait for the judiciary to decide the matter.” The anti-graft agency said it would not make any comment on the issue of electoral spending because the elections have not come, but promised to do so at the appropriate time. https://dailytrust.com/efcc-were-being-harassed-over-yahaya-bellos-case/ |
Bluntemperor:I hope you know that Tinubu is not winning Oyo state |
Bayoonanuga:Tinubu has been tested, and he has failed woefully and spectacularly. Peter Obi is yet to be tested. So your assertion that Tinubu is better than Peter Obi is not based on any evidence of presidential performance. It is simply propaganda dressed up as an argument. You cannot compare a tested failure with an untested candidate and call the conclusion a fact. |
sonofthunder:Tell us what Tinubu has done with the N15 trillion subsidy savings and all the loans collected so far. Where did all the money go? What projects were initiated and completed? Which road projects were awarded and completed? Which hospitals were built and equipped? Which schools were built, renovated, or equipped? This is the crux of the matter not all these distractions you keep throwing up. Account for the money. Show us the projects. Show us what Nigerians can point to and say, This is what the money was used for That is the question you keep avoiding. |
helinues:Are you now admitting that the Tinubu government is currently the worst |
Niok:This kind of foolishness displayed by the Tinubu administration is unrivalled and unprecedented in Nigeria’s history. |
CannibalEast:Your father and Tinubu is one and the same |
Thiefobi1:Is it what this thread is all about
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garykoeman:Bitter TATA boy, you’re so bitter. You can’t show us what your Tinubu has done with the N15 trillion subsidy savings or clearly account for all the money borrowed since he came into office. Instead, you spend your days spreading bitterness and frustration under every NDC and Peter Obi thread. At this point, your bitterness is working harder than your argument |
LegendHero:You mean all Nigerians are Biafrans? You mean the Lagosians and Yorubas screaming Ole! Ole! Ole!” at Tinubu’s convoy as it passes their streets are Biafrans? You mean the Northerners shouting Bamayi! Bamayi!, while tearing down his campaign posters and billboards, are also Biafrans? You’re going to learn the hard way. When Nigerians are unhappy, it has nothing to do with Biafra, it has everything to do with their lived reality. |
Tinubu where's our subsidy removal savings |
Of course, Tinubu must go home again. He came from his Ikoyi home, or Iragbiji home, whichever address he chooses this time. Nigerians are more determined than ever to send him home again through the ballot box. This time, no Renewed Hope slogan can save him. |
Tinubu continues to breed incompetence. Joseph Tegbe, who took over from Adelabu, seems determined to prove that things can actually get worse after Adelabu. At this rate, the real achievement is not improving the system, it’s setting a new record for incompetence. |
ElSudani:Nobody said borrowing is automatically bad. The question is, what exactly are we borrowing for, and where is the result? You said the trillions are going into highways, electricity, education and healthcare. Which hospitals have been built and fully equipped? Which roads? Which electricity projects? Nigerians deserve specifics, not propaganda You said he “saved Nigeria,” yet you can't show Nigerians where the subsidy savings went, while the borrowing keeps piling up. At some point, saying Tinubu inherited a mess and he is building infrastructure cannot be the answer to every question. Show Nigerians the projects, show us the money, and let the results speak. |
ElSudani:You said Tinubu saved Nigeria, but he has borrowed more than any government before him. So where are the subsidy savings? Where did the trillions go? If he truly rescued Nigeria, why does the rescue keep coming with more debt? At this point, the previous government isn’t an explanation anymore, it’s Tinubu’s permanent excuse. |
helinues:Thank you, helinus, for re-emphasizing this very important fact. You are absolutely right: Nigerians have the ballot, and that ballot is their power. And come election time, Nigerians will obviously use that power to punish Tinubu at the polls for an administration they believe has brought nothing but pain, anguish, hunger, and poverty. So, no need for attacks, threats, or intimidation. Let the people speak through their votes. Your vote is your power. Use it wisely. |
helinues:Absolutely 💯 |
Parachoko:Parachoke, take a good look at what happens when political loyalty turns into political thuggery. Don’t be an APC thug; learn the lesson before you become another cautionary tale. Nigerians are angry, and the anger is growing. No one has a monopoly on violence. #RigAndDie |
He is a f**l He could have lived, but he chose the path of political thuggery. Today, his death is a tragic reminder of where violence and thuggery can lead. Nigerians are angry. Don’t be a thug. No one has a monopoly on violence. #RigAndDie |
georgeakins:Why posting fake,dubious and edited videos |
Tinubu is a Notorious drug bárón |
Fearurcreeator:That's all nothing more |
emkz:Are you even a member of the LP to know this, or did you just conjure up this lie and falsehood out of thin air? And I hope you’re not mixing up the Obidient Movement, what they did in 2023, and how they managed their funds, of which they gave an account of those funds, with the inability of the Abure-led Labour Party to properly manage and fund its party agents. |
Validated:He is envious, squandered the goodwill he once had, and today he is just like a fish out of water. I’m surprised I no longer hear or read from the tata boys, their usual Lamidi Apapa, the “authentic National Chairman of the Labour Party,” or Abure, the other “authentic National Chairman of the Labour Party.” Are they both no longer the “authentic National Chairman of the Labour Party”? What happened? I’m asking the tata boys. |
Almost four years after, he is still blaming someone Tinubu, you created this mess No one else did |
This is the original version and unedited video |
Tinubu is worse. He stole the entire commonwealth of Lagosians for over two decades and counting, to the extent that Lagosians call him “Ole, Ole ole” whenever you move past their streets. Today, as President, he can't account for our subsidy savings and also took N15 trillion from our national treasury and handed it to his Lebanese ally under the guise of a socalled Lagos calabar coastal highway that is today an only Lagos coastal highway |
Normally Tinubu head no correct |