₦airaland Forum

omenka:
I just don't want us to jump the gun here, that's what I'm saying. Let the anti graft agency connect their dots and present us a vivid image of how complicit Falae is.

Goke7:
The problem sir is not about funds for campaign but the source of the money, is it from the office of dasuki or not, directly or indirectly.

I think at this juncture there should be a national consensus that those who collected money from dasuki directly or indirectly should return the money that was given whether it was a donation, campaign funds, suvs or whatever.

Let all monies in form of gifts, campaign funds, suvs e.t.c. proven to be from the ONSA be returned for morality sake.

We need to start setting moral codes for ourselves as a nation if we are truly serious.

omenka:
Aunty, could you please translate in english what you wrote in your first lines??

@ theV0ice, now this is a "source" to take seriously. But the old man says the money came from Anenih. If he didn't get it from the ONSA, then I see no reason he should be vilified. Much as we desire to see a total cleansing of the system, we should be careful not to persecute innocent folks who collected monies to prosecute their party's agenda by way of campaigning- all parties spend money to campaign.

aieromon:
The proper channel should have been through the Presidential Campaign Organisation and not a BOT chairman. Believe me,the money was paid as an enticement and I doubt whether the money will show up in the SDP financial report.

chukwudi44:
When is Buhari going to return his own $300,000 paid into his account?

razid:
This #Dasukigate reminds me of a particular scene in Baba Wande's legendary movie "Ti Oluwa N'ile." In the said clip, Aderupoko a morgue attendant was being questioned by the hospital management about his unholy and corrupt practices of selling corpses in the morgue. At a point he said, "O maa gbo'ga; gbogbo won ni n j'alubosha." So Baba Falae too dey chop 'alubosa' even at his age.

Imagine the irony of life. While some elders like Buhari are pained by the wanton corruption in the land, some others like Falae, Anenih, Yakassai want the corruption to continue unabated. No wonder their foolish endorsements and unnecessary heating up of the polity before the elections. They know that there won't be free money. Woe unto elders that do not think about the future of their children and children' children for a bowl of porridge. O ga o.

chukwudi44:
When is Buhari going to return his own $300,000 paid into his account?

chukwudi44:
When is Buhari going to return his own $300,000 paid into his account?

OrlandoOwoh:
You're to defend corruption.

modath:
Welcome back, corruption & unbridled greed have both missed you, unfortunately they are both on life support!!

NgeneUkwenu:
Why was the money not paid directly into the account of the Party(SDP)? Why into his personal account?

SaharaReporters has learned that the kidnappers of Olu Falae, the former Secretary to the Federal Government, have demanded N100 million from his family for his release.

chukwudi44:
You mean the likes of corrupt ministers like Fashola and Amaechi are on life support?

modath:
Keep waiting for a goat to deliver a lion!!

Fashola & Amaechi are doing fine as you can see, unlike Anenih, Haliru, Dasuki & co who have been struck with one ailment or the other, even Nurse is on hunger strike

Una never chin Chun chin, Hurricane Magu will do the needful!!! BTW where have you been & mizmycoli as well?

mrmetoo1:
It's because of people like this one clueless flip flopper protection seeker was telling us GEJ will win SW. The guys just 419-d GEJ & PDP, these guys just pocketed this money. Afenifere has endorsed PDP.. blah blah blah, endorsement of money sharing. I didn't know inter party agreement included paying another party to support. I thought the exciting thing about endorsement was the endorser was ready to use their resources, human and capital, to support the endorsee. This wasn't an endorsement, it was bribe. Bribe from stolen money, blood money bribe

chukwudi44:
When is hurricane Magu going after Tompolo!! He issued an ultimatum and run away!! Too bad for someone they said is tough.I expected something better than that from him

modath:
Be patient, going to a battle without thinking it through & not covering all bases leaves a lot of vulnerable attack points..

Wisdom is profitable to direct, Tompolo's matter is cooking, Shebi militants are getting paid direct now, you just watch, slow & steady....

Nigeria will rise above all naysayers!!

chukwudi44:
If they knew they were supposed to be patient how come they were the ones issuing childish ultimatums? They ended up making a fool of themselves.They same old bubu said he was going to end amnesty in December!! Lolz.

The truthis that these militants scare the shit out of good old bubu.

chukwudi44:
When is Buhari going to return his own $300,000 paid into his account?

johnmartus:
SEE THEM NO WONDER THEY ARE CALLING TINUBU ALL SORT OF NAME AFTER DUPED NIGERIANS WITH ALL YOUR EXPLANATION I SENSE THAT YOU HAVE SPENT THIS MONEY IN A SILLY WAY PLEASE JUST FORGET YOUR PROPERTIES.

yudee233:
This is getting interesting. Let everyone named in this Dasukigate face same music whether the money was meant for party or jeep or third party collection all joined

As controversy continues to trail president Goodluck Jonathan’s sudden romance with different groups in the South West, fresh facts have emerged that some prominent Yoruba elders got a whopping N750million as bribe in exchange for their support for Jonathan’s re-election bid, The ELITES reports

Fresh facts have emerged over why a few Yoruba leaders under the guise of Afenifere socio-political group reportedly endorsed President Goodluck Jonathan’s reelection bid. A whopping N750m is the carrot that was dangled before the elders.

Presenting a common interest under the banner of Afenifere, The ELITES’ findings revealed that the elders allegedly involved include former FINANCE Minister and presidential candidate of the Alliance for Democracy (AD), Chief Olu Falae; Chief Reuben Fasoranti, Chief Ayo Adebanjo, Chief Lanihun Ajayi and Senator Femi Okurounmu.

Governor Segun Mimiko of Ondo State and Publicity Secretary of Afenifere, Yinka Odumakin, are said to have brokered the deal that got the Yoruba leaders rewarded for coming out in the open to pledge their support for Jonathan.

Afenifere leaders had endorsed President Goodluck Jonathan for a second term in office in what was seen as a bribe induced meeting orchestrated by the embattled governor of Ondo state, Olusegun Mimiko inside Pa Fasoranti’s residence in Akure.

But on Thursday, the Afenifere leaders retraced their steps and revealed “we only endorsed President Goodluck Jonathan because he promised to implement the recommendations of the National Conference if elected back to power. We didn’t collect money from him for such endorsement, and none gave us money as currently being spread”.

Saharareporters correspondent reports that among leaders present at the meeting were Chief Olu Falae, Bashorun Seinde Arogbofa, Korede Duyile and Femi Aluko.

Following Fasoranti, the former Secretary to Government of the Federation and National Chairman of the Social Democratic Party (SDP), Olu Falae said Afenifere leaders have always been on the side of General Muhammadu Buhari and cited his days while contesting under the platform of the All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP) in 2007.

Falae disclosed how he raised almost N21 million for the campaign of General Buhari during the 2007 election with an agreement for the convocation of the National conference if he eventually emerged the country’s president.