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na today human being dey die abi watin concern us with sambo and wat is so special about him.

nov 14 my bday

NujiPressy:
Hi.am gud

waiting for ur call

tobillionaire:
i dey tell u.... D whole family will b celebrating as if theyve sold all d land in their possesion

imagine dat.. thats more reason they invest heavily on their daughters than. the male child cos its business and profitable.

prince4pro:
Wake me up when someone goes to jaill

u sleeping till eternity

tobillionaire:
If na ibo man now, him acct go don dey smile

they now give out their day old daughter for money. igbo and money....

hausa will be killed and they will all run back to their enclave desert

kemi adeosun

in as much as i luv fashola i also think there is need to remind him of the great task ahead and he shld also note that his performance in lagos state earn him the presidential confidence .

abeg park well..chest beaters at work...part of south east and south south has now become nationwide protest...buhari na general ..if u unleash civil unrest buhari go unleash boko boiz unrest for una head

efulefu republic

NujiPressy:
Hi.am gud

call me on 08143132255 or watsapp

NujiPressy:
Hi.am gud

u luk gud msg me on 08143132255 on watsapp

Corrupt ex-governors block return of feared anti-corruption operative to EFCC
In what appears to be payback time, top politicians indicted for corruption by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) are moving against the re-appointment of Ibrahim Magu as an operative of the commission, PREMIUM TIMES has learnt.

Several sources within the commission said Mr. Magu, a chief superintendent of police, who served as head of the Economic Governance Unit (EGU) of the EFCC during the tenure of Nuhu Ribadu as chairman, made several enemies while at the commission, with many of them ensuring he never returns.

“Magu made several enemies while at the EFCC. You know he was the brain behind high profile investigations like Saraki, Odili and others,” a top EFCC source said. He also stated that “many of them have vowed not to let him return to the EFCC.”
Magu, the investigator

Mr. Magu was one of the early recruits into the EFCC by Mr. Ribadu. He is seen by peers as an incorruptible and courageous officer and then made the head of the sensitive EGU, a unit in charge of investigations of senior public officials.
As head of the EGU, some of the investigations Mr. Magu spearheaded include – the role of former Kwara State Governor and serving senator, Bukola Saraki, in the collapse of Societe Generale Bank of Nigeria, and James Ibori, former Governor of Delta State, who was recently convicted for money laundering in the United Kingdom money laundering deal.
But trouble started for the police officer after the controversial removal of Mr. Ribadu as chairman of the commission in December 2007. The new chairman, Farida Waziri, was uncomfortable with his presence doubting his loyalty to her, sources say.
In August 2008, Mr. Magu was accused of illegally keeping case files of top politicians being investigated by the commission. His house in Abuja was searched and his property carted away by operatives of the EFCC acting under the directive of Mrs. Waziri. He was subsequently re-deployed to the police after days of detention with nothing incriminating found against him. He was later suspended from the police, going without salaries for several months.
EFCC seeks Magu’s return
Following his confirmation as the substantive Chairman of the EFCC, PREMIUM TIMES learnt that Ibrahim Lamorde made the return of Mr. Magu to the EFCC a top priority. Both men had worked together at the commission when Mr. Lamorde served as head of operations of the agency.
In a letter written to the Inspector General of Police (IGP) on March 19, 2012, and titled “Re: Postings/Transfer and secondments of police officers to the EFCC,” Mr. Lamorde put Mr. Magu as top on the list of police officers he wanted to be deployed to the EFCC.
But when the police boss was to confirm the deployment of the officers, Mr. Magu’s name was conspicuously absent.
We did not bow to pressure
While senior officials in the EFCC and the police believe Mr. Magu is being witch-hunted for his past roles in the commission, police spokesman, Frank Mba, says the IGP did no wrong in the deployment.
“The IGP can execute his discretion in any way he decides in the overall interest of the force,” Mr. Mba said.
Mr. Mba denied that the police boss bowed to political pressure in not deploying Mr. Magu to the EFCC saying, “if you have any evidence to show that the IGP has bowed to pressure, show us your evidence.”
Presidency intervenes
The EFCC may soon get its dear anti-corruption fighter as sources at the police headquarters informed PREMIUM TIMES that President Goodluck Jonathan has intervened in Mr. Magu’s case.
“The President has directed that the police co-operate with the EFCC by releasing any police official the commission needs to strengthen itself,” our source said.
Following the Presidents intervention, it is expected that Mr. Magu would be released to the EFCC, an act which Premium Times learnt is a major source of relief to Mr. Lamorde.
“Chairman (Mr. Lamorde) believes he needs men like Magu to work with him. I’m sure it will make their (EFCCs) work more efficient,” our source said.
http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/5390-corrupt_ex-governors_block_return_of_feared_anti-corruption_oper.html

Corrupt ex-governors block return of feared anti-corruption operative to EFCC
In what appears to be payback time, top politicians indicted for corruption by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) are moving against the re-appointment of Ibrahim Magu as an operative of the commission, PREMIUM TIMES has learnt.

Several sources within the commission said Mr. Magu, a chief superintendent of police, who served as head of the Economic Governance Unit (EGU) of the EFCC during the tenure of Nuhu Ribadu as chairman, made several enemies while at the commission, with many of them ensuring he never returns.

“Magu made several enemies while at the EFCC. You know he was the brain behind high profile investigations like Saraki, Odili and others,” a top EFCC source said. He also stated that “many of them have vowed not to let him return to the EFCC.”
Magu, the investigator

Mr. Magu was one of the early recruits into the EFCC by Mr. Ribadu. He is seen by peers as an incorruptible and courageous officer and then made the head of the sensitive EGU, a unit in charge of investigations of senior public officials.
As head of the EGU, some of the investigations Mr. Magu spearheaded include – the role of former Kwara State Governor and serving senator, Bukola Saraki, in the collapse of Societe Generale Bank of Nigeria, and James Ibori, former Governor of Delta State, who was recently convicted for money laundering in the United Kingdom money laundering deal.
But trouble started for the police officer after the controversial removal of Mr. Ribadu as chairman of the commission in December 2007. The new chairman, Farida Waziri, was uncomfortable with his presence doubting his loyalty to her, sources say.
In August 2008, Mr. Magu was accused of illegally keeping case files of top politicians being investigated by the commission. His house in Abuja was searched and his property carted away by operatives of the EFCC acting under the directive of Mrs. Waziri. He was subsequently re-deployed to the police after days of detention with nothing incriminating found against him. He was later suspended from the police, going without salaries for several months.
EFCC seeks Magu’s return
Following his confirmation as the substantive Chairman of the EFCC, PREMIUM TIMES learnt that Ibrahim Lamorde made the return of Mr. Magu to the EFCC a top priority. Both men had worked together at the commission when Mr. Lamorde served as head of operations of the agency.
In a letter written to the Inspector General of Police (IGP) on March 19, 2012, and titled “Re: Postings/Transfer and secondments of police officers to the EFCC,” Mr. Lamorde put Mr. Magu as top on the list of police officers he wanted to be deployed to the EFCC.
But when the police boss was to confirm the deployment of the officers, Mr. Magu’s name was conspicuously absent.
We did not bow to pressure
While senior officials in the EFCC and the police believe Mr. Magu is being witch-hunted for his past roles in the commission, police spokesman, Frank Mba, says the IGP did no wrong in the deployment.
“The IGP can execute his discretion in any way he decides in the overall interest of the force,” Mr. Mba said.
Mr. Mba denied that the police boss bowed to political pressure in not deploying Mr. Magu to the EFCC saying, “if you have any evidence to show that the IGP has bowed to pressure, show us your evidence.”
Presidency intervenes
The EFCC may soon get its dear anti-corruption fighter as sources at the police headquarters informed PREMIUM TIMES that President Goodluck Jonathan has intervened in Mr. Magu’s case.
“The President has directed that the police co-operate with the EFCC by releasing any police official the commission needs to strengthen itself,” our source said.
Following the Presidents intervention, it is expected that Mr. Magu would be released to the EFCC, an act which Premium Times learnt is a major source of relief to Mr. Lamorde.
“Chairman (Mr. Lamorde) believes he needs men like Magu to work with him. I’m sure it will make their (EFCCs) work more efficient,” our source said.

Here are 7 things you should know about Magu:
1. He served as head of the EFCC’s Economic Governance Unit (EGU) during the tenure of Nuhu Ribadu as chairman

2. Magu was arrested on August 4, 2008 following allegations that police discovered EFCC files and a computer containing classified . documents at his Abuja residence.

3. During his time at the EFCC, he led investigations into the affairs of officials including former Delta Governor James Ibori and current . Senate President, Bukola Saraki.

4. Magu is a recipient of USG and London Metropolitan Police institute training.

5. He reportedly worked with Ribadu to jail his brother-in-law and former Bank of the North chief, Shettima Bulama. Bulama was later . . pardoned by former President Goodluck Jonathan.

6. He is a member of the investigative committee convened by National Security Adviser (NSA), Babagana Monguno on the orders of . President Muhammadu Buhari to probe the procurement of arms in the Armed Forces from 2007 till now.

7. He is an Assistant Commissioner of Police.

http://pulse.ng/local/ibrahim-magu-7-things-you-should-know-about-new-efcc-chairman-id4341660.html

sai baba

RIP but at OP which death is not a painful one

biafra

fake drugs
fake electronics
fake picture
fake pastors
fake agitators
fake leaders
fake anything you can ever think of

Lanretoye:
dem go borrow our money from our banks take pay fine,dem go still pay the loan back with our money...hmmm,Nigeria is on fire.
I beg who dey fine and who dey pay?

i doubt thebank or consortium of banks dat will borrow them such amount with present economic situation in d country

begod:
you are just being jealous of biafra, who owns Facebook, twitter and other, have you being denied of posting there, that's to tell you why Nigeria is a zoo, please all biafrans are adviced to sign the
petition, visit ipob.org it is our road to
freedom ; PLEASE TELL OTHERS;

hey flat head. a fanatics shld be a fanatics must not see anything good in a zoo. tell your people to vacate all their premises and business in lagos with immediate effect.how could they even their leader was sleeping with olosho in one of the zoo hotel in lagos. bunch of fake agitators

vayne:
Direct that statement to seun,not me.

Credible news outlets are caring news about Biafra,which is a legitimate struggle for self determination,and nairaland is here forming ANTI-IGBO.

go and form your own biafraudland leave nairaland alone.

why dont you guys spam bbc forum or cnn forum they way you spam nairaland. fake people chanting otunegi

vayne:
Nairaland is ANTI-IGBO
Biafra is a legitimate struggle for the future of indigbo.

am not arguing that with you. a fanatics muslim will definitely not see anything gud in a christian. so there shld be also nothing on biafra on nairaland.

they hate the zoo but cant stop spamming the zoo

they cant recall their citizen from the zoo land

their senators still continue to get money from the zoo land

the keep populating the zoo land

selling fake drugs and electronics

they refuse to shut down alaba market and forcefully evict their members to the wild wild zoo called Biafra.

biafra shld stop spamming nairaland its own by seun osewa not ebuka or kanu or kunu.. they can create their own biafraland and stop spamming our beloved forum with issues relating to biafra . my advice to the mod is to keep deleteing all biafrans agitators account on nairaland to encourage and enable them to create theirs.
one Nigeria

lygn19:
bunch of liars, oil spill kills at least 15?
what was the 15 people doing on the oil pipeline?
did they go to drink the oil from the spilled pipe or the pipe explode and hit them in there heads?
the 15 people are vandals and crude oil thieves who went to vandalize the oil pipeline and the resulting explosion killed them. SIMPLE. Let the company sue the community or anyone responsible for vandalizing there pipeline and not the other way round.

critque

not allowed. mtn go and pay ur fine