ginawest:
u chow $21bn dat was supposed to be used to help d masses n u r saying u Neva committed any crime..u av done a very bad tin n u deserve to win a Nobel prize for stealing

chuna1985:


Its was in her time @ NNPC that we went 5 years without queuing up in filling stations which has been a norm over the last 20 years.

That's enough for anyone u wants to accept d truth that this regime really worked.

jaytee01:
Are you sure that you live in this country?
No queing at filling station for five years? Did she share part of the loot with you?

Na wa ooo!

bombella:
Fellow nairalanders pls help me. I'm a student of microbiology in Delta State university. I'm from a humble home as my parents labor hard to pay my tuition. I have given my all to ensure that I study and have no reason to fail any course. This lecturer named A.A Anigboro BSc, MSC (Benin), an Urhobo man married with kids. He lives at Okhogoro in Abraka. Lecturer 11 (biochemical toxicology/molecular biology). This man has been failing me just to sleep with me. He has failed so many girls just cos of sex. No one is doing anything about it. He calls you with a private number and asks you to come to his house to sex him. We also have conscience and dignity for our bodies. I have younger ones and my parents aren't getting younger. They can't afford paying school fees for me every year. I'm lamenting for myself and the many girls who have to suffer years just because of the illicit pleasure of a adulterous married man. Whoever can get the attention of any authority should please help us female students in microbiology department in Delsu. It is so unfair. I can't be sleeping with lecturers when am studying and paying my fees for them to lecture me. Pls help somebody!!!

SeverusSnape:
I love this woman.

GEJ my hero, Fayose and wike my role models, Diezani my mentor.
Buhari your dictator

bombella:
Fellow nairalanders pls help me. I'm a student of microbiology in Delta State university. I'm from a humble home as my parents labor hard to pay my tuition. I have given my all to ensure that I study and have no reason to fail any course. This lecturer named A.A Anigboro BSc, MSC (Benin), an Urhobo man married with kids. He lives at Okhogoro in Abraka. Lecturer 11 (biochemical toxicology/molecular biology). This man has been failing me just to sleep with me. He has failed so many girls just cos of sex. No one is doing anything about it. He calls you with a private number and asks you to come to his house to sex him. We also have conscience and dignity for our bodies. I have younger ones and my parents aren't getting younger. They can't afford paying school fees for me every year. I'm lamenting for myself and the many girls who have to suffer years just because of the illicit pleasure of a adulterous married man. Whoever can get the attention of any authority should please help us female students in microbiology department in Delsu. It is so unfair. I can't be sleeping with lecturers when am studying and paying my fees for them to lecture me. Pls help somebody!!!

omenka:
You will tell that to the judges in the appropriate time.

Criminal.

The pictures of you and your children aboard that jet is enough to put those froggy eyes of yours behind bars forever.

drauj:
How has all those her long technicalities translated into available and affordable energy? Smh. Like her like Ngozi figures. Paper developments. Mtswwwwww

Editor1:
Diezani Alison-Madueke, minister of petroleum
resources, says she has not committed any
crime and is not seeking asylum, even though
she stepped on big toes during her tenure.
Fielding questions from the media in Abuja on
Wednesday, Alison-Madueke — probably the
most criticised minister under President
Goodluck Jonathan — said her recent meeting
with Abdulsalami Abubakar, former head of
state, had nothing to do with speculations that
she was looking for “soft landing” from the in-
coming administration.

She said: “I have not sought such assistance
because I am not aware that I have been
indicted of any crime that I will need a soft
landing. Over the last four years, I have been
severally and unfortunately accused and
labelled in so many malicious and vindictive
ways. I have explained these things and pushed
back robustly on these accusations and I have
even gone to court on many of them. Yet they
keep being regurgitated.

“I think it is unfortunate, particularly when we
are moving into a transition period and looking
forward to an incoming government which is
coming to take over where we have ended. For
everything that has a beginning there is an end
and that is not a surprise. What is the surprise
is the sort of malevolence bothering on
personal malicious libel to my person during
this period of time.

“I do believe that I have done the best for
Nigeria in this job and I have attained many
firsts in the history of oil and gas especially in
the reforms that we have done. In this period of
time, I have stepped on many big toes,
particularly the toes of the cabals that were in
the industry when we came in.

“I have said severally that we will open up the
industry to all Nigerians, and we have, but that
is not to the pleasure of certain cabals. And I
have been continuously maligned because of
this. We have taken millions and in fact billions
of dollars out of the hands of multinationals and
their subcontractors and put them in the hands
of Nigerians through the Nigerian Content.
Hundreds of thousands of Nigerians have come
into the oil and gas industry because of our
reforms.

“Quite frankly, I think as unprecedented as it is,
it does not please everybody and that cannot be
helped but let us remember the unprecedented
reforms that have happened in the oil industry
during our time, such as major gas reforms, the
Petroleum Industry Bill, which has been
completely revised, reformed and put into the
hands of members of the National Assembly
where it has languished for two years.”
She also spoke on the alleged missing funds
from the coffers of the Nigerian National
Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) as well as
allegations of wasteful spending by her.
According to her, some of the allegations were
made because of the reforms contained in the
PIB.

She said: “In that bill are all the reforms needed
to tear NNPC apart, make it a National Oil
company, an equity share company through
transparency, accountability and responsibility
and reduce corruption in the industry. We did all
theses and we put them in place to reduce
corruption, so for me to be tagged with various
tags of corruption, $10 million jet purchases,
who buys jet for $10 million dollars for
goodness sake?

“And $20 billion missing money for which PWC
had done a report and the $1.48 billion which is
not missing, which is actually money
transferred by the NNPC to NPDC which is a
subsidiary and NPDC has actually started
making payments under my directives. I have
said during our time that there are gaps in the
NNPC and I said that openly.

“But I can also say that at no time in Nigerian
history in the oil and gas has the NNPC been as
open and audited as it is today. It has been
positioned to go forward in the industry. It is
true that the revenue profile is not sustainable.
But we have done our best and the Nigerian oil
and gas sector is today in a better shape than it
has ever been in terms of achievements that we
have recorded.

“So let me state it clearly for the records that
Nigeria is my country and I am not going
anywhere. I love my country and I do think that
I have done the best for my country and I would
also like to point these malicious, malevolence,
vindictive libels need to stop.

“We have done enough for this industry, we
cannot please everybody. Yes, we have stepped
on toes but we did that in the best interest of
Nigeria and we have opened up the oil and gas
industry to all Nigerians, thousands of
Nigerians have benefitted from our reforms in
the system.”

Alison-Madueke, who rose to the position of
director in Shell Nigeria, was appointed minister
of transportation (now divided into works,
transport and aviation) by late President Umaru
Musa Yar’Adua in 2007.

She was later moved to the ministry of solid
minerals, before Jonathan appointed her
minister of petroleum ministry.

Along with late Olikoye Ransome-Kuti, who
served as minister of health from 1985 to 1993,
Alison-Madueke is the longest serving minister
in Nigeria’s history.



www.thecable.ng/just-diezani-stepped-big-toes-know-never-committed-crime

4EverYoungCEO:
Sai Buhari...
Sai Baba...

Sai Nigeria....
Sai Democracy...

Get the handover day shirt trending now.

geedeex2:
Madam ,you're going to jail

Zoharariel:
Ofcourse you didn't commit any crime. Your Private Refinery in brazil is meant for refining your Vaginal Fluid.

bombella:
Fellow nairalanders pls help me. I'm a student of microbiology in Delta State university. I'm from a humble home as my parents labor hard to pay my tuition. I have given my all to ensure that I study and have no reason to fail any course. This lecturer named A.A Anigboro BSc, MSC (Benin), an Urhobo man married with kids. He lives at Okhogoro in Abraka. Lecturer 11 (biochemical toxicology/molecular biology). This man has been failing me just to sleep with me. He has failed so many girls just cos of sex. No one is doing anything about it. He calls you with a private number and asks you to come to his house to sex him. We also have conscience and dignity for our bodies. I have younger ones and my parents aren't getting younger. They can't afford paying school fees for me every year. I'm lamenting for myself and the many girls who have to suffer years just because of the illicit pleasure of a adulterous married man. Whoever can get the attention of any authority should please help us female students in microbiology department in Delsu. It is so unfair. I can't be sleeping with lecturers when am studying and paying my fees for them to lecture me. Pls help somebody!!!

Editor1:
Diezani Alison-Madueke, minister of petroleum
resources, says she has not committed any
crime and is not seeking asylum, even though
she stepped on big toes during her tenure.
Fielding questions from the media in Abuja on
Wednesday, Alison-Madueke — probably the
most criticised minister under President
Goodluck Jonathan — said her recent meeting
with Abdulsalami Abubakar, former head of
state, had nothing to do with speculations that
she was looking for “soft landing” from the in-
coming administration.

She said: “I have not sought such assistance
because I am not aware that I have been
indicted of any crime that I will need a soft
landing. Over the last four years, I have been
severally and unfortunately accused and
labelled in so many malicious and vindictive
ways. I have explained these things and pushed
back robustly on these accusations and I have
even gone to court on many of them. Yet they
keep being regurgitated.

“I think it is unfortunate, particularly when we
are moving into a transition period and looking
forward to an incoming government which is
coming to take over where we have ended. For
everything that has a beginning there is an end
and that is not a surprise. What is the surprise
is the sort of malevolence bothering on
personal malicious libel to my person during
this period of time.

“I do believe that I have done the best for
Nigeria in this job and I have attained many
firsts in the history of oil and gas especially in
the reforms that we have done. In this period of
time, I have stepped on many big toes,
particularly the toes of the cabals that were in
the industry when we came in.

“I have said severally that we will open up the
industry to all Nigerians, and we have, but that
is not to the pleasure of certain cabals. And I
have been continuously maligned because of
this. We have taken millions and in fact billions
of dollars out of the hands of multinationals and
their subcontractors and put them in the hands
of Nigerians through the Nigerian Content.
Hundreds of thousands of Nigerians have come
into the oil and gas industry because of our
reforms.

“Quite frankly, I think as unprecedented as it is,
it does not please everybody and that cannot be
helped but let us remember the unprecedented
reforms that have happened in the oil industry
during our time, such as major gas reforms, the
Petroleum Industry Bill, which has been
completely revised, reformed and put into the
hands of members of the National Assembly
where it has languished for two years.”
She also spoke on the alleged missing funds
from the coffers of the Nigerian National
Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) as well as
allegations of wasteful spending by her.
According to her, some of the allegations were
made because of the reforms contained in the
PIB.

She said: “In that bill are all the reforms needed
to tear NNPC apart, make it a National Oil
company, an equity share company through
transparency, accountability and responsibility
and reduce corruption in the industry. We did all
theses and we put them in place to reduce
corruption, so for me to be tagged with various
tags of corruption, $10 million jet purchases,
who buys jet for $10 million dollars for
goodness sake?

“And $20 billion missing money for which PWC
had done a report and the $1.48 billion which is
not missing, which is actually money
transferred by the NNPC to NPDC which is a
subsidiary and NPDC has actually started
making payments under my directives. I have
said during our time that there are gaps in the
NNPC and I said that openly.

“But I can also say that at no time in Nigerian
history in the oil and gas has the NNPC been as
open and audited as it is today. It has been
positioned to go forward in the industry. It is
true that the revenue profile is not sustainable.
But we have done our best and the Nigerian oil
and gas sector is today in a better shape than it
has ever been in terms of achievements that we
have recorded.

“So let me state it clearly for the records that
Nigeria is my country and I am not going
anywhere. I love my country and I do think that
I have done the best for my country and I would
also like to point these malicious, malevolence,
vindictive libels need to stop.

“We have done enough for this industry, we
cannot please everybody. Yes, we have stepped
on toes but we did that in the best interest of
Nigeria and we have opened up the oil and gas
industry to all Nigerians, thousands of
Nigerians have benefitted from our reforms in
the system.”

Alison-Madueke, who rose to the position of
director in Shell Nigeria, was appointed minister
of transportation (now divided into works,
transport and aviation) by late President Umaru
Musa Yar’Adua in 2007.

She was later moved to the ministry of solid
minerals, before Jonathan appointed her
minister of petroleum ministry.

Along with late Olikoye Ransome-Kuti, who
served as minister of health from 1985 to 1993,
Alison-Madueke is the longest serving minister
in Nigeria’s history.



www.thecable.ng/just-diezani-stepped-big-toes-know-never-committed-crime

chuna1985:



There was no queues. I live in Nigeria, Enugu state precisely. Please point out those points we had gasoline, diesel or kerosene shortage in Nigeria over the last 5 years ?

SeverusSnape:
I love this woman.

GEJ my hero, Fayose and wike my role models, Diezani my mentor.
Buhari your dictator

naijamark:


Yours is acute short memory or you're just deliberately being mischievous. To say there was no queue in our filling stations for 5 years is the most laughable comment I've heard in recent time.

alexlee50:
I am touched by your story, let me have this mans details please.send to lee_alex32@yahoo.co.uk

JegaQuin:
She claimed to have been cleared under a partisan Govt! You would be retried under a pure justice system and it's then we can know if you've done no harm to Nigeria nation! Mtcheee! Abeg where's my breakfast jare!

SeverusSnape:

Yes o... Including Tinubu, Amaechi and Atiku, Lest I forget, SARAKI.
Thanks.

nelson4:
u're frustrated. Nobody is going to jail, the new president will prove that