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Napolitano: If these politicians are clean aand unafraid of criticism, I'll give them respect if they can go to the Latter Rain Assembly. I trust Pastor Tunde Bakare, he would either not give them special recognition or walk them out of the church.

They wont go there - Gej will only patronise money and jet loving pastors who dont care how the politician manages the country but rather the money the man wil drop.

plaetton: What can this old vulture bring to NPA, surely one of the most important and strategic area of our economy?. What type of innovations and new ideas can we expect from him?
The NPA has always been a dumping ground for useless, tired and worn out politicians and political as.s kissers.
Is it any wonder why it is probably the most incompetent and corrupt port authority in the whole world?
Jonathan, whom I have always supported, has shown in ore ways than one that he is clueless and insincere about implementing any genuine reforms and transformations in the Nigerian economy.

This is indeed a big slap on our collective faces.

I am with you on this. Anenih's past and present corrupt record is the issue here. So, lets stay focused.

Sorry that your GEJ is like this and thanks for confessing your sin against the country - you are forgiven but dont do that again. Always try to stay on the side of progressives and dont allow ethnicity/religion to affect who you vote for in future.

agabaI23: House rented by CPC is described by your friend above as a lowly house?

That's enough to fund an apartment for him. What I am trying to say is that he did not give all his money to the govt instead of making money while in power. He made money while he is power.

He is yet to answer Buhari's accusation, hope you know that.

What is the sense in what you are saying?

Guys, can you see any sense in this post? I dont even understand what the guys is trying to communicate.

When a man can't even articulate his point - too bad.

blackpanda: Since his wife embracing the beacon of corruption in nigerian, aka Chief Bode George it has been a rollercoaster of disasters for GEJ. For Godsake, y must he put Anenih there. Does he think Nigerians are fools?
This is the main problem with Nigerian politician. They embrace the devil jst so that they can spend one more nyt in aso rock.
Foolish GEJ! Useless Administration !!!

No - he thinks we are all RCCG members.

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Dont threaten anybody here - we are wiser and more knowledgeable than you.

kutchs: What do you know bro? When its dia saint Buhari age doesnt matter but when it concerns GEJ all the attack dogs will come out barking.
I still repeat anyone who has anything against Anenih should approach the courts or keep shut for ever.

It is you and your likes who are not thinking right. Who cares about his age? What concerns me is the integrity of Anenih and the reason I am here to again demonstrate my annoyance at the way GEJ is messing up this country.

Billyonaire: What is the legal retirement age in Nigeria ? My instinct tells me its 65. I know this appointment has little to do with public service codes but truth is, I am disappointed in an appointment of 70plus years old man to man our NPA. This is a bad choice, except I am educated on this, I maintain that I am very disappointed in this appointment. I can do better than Anenih on that position.

What concerns you is the age? Good! But what should concern us is whether the man integrity or not. What is the average age of the people chairing the board of big companies? How many of them are in their forties?

joseph1832: I honestly stand by CNPP! To think and believe that this same government who go about parading themselves to the whole world that they are fighting corruption and yet they still went ahead to appoint an individual whose integrity, accountability and credibility is no better than that of a common prostitute.

GEJ is revealing his true colours to Nigerians bit by bit! He's showing everybody that him and his party don't give a damn about the opinion and well being of Nigerians.

When a man refused to declare his asset, what else can you expect?

PointB: I can't recall when CNPP was elected to speak for Nigerians. Clearly, they don't speak for me!

CNPP is a pressure group and therefore can speak the minds of people especially their followers who are Nigerians - all political parties apart from the evil PDP.

Of course you can go ahead and speak your own opinion and tell us how your live will be better with the appointment of "Mr Money Approved is not Money Released".

RCCG annointing is working...

GEJ attended RCCG annual ritual gathering, got his annointing renewed and came back to appoint Anenih as NPA Chairman. Interesting.

agabaI23: Did you read the article? Did you check the posts?
We were told that he had to relocate Kaduna where he had a house. May be he has the kind of house you think that befits him in Kaduna? Does that make any difference? You told he does not have a house, if you now want to interpret to mean he does not have a nice house, it means that the austere personality you were ascribing to him is a fluke. We are told he someone who is content, then he should be contented with what he has. If he wants to be the president, he should be able to sort his house out. Why didn't he ask the financier to use that 20 million to fix his house in ABJ?

Bottom line, you lied to us that he does not have a house whereas he has.

Who lied to you? What do you know about Buhari and what do the people you said lied know about Buhari other than this is an upright desciplined man? how close are they to Buhari? Did Buhari deny he has a house in Abuja when the Journalist mentioned it? Can someone who has his assets declared on record deny the property again?

If the Kaduna home is more comfortable and more secure for him, of course he would move to Kaduna Or he stays in a more comfortable rented aparment/hotel in Abuja.

And how are you sure his house in Abuja is a residential apartment?

Your point now is, he decided not to stay in his Abuja house to hide the property from Nigerians even after declaring his asset or what? What kind of reasoning is this? It is only a Igbo that thinks this way to justify his argument - I am not surprised.

For example, I have a house in Lagos but I am leaving in a rented apartment on the island because my house is far from my place of work - I have to be close to my office. Does that mean I am hiding the property from people? Or do I have to be telling everybody that I know that I have a house here and there?

[quote author=mosun_ade]No. He should sit amongst the crowd.[/quote]How do you expect the chief pastor from Abuja (GEJ) to sit in the midst of common people?

agabaI23: You should have a look here and see your groups comments so you will understand what I am talking about.
https://www.nairaland.com/870649/nigeria-ex-leader-buhari-ejected-over

Just know I expected him to have a house in ABJ but your group wanted us to believe he did not have any because he was righteous

And that takes us back to what I said earlier - read my earlier post. If the house he has in Abuja doesnt befits his status and can't provide the security he requires, you want him to stay there? Buhari stays in hotel whenever he is in Abuja and that should tell you his house in Abuja is not the kind of expansive structure that even ordinary governors build today.

This discussion is not necessary. Can you hide money? We know what those that stole money do with it - Even Abdulasami Abubakar with his about 2 years stay in power, we know how rich the man is today.

If you can show me the picture of his house, may be we can discuss further.

You will begin to see posters of politicians and placards bearing picture of politicians/party very soon.

The pastor is happy because, the money bags (e.i. politicians) are patronizing him - imagine GEJ sitting in front as if he was to deliver sermon.

agabaI23: He has a house in Abuja, nice one!

Few months ago people wanted us to believe that he was a tenant in a house paid for by Danjuma abi Useni. We were meant to believe he had to vacate the house after the expiration of 2 years rent as he could not afford to renew it.

They told us he had no house in Abuja.

Maigaskya inadvertently says you are all lairs. He should have refuted that statement then but I guess he enjoyed the fruit of the lies

Who told you that? Buhari told you or someone else? Did you read how he acquired those properties?

The small me here have a house in Lagos and one in my home town with some other landed properties in Osun state - I am just starting life. What is the big deal in owing a house in Abuja as long as it is not a 16Billion naira house or presidential palace? Show me the picture of the houses and you will know anybody who is working hard enough can build it and from the picture of where he lives, you know the kind of house he has in other places.

[quote author=Ricky_Ross]This old MALLAM should go home and die, HE WILL NEVER RULE NIGERIA BECAUSE HE IS A BIGOT AND RASCAL.
Nigeria is not made for Hausa and Fulani nation wreckers. GEJ will rule again from 2015, after that he will hand over to an Igbo, if that is not ok by you then move to Cotonue or Niger Republic[/quote]See a Igbo man calling another person a bigot - do you people think at all? You just open your mouth and talk depending on which one suits you whims and caprices.

Everybody knows the bigots both religious and ethnic in Nigeria are the Igbos. The reason yiboland is only inhabited by Igbos and only a very few foreigners. And whereas go to other apart of the country, you see people from all other of the country peacefully accommodated and living their live. Yiboland is different - and Igbos will leave their land to other peoples' land to cause trouble - crime crime crime.

Advocate sam: Pls dis thread shudn't be turned to battle ground.

Is it Biblical 4 President GEJ to campaign on a sacred altar. Why is it dat RCCG redemption camp has become a ground where Politicians come to show off n decieve people?
Going back to the scripture, not all men are allowed to climb God's alter except 4 d chosen n holy ones.

So why is RCCG redemption camp fast becoming an Eagle square?

No insult pls.

And who told you RCCG playing ground is God's alter? These are pure places of money making and deceipt.

Malawian: gej will win if he contests. we igbos will give him 200% votes. yoruba should stop thinking they still have the capacity to shape public opinion and sentiments okay? your son had 8 years abi? why is this country worse off than when he met it?

See your yeye mouth... 2015 is around the corner and you will see where Igbos belong.

Tolexander: obasanjo's forgiveness doesn't change anythin about obasanjo, nor do forgetin IBB makes IBB reduced.
But there is fire on the mountain paradventure he becomes the president.

There will be fire on the maintain for criminals and others who live on corruption - and those that take advantage of the holes in the systems to enrich themselves.

If you are one of them or you have a relative benefitting corruptly from the system, then there is fire on the mountain for you.

Gbawe: It is Nigeria's loss and a disgrace to Nigerians, in an age even African nations are putting their best hands forwards, that men like Buhari are in the 'wilderness' while extremely corrupt and vacuously abysmal mediocrities like GEJ, with no positive achievements to their name whatsoever, can gain the most influential office in the "biggest black nation on Earth". Absolutely disgraceful and a damning indictment against Nigeria. No point going around saying we are the "giant of Africa" when our actions demonstrates something akin to lunacy not seen elsewhere and even in Nations we look down on.

Gbam!!!

rafhell: who says he is not a thief? he stole money from NNPC when he was the minister of petroleum. he stole petroleum trust fund money when he served under abacha.

that man na thief jare. an unforgiving tribalistic and religious bigot.he wants revenge

Slowpoke, can you prove this? Like Buhari admonished the journalists, Nigerians should research as this lazy attitude of Igbo follow follow will not get you anywhere.

GEJ for refusing to declare his asset thereby reinforcing the foundation for corruption across the land and lately appointing Aneneh as NPA chairman.

GenBuhari: [size=18pt]Obasanjo Is The Most Corrupt Nigerian-Gani Fawehinmi[/size]
Posted: June 1, 2007 - 01:00

Finally, Olusegun Obasanjo is on his way out after eight years as Nigeria’s president. Could you assess his tenure?

Eight years of self-centred disposition, eight years of wayo, eight years of deception, eight years of creating a few rich people, eight years of anti-masses programmes, eight years of deliberate junketing all over the world, eight years of make-believe, eight years of dictatorship, eight years of lack of coherent policies, eight years of so much wealth coming to the hands of government out of which Nigerians received aggravated poverty and economic pain.

When Obasanjo first came to power in 1999, many Nigerians had high hopes that they would get rid of dictatorial tendencies which characterised military rule, but unfortunately, we had a tyrant in democratic toga. We expected that the provisions of the constitution vis-à-vis the welfare of the people and their security would be the focus of the government because Section 14, sub-section 2b of the Constitution says that the security and welfare of the people shall be the primary focus of government. Alas! it was not to be under the government of Obasanjo.

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Take security for instance. He opened up the insecurity of this country in November 1999 when he gave orders to shoot on sight in Odi. And more than 2500 Nigerians were slaughtered because, unfortunately, 13 policemen were missing as a result of the protestation of the Odi people in Bayelsa State.
You saw the killing in Zaki Biam in Benue State. We saw him give an order in Lagos State to shoot the OPC on sight and we protested. And since he gave the signal that human life counted for nothing, police followed the queue, extra-judicial killings became the agenda of the government. Every respectable human rights organisation abroad rated Nigeria very low in terms of extra-judicial killing. Thousands of Nigerians were slaughtered without a recourse to the judicial process by the police and other security agencies, to the extent that it became the culture of Nigerians to ritualise human lives. Legs, hands and other parts of human bodies became a common commodity in markets and dead bodies were being picked here and there, headless. That was Obasanjo’s regime and what human dignity meant for that regime for eight years.


For welfare, Nigerians have never had it so bad in their millions. Instead of government to give employment, it became the stock in trade of this regime to send workers to the unemployment market by all sorts of epithet with ignoble description such as down-sizing, reducing the labour force and so on. Unemployment became unbelievably rampant to the extent that workers approached the doors of government offices with trepidation, thinking they would be sacked any moment. Security of employment became nil in government services.

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In the private sector, profit motive was taken to a most ungodly level. Sack became a culture of the private sector. Whenever the private sector wanted more profit, they resorted to showing workers out without adequate recompense and this was aggravated by the so-called economic reforms of General Obasanjo where the heritage of Nigeria was sold, not even to the highest bidders but to the favoured bidders, contrary to the Constitution of Nigeria.
The major sectors of our economy were placed on the building blocks of rapacious entrepreneurs, many of whom are in government, using proxies to purchase government properties, courtesy of the Bureau of Public Enterprises, and contrary in Section 16, sub-section 4 of the constitution which says that the major sectors of the economy shall be managed, operated and run by the Federal Government of Nigeria, solely and exclusively.

But today, the major sectors are being sold. The latest example is the refinery in Port Harcourt, one of the four refineries in Nigeria. For eight years, Obasanjo did not build a single refinery to ensure a total reduction in the costs of petroleum products. Instead, Obasanjo, contrary to the Constitution of Nigeria, sold and he is still in the process of selling even in the dying days of the regime, the major sectors of our economy at give-away prices.

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Look at NITEL, another government investment that is relevant to the welfare of Nigerian people, it is still in the same mess. Our constitution says that economy of the country should not be operated in such a way that wealth would be concentrated in a few hands, but we are now having the very opposite of what the constitution says should be done. A company emerged, called Transcorp. There was no Transcorp before Obasanjo but Transcorp emerged from the bowel of Aso Rock, founded with the collaboration, connivance and conceptualisation of General Obasanjo to the extent that he owns 200 million shares. According to him, it will be the pillar of the private sector emerging in Nigeria.

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There is little difference between Transcorp and General Olusegun Obasanjo, except that a few favoured friends were brought into Transcorp. Ndi Okereke-Onyiuke, the Director-General of the Nigerian Stock Exchange who is supposed to be a public officer runs the Transcorp with General Obasanjo. Both public officers contravened the code of conduct in the 5th and 3rd Schedules of the Constitution.

Behold! General Obasanjo was never taken before the Code of Conduct Bureau for this. I protested to the Code of Conduct, I protested to the National Assembly, nothing came out of it. Here is a man who abused his office, set up a company to acquire the heritage of Nigerians. Today, Transcorp has acquired Nicon Hilton, and it has acquired NITEL. If this is not corruption, then I don’t know what corruption means.

To me, Obasanjo is the most corrupt Nigerian and I will never agree with anyone who says Obasanjo is not corrupt. We see it everywhere. This man was in prison for three years and his Ota farm which was in bankruptcy then was almost sold. They were thinking of how to sell most of his properties. Today, Obasanjo’s farm is rated as one of the richest in the world, all in a space of eight years that he governed Nigeria. If that is not corruption, then I don’t know what corruption means.

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If that is not abuse of office, then I do not know what abuse of office means. I protested to the National Assembly, I protested to various organisations, that look, under the Code of Conduct, Nigerians are entitled to go there and ask for all the declaration of assets of any public officer, on conditions that may be prescribed by the National Assembly. We asked the National Assembly to give us the conditions so that we can exercise our rights to know what had been declared by Obasanjo and others, including members of the National Assembly. But till today, they never gave us those conditions. So, Nigerians don’t even have access to the assets declared by the public officers. No public officer’s assets can be examined.


This regime will go down in history as the most corrupt regime in the history of this country in the sense that no regime ever made so much money as was made under Obasanjo’s regime. It got to a point that the price of one barrel of crude oil was fetching $70 and Nigeria at that time was producing 3,150,000 (three million, one hundred and fifty thousand) barrels per day.

As we talk, the Federal Government is making more than N200,000,000 (two hundred million dollars) everyday, including Sunday. The more money the Obasanjo regime made the poorer the Nigerian people became. And the more money the Obasanjo regime made, the richer a few people became, including Mr. President himself.

Yes, there was a battle against corruption. A young man emerged like an oasis in the desert, called Nuhu Ribadu, under the auspices of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, which I have often described as a positive accident in this regime. Positive accident because Obasanjo did not plan to fight against corruption because he is corrupt himself. But because he was under pressure from international organisations, like Transparency International that wanted some sort of actions against corruption, he was forced to bring about EFCC.

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He brought a young man named Ribadu, he never expected that Ribadu would perform that good. So, Ribadu’s performance is an oasis in the desert of corruption. What we are now hoping is that Ribadu, after May 29 will look at the records again, will look at the complaints of Nigerians, including mine, against Obasanjo.

For example, his library took me to court. His library which he launched on May 14, 2005 at Abeokuta garnered N8.5 billion. [Femi] Otedola gave N250 million; [Otunba Mike] Adenuga N350 million; [Aliko] Dangote, N220 million; consortium of banks N1.9 billion; consortium of oil companies N2.4 billion and so on.

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These oil companies we talk about, for eight years Obasanjo was the Minister of Petroleum Resources apart from being the head of state. No oil block was ever given to anybody without the connivance and approval of General Olusegun Obasanjo. He was more active as an oil minister than Mr. President. So there must be more than meets the eye.

I will therefore want Ribadu to dust all files, to look at all records and do a thorough investigation into the administration of General Obasanjo, into the personal fortunes of Obasanjo, into the family fortunes of Obasanjo and into Obasanjo’s fortunes all over the world. And let us come with the correct analysis and truth about Olusegun Obasanjo. So that when the facts are all gathered and known, Ribadu will then take the matter to court and charge Obasanjo for corruption and abuse of office. So that the truth will be told about this man who pretended so much.

How I wish Nigerians are not too lazy to read all these?

Mavrick2012: @GEN BUHARI is d most corupt wide-world...sory world-wide

Tell me, how old are you? If you are less than forty, there is hope, otherwise no hope for you. You know a fool at forty is a fool forever.

Mutumdaya: It is gowon,he killed more than 3million future leaders in his so called civil war

Why not just shut up you mouth if you dont have anything sensible to say? We are talking about corrupt leaders, you are here talking about war victims.

Stupid omo Igbo using his amadioha brain.

COOLDUN: Foooooolish moderator will not see this nasty comment now, but when it is challenged he will ban the comment, what is wrong with someone saying his mind? Were the Igbo people the only tribe that voted for GEJ? or South East don't belong to Nigeria again? Mr. or Miss Moderator, for leaving this comment till this time shows that you are a BIGOT. If Igbo people are animals for voting for GEJ, then Yorubas are BEASTS because there is no Yoruba name if GEJ names. Ban my comment, I don't bloody care.

Wow! It pained you so much - good!

And before you forget, Igbos are Biafrans.

Antivirus92: this is politics, opposition party will always see more fault than good. Note-i am not praising jonathan ooo. Nigeria from independence has been ruled by bad leaders but to be sincere,jonathan is fairer.

The cheap drug you are addicted to is blurring your reasoning.