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[b] Panel of generals to examine Yar’Adua, Jonathan govts contracts

some likely contracts

•$466.5m contract to weaponise six Puma helicopters by the Jonathan administration

•N3b contract for the supply of six units of K-38 patrol boats to the disbanded Presidential Implementation Committee on Maritime Security (PICOMSS)

•Theft of over 200m Euros at PICOMMS and the purchase of two private jets

•$9.3m seized by South Africa

•$1b loan approved by the 7th Senate for arms purchase to fight Boko Haram

•Un-accessed N7b military budget

•Rehabilitation of the Military Reference Hospital in Kaduna

The panel members

•AVM J.O.N. Ode (rtd.) – president
•R/Adm J.A. Aikhomu (rtd.)
•R/Adm E. Ogbor (rtd.)
•Brig.-Gen. L. Adekagun (rtd.)
•Brig.-Gen. M. Aminun-Kano (rtd.)
•Brig.-Gen. N. Rimtip (rtd.)
•Cdre T.D. Ikoli – member,
•Air Cdre U. Mohammed (rtd.)
•Air Cdre I. Shafi’i
•Col. A.A. Ariyibi
•Gp. Capt. C.A. Oriaku (rtd.)
•Mr. I. Magu (EFCC)
•Brig.-Gen. Y.I. Shalangwa – secretary [/b]

President Muhammadu Buhari yesterday approved a
13-man committee, which will examine the
procurement of arms and ammunition for the
Armed Forces from 2007 to date.

The period covers the administrations of the late
President Umaru Yar’Adua and former President
Goodluck Jonathan.

But the committee of former military chiefs may
face a major obstacle – arms, ammunition and
military hardware are not subjected to vetting by
the Bureau of Public Procurement (BPP).

Such purchases, The Nation learnt last night, are
over 350 in the last eight years. Some of them
sparked crises between Service Chiefs and political
authorities.

But many retired top military officers are believed
to be prepared to testify before the panel, which
got no deadline for its job.

For “security reasons”, arms purchases by the
military do not go through the BPP – the office that
examines government procurements to ensure cost-
effectiveness and others.

Before the President raised the panel, there had
been some petitions before the Office of the
National Security Adviser (NSA), the Department of
State Services (DSS) and the Defence Intelligence
Agency (DIA), among others, on some shady deals;
in arms procurement.

Some of the controversial issues are

* $466.5m contract to weaponise six Puma helicopters by the Jonathan administration;

* N3billion contract for the supply of six units of K-38 patrol boats to the disbanded Presidential

* Implementation Committee on Maritime Security
(PICOMSS);

* Theft of over 200m Euros by PICOMMS including the purchase of two private jets;

* $9.3m cash seized by South Africa;

* Whereabouts of $1billion loan approved by the 7th Senate for arms purchase to fight Boko Haram;

* Contract scam over rehabilitation of the Military Reference Hospital in Kaduna

The $466.5m weaponize contract was awarded to a
financier of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in
2014 by the administration of ex-President
Goodluck Jonathan, leading to a protest by one of
the immediate past Service Chiefs.

About two years ago, a businessman blew the lid
open on N3billion contract for the supply of six
units of K-38 patrol boats to the disbanded
Presidential Implementation Committee on Maritime
Security (PICOMSS).

The businessman alleged that one of the officials of
PICOMSS converted N620million down payment for
the contract into personal use.

Besides, PICOMSS was enmeshed in the theft of
over 200m Euros.

One of the contracts which drew national ourtrage
was the seizure in South Africa of $9.3m said to
have been meant for the purchase of arms.

President Buhari directed the National Security
Adviser, Babagana Munguno to convene the
investigative committee on the procurement of
hardware and munitions in the Armed Forces from
2007 till date.

According to a statement by the Special Adviser on
Media and Publicity, Femi Adesina, the investigative
committee’s mandate is to identify irregularities and
make recommendations for streamlining the
procurement process in the Armed Forces.

To this end, the statement said that the National
Security Adviser has constituted the Investigative
Committee as follows: AVM J.O.N. Ode (rtd.) –
president, R/Adm J.A. Aikhomu (rtd.) – member, R/
Adm E. Ogbor (rtd.) – member, Brig.-Gen. L.
Adekagun (rtd.) – member, Brig.-Gen. M. Aminun-
Kano (rtd.) – member, Brig.-Gen. N. Rimtip (rtd.) –
member.

Others are: Cdre T.D. Ikoli – member, Air Cdre U.
Mohammed (rtd.) – member, Air Cdre I. Shafi’i –
member, Col. A.A. Ariyibi – member, Gp. Capt. C.A.
Oriaku (rtd.) – member, Mr. I. Magu (EFCC) – member and Brig.-Gen. Y.I. Shalangwa – secretary.

The establishment of the investigative committee,
the statement said, is in keeping with President
Buhari’s determination to stamp out corruption and
irregularities in Nigeria’s public service.

It reads: “It comes against the background of the
myriad of challenges that the Nigerian Armed Forces
have faced in the course of ongoing counter-
insurgency operations in the Northeast, including
the apparent deficit in military platforms, with its
attendant negative effects on troops’ morale.

“The committee will specifically investigate
allegations of non-adherence to correct equipment
procurement procedures and the exclusion of
relevant logistics branches from arms procurement
under past administrations, which, very often
resulted in the acquisition of sub-standard and
unserviceable equipment.”

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really?

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why

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SeverusSnape:
My boy Rilwayne001 please look for the perfect "man".

SeverusSnape:
You're just a Buhari ass leaker.

Idiottt, I'm not a Buhari ass leaker, I'm a Nigeria ass leaker. All I want to see is the progress of this country. And so far, Buhari is trying his best, far much more than that clueless drunkárd of otuoke. You can continue hating on PMB, whether you like it or not, he is your President for the next 8years.

You can always jump into the lagoon if you don't want to see that happen.

WailingWailer..

SeverusSnape:
Buhari is as confused as an ambushed rat. He doesn't know what he's doing.
Let his body language do the magic instead.
Toothless mongrel who can't do anything!

Eshinery:
everyday for the thief

ARIZONA123:
. Are you truely a gay mr Rilwanu Akintole?

I'm not a gay, Mr. Shubike Agbari OJukwu.

The robbery suspects who allegedly robbed banks
in Ikorodu have told the Federal High Court in
Lagos that the confessional statements they made to
the police were not voluntary.

Their lawyer Olusegun Akanbi is also praying the
court to order the police to produce them if they
are still alive.

He said the suspects “made confessional statements
to the members of the press out of duress”.
He argued that it is illegal for the police to parade
criminal suspects and have them grant press
interviews under compulsion.

The lawyer is praying the court for an order
compelling the police to produce the four suspects
in court because their families were denied access
to them.

The accused persons are Agbojule Bright, Promise
Abiwa, Monday Omoboye and Monday Ikuesan.
They were paraded on July 6 in connection with the
robbery of the Ipakodo branches of First Bank and
Zenith Bank in Ikorodu.

The police said they were part of an 18-man gang
which made away with about N80million in the
robbery on June 24.

The four suspects had reportedly confessed to
playing different roles in the alleged crime while
three Sport Utility Vehicles (SUVs) allegedly bought
with the robbery proceeds were recovered from
them.

Akanbi claimed that the police violated the suspects’
right to remain silent or to avoid answering any
questions until after consulting with a lawyer in line
with Section 35(2) of the 1999 Constitution.
According to the lawyer, the suspects may not get a
fair trial since they have “already suffered prejudice
in the eye of the public due to unfair publicity and
unprofessional acts of the defendants.”

He claimed that the police refused to allow him or
the suspects’ family members to see them in
detention.

“The applicants’ counsel were not allowed to see the
applicants or even to have a brief interview with
them when they visited the defendants on 15th July
2015.

“The applicants’ constitutional rights under Section
36 of the 1999 Constitution are at stake because
the defendants have already taken a biased position
by denying the applicants’ family or their counsel
their right of visiting them in police custody.
“It will be in the interest of justice if the applicants
are brought before this honourable court so that
the court can ascertain whether the applicants are
still alive.

“It will be in the interest of justice if the applicants
can be charged by the defendants to court since
they have already spent over 24 hours in custody.
“Failure to do this will amount to usurpation of the
constitutional powers of the judiciary,” the lawyer
argued.

He claimed that the suspects were entitled to
N5million damages for what he described as their
unlawful detention.

Justice Mohammed Yunusa adjourned to September
7 to enable the Inspector-General of Police
Solomon Arase respond to the suit.

FreeGlobe:
Osun City Nigeria 2015

Yibbo land

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I wan come spend wknd with u, u go touch me?

Why I no go touch you when I no gentle like the OP
So, when are you coming?

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I totally agree with u.

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It's confirmed.



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