₦airaland Forum

Chief Olu Falae, a former secretary to the government
of the federation (SGF), has admitted that he collected
N100 million from Tony Anenih, a former chairman of
the Board of Trustees (BoT) of the Peoples Democratic
Party (PDP).
According to New Telegraph, the money reportedly
collected by Falae was part of the money received by
Anenih from the office of the former national security
adviser (NSA), Colonel Sambo Dasuki (rtd).
Chief Olu Falae is reportedly one of the beneficiaries of
the $2.1billion for which former National Security
Adviser (NSA), Sambo Dasuki is being tried.
He said: “In the build up to the presidential election, the
PDP approached the SDP which I chaired. The then ruling
party solicited for our support in order for President
Goodluck Jonathan to win the March 28 presidential
election.
“Anenih related with me as the chairman of the PDP BoT
and I did same as the SDP National Chairman. He wrote to
me as PDP BoT chairman and I wrote back as SDP National
Chairman stating conditions/terms for the alliance.
“I have the record. It is true that N100 million was given to
my party to endorse and work for the Jonathan’s
candidature in the 2015 election. We used the money for
that purpose and we effectively campaigned for the PDP
since we did not have presidential candidate in the
election. The money was not for me.[img]Chief Olu Falae, a former secretary to the government
of the federation (SGF), has admitted that he collected
N100 million from Tony Anenih, a former chairman of
the Board of Trustees (BoT) of the Peoples Democratic
Party (PDP).
According to New Telegraph, the money reportedly
collected by Falae was part of the money received by
Anenih from the office of the former national security
adviser (NSA), Colonel Sambo Dasuki (rtd).
Chief Olu Falae is reportedly one of the beneficiaries of
the $2.1billion for which former National Security
Adviser (NSA), Sambo Dasuki is being tried.
He said: “In the build up to the presidential election, the
PDP approached the SDP which I chaired. The then ruling
party solicited for our support in order for President
Goodluck Jonathan to win the March 28 presidential
election.
“Anenih related with me as the chairman of the PDP BoT
and I did same as the SDP National Chairman. He wrote to
me as PDP BoT chairman and I wrote back as SDP National
Chairman stating conditions/terms for the alliance.
“I have the record. It is true that N100 million was given to
my party to endorse and work for the Jonathan’s
candidature in the 2015 election. We used the money for
that purpose and we effectively campaigned for the PDP
since we did not have presidential candidate in the
election. The money was not for me.[/img]Chief Olu Falae, a former secretary to the government
of the federation (SGF), has admitted that he collected
N100 million from Tony Anenih, a former chairman of
the Board of Trustees (BoT) of the Peoples Democratic
Party (PDP).
According to New Telegraph, the money reportedly
collected by Falae was part of the money received by
Anenih from the office of the former national security
adviser (NSA), Colonel Sambo Dasuki (rtd).
Chief Olu Falae is reportedly one of the beneficiaries of
the $2.1billion for which former National Security
Adviser (NSA), Sambo Dasuki is being tried.
He said: “In the build up to the presidential election, the
PDP approached the SDP which I chaired. The then ruling
party solicited for our support in order for President
Goodluck Jonathan to win the March 28 presidential
election.
“Anenih related with me as the chairman of the PDP BoT
and I did same as the SDP National Chairman. He wrote to
me as PDP BoT chairman and I wrote back as SDP National
Chairman stating conditions/terms for the alliance.
“I have the record. It is true that N100 million was given to
my party to endorse and work for the Jonathan’s
candidature in the 2015 election. We used the money for
that purpose and we effectively campaigned for the PDP
since we did not have presidential candidate in the
election. The money was not for me.
“Thank God I’m a retired civil servant. I have all the
documents to prove all that transpired between the two
parties.
“With all the money PDP has and having spent 16 years in
power, how would I know that the money was from the
arms deal? No reference was made to the arms deal. So,
they should not bring me into the arms issue.
“The relationship was purely interparty affairs.”
Only yesterday it was reported that Jafaru Isa, a close
ally of President Buhari, was arrested by the Economic
and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) after being
allegedly involved in the $2.1 billion scam for which
Dasuki is presently being tried.
CT Lalasticlala.

Ok

Buhari dey sleep
Yanga go wake am

Ok

Now I see his kidnap was a planned work

No wonder fulani rustlers kidnap him.

Just 100m ....Make em pay 200m back in2 d treasury account#Lobatan

hacmond:
Just 100m ....Make em pay 200m back in2 d treasury account#Lobatan

Na so