omenkaLives:


Couple of days ago she(?) wrote:

99.9% of the time, when you see a poster viciously supporting criminals, they are likely to be LiePob youths.

Lord, please make haste to grant them their heart desires as regards biafra. Patriotic Nigerians simply can't wait.

Grundig:

It is getting clearer now why many houses in abuja, Lekki, vi and ikoyi are forever empty.

Exactly, 50 Million dollars x 400 (black market rate) = 20 Billion Naira in the hand of one wicked criminal, lets assume we have 50 of such big thieves harboring such huge amount of money, multiply that by 50 , that is 20 billion Naira x 50 persons holding such amount of money >>50 Million Dollars ), you will know the havoc these vampires have done to Nigeria

masseratti:
goan sit down abeg make we hear word,goan blow your whistle against them if you know where they kept their,abi you dont want to make money?

obyrich:
God! What did we commit to deserve this manner of wickedness meted on us by our lesders?

Me and you voted the wrong persons.
We voted misfits.
We voted the incompetent
We voted the clueless
We voted the irresponsible
We voted the neophyte
We voted sentiments
We voted tribal jingoist

GEJ shouldn't have been anywhere near presidency. He wasn't prepared and was ill-equipped.

We opened our eyes and allowed people that shouldn't have been at the corridor of power ruled us. We allowed are tribal differences to rule. The youth of today as fighting! Fighting Buhari because he is not from their region, because he doesn't share their religion. They will never learn from history

I pity the future of Nigeria!

Grundig:

It is getting clearer now why many houses in abuja, Lekki, vi and ikoyi are forever empty.

Bridget95:
I didn't support any criminal, I meant don't focus your fight against corruption from one angle of the country. Let EFCC do a holistic job by arresting and probing criminals from other regions. TINUBU for instance owns dozens of multi million dollar properties scattered all over the country and abroad so like wise other polithiefcians .

omenkaLives:


Couple of days ago she(?) wrote:

99.9% of the time, when you see a poster viciously supporting criminals, they are likely to be LiePob youths.

Lord, please make haste to grant them their heart desires as regards biafra. Patriotic Nigerians simply can't wait.

omenkaLives:
These are the proverbial maggots eating our economy right from the inside.

First it was Andrew Yakubu, now this. Most frightening is the fact these are but just a tip of the iceberg.

I weep for my country.

omenkaLives:
Laiye! This is Nigeria!! Watch how they reward her ability to steal with chieftaincy titles and honorary degrees.

Smh.

obyrich:
God! What did we commit to deserve this manner of wickedness meted on us by our lesders?

Bridget95:
goan baff. whistle blowing is not needed to vigorous prob those criminals hiding in the ruling party .let the corruption fight be holistic and not one sided.


let the common masses see the economy improve as a result of money been plunged into vital areas of the economy.

All we see is bravado corruption fight while money being recovered since May 29 2015 is nowhere .

awelekiti:
When sanusi lamido, the emir of Kano and the first whistle blower in the history of Nigerian civil service cried fowl in the affairs of nnpc and missing billions of dollars,when our clueless president who only signs papers without cross-checking was still in power, madam okonjo, diezani and their boss gej attacked him that he's lying. They kept presenting doctored audited accounts to him in order to prove him wrong. Now, the man has been vindicated, given all that had been playing out in recent times from the former GMD's stashed millions of dollar in a kaduna village, to this innocent-looking lady's home made forex bank. This is just a tip of the iceberg, compared to many more of such, stashed everywhere in the country. No wonder the NA kept saying they don't want magu. Whether they like it or not, the appointment of magu remains. It doesn't matter if the NA confirms him or not. The president could use his executive order, just the way the NA could use their veto power on Mr president on certain matters, if he refuses to approve their requests. No wonder this country has always remained stagnant. They prefer their homes to keeping money to the banks, especially since the BVN regime came into effect. Millions of Nigerian youths are out there, looking for job that's not even available. These are the people denying them their benefits as nigerians. I'm still waiting for the prosecution of that former finance minister. PDP had every opportunity to rewrite Nigerian history but they messed up big time. More of this will still be discovered. This woman must be made to spend the rest of her life in jail. Ole!

kaorama:
And this money was stolen under PMB's watch

Bridget95:
EFFC doing a nice job. let them do a better job on probing and collecting billions of dollars stolen by thievnu,brf,baba iyabo and co and plunge the money into vital areas of the economy to boost it instead of siezing money only to be stolen by crooks in this government.

Bridget95:
EFFC doing a nice job. let them do a better job on probing and collecting billions of dollars stolen by thievnu,brf,baba iyabo and co and plunge the money into vital areas of the economy to boost it instead of siezing money only to be stolen by crooks in this government.

awelekiti:
When sanusi lamido, the emir of Kano and the first whistle blower in the history of Nigerian civil service cried fowl in the affairs of nnpc and missing billions of dollars,when our clueless president who only signs papers without cross-checking was still in power, madam okonjo, diezani and their boss gej attacked him that he's lying. They kept presenting doctored audited accounts to him in order to prove him wrong. Now, the man has been vindicated, given all that had been playing out in recent times from the former GMD's stashed millions of dollar in a kaduna village, to this innocent-looking lady's home made forex bank. This is just a tip of the iceberg, compared to many more of such, stashed everywhere in the country. No wonder the NA kept saying they don't want magu. Whether they like it or not, the appointment of magu remains. It doesn't matter if the NA confirms him or not. The president could use his executive order, just the way the NA could use their veto power on Mr president on certain matters, if he refuses to approve their requests. No wonder this country has always remained stagnant. They prefer their homes to keeping money to the banks, especially since the BVN regime came into effect. Millions of Nigerian youths are out there, looking for job that's not even available. These are the people denying them their benefits as nigerians. I'm still waiting for the prosecution of that former finance minister. PDP had every opportunity to rewrite Nigerian history but they messed up big time. More of this will still be discovered. This woman must be made to spend the rest of her life in jail. Ole!

obailala:
And here I have been, asking how Nigeria's reserves were obliterated from over $60bn to $30bn even at a time the nation enjoyed unprecedented income boom. Meanwhile this is just the tip of the iceberg, there are still over 1000 people both in the current leadership and outside with public funds like this stashed in different parts of the country. It will take forever to weed these people and the funds out.

And the saddest part of all these is that we have multitude of Nigerians who also suffer the economic hardship and dilapidated infrastructure, but whenever issues like this are reported, they feel an urge to sgow solidarity to their own oppressors.

muyibaba222:
I wish Buhari could be allowed to use the remaining years of his administration as a military ruler just to handle these corrupt individuals.

Jakumo:
When it comes to stealing gigantic amounts of money, men can never compete with women for the sheer enormity of motivating greed. Virtually every woman who finds herself in Nigerian public office wastes no time in stealing on an industrial scale, like there is no tomorrow. Perhaps the cultural reluctance of successive Third World governments to apply the full weight of criminal law against women has become the primary motivating factor that removes all inhibitions normal criminals may feel when confronted with new opportunities to steal, or perhaps women are simply programmed to steal by eons of evolution. Regardless of the root cause of this innate greed, its devastating effects on national economies cannot be denied.

Where that feminine greed and kleptomania arises, will for now remain a matter of speculation, but one need only look at the roll call of Nigerian women who came, saw, and plundered, in order to better understand this unique and disturbing phenomenon.

From disgraced former oil minister Mrs. "Frog Eye" Madueke who pocketed BILLIONS of US greenback dollars belonging to the Nigerian people, to Mrs. Etete of the zillion dollar bullet-proof car fame, to this hideous looking female kleptomaniac feverishly stockpiling and stashing kilograms of hard currency like firewood for an Alaskan winter, MOST women who smell big money NEVER hesitate to steal as much of it a they can, right away, EVEN IF the consequences of that reckless greed are patently obvious to everyone blessed with a functioning brain.

NEVER entrust a female with big money, because if you do make that fatal blunder, that cash will vanish into thin air so quick it will make your head spin.