nairavsdollars:
This froggie eyed woman who superintendend the grave looting of our economy under Jonathan is eyeing something in 2019, probably under PDP. Once you see them talking like parrots or write one jaundiced book, just know something is cooking

nairavsdollars:
This froggie eyed woman who superintendend the grave looting of our economy under Jonathan is eyeing something in 2019, probably under PDP. Once you see them talking like parrots or write one jaundiced book, just know something is cooking

LordAdamX:
Please, if you guys can't read, don't comment on this thread.

She was referring to a normal power play.

This is the summary:

1. She discovered a $6m/yr loophole
2. She and the Minister of Transport implored GEJ to close the loophole as part of port reforms
3. GEJ closed the loophole
4. A GEJ aide who represented the interests of those benefiting from the loophole asked her to tell GEJ to reverse the decision
5. NOI refused and the aide tried to frustrate her
6. The aide eventually stopped when others told him he'd be in soup if NOI reports to GEJ

As to the question of why say so now?

A: The book is titled "Fighting Corruption is Dangerous." It's meant to chronicle all the opposition she received for fighting corruption. Everyone faces issues in their place of work, this is a memoir of the ones she faced.

She's not campaigning for anyone.

-Lord

LordAdamX:
Please, if you guys can't read, don't comment on this thread.

She was referring to a normal power play.

This is the summary:

1. She discovered a $6m/yr loophole
2. She and the Minister of Transport implored GEJ to close the loophole as part of port reforms
3. GEJ closed the loophole
4. A GEJ aide who represented the interests of those benefiting from the loophole asked her to tell GEJ to reverse the decision
5. NOI refused and the aide tried to frustrate her
6. The aide eventually stopped when others told him he'd be in soup if NOI reports to GEJ

As to the question of why say so now?

A: The book is titled "Fighting Corruption is Dangerous." It's meant to chronicle all the opposition she received for fighting corruption. Everyone faces issues in their place of work, this is a memoir of the ones she faced.

She's not campaigning for anyone.

-Lord

LordAdamX:
Please, if you guys can't read, don't comment on this thread.

She was referring to a normal power play.

This is the summary:

1. She discovered a $6m/yr loophole
2. She and the Minister of Transport implored GEJ to close the loophole as part of port reforms
3. GEJ closed the loophole
4. A GEJ aide who represented the interests of those benefiting from the loophole asked her to tell GEJ to reverse the decision
5. NOI refused and the aide tried to frustrate her
6. The aide eventually stopped when others told him he'd be in soup if NOI reports to GEJ

As to the question of why say so now?

A: The book is titled "Fighting Corruption is Dangerous." It's meant to chronicle all the opposition she received for fighting corruption. Everyone faces issues in their place of work, this is a memoir of the ones she faced.

She's not campaigning for anyone.

-Lord

King4Roller:
Some people in Nigeria have taken a deep bite into public funds.

Throwback:
Jonathan was the boss who employed staff that eventually made him a lame duck president throughout his tenure.

I remember vividly how Steve Oronsanye who was a former HoS and then an NNPC board member, was challenging the Ribadu committee of which he was a member, at the presentation of their oil subsidy payment investigation report to President Jonathan.

Steve Oronsanye kept on shouting in the presence of the president and the media men "what if the president said we should submit the report? And so what? And so what? This report is not ready, and so what if the president gave us a deadline?"

Jonathan was just looking like a moro.n while the news men continued clicking away on the camera and video recorders.

Oh Jonathan! He presented himself as a Dundee, so his employees gratuitously treated him as a moro.n in his own presence.

Some mothers truly do have 'em.

SalamRushdie:


But all you have mentioned is still happening under Buhari where we can see his aides in power play game with the DSS and EFCC and we have also see them go as far as licking Kachikwu out of the Villa for months

SalamRushdie:


But all you have mentioned is still happening under Buhari where we can see his aides in power play game with the DSS and EFCC and we have also see them go as far as licking Kachikwu out of the Villa for months

Throwback:


Truly!

One even asked, "who is the presidency?"

nairavsdollars:
This froggie eyed woman who superintendend the grave looting of our economy under Jonathan is eyeing something in 2019, probably under PDP. Once you see them talking like parrots or write one jaundiced book, just know something is cooking

ArmedRobber:
Madam ngozi u re a fool. It is easier to mention ur political foes names like oshomole,aregbesola,ameachi but very hard to reveal to the name of the powerful aide that lock you out.
Who believes the gibberish you re writing self.

Ponmo lips madam. Aunty ngothief iwealoot

BeeBeeOoh:
…Says $6m from NPA went into ‘influential pockets’ yearly

Chinelo Obogo



http://sunnewsonline.com/port-reforms-how-jonathans-aide-locked-me-imf-md-out-of-villa-okonjo-iweala/

Throwback:
Jonathan was the boss who employed staff that eventually made him a lame duck president throughout his tenure.

I remember vividly how Steve Oronsanye who was a former HoS and then an NNPC board member, was challenging the Ribadu committee of which he was a member, at the presentation of their oil subsidy payment investigation report to President Jonathan.

Steve Oronsanye kept on shouting in the presence of the president and the media men "what if the president said we should submit the report? And so what? And so what? This report is not ready, and so what if the president gave us a deadline?"

Jonathan was just looking like a moro.n while the news men continued clicking away on the camera and video recorders.

Oh Jonathan! He presented himself as a Dundee, so his employees gratuitously treated him as a moro.n in his own presence.

Some mothers truly do have 'em.

Throwback:


Truly!

One even asked, "who is the presidency?"

austyn0:
She might be a froggie eyed woman, a supritendent of looters, a parrot, a fool, buh without an iota of doubt she is far more competent than those that are currently in power,, if she was in that seat, Nigeria wouldn't have plunged into recession...

LordAdamX:
Please, if you guys can't read, don't comment on this thread.

She was referring to a normal power play.

This is the summary:

1. She discovered a $6m/yr loophole
2. She and the Minister of Transport implored GEJ to close the loophole as part of port reforms
3. GEJ closed the loophole
4. A GEJ aide who represented the interests of those benefiting from the loophole asked her to tell GEJ to reverse the decision
5. NOI refused and the aide tried to frustrate her
6. The aide eventually stopped when others told him he'd be in soup if NOI reports to GEJ

As to the question of why say so now?

A: The book is titled "Fighting Corruption is Dangerous." It's meant to chronicle all the opposition she received for fighting corruption. Everyone faces issues in their place of work, this is a memoir of the ones she faced.

She's not campaigning for anyone.

-Lord

nairavsdollars:
This froggie eyed woman who superintendend the grave looting of our economy under Jonathan is eyeing something in 2019, probably under PDP. Once you see them talking like parrots or write one jaundiced book, just know something is cooking

austyn0:
She might be a froggie eyed woman, a supritendent of looters, a parrot, a fool, buh without an iota of doubt she is far more competent than those that are currently in power,, if she was in that seat, Nigeria wouldn't have plunged into recession...

jimrog:


And where is the one that ask the question nw?

nairavsdollars:
This froggie eyed woman who superintendend the grave looting of our economy under Jonathan is eyeing something in 2019, probably under PDP. Once you see them talking like parrots or write one jaundiced book, just know something is cooking

LordAdamX:
Please, if you guys can't read, don't comment on this thread.

She was referring to a normal power play.

This is the summary:

1. She discovered a $6m/yr loophole
2. She and the Minister of Transport implored GEJ to close the loophole as part of port reforms
3. GEJ closed the loophole
4. A GEJ aide who represented the interests of those benefiting from the loophole asked her to tell GEJ to reverse the decision
5. NOI refused and the aide tried to frustrate her
6. The aide eventually stopped when others told him he'd be in soup if NOI reports to GEJ

As to the question of why say so now?

A: The book is titled "Fighting Corruption is Dangerous." It's meant to chronicle all the opposition she received for fighting corruption. Everyone faces issues in their place of work, this is a memoir of the ones she faced.

She's not campaigning for anyone.

-Lord

LordAdamX:
Please, if you guys can't read, don't comment on this thread.

She was referring to a normal power play.

This is the summary:

1. She discovered a $6m/yr loophole
2. She and the Minister of Transport implored GEJ to close the loophole as part of port reforms
3. GEJ closed the loophole
4. A GEJ aide who represented the interests of those benefiting from the loophole asked her to tell GEJ to reverse the decision
5. NOI refused and the aide tried to frustrate her
6. The aide eventually stopped when others told him he'd be in soup if NOI reports to GEJ

As to the question of why say so now?

A: The book is titled "Fighting Corruption is Dangerous." It's meant to chronicle all the opposition she received for fighting corruption. Everyone faces issues in their place of work, this is a memoir of the ones she faced.

She's not campaigning for anyone.

-Lord