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Cutehector:
Peter Odili chop money eh, Kai.

On a kumkum levels

kingmekus:
so they want to jump amaechi and reopen Peter Odili's file, I thought they wanted to do the investigations according to who ruled last before the present administration... If you quote me and tell me rubbish you will die before mid night

prinsam30:
Dele Giwa murderers case was also reopened for like three months now no fvcking news heard about that and now another case of fraud!

where are we really heading to in this Rusticated system kind of government

confused government and confused set of clueless entities

kingmekus:
so they want to jump amaechi and reopen Peter Odili's file, I thought they wanted to do the investigations according to who ruled last before the present administration... If you quote me and tell me rubbish you will die before mid night

kingmekus:
so they want to jump amaechi and reopen Peter Odili's file, I thought they wanted to do the investigations according to who ruled last before the present administration... If you quote me and tell me rubbish you will die before mid night

Cutehector:
Peter Odili chop money eh, Kai.

On a kumkum levels

WOCKHARDI:
This Committee wants to exume a case that was signed, sealed, delivered and buried after 10 years Don't they have more pressing issues to attend to ? Okay you want to recover the money ( impossible) or jail Odili (another iimpossibility).
In any case why jump to 1999-2007? What of all those governors that served from 2007-2015?
Maybe they have approached Odili and he refused to join their party .

kachris:
why is it the south all the time before it was beyelsa, delta and now rivers... so northerns governors no dey loot?? After they will say one nigeria...!!!

prinsam30:
Dele Giwa murderers case was also reopened for like three months now no fvcking news heard about that and now another case of fraud!

where are we really heading to in this Rusticated system kind of government


confused government and confused set of clueless entities

BeauHomme:
Odili, just do the wise and needful...decamp to APC and see all your problems melt away.
Go and ask Dariye and others


You can thank me later

seangy4konji:
100 billion naira. Billion.

Demdem:
By the way, this is as at 2006. U can imagine what that is. Now.

Kenai:
The Rivers Monorail has already arrived...

And it's about to take off...
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... To outer space.

Mogidi:
He delivered good governance hence his protégé was unsuccessful in his bid to become governor.
Amaechi is high on grade 1 Buhari urine.


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ijekul:
As the Judicial Commission of Inquiry set up by the Rivers State Government to probe the sale of valued assets of the state and other matters continued its sitting on Friday, the technical consultant to the state on the monorail project, Arcus Gibbs revealed that  he advised former Governor Chibuike Amaechi against continuing with the project.

Managing Director of Arcus Gibbs Nig Ltd, Wiero Viguezang, however said his company gave the advice only after collecting N22.9bn from the Rivers State Government since its services were enlisted in March 1, 2010.

Viguezang spoke when he appeared before the commission to explain the role played by his company in the monorail project being probed by the commission.

While being cross-examined by counsel to the commission, Dr. Zaccheus Adangor, Viguezang, stated that the monorail project was no longer tenable considering the shortfall in the state’s revenue and the inability of its original technical and equity partners, TSI Nig Ltd, headed by the former military administrator of Rivers State, Brig-Gen Anthony Ukpo (Rtd.), to fulfil its obligations to contribute 80 per cent of its equity holdings.

He disclosed that the state owes his company N1.1bn for its services.
He also said the company had in a letter to the Rivers State through the ministry of transport, in April, made a six-point recommendation to the Rivers State on how to unbundle the monorail project in such a way that the state government can salvage some financial benefits out of the N33.9bn so far invested in the project. The monorail project was originally estimated to cost about Euros2250m.

The technical partner had in its sixth point of recommendation suggested to the Rivers State Government to unbundle the monorail project and approach the manufacturers of the mechanical components and rail tracks in Germany and exploit the possibility of reselling components at a lower price to the manufacturers.

He said the company also advised the state government to consider the option of using the monorail facilities for other commercially viable purposes, mentioning the spaces between pillars and surrounding areas of the monorail project, stressing that the area between Azikiwe Road and the UTC axis could be put into very fruitful commercial purpose.
Viguezang also told the commission that his company and the state government had planned to unveil the monorail project last April specifically to mislead the people of Rivers State into thinking that the project, which has gulped N33.9bn, was still on course.

He admitted that his company wrote a memo to the commissioner for transport to arrange the unveiling of the project essentially for media coverage since the project was “technically uncompleted”. 

According to Viguezang, “We actually wrote to the ministry of transport in January, to arrange for the governor to unveil the monorail project in April for the attention and coverage of the media based on the expectation of the people of the state.”

When asked to clarify if the unveiling was to deceive the people of Rivers State into believing that the controversial monorail project was ready, Viguezang admitted; “It was to deceive the people into believing that the monorail project was at last ready”.

The managing director, however, stressed that “apart from the media coverage and public attention that it is expected to generate, the monorail was not technically and commercially ready. Only phase 1a within phase 1 of the project was ready. So, there was no way the public would have been able to use the monorail as at April when we asked the ministry of transport to unveil the project to the media”.

Viguezang admitted that the Rivers State government enlisted services of Arcus Gibbs at the cost of N600 million from March 1, 2010 to December 1, 2010, after the memorandum of understanding (MoU) with TSI collapsed because TSI could not raise revenue to fulfil the payment of its 80 per cent equity share capital.

He stated that part of its role as the technical service provider to the Rivers State government concerning the monorail project was to evaluate and assess the activities of TSI and give an independent opinion to the Rivers State government.


http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/how-technical-consultants-advised-amaechi-against-monorail-project-after-collecting-n22bn/218811/

BeauHomme:
Odili, just do the wise and needful...decamp to APC and see all your problems melt away.
Go and ask Dariye and others

You can thank me later

anonimi:
Must pale into insignificance beside what the dog of ubima stole to finance DullardPoo's campaign, surely.


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Dreal11247:
The judiciary is the major problem of this country's democracy.

Demdem:

By the way, this is as at 2006. U can imagine what that is. Now.

Demdem:

U can stop anyone from entering the church however u can stop such from taking over the pulpit. That perpetual injunction must be quashed. It's unheard of anywhere in the world.