₦airaland Forum

jmaine:
Lolz . . . . . I got the rettard cowardly hiding under a dupe account to perpetuate his stvpidity . . . . . . . . Arresa, hide your head in shame and stop stalking and trolling people way better than you . . . . .

TonyeBarcanista:
PDP just told them to return the money. If he can't return it then he will face justice. Did EFCC tell you that they are recovering debt or loot?

Abeg no de disturb me jare

TonyeBarcanista:
By returning the #100million, Isa Jafaru has proven that he is a man of credibility and integrity. He should be commended for his act.


The honourable thing to do for people like Falae and others is to return the monies and free their conscience.



The War Against Corruption Must Be Won

sapientia:
Are You are blind to the fact that only a selected few are being arrested while others just return their own?

Back to your earlier statement.. Dasuki shared money.. people collected.. Ask them all to return it,, if they refuse.. charge them to court

Not all this witch hunts everywhere

Hope15:
The money wey don finish?

hoseamatoh:
A former military governor of Kaduna State and chieftain of the ruling All Progressives Congress, Jafaru Isa, has refunded N100million of the N170 million he allegedly received from embattled ex-NSA, Sambo Dasuki.

Mr. Isa, a retired brigadier-general, was arrested on Wednesday by operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, at his Asokoro residence in Abuja.

Mr. Isa, a political associate of President Muhammadu Buhari, was grilled for several hours in connection with about N170 million he received from Mr. Dasuki.

A reliable source familiar with the matter told PREMIUM TIMES the APC chieftain and member of the 19-man Buhari Transition Committee was released after refunding N100million to the anti-graft commission.
The source said Mr. Isa pledged to return the remaining N70million soon.

“We let him go after returning the sum of N100million. We are expecting him to return the rest soon,” the source said.
According to him, some of the suspected recipients of the slush funds who claimed they had no idea the money sent to them was taken from the public till were handed opportunities to return what they got from the former NSA but refused.

“We offered them the chance of returning the money honorably but they keep deploying tactics to avoid prosecution, while also going away with the loot,” he said.

A close associate of Mr. Isa told PREMIUM TIMES that Mr. Dasuki lodged over N100 million into Mr. Isa’s account in instalments to buy a house, located on Mohammed Mohammed Avenue, Kano, for the former NSA.

PREMIUM TIMES gathered that deposits were in turn made by Mr. Isa to the owner of the house, Ali Tukur, in two instalments.
However, the house purchase deal collapsed as a former Minister of Finance, Yarima Ngama, reportedly offered to pay the sum of N150 million cash when Mr. Dasuki reneged on the payment agreement.

Those familiar with their relationship say Messrs. Isa and Dasuki have been close friends since their cadet days at the Nigerian Defense Academy (NDA) and had spent four years together while on military training in the United States.

The Peoples Democratic Party had on Sunday protested the release of Mr. Isa barely eight hours after his arrest while its own spokesperson, Olisa Metuh, remained detained.

The PDP, in a statement signed by its National Legal Adviser, Victor Kwon, said there could be no clearer indication that the APC-led administration was on a manhunt against PDP leaders, and that it had a personal grudge against Mr. Metuh, ostensibly for his stance as opposition spokesperson, particularly his recent exchange with the government and the APC over their dictatorial activities.

“The release of Jafaru Isa, a known associate of the President and chieftain of the APC eight hours after his arrest while our spokesman remains in detention even when the two are being investigated over the same allegation clearly shows that the President Buhari-led APC government is not fighting corruption but using the much hyped crusade as a cover to persecute PDP leaders and decimate the opposition, a project the EFCC has clearly yielded itself as a willing tool,” the statement said.


www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/196591-dasukigate-buharis-associate-jafaru-isa-returns-n100million-to-efcc.html

cc lalasticlala @ishilove

TonyeBarcanista:
By returning the #100million, Isa Jafaru has proven that he is a man of credibility and integrity. He should be commended for his act.


The honourable thing to do for people like Falae and others is to return the monies and free their conscience.



The War Against Corruption Must Be Won

luvinhubby:

So the man was released without arraingment, taking of pleas or bail before any court or judge in Nigeria by a law enforcement agency when they told us EFCC will not entertain plea bargain.

Taah !! You can only fool a fool & am not one.

Gayigaskia:
Metuh and AL s were offered the same deal but they choose to play smart and not pay up.

hoseamatoh:
A former military governor of Kaduna State and chieftain of the ruling All Progressives Congress, Jafaru Isa, has refunded N100million of the N170 million he allegedly received from embattled ex-NSA, Sambo Dasuki.

Mr. Isa, a retired brigadier-general, was arrested on Wednesday by operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, at his Asokoro residence in Abuja.

Mr. Isa, a political associate of President Muhammadu Buhari, was grilled for several hours in connection with about N170 million he received from Mr. Dasuki.

A reliable source familiar with the matter told PREMIUM TIMES the APC chieftain and member of the 19-man Buhari Transition Committee was released after refunding N100million to the anti-graft commission.
The source said Mr. Isa pledged to return the remaining N70million soon.

“We let him go after returning the sum of N100million. We are expecting him to return the rest soon,” the source said.
According to him, some of the suspected recipients of the slush funds who claimed they had no idea the money sent to them was taken from the public till were handed opportunities to return what they got from the former NSA but refused.

“We offered them the chance of returning the money honorably but they keep deploying tactics to avoid prosecution, while also going away with the loot,” he said.

A close associate of Mr. Isa told PREMIUM TIMES that Mr. Dasuki lodged over N100 million into Mr. Isa’s account in instalments to buy a house, located on Mohammed Mohammed Avenue, Kano, for the former NSA.

PREMIUM TIMES gathered that deposits were in turn made by Mr. Isa to the owner of the house, Ali Tukur, in two instalments.
However, the house purchase deal collapsed as a former Minister of Finance, Yarima Ngama, reportedly offered to pay the sum of N150 million cash when Mr. Dasuki reneged on the payment agreement.

Those familiar with their relationship say Messrs. Isa and Dasuki have been close friends since their cadet days at the Nigerian Defense Academy (NDA) and had spent four years together while on military training in the United States.

The Peoples Democratic Party had on Sunday protested the release of Mr. Isa barely eight hours after his arrest while its own spokesperson, Olisa Metuh, remained detained.

The PDP, in a statement signed by its National Legal Adviser, Victor Kwon, said there could be no clearer indication that the APC-led administration was on a manhunt against PDP leaders, and that it had a personal grudge against Mr. Metuh, ostensibly for his stance as opposition spokesperson, particularly his recent exchange with the government and the APC over their dictatorial activities.

“The release of Jafaru Isa, a known associate of the President and chieftain of the APC eight hours after his arrest while our spokesman remains in detention even when the two are being investigated over the same allegation clearly shows that the President Buhari-led APC government is not fighting corruption but using the much hyped crusade as a cover to persecute PDP leaders and decimate the opposition, a project the EFCC has clearly yielded itself as a willing tool,” the statement said.


www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/196591-dasukigate-buharis-associate-jafaru-isa-returns-n100million-to-efcc.html

cc lalasticlala @ishilove

omenka:
Let them keep hating and wailing, it's not gonna change a thing. They won't blackmail Baba into soft pedalling on his fight against corruption.

I've never seen a people so smitten with sleaze my entire life.

Whether they like it or not, the fight against corruption will go on and must be won. If killing corruption means killing their source of livelihood, then they can starve for all I care.

TonyeBarcanista:
Absolutely! He took the money without knowing the source. After realising, the honourable thing to do is what he has done. He deserves commendation and not condemnation.



Hopefully, he brings the balance

hoseamatoh:
A former military governor of Kaduna State and chieftain of the ruling All Progressives Congress, Jafaru Isa, has refunded N100million of the N170 million he allegedly received from embattled ex-NSA, Sambo Dasuki.

Mr. Isa, a retired brigadier-general, was arrested on Wednesday by operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, at his Asokoro residence in Abuja.

Mr. Isa, a political associate of President Muhammadu Buhari, was grilled for several hours in connection with about N170 million he received from Mr. Dasuki.

A reliable source familiar with the matter told PREMIUM TIMES the APC chieftain and member of the 19-man Buhari Transition Committee was released after refunding N100million to the anti-graft commission.
The source said Mr. Isa pledged to return the remaining N70million soon.

“We let him go after returning the sum of N100million. We are expecting him to return the rest soon,” the source said.
According to him, some of the suspected recipients of the slush funds who claimed they had no idea the money sent to them was taken from the public till were handed opportunities to return what they got from the former NSA but refused.

“We offered them the chance of returning the money honorably but they keep deploying tactics to avoid prosecution, while also going away with the loot,” he said.

A close associate of Mr. Isa told PREMIUM TIMES that Mr. Dasuki lodged over N100 million into Mr. Isa’s account in instalments to buy a house, located on Mohammed Mohammed Avenue, Kano, for the former NSA.

PREMIUM TIMES gathered that deposits were in turn made by Mr. Isa to the owner of the house, Ali Tukur, in two instalments.
However, the house purchase deal collapsed as a former Minister of Finance, Yarima Ngama, reportedly offered to pay the sum of N150 million cash when Mr. Dasuki reneged on the payment agreement.

Those familiar with their relationship say Messrs. Isa and Dasuki have been close friends since their cadet days at the Nigerian Defense Academy (NDA) and had spent four years together while on military training in the United States.

The Peoples Democratic Party had on Sunday protested the release of Mr. Isa barely eight hours after his arrest while its own spokesperson, Olisa Metuh, remained detained.

The PDP, in a statement signed by its National Legal Adviser, Victor Kwon, said there could be no clearer indication that the APC-led administration was on a manhunt against PDP leaders, and that it had a personal grudge against Mr. Metuh, ostensibly for his stance as opposition spokesperson, particularly his recent exchange with the government and the APC over their dictatorial activities.

“The release of Jafaru Isa, a known associate of the President and chieftain of the APC eight hours after his arrest while our spokesman remains in detention even when the two are being investigated over the same allegation clearly shows that the President Buhari-led APC government is not fighting corruption but using the much hyped crusade as a cover to persecute PDP leaders and decimate the opposition, a project the EFCC has clearly yielded itself as a willing tool,” the statement said.


www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/196591-dasukigate-buharis-associate-jafaru-isa-returns-n100million-to-efcc.html

cc lalasticlala @ishilove

He should be prosecuted still. Returning it alone is enough evidence. If PMB or the EFFC doesn't carry on with the prosecution, then we know this is selective corruption war.

OgbeifunErom:
This is typical wailer stuff. IPOB induced statement

All because the funds from TAN has dried up, they have turned to imbeciles

Nigeria will be free of corruption whether u like it or not

Sai baba.

OgbeifunErom:
This is typical wailer stuff. IPOB induced statement

All because the funds from TAN has dried up, they have turned to imbeciles

Nigeria will be free of corruption whether u like it or not

Sai baba.

erunz:
you go still kpuff for my matter, do I look into to u, the iPob are Courageous youth who knows what they want.

they are not coward like you and your Amaka tribe, who all you know is to make noise and also want to be the best slave to the gambaris.

chimkaire:
abi

luvinhubby:
Nigerian state is a theatre & APC a comedy of errors.

Lalasticlala come see Monday morning joke oo !

stinggy:
hey you

ahaz:
I weep for nija.it has always been the case with the north whenever in power they do things with alacrity and no one dares to ask why cos we southern as have sold our right for a plate of amala,akpu,or starch.

KMJY:
This TonyeBarcanister has obviously jump ship. He is no longer a PDP member. If not how can you be justifying an obvious injustice metted against your fellow party men by a tyrant? Dokpesi for instance was only doing his business but can same thing be said of this Jafaru of a guy? Barca, kindly trade the part of honor by declaring publicly that you are now an APC chieftain rather than playing the smart one on us. Better still, do return the ransom fee you collected from these APC rogues if you must remain relevant in PDP. God bless you as you do that!

chimkaire:
...hey How is you doing?

stinggy:
Just fine... Seen Harry?

chimkaire:
...well, yes :
He isn't missing, I can assure you