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LAWS OF POWER

Hi yall
 one of my favorite books of all time is the 48 laws of power written by Robert Greene, who has a degree in classical studies,and is also the author of The Art of Seduction. Robert greene has been an editor at the Esquire and other magazines,he is also a playwright and lives in Los Angeles
       Today would be sharing with yall  some of the laws of power from his book 



law 1

 NEVER OUTSHINE THE MASTER
always make those above you feel comfortably superior.In your desire to please or impress them, do not go too far in displaying your talents or you might accomplish the opposite- inspire fear and insecurity. make your masters appear more brillant than they are and you will attain the heights of power

 
law 2

NEVER PUT TOO MUCH TRUST IN FRIENDS , LEARN HOW TO USE ENEMIES
be wary of friends - they will betray you more quickly, for they are easily aroused to envy. they also become spoiled and tyrannical. but hire a former enemy and he will be more loyal than a friend , because he has more to prove, in fact, you have more to fear from friends than your enemies.if you have no enemies, find a way to make them

law 3

CONCEAL YOUR INTENTIONS
keep people off-balance and in the dark by never revealing the purpose behind your actions. if they have no clue what you are up to, they cannot prepare a defense. guide them far enough down the wrong path, enverlop them in enough smoke, and tby the time they realize your intentions,it will be too late


law 4 

ALWAYS SAY LESS THAN NECESSARY
when trying to impress people with words, the more you say, the more common you appear, and the less in control. even if you are saying something banal, it will seem original if you make it vague, open ended, and sphinxlike.Powerful people impress and intimidate by saying less. the more you say, the more likely you are to say something foolish


law 5

SO MUCH DEPENDS ON REPUTATION- GUARD IT WITH YOUR LIFE
reputation is the cornerstone of power,  through reputation alone you can intimidate and win; once it slips however, you are vulnerable,and it will be attacked on all sides.make your reputation unassailable. always be alert to potential attacks and thwart them before they happen. meanwhile learn to destroy your enemies by opening holes in their reputation,they stand aside and let the public opinion hang them

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The former Rivers state governor, Chibuike
Amaechi, has been accused of diverting a N3
billion Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) agriculture
loan to fund the 2015 elections.

This was revealed on Monday, August 24, at the
public sitting of the judicial commission of inquiry
set up by the present governor of the state, Nyesom
Wike, to probe the sale of valued assets of the state
and select projects under Amaechi, This Day
reports.

According to the counsel to the commission, Dr.
Zaccheus Adangor, Amaechi had on January 25,
2015, approved that N3 billion of the CBN loan be
converted to grants and disbursed based on a
memorandum sent to the governor by the then
commissioner for agriculture, Emma Chinda.
He claimed that 380 other cooperatives benefitted
from the loans which were disbursed without
supervision and 38 of those cooperatives had no
official documentation with the state ministry of
commerce and industry.
Adangor claimed the grants were disbursed to the
local government council chairmen to prosecute the
2015 presidential election and not for the
development of agriculture as stipulated by the CBN.

Giving a breakdown of how the money was
disbursed as shown in a memo submitted to the
commission by the permanent secretaries, he said
the former Asari Toru council chairman, Mr. Flag
Ojukaye Amachree was given N54.85 million as a
grant, while the chairman of Ogba/Egbema/Ndoni
council, Augustine Ahiamadu, on behalf of Ogba/
Egbema/Ndoni cooperatives received N64.3 million.
Port Harcourt cooperative society under the
leadership of the former Port Harcourt city local
government chairman, Nnamdi Uche, received
N134.625 million and Omuda Integrated fishing
cooperatives, with the former chairman of Ogu/
Bolo, Mr. Mina Tende as its president received
N32.175 million.

Others who benefitted were the former Khana
chairman, Derick Mene, on behalf of Meni
cooperative society, who got N70.373 million, while
Ahoada cooperative society, with the former Ahoada
East local government council chairman, Cassidy
Ikegbidi, as its president, received N39.325 million.
Testifying before the commission, the director of
planning, research and statistics in the Ministry of
Agriculture, Grant Amadi, who served as the
chairman of the Agriculture Credit Committee, said
all decisions of those who benefitted from the
disbursement were taken by the former state
commissioner for agriculture, Emma Chinda, who
only sent him the list of beneficiaries with the
specific directive to instruct the banks to pay
expeditiously to the benefitting cooperative
societies.
Asked if he ever made any attempt to verify if the
grants were used for the purpose for which they
were released, Amadi pointed out that he was
directed not to venture into such endeavours.


The permanent secretary in the ministry of
commerce and industry, Cordilia Peterside told the
commission that she was surprised that the loan
was disbursed to serving politicians at that time.
The former commissioner for agriculture, Emma
Chinda did not attend the sitting though he was
invited to appear before the commission. Adangor
said another invitation had been sent to him and if
he failed to honour it, the commission would invoke
its inherent powers in the state commission of
inquiry law to compel him to appear before it.
The judicial commission of inquiry set up by
Governor Wike to probe Amaechi started sitting on
Monday . Declaring open the panel, the chairman of
the commission, Justice George Omereji, said the
commission would be fair to all, dismissing fears
that it was on a witch-hunt.

Amaechi had earlier said he would not appear
before the commission , noting that the governor
had on several occasions publicly indicted him of
corruption, stressing that there was no way a
commission he established to probe him will come
up with anything contrary.

https://www.naij.com/530434-judgement-day-amaechi-diverted-n3bn-agric-loan-fund-2015-elections.html

According To Hope for Nigeria Former Rivers state Governor, Rotimi Amaechi has written to Bancorp Bank in Minnesota in the United States that the alleged $757 million Dollars domiciled in an account in his name; was authorized by him in error; from a Rivers State Government Account with Access Bank Plc.

 

The Nigerian most corrupt governor according to CNN letter reveals that a similar letter was also written to a bank in Switzerland; stating that a similar authorization was made in error.

The letter stated that the said transfers to both banks were for the purchase of security Helicopters, payments to a foreign company to combat malaria in Rivers state by using helicopters to spray mosquito insecticides, and for the purchase of an official residence for Mr. Rotimi Amaechi, in America.





The letter further explains that, the payments for the security helicopters, and mosquito insecticides to fight malaria were made through other sources, after the funds had already been transferred abroad. He reminded the bank that the Rivers state law on his severance package, provides for an official residence for a former governor; of which he chose to have his residence in America.


Amaechi said that, this law was later amended to have his official residence built in Nigeria, after the funds had already been transferred to Bancorp/Minnesota Account. Mr. Amaechi said these changes were the reasons he communicated the consultants for purchase of security helicopters, his official residence in the U.S and the Insecticide companies not to access the funds; since they have been paid through other sources.

On receipt of the governor’s letter by the Bancorp Bank, the bank has written to the Federal Government of Nigeria to repatriate the said funds to Rivers State treasury. Investigations further revealed that President Buhari is not disposed to this request to repatriate the said funds without a trial of the former governor; to ascertain the governor’s alleged errors in these transactions.

” Why would it take Christiane Amanpour of CNN, to remind Amaechi of such errors of over N80 billion Naira public funds in two different countries, and why in his name ?” Queried the Presidency.
Recall that Christiane Amanpour accused the former governor of Rivers State; Mr. Rotimi Amaechi of stacking the sum of $757 million dollars (N80 billion Naira) in Bancorp Bank in Minnesota in the United State.

CORRUPTION | American Bancorp Bank Writes to Buhari, Plans To Return Amaechi’s Loot

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According To Hope for Nigeria Former Rivers state Governor, Rotimi Amaechi has written to Bancorp Bank in Minnesota in the United States that the alleged $757 million Dollars domiciled in an account in his name; was authorized by him in error; from a Rivers State Government Account with Access Bank Plc.

 

The Nigerian most corrupt governor according to CNN letter reveals that a similar letter was also written to a bank in Switzerland; stating that a similar authorization was made in error.

The letter stated that the said transfers to both banks were for the purchase of security Helicopters, payments to a foreign company to combat malaria in Rivers state by using helicopters to spray mosquito insecticides, and for the purchase of an official residence for Mr. Rotimi Amaechi, in America.





The letter further explains that, the payments for the security helicopters, and mosquito insecticides to fight malaria were made through other sources, after the funds had already been transferred abroad. He reminded the bank that the Rivers state law on his severance package, provides for an official residence for a former governor; of which he chose to have his residence in America

http://reportsafrique.com/corruption-american-bancorp-bank-writes-to-buhari-plans-to-return-amaechis-loot/

Very funny