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nutarious:the difference between you and I is the fact that I do not attribute inexplicable phenomenon to some sky daddy hanging up no where. Sure there is a supernatural force that governs this universe, what I will continue to disagree is the fact that it an entity represented by religious interpretation, I will rather go with the results and some of the logical explanations of science than the personal religious claims of the founders of any religion. The fact that these many religions have different interpretations,conflicting reports of the divine revelations and most times, outright denial of each other's competing God's is all testament to the fact that God is actually a man's creation and not the phenomenal force that science logically describes as to our existence. Tryst me lady, I am not confused in my convictions, I do not need to have experience outside of the human realm or what is humanly perceptible to hold my beliefs. |
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abdulwastecx:The fact is that every religion is based on astrological concepts, that is why you see all Stars, the moon, the lightning and all in all the religious symbols from Christianity to Islam to our traditional religions which I prefer to today's organized religions causing havoc in the world. Religion is man made and there is nothing Godly about it, it is just man's way of justifying his answers to mysterious questions he has not been able fathom. 2 Likes |
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nutarious:bullshyte...... The Bible is not any different from the Koran....... There is nothing inerrant about it, it is full of inconsistencies and concocted gnostic religious practices indulged by the people of the era....... Paul knew too well to smuggle it into new testament and caused more confusion as to who is the founder of today's Christianity, Jesus Christ or Paul that hinges faith in God as opposed to good works as a way to Heaven and righteousness. Christianity is full of plagiarism and so should not even accuse later religions of copying when the Bible is rife with early gnostic and hellenistic religious litany and literature, not to talk of the stolen Jewish concept of a messiah. Abeg relax jor, no religion in this world is fool-proof to withstand serious intellectual scrutiny and don't be talking about reading the Bible with spiritual eyes, you and I know that is a Christian mumbo-jumbo way of saying leave the facts and just believe the incredibly dumb lies. |
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Funny enough, for quite some time now, I have often found myself drawn to Yoruba and Akwa Ibom girls more than my Igbo sisters, especially Yoruba girls. For real, Yoruba girls are easy to get along and more open to my kind of relationship than my igbo sisters. Akwa Ibom babes are very loyal and can take care of you to pieces..... One showed me love that got me so scared that I had to slow it down before she give me love isi mgbaka.... Lol. My igbo sisters I still love them regardless but I have not been lucky with the kind of Igbo girl I would have wanted, the ones I have met use more of their head than their hearts..... One thing I know about Yoruba and Akwa Ibom girls is that if they say they love you, they mean that $h! T and will do so through thick and thin, the igbo sisters I have been involved with are usually too diplomatic in heart affairs. But all the same, I am very open to inter tribal marriage, there is so much to learn from it and it widen your horizon about Nigeria, does not mean I can argue and disagree on politics with my Yoruba sweetheart that likes to call me omo ibo or okoro when she wants to tease.. Lol... Luv to pieces. 7 Likes 1 Share |
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Lumyboi:That is exactly my argument, you should understand things before you jump, I don't have time for people who don't even understand their own argument. You unwittingly confirmed my argument that they are into partisan journalism and are heavily influenced by opposition politics and not the principles of journalism. |
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Empiree:wow I can't believe I read all 5 pages of the thread. So unfortunate what the young Lady is passing through. And I must confess, that was quite an interesting revelation for me not with regards to this topic but that of the OP in that thread swtbb.... I hope she is able to pull through all that spiritual fight. Some interesting observation in the thread: 1. I noticed that Jinn thing possessed mostly Muslim women and most of its effect are felt in illusions or another realm. 2. Both the effects, solutions and perspectives have largely been on Muslims and the Islamic way of cure, that is understandable but the discussion would have been more interesting to learn if it had also discussed non-islamic cases of such possessions unless of course if it is peculiar to Muslims alone. 3. The Jinn thing seem to me mostly like a demonic possession with Islamic explanation and solutions, do you know similar cases that have been solved outside of the confines of Islam, I mean where even the sufferer is not Muslim but still get cured. Again, I must commend the efforts of the Muslims that gave her a repertoire of solutions which seemed to be working for the young lady, it really was an eye opener for me.... I have heard of cases of such possessions, it can be likened to the case of marine husband, spiritual wife, ogbanje or abiku sort of possession in other religions and tribes and I know they too have their own way of cure..... Exploring them will be very interesting. Finally, the Jinn thing from what I have learned from that thread has little to do with the reincarnation being discussed here by this OP even though you referred me to a Jinn thread. It still did not answer my earlier questions, do you know of any Jinn children, or have you personally experience or witness the reincarnation phenomenon besides the usual once upon a time kind of gist that usually accompany reincarnation stories. The Jinn thread you referred me to discussed Jinn in another level of operations not similar in anyway to the reincarnation topic here..... Would like to get a response from you. Besides, I noticed I am not able to comment the Jinn thread unless I confess to being a Muslim, come on, is that really necessary, I really would love to join the discussion and ask question as an outside, you know bring another perspective to the discussion, what the lady needs is help, it does not matter if it comes from a non-islamic source or does it? 1 Like |
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Empiree:bullshyte. Do you know of any jinny or her children or even have a personal experience besides the fairy-tale recorded in holy books with conflicting reports of reincarnation. |
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The truth is that SR has always been anti-PDP government, it does not matter who is in government so long as it is PDP the report has to be in form of a bias expose', this is why I get tired of the likes of SR, the emphasis they lay on exposing corruption only starts and ends with the PDP. We don't get to see the same endless bad news about Lagos or the endless fraudulent activities of the Lagos state assemblies members or even that of Tinubu. They don't get to tell us about the corrupt activities of former PDP members that are now with the APC, the likes of Atiku, Kwankwanso and many former PDP members are not exposed. I am all for fairness and equality and that is what I don't see on SR, every news they make is always in an effort to disparage and further put the government in bad light..... The knack for reporting BokoHaram stories both truth, half truths and outright lie and propaganda just made me stop taking them seriously, at that point I just knew that they had gone rogue, it was obvious that they were doing dirty propaganda work for the opposition. SR has no credibility, hear-say and suggestive articles are by no means journalism, any ediota can do the same. |
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atbu1983:can you stop pasting the same nonsense all over the place? So because he is in the habit of mixing half truth and outright lies and exaggeration, he us an agent of change and truth...... How old are you? Do you know when I stopped reading anything from them when I discovered they were heavily partisan in their reportage? You think every Nigerian will fall for the incredibly bias and obvious APC leaning of SR...... Abeg we are not kids like you and your likes, we know how to make deductions for ourselves. 5 Likes |
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Chaleeee:bullshyte..... After how many years of success he just started building in his hometown, that's inexcusable. 1 Like |
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amacastel:exactly my point. See small children wey dey talk about not building a house in your papa compound as if it is a thing of pride..... If tomorrow Nigeria break na that same village dem go run to...... |
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Shinatu:Some of you here just write with careless abandon like you live in some Eldorado world free from culture and belief systems. That you do not believe in being buried in your place of origin does not make it a bad practice. It is easy for a Yoruba person to siddon from one corner and question the rationale behind the usefulness of owning a home in your place of origin or being buried there because he is not from there and can not relate with the culture and traditions of places outside of Yoruba land. That is understandable but don't be telling people that think otherwise that they are wrong for holding such belief. If there is one thing I like igbo men for, it is the fact that this fact is not lost on them. no correct igbo man will build a house in Lagos when he does not have a home in his father's compound or village. It is a thing of shame that is not excusable, all these petty excuses of relatives hijacking the house are not true. You can't use isolated cases to conclude that it is what everyone in the village does. In my family compound for instance, putting up befitting structure is like a competition amongst my uncles, my dad and his brothers. There is no how one will build a house in the village and it will revert to some other person's own, that's an exaggeration, no village will allow such nonsense. There is no how Tuface will build a befitting house for his dad and some random village person will later come a lay claim to it, that's a big lie. Tuface messed up big time if with all the money and fame, he didn't see the need to for his family members to enjoy throw the ownership of a son like 2face. |
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MadCow1:guy but at least you still dey reach village.... How can anyone justify the fact that somebody 2face idibia does not have a home in his father's compound, abeg e no make sense biko. |
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I don't want to believe that Tuface with all his popularity and fame does not have a befitting house in his father's compound. I saw pictures of the burial and I couldn't resist the temptation to ask the question : Does it mean that Mr idibia does not have any modern looking house in his father's compound? Did he have to wait for his kinsmen to angrily give him ultimatum and the kind of house he should build. The man has got a twisted priority if this is the best he could do. See some people here with no sense of belonging talking about building it and somebody else living in it, is that an excuse? No true Nwafor in igbo land will take the idea of building a befitting structure in his father's place and his place too as a secondary issue. Even after your father has built, who says you can't build too. In my village we there are well known families whose brothers build houses in the village despite the befitting one built by their father.... Wetin most of these small children dem dey talk sef..... How can somebody like Tuface not have a house on the village even if he sleeps there once in year, that's his only connection to that village and you lot wonder why the villagers on edge and cursing out his mum. Come on let's be sincere, the only way Tuface can think of going back to that village is if he has a home there. You can build in Lagos and forget your village..... He is even lucky, in some igbo towns they won't even let him bury the man in any part of the village sef...... Tuface Don Bleep up big time. 2 Likes 1 Share |
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Enosas:and what is the main reason old and married people cheat on their spouses is? The mistake any young person will do is to marry somebody whose sex drive is not known. |
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cc150615:babe please stop getting uneccesarily defensive and robotic in your response, unless you are an object with no blood flowing through her veins then we can believe you. It is one thing to say you are able to control the urge and wait for whatever time you have agreed but to claim that you have no sexual feelings or desire towards the one that you love underlies a big problem that would later rear its ugly head when the time finally reaches for it. No man will not cheat on a woman that finds sex an ordeal or is not sexually attracted to him, so no dey for robot woman here for us. There is a kind of openness that sex brings to a relationship that even love can not attain, it takes it to a whole new level of knowing each other and revealing compatibility with each other. 1 Like |
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faithugo64:is not possible, at all..... Love comes with sexual attractions and compatibility, that's a fact. |
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django1:Your idiocy only exceeds your idiocy..... Angry person!!!! |
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So the only reason why you think Otedola should not suffer the same fate is because he has not openly support the President, talk about a clueless argument that lacks common sense, how old is this retardeen sef? Is it not obvious that the majority of the Yoruba support Buhari not because they believe he is not necessarily the best but because they want to slight an easterner whom they feel is a usurper, we all see through your veil of bigotry, sorry o, we are not going to sacrifice any of our tribe or regional brothers just so you can call us good people, go and remove the tumor in your political landscape first before trying to sit in judgement on people who are way better than you lots. django1: 1 Like |
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cbrass:corruption and tribalism is synonymous with the Yoruba tribe, every criticism and opposition you give always have undertones of bigotry disguised as a genuine fight for justice. We all saw what hypocrites like you did during the Stella saga, we all saw how Yoruba so-called progressives went gun blazing and wanted her head on the table even after she had resigned yet the likes of Tinubu, Kuforuji, the very corrupt Lagos state speaker and even Otedola have been given a blind eyes to the same act you want people of other tribe to be killed for. You lot know how to arrogate everything to yourselves, nobody is supporting Otedola, the question is anyone hounding him and calling for the destruction and loss of his company for the same crimes as you and your tribalistic progressives are doing here on NL. You want the Jonathan government to dissolve the company without thinking about the workers and the families that are dependent on them. In your rage for revenge you want to damn due process and get a jungle justice done on the man's company while the likes of Otedola reign in Forbes and use our oil money to buy choice houses for his daughter in the West. Make thunder fire all of una. 2 Likes |
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whizkid10:this one na Maga number 419419419666 |
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ZUBY77:The way some kids here just jump on issues they barely understand only shows how shallow many so-called Nigerian youths are, they would rather for the baby to be thrown away with the bath water for Jonathan to prove to them that he is fighting corruption. The most annoying people here are the self-righteous Yoruba people here trying to hide under the guise of fighting corruption to fight economic war again people of certain tribe, they think we are fools. They are quick to turn a blind eyes on corrupt practices of their kinsmen but want people of other tribes to show example of fighting corruption by using their own kinsmen. Is Ifeanyi Uba more corrupt than Femi Otedola who openly confessed his attempt to bribe a lawmaker? What has he suffered. Was Femi Otedola not accused of thesame corrupt enrichment through subsidy? How come no Yoruba person here is questioning the fact that till today they continue to exist. Na the news of Ifeanyi Uba's capital oil na im wan come give many people high blood pressure, make God punish all of you tribal bigots one by one, using corruption as an excuse to fight dirty and render igbo people powerless economically in your hypocritical fight. Tinubu and his family wey get Oando wetin u a Don do am..... Foolish tribalism |
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Weah96:zombie relationship of course..... But the magas don't even realize it. Bunch of lame brains. 1 Like |
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EmmyDe25:Your frustrations knows no bounds.... Are masses from the south South and Southeast not Nigerians. Or you think you are more Nigerian than me because you are Yoruba or support APC because it has Yoruba roots? You lot always want to tell others how to vote and whom to vote as if you are divinely privy to know who has got all the answers to Nigeria's problem. Majority of you shouting Buhari don't even know jack about the man, let those of us that lived through his regime educate you on some real life issues. The man is neither an intelligent mind or as pius as he likes to portray himself. In all fairness to Jonathan, in comparison Buhari is a loser not just because he has serially lost in all his three attempt but because he has been in government longer than Jonathan and can't even point out any legacy he left yet ignoramuses like you want to Lord it over others that he is the best thing since slice bread. |
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If Oyedepo is not a greedy fellow then what is his motive of wanting to build school models in the UK of all places. He is more into investment than the so-called gospel he uses to expand his business. If he was truthful to himself, he would realize that if really he is all about the gospel and it's reach, Nigeria and other African countries should be considered not an already developed clime with a well developed education system. It is all about profit for this greedy Nigerian Pastors. Which of his faith schools is affordable to an average Nigerian, the answer is none. He likes to pride himself as an astute business man but fail to emphasize how to strike a balance between personal investment and God's work, everything the man does is for business, so annoying. His attempt to set up these schools is nothing but profit driven, he knows they can afford to pay his exorbitant school fees, he already has a market in the congregation. People like Oyedepo made me realize that religion in general is a scam, the type that even when you realize it, you are in awe and are ready to be used and be scammed more times. The type that makes you numb in the head and feel your guts with fear of the supernatural anger if you dare question the godlike MOG who is assumed to be more than human and can't possibly be as greedy as a Dangote or a Nigerian Politician. Oyedepo is the greatest lie ever sold. And with the rate the man is going, he is possibly going to be the wealthiest preacher that ever lived. It is like the man is in a competition with his ego and the fact that he wants to be seen as the prosperity preacher that pushed it to another level and commercialize the gospel to its full potential. No longer are these investments tied to the church, they are strictly Oyedepo's and family. He might have no problem stepping down early as the leader of winners and giving the leadership to somebody else that is not necessarily family. He has already set his son up for life and has succeeded in exploiting the church to building his own personal empire..... Notice how they are beginning to exist in different names other than faith schools as they are known here in Nigeria, now it is Kingdom schools. 8 Likes 4 Shares |
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Be like say you get investment there..lol JeffreyJamez: |
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JeffreyJamez:oboi that Jennimma and Vivly got me hooked walahi. |
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I must confess, two of the ladies just swept me off with their natural beauty and dress sense... Vivly and Jenimma. Damn. If I had seen their pictures and profiles earlier on, I probably would have voted for them. Jenimma: for instance, reminds me a lot of my former girlfriend, though my ex-girl friend is taller but in terms of facial features, complexion and looks, they look very much alike. If it were by facial beauty alone she go win am hands down. She's got the most charming and naturally beautiful face of the lot. No much make up or hair extensions. Vivly: has the face of a model, and her dress sense so far is the most impressive. The kind of girl you want to flaunt to friends and just take out for no reason than to show off and brag about how you can get very pretty girls as girlfriend. She is the definition of black beauty. The kind of girl I will do crazy stuff for to get....in wizkid's voice, "I fit Die on top her Matter"..lol Rozzay Rozzay Rozzay. . . . To tell you the truth, until today, the only picture of you I saw was the first one up, honestly if I had seen this other ones you posted on this thread, I probably would have had a re-think voting for you the third time (I already voted for you again today-Joseph came calling as usual) seeing these other pictures just slapped the thirst of you off my tongue. They were neither flattering nor impressive, if anything, they took away some beauty point away from. Fact is, unlike Vivly and Jenimma who are obviously photogenic, you baby are not photogenic and should have considered that before sending those very dry and unflattering pictures out. You just know try at all. You could have, as a matter of urgency get a HD camera like Rokiatu and take flattering pictures of yourself, for real. The only people contestants that can post random pictures like that and still maintain the wow factor are Jenmma, Vivly and Rokiatu for her body features not you dear. But its all good. I don vote for you already, so all I can do is rant now..lol Rokiatu: This Liberian queen sure knows how to play and play it well. so far she remains the most popular here, the boldest, most glamorous and very savvy with her expressions. She obviously can pass for the most exposed as well. She has the most consistent flattering pictures of herself so far. I also notice a little bit of Photoshopping which shows she is both fashion and camera savvy. And she is the most sultry and physically attractive and imposing lady of the lot, from her make-up to her clothes and shoes tells it all....she's been in the game of fashion the longest. Temigrace: Bears some resemblance with Rokiatu, she can easily be forgotten in the lingering image of Rokiatu. This makes it hard a bit describe her cos you would think you have already done so, the only picture of her that lingers is probably one I saw in which she was wearing contacts, I think and the numerous inscriptions and Photoshop work done on them, and then the lips pouting..lol... I dont know why I always feel like lips pouting is done mostly by girls who are artificial (my opinion, not saying you are dear). Anyway, I wish you all Goodluck Jonathan Luck...lol....Rozzay hope your hail marys work for you o cos you don make the matter hard small...lol..goodluck queens. Before I forget, My two favorites now are Jenmma and Vivly....they got me interested with their looks..hahahahaha |
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i vote for Rozzay. 2 Likes |
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fxskye:Another lie you lot like to tell to yourselves. You honestly believ that Buhari did not profit from heading any of these agencies or there was no accusation of corrupt enrichment? Have we all forgotten that as commissioner (minister) of petroleum, 2.8 million dollars (billions in today’s currency) went missing under his watch. Till date they say he was not the thief. Others stole it. Okay oh! At this juncture, I think it is imperative that we discuss his chairmanship of PTF: Gen. Buhari was Executive Chairman of the Petroleum (Special) Trust Fund from its inception in 1994, to its disbandment by the Obasanjo administration in 1999. According to the report of the Interim Management Committee, which was set up in that year to investigate the affairs of the Fund, the total income accruing to the Fund from mid-1994 to July 1999 was in excess of N181 billion. There were six major areas in which the PTF intervened directly during the period. They were: roads and waterways; supply of educational materials and rehabilitation of educational infrastructure; food supply; health; water supply; and what was curiously termed other projects. The management structure of the Fund was so capricious, from start, as in retrospect to suggest that the executive chairman was far more impressed by his position as an alternate Head of State, an Interventionist Czar who was answerable to no one, not even the Head of State himself, than anything else. First, he unilaterally appointed a single consultant, Afri-Projects Consortium, as the sole adviser to the Fund. Then he delegated virtually all his powers to this agency. Afri-Projects Consortium was given the exclusive power to initiate projects, assess their probable cost, approve the costs, execute the projects, and assess the quality of execution, all alone. The Consortium's decisions could not be questioned by anyone outside the Fund. Even the statutory members of the Fund's Board of Trustees found themselves helplessly watching as huge sums of money were paid out for questionable projects. And not surprisingly, the three professional management firms recruited by the Interim Management Committee to audit the performance of Afri-Projects Consortium came up with the unanimous conclusion that APC had over-charged the Fund for its services to the tune of over N2 billion. APC directly managed the HIV/AIDS Intervention Programme of the Fund. Its managerial incompetence was found to be staggering. It knowingly imported sub-standard, poorly packaged, poorly stored, expired, or soon to expire treatment kits and drugs. And in the end, the auditing firms that investigated APC's performance concluded that it had cost the government N579 million by stocking huge silos of useless drugs and kits, purchased at inflated prices. PTF's intervention in other areas of the health sector was equally atrocious. For instance, under the supervision of the omnipotent APC, PTF purchased large quantities of spectacle frames which were at the time costing only N800 a piece locally, for N1,900 a piece. This cost the public treasury over N45 million in inflated charges. Ambulances whose going price at the time was N3 million each were found to have been purchased for N13 million each, leading to a loss to the treasury of N900 million. PTF, through APC, purchased general drugs at the cost of N3 billion. The Interim Management Committee's consultants concluded that the Fund had been cheated by as much as N1.5 billion through inflated charges, and because most of the drugs had already expired before they could be safely used. The Interim Committee's consultants also discovered that PTF had decided, without approval from the government, to build a residential estate in Wuse, Abuja, a project which was clearly outside the scope of its intervention mandate. The project purportedly cost PTF N703 million. But the consultants concluded that a realistic valuation of the project could not exceed N328 million. The project cost was inflated by more than 100 per cent, at N375 million. In virtually every other area of PTF activity, three separate consultants engaged by the Interim Committee, and working independently, concluded that there had been massive fraud or criminal mismanagement of funds belonging to Buhari's empire. The Headquarters Extension and Renovation Project of the PTF cost the Fund N461 million. The consultants determined that it should not have cost more than N326 million. The Fund had been defrauded by N135 million. The PTF had three main bank accounts. The independent consultants concluded that the Fund had been short-changed by as much as N3.6 billion by way of short payment of interest accruals from deposits, or excessive charges on Cost of Turnover by preferred banks. The Rural Water Supply Scheme was another funnel from which huge sums of money were siphoned away. The independent consultants determined that as much as N1 billion was recoverable from inflated costs and mobilisations for work that was never done. They discovered, also, that the Fund had lost as much as N900 million in the Educational Materials Supply Scheme, through inflated charges and non-performance of contracts duly paid for. The Rural Telecommunications Development Scheme was another such scheme from which money was cynically carted away by favoured clients. The scheme was designed in two parts: a Pilot Phase, and the Main Phase. The Pilot programme was intended to determine the viability of the project. But this did not deter PFF, under Gen. Buhari, to award contracts for the main programme to the tune of N1.6 billion, without any contracts signed, and before any conclusions could be drawn from the Pilot project. It is a horrendous story of criminal negligence, cynical fraud, and unprecedented disregard for all civilised standards of prudence and transparency in the disbursement of public funds. In the end, the independent consultants concluded that of the N181 billion that accrued to PTF in the four and a half years of its existence between July 1994 and July 1999, as much as N25 billion was either stolen or improperly expended. The great man's defence Sources from within the PTF Interim Management Committee assert that when Gen. Buhari was invited to comment on the findings of the committee's consultants regarding the conduct of the empire over which he presided, he coyly retorted that he was not aware that such massive fraud went on his watch, but that in any event, he could not have benefited personally from the hideous purloining of the treasury. That may be true, but it does not detract from the fact that he delegated to this outfit the sole and exclusive power to initiate projects, assess those submitted by other companies, approve variations on contract sums, and determine the quality of work done. He also, by his own admission, according to our sources, approved in writing all recommended payments from the Fund. But he did not know, he claimed, that those to whom he had delegated virtually all his powers were stealing the country blind. And no one has a right to call him to account, since to do so would be to question his famous reputation. So much for a clean slate, no nonsense leader. 8 Likes 1 Share |
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fxskye:Don't you see your own hypocrisy and that of Buhari in this statement. You illegally overthrow a democratically constituted government and yet you want to talk about corruption? Am not even going to discuss that issue because I have always known that Buhari occupies a hazy world of his own self piety. He is the only one who can regulate his perfect self, not even Allah can do that. 1 Like |
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