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smellingmenses:
EFCC declares Fubara Siminayi, and 58 others wanted for N435 billion fraud

Siminayi, and four other Rivers State government officials, among others, are wanted for suspected N117 billion fraud, alleged criminal conspiracy, money laundering, misappropriation of public funds, and abuse of office. The EFCC stated in a statement sighted by The PUNCH.


The Commission’s Head of Media and Publicity, Wilson Uwujaren, called on the general public to assist in apprehending the Accountant-General and other suspects.

Uwujaren said, “We call on anyone with useful information as to the whereabouts of the Account-General to contact any of the Agency’s offices or the nearest police station or other security agencies.”

blamingthedevil:
Ahhh..Is that Bitter Obi kneeling down for “structures of criminality”🤣😅🤣😂

My God.😓

BitterTruth0001:
Okay so now that Obi is realigning with Atiku , what tactics will Reno apply now ?

If Atiku and Obi forms an alliance it means that an attack on Obi is an attack on Atiku

Reno is at a crossroads because he is loyal to Atiku

But really for people like him and FFK who have no sense of shame and personal integrity, it shouldn’t be hard to immediately switch to praise-singing

ch214:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WnstOXLjb1A&pp=ygUYTGFnb3MgcmVzaWRlbnQgcHJvdGVzdHMg

;Epi pawa

DMerciful:
Obidients will not accept Obi being vice to anybody so don't stress yourself

Putindbutt:
I thought Bitter Obi was a boy but this mumu Fubara takes the flowers. All these his stupid talks about the past government and probing the past government, pls can someone remind him that he was the Accountant general of the same past government.
Pls also remind him that it was Wike that shielded him when EFCC came for him for about 70billion fraud. Fubara is like a goat using oil to rub his body near a fire.

Sharpsharp00123:
before u start running around like a castrated kangaroo

Y not ask who will b d vice?

immortalcrown:
He thought it is in Africa where fools will shield him by shouting "Judge not." and "Touch not my anointed".

They claim that hardship and lack of opportunities are the reason they resort to crime in Nigeria. But when they go to places with opportunities, they champion crime.

Meanwhile, those who condemn the entire Igbo tribe whenever an Igbo person is accused of a crime should try to understand that every tribe has criminals.

Most of or all the comments in this first page of this post do not condemn the entire tribe of the accused man. Most of the comments focus on the man and his action, without condemning his tribe. That is the right way to handle crime posts.

But if the man had an Igbo name, most of the comments will condemn the entire Igbo tribe and sound as if the post is about Obi and IPOB. Yet, it is falsely claimed that Igbo people lead in tribal bigotry on this forum.

If you want to quote and attack me and you are sure you are not just a hater of truth, present any front page post about an Igbo criminal, let's look at the comments on the post.

helinues:
Are you envying the N30k as you guys no dey receive shishi for your supporting, if yes come and take the N30k job.

Curious345:
The Atiku-Obi Merger: A Game-Changer in Nigerian Politics

As Nigeria inches closer to the 2027 general elections, a seismic shift in the political landscape looms large with the anticipated merger of two formidable political forces: Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi. This union, if materialized, threatens to reshape the very foundations of power dynamics in the country and could potentially signal the end of Tinubu's aspirations for a second term.

Atiku, hailing from the North, and Obi, representing the Southeast, bring to the table not just their regional support bases but also their respective clout in key regions across the nation. Obi's stronghold in the Southeast and South-South, combined with Atiku's support in the Northeast and Northwest, presents a formidable electoral front. Furthermore, Obi's additional backing from the North Central further solidifies their potential dominance.

This merger poses a significant challenge to Tinubu's ambitions, particularly with his stronghold in the Southwest. While Tinubu has long been a political force to reckon with, the united front of Atiku and Obi threatens to disrupt his calculations and dilute his influence across the country.

The implications of this development are profound. It underscores the fluidity of Nigerian politics and the ever-present potential for unexpected alliances and realignments. As the country gears up for another electoral cycle, the Atiku-Obi merger serves as a stark reminder that no political dynasty is invincible, and the pursuit of power is a dynamic and unpredictable endeavor.

In the coming months, all eyes will be on how this alliance unfolds, and its ripple effects on the broader political landscape. Will Tinubu recalibrate his strategy in response? Can Atiku and Obi capitalize on their combined strength to deliver on their promises of change and progress? Only time will tell. But one thing is certain: the stage is set for a gripping political showdown in 2027.

helinues:
The gathering of failures na pending boom

I smell fear in your WhatsApp group chat already.

yarimo:
They were defeated in 2019 and they will still be defeated anytime Any day anywhere

BuharisBoy:
Details coming shortly

helinues:
This thread hits where it's not good for the Obidients. How I wish they could be sincere

helinues:
We are probably using different English curriculum in Nigeria. You guys words are just opposite of the real meaning

Toh

helinues:
Are you envying the N30k as you guys no dey receive shishi for your supporting, if yes come and take the N30k job.

helinues:
Una dey use English words wrongly.

Please what is your definition of pain?