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MAGU HONOURS PANEL INVITATION

Acting Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission(EFCC), Mr. Ibrahim Magu on Monday, July 6, 2020, honoured an invitation by a Presidential Panel reviewing the activities of the EFCC, at the Banquet Hall wing of the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

He was served the invitation to the Panel, while on his way to the Force Headquarters, Abuja for a meeting.

The EFCC's boss was neither arrested nor forced to honour the invitation. A member of a legal team from the EFCC is also with him on the Panel.

The Department of State Security, DSS, has denied arresting the Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Ibrahim Magu,

In a statement made available to POLITICS NIGERIA, signed by its spokesperson, Peter Afunanya(Phd.) on Monday afternoon, denied the reports.

"The Department of State Services (DSS) wishes to inform the public that it did not arrest Ibrahim Magu, Acting Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) as has been reported by sections of the media."

"The Service, has since, today, 6th July, 2020, been inundated with enquiries over the alleged arrest."

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Fidelity Bank Plc has announced that two of its Board members: Mr. Ernest Ebi (MFR) who has been serving as Chairman, Board of Directors and Mr. Seni Adetu who has been serving as an Independent Non-Executive Director, having successfully completed their tenure in accordance with the Bank’s internal governance policy, will be stepping down from the Board.

Under the Chairmanship of Mr. Ernest Ebi, the Bank recorded significant growth across key financial metrics with both Messrs. Ebi and Adetu playing significant roles, complementing management effort in the delivery of these milestones; in service of the long term vision of the Bank. The Bank’s market share position has also been materially strengthened over this period.

The Board is also pleased to announce that the retiring Chairman will be succeeded by Mr. Mustafa Chike-Obi who is currently the Executive Vice Chairman at Alpha African Advisory. He has over 40 years of experience in investment banking and the financial services sector, working with reputable global investment banking and asset management firms. He provides overall leadership at Alpha African Advisory and has direct oversight over the capital raising division.

Prior to joining Alpha African Advisory, he was the inaugural CEO, Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON), a Federal Government backed institution, established to resolve the problem of non-performing loan assets of Nigerian Banks after the 2008 global financial crisis. Mr Chike-Obi was Founding President at Madison Advisors, a financial services advisory and consulting firm in New Jersey, specializing in hedge funds and private equity investment advice. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics from the University of Lagos (First Class Honors) and an MBA from Stanford University Graduate School of Business.

Mr. Ebi will however continue in the role until the in-coming Chairman assumes office, as part of the process of ensuring a smooth and successful transition. The changes being announced further attest to Fidelity Bank’s high governance standards and best practices in compliance with internal succession policies.

The outgoing Chairman expressed pride in the results that the Bank achieved during his time as Chairman. ‘I feel that the management team has consolidated on our plans to become one of the fastest-growing Banks in the country strongly rooted in technology only comparable with the best in the world. I am confident that my successor will continue on that path to take the Bank to its next stage of growth and advancement. I wish my successor, the management team, and the entire staff of Fidelity Bank the very best for continued success”, he said.

Adetu, the outgoing Independent Non-Executive Director, said, “It has been an honor to be part of the Board over the last few years. Throughout this time, I have been humbled by the commitment and hard work of the Board and Management, and their passion for creating a truly global bank. I am very grateful to them, as I am to Fidelity Bank’s many other stakeholders, with whom we have worked to build a long-term, sustainable business”.

The Managing Director/CEO, Fidelity Bank, Mr. Nnamdi John Okonkwo, commended the contributions of the outgoing Board members, saying that the Board and indeed the bank has benefited immensely from their experiences and looks forward to continuing the Bank’s upward growth trajectory with the incoming Chairman Designate.

Group Chief Corporate Communications Officer of the Dangote Group, Mr Anthony Chiejina has refuted an allegation that his boss, businessman and industrialist, Aliko Dangote has endorsed the incumbent Governor of Edo State, Mr Godwin Obaseki for a second term in office.

Reacting to a report in an online medium that Dangote told newsmen in Abuja that he "shall continue to support his good and reliable friend, Mr Godwin Obaseki known to have handled stocks and investment portfolios for Dangote Group", Chiejina said the report was an outright falsehood and a figment of the imagination of the writers.

According to Chiejina: "Our attention has been drawn to an online publication titled “Edo Guber: Dangote endorses Godwin Obaseki for a second tenure".

"This is the first time that I have seen people publicly campaign for electoral office using the name of my Boss and I have to stop it immediately so that others will not try it in future."

"The said interview allegedly granted by Aliko Dangote in Abuja is an outright falsehood, a malicious, irresponsible and mischievous act aimed at tarnishing my boss's reputation. Aliko Dangote has not travelled out of Lagos since March 19, 2020. In fact, he said he has not crossed the Lagos Third Mainland Bridge since that date. His name and personality should not be drawn into any political campaign."

"Aliko Dangote is an entrepreneur and business leader whose focus is on development, job creation and philanthropy. He has not endorsed anyone for electoral positions in Edo or any other state of Nigeria” “We caution the public to ignore claims from any quarter that associate the Dangote name or brand with partisan politics”, Chiejina added.

Former Presidential Candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Atiku Abubakar has reacted to a statement by the All progressives Congress, APC calling for an investigation into his activities over a recent picture he took with disgraced fraudster, Hushpuppi.

The APC, in a statement signed by its deputy national publicity secretary, Yekini Nabena, called on the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, to probe Atiku's alleged relationship with Hushpuppi after a picture of both men emerged online.

Below is a statement by his spokesman, Paul Ibe, made available to POLITICS NIGERIA on Saturday;

"It is curious that the All Progressives Congress is mischievously trying to link Atiku Abubakar to the alleged fraudster, Ramon Abbas, AKA Hushpuppi, simply because he was photographed with Atiku at an event where many Nigerians had gathered."

"For the avoidance of doubt, it was a mere photo-op and not at any meeting as being ingloriously speculated. We would advise the APC and Mr. Nabena to be very mindful of such senseless statements in the future especially as the case under reference is a subject of litigation in another country. Had they been more sensitive, they would have come to terms with the reality that the case is a national embarrassment - not something to cheer about for any political blackmail."

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BUA Cement, One of West Africa’s largest Cement companies has announced that it is set to establish a three million metric tonnes cement plant and 50 megawatts power plant in Guyuk and Lamurde local governments of Adamawa state in the North Easter region of Nigeria. This was revealed when the Chairman of BUA, Abdul Samad Rabiu led the BUA Cement Management team on a courtesy call to the Adamawa State Governor, Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri in the Government House, Yola.

Speaking during the visit, Abdul Samad Rabiu said preliminary findings show that the two local governments of Guyuk and Lamurde are reputed to have good quality of limestone deposits and BUA Cement is ready to begin the investment in the state. He added that the BUA will use new technologies to supply power to the proposed cement plant and communities of Guyuk and Lamurde in addition to providing three thousand direct and five thousand indirect jobs.

The Chairman stressed that the Guyuk Cement Plant will be the major investment in the North East by BUA and solicited for support of Governor Umaru Fintiri to set up the factory in Guyuk. Rabiu said the company made a decision to source its raw materials locally and it has invested billions of dollars in various sectors across Nigeria and therefore urged the state government to support BUA to actualize the Guyuk Cement project. In addition, he praised the commitment of the governor within one year in office in many sectors of development despite the economic challenges in Adamawa.

Responding, Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri said his administration's effort in exploring local contents has started yielding results and thanked BUA for showing interest in establishing the cement plant in Guyuk. He further assured the management team of BUA that government will make whatever is needed and provide the necessary support which will create enabling environment so that the BUA Cement company in Guyuk will become a reality.

He also expressed readiness of the government to protect the investment once it is established and told them that his administration will maintain the good relationship with the company for the benefit of the state.
BUA is Nigeria’s second largest Cement Producer by volume with cement plants in Sokoto and Edo States. The Company’s newest plant in Sokoto is expected to be operational in 2021. When completed, the Guyuk Cement Plant will bring BUA’s total capacity to 14million metric tonnes per annum.

As congratulations continue to pour in on the birth of his son, Seyi Tinubu, scion of Nigerian Political Heavyweight and former Governor of Lagos State, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu (BAT), today announced the name of his newborn son alongside his adorable wife, Layal Tinubu during a short, intimate ceremony at their London residence. According to the Tinubus, their son who was born on June 25 at a London Hospital, will be called Bolatito Ayyan Tobias Jidenna Oluwaseyifunmi James Akanbi Tinubu or BAT (Jnr.) in a subtle tribute to his famous grandfather.

This will be Seyi Tinubu’s second child and first son with his only wife, Layal Tinubu after their beautiful daughter, Noella who was born 3 years ago. Sporting a cute summery dress, Layal, an entrepreneur and founder of Tostoys, appeared visibly elated whilst Seyi was beaming all through the ceremony.

Also, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu in a heartfelt message to his grandson, prayed for good health, success and God’s blessings on the infant who is the latest addition to the renowned Tinubu dynasty.

BAT Jnr. was born on the 25th of June 2020 in a hospital in London with the family announcing the news through their office immediately afterwards.

Seyi Tinubu is a young Nigerian Entrepreneur, social impact investor and CEO of an out-of-home advertising company, Loatsad Promomedia. He is also the co-founder of the Noella Foundation, Patron of STL Polo Team and a member of the Board of several organisations.

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The National Leader of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Bola Ahmed Tinubu has revealed his position on the recent dissolution of the National Working Committee and rumours of his 2023 Presidential ambition.

This was contained in a statement sent to POLITICS NIGERIA signed by his spokesman, Tunde Rahman. Read below;

"To those who have been actively bleating how the President’s actions and the NEC meeting have ended my purported 2023 ambitions, I seek your pity. I am but a mere mortal who does not enjoy the length of foresight or political wisdom you profess to have. Already, you have assigned colourful epitaphs to the 2023 death of an alleged political ambition that is not yet even born."

"At this extenuating moment with COVID-19 and its economic fallout hounding us, I cannot see as far into the distance as you. I have made no decision regarding 2023 for the concerns of this hour are momentous enough."

"During this period, I have not busied myself with politicking regarding 2023. I find that a bit distasteful and somewhat uncaring particularly when so many of our people have been unbalanced by the twin public health and economic crises we face. I have devoted these last few months to thinking of policies that may help the nation in the here and now. What I may or may not do 3 years hence seems too remote given present exigencies."

"Those who seek to cast themselves as political Nostradamus’ are free to so engage their energies. I trust the discerning public will give the views of such eager seers the scant weight such divinations warrant."

"Personally, I find greater merit trying to help in the present by offering policy ideas, both privately and publicly, where I think they might help. I will continue in this same mode for the immediate future. 2023 will answer its own questions in due time."

"I have toiled for this party as much as any other person and perhaps more than most. Despite this investment or perhaps due to it, I have no problem with making personal sacrifices (and none of us should have such a problem) as long as the party remains true to its progressive, democratic creed. Politics is but a vehicle to arrive at governance. Good politics promotes good governance. Yet, politics is also an uncertain venture. No one gets all they want all the time. In even a tightly-woven family, differences and competing interests must be balanced and accommodated."

"My fellow party members who now feel aggrieved by the NEC meeting I urge you to accept the sacrifice you have been asked to make so that the air can be cleared, the party can assume its proper role of helping this government lead the nation toward enlightened improvement, and the party itself can grow and firmly establish itself as the best, most democratic party in the land." the statement read in part.

Nigeria's President, Muhammadu Buhari has announced his support for the Victor Giadom-led faction of the All Progressives Congress.

POLITICS NIGERIA confirmed this via a statement from Presidential Aide, Garba Shehu. He declared via twitter;

"The President has received very convincing advice on the position of the law as far as the situation in the party is concerned and has determined that the law is on the side of Victor Giadom as Acting National Chairman."

"Because he will always act in accordance with the law, the President will be attending the virtual meeting Giadom called for tomorrow afternoon".

This development will heighten to crisis currently tearing the party apart. More to come...

The Governor of Ondo State, Rotimi Akeredolu has finally reacted to reports that he plans to impeach his deputy governor, Agboola Ajayi, POLITICS NIGERIA has gathered.

Agboola and Akeredolu have been at daggers drawn which ultimately led to the defection of the former to the opposition Peoples Democratic Party, PDP.

On Tuesday, reports went viral on social media that Akeredolu had bribed lawmakers in the statehouse with N10 million each to ensure that they impeach Agboola.

In response to the development, Akeredolu described the reports as an attempt to "distract his administration". He also described his deputy as a 'sunken ship'.

"N10 Million for each house member? How! Is it possible? Yet another tactic to distract this administration. I will not waste state or personal resources on a sunken ship. Let God decide his fate." He tweeted.

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The Peoples Democratic Party, PDP has reacted to Rivers Governor, Nyesom Wike's decision to pull out of efforts to help embattled Edo state governor, Godwin Obaseki secure the party's guber ticket.

Below is a statement from the party sent to POLITICS NIGERIA;

"The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) wishes to state that no member of its National Working Committee (NWC) sponsored any media publication to castigate and malign the person of Rivers State Governor Nyesom Wike."

"The party described such publications as the handwork of external forces and enemies of the PDP who are bent on sowing seeds of discord within the party. The NWC also wishes to place on record that none of its members has acted like a "tax collector" in whatever meaning the term represents, either in the process leading to the Edo primary election, or any other state."

"Our party holds Governor Wike and indeed all our PDP governors, who, of course, have been the pillars of our great party, with utmost respect and had always consulted them on all party affairs."

"The PDP appreciates the efforts and sacrifices of our governors and will not allow enemies of our party, who are out to cause disunity in our fold by sponsoring baseless publications against our leaders, to have their way. This time demands the unity of all our leaders in order to keep our political rivals, who are facing extinction, from importing their crises into our party."

"The PDP remains one indivisible family and our members are at alert and will continue to resist every attempt by external forces to divide our ranks at this critical time." the statement read.

POLITICS NIGERIA has obtained the resignation letter written by the Deputy Governor of Ondo State, Agboola Ajayi to the All Progressives Congress, APC.

Ajayi, in a letter written on Sunday 21st of June, notified the party of his full resignation. This is coming shortly after he was blocked from leaving the state government house by Police officers on the orders of the state governor, Rotimi Akeredolu.

See the letter below;

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POLITICS NIGERIA has been reliably informed that Security Agents have swarmed the APC secretariat in Abuja following the suspension of National Chairman, Adams Oshiomole on Tuesday by the Court of Appeal.

The Party is embroiled in a crisis as it currently has two national chairmen, Victor Giadom and Abiola Ajimobi.

Several security agents took over the secretariat early Wednesday, in anticipation of a breakdown of law and order over the Appeal Court ruling upholding Oshiomole's suspension.

Acting National Secretary, Victor Giadom, arrived the secretariat as early as 9 am and headed into the office, to take over in acting capacity. Oshiomole was not seen anywhere near the secretariat.

Addressing newsmen, Giadom, ordered the cancellation of all the activities concerning the screening of the aspirants for the Edo state governorship election primaries. He also ordered the suspension of the national Organizing secretary of the party, Emma Ibediro

He also ordered that the aspirants would be rescreened, announcing that each aspirant will be informed on steps to take.

Nigeria's President, Muhammadu Buhari has approved the appointment of 12 new Permanent Secretaries into the Federal Civil Service.

In a statement on Tuesday signed by the Head of Service of the Federation (HoSF), Dr Folasade Yemi-Esan, in Abuja, the new appointees were part of the 41 Federal Directors shortlisted to fill the 16 vacant federal permanent secretary positions.

Yemi-Esan added that the swearing-in and deployment of the new permanent secretaries will be announced in very soon.

The newly appointees and their states are Akinlade Oluwatoyin - Kogi; Alkali Bashir Nura - Kano; Anyanwutaku Adaora lfeoma - Anambra; Ardo Babayo Kumo - Gombe; Belgore Shuaib Mohammad Lomido - Kwara; and Ekpa Anthonia Akpabio - Cross River.

Others are Hussaini Babangida - Jigawa; Mahmuda Mamman - Yobe; Meribole Emmanuel Chukwuemeka - Abia; Mohammed Aliyu Ganda - Sokoto; Tarfa Yerima Peter - Adamawa; and Udoh Moniloja Omokunmi - Oyo.

Justice yet unserved 5 years after Egypt Air, tortured, dehumanized, and tore 17-year-old medical student’s passport, while calling him “Bloody Nigerian”.

“It has dragged for 5 years now. No progress no settlement or compensation. Joshua was so affected he refused to fly again. Had to start medical school all over again in Nigeria.” Joshua Abdul-Azeez, who was a medical student of a Ukrainian University five years ago, suffered racist torture and harassment meted out on him by the management of Egypt Air.

Egypt Air, an international airline having its branch in Nigeria, tortured Joshua for three days, deprived him of food, tore his Nigerian international passport, while loudly muttering “these bloody Nigerians”, then wrongfully deported him back to Nigeria, over an offence that was occasioned by the company’s negligence and incompetence.

Five years after Egypt Air publicly admitted its wrongdoings, the company has refused to take actions towards correcting its racist and repulsive treatment towards Joshua and the trauma he endured in the cause of it.

The Experience

Egypt Air in 2014 had sold wrong tickets to Joshua, by giving him tickets which could not take him to his destination, Kiev. Abdul-Azeez, who was barely 17-year-old when the incident occurred, was returning to school in Ukraine. He and his mother had purchased a ticket from Egypt Air ticketing agent on the recommendation of Turkish Airline, who had no free sit to accommodate Abdul-Azeez.

Discovering an abnormality on the tickets they received, Joshua’s mother brought the attention of the ticketing officer who however reassured them that the tickets would get him to Kiev.

Unfortunately, in the course of his trip to Kiev and contrary to the “seemingly assuring words” of the ticketing officer, Joshua was deported from Moldova to Istanbul for boarding without visa.

The Egypt Air staff in Istanbul seized his passport, confined him in seclusion without food for days. His passport was torn, and he was called a “bloody Nigerian” in the process.

Joshua returned to Nigeria with no food, no bath or change of clothing all three days that he was held in seclusion by Egypt Air. In a report by Vanguard news, disclosing the experience as share by Joshua’s mother said;

“We went to the airport and truly, Joshua was on that flight, his passport had been torn by an Egypt Air Staff in Istanbul. He was looking very pale, his eyes were sunken, he could barely talk or stand. At that point, I was broken and I wept from the airport to the hospital.

“I couldn’t believe human beings could be that wicked. This happened within 20th to 22nd of August and he just turned 17 on the 16th of August.

According to a source who spoke to the Herald, the horrifying experience took its toll on Joshua. The source spoke of the excruciating pain the family had to endure all those five years having to watch Joshua live in fear and trauma.

“It’s being over 5 years since the incident occurred and still, no Justice has been done” the source explained.

Admission of Guilt
EgyptAir, through its lawyer, publicly admitted its negligence and the wrong done against the teenager which was published by the Vanguard News in 2014.

The report which quoted EgyptAir in part read;

“The truth is that we made a mistake on his ticket; that much we are ready to admit and make compensation as appropriate. We wronged the boy. We were negligent and he has suffered tremendous damage for which we are ready to own up and address accordingly. I feel for the young man for having suffered on the account of our mistake of not routing his ticket to his final destination, which was Kiev.’’

This was after the Abike Dabiri-Erewa, Chairman House of Representatives Committee on Diaspora, issued a complaint against Egypt Air and demanded a national apology. She faulted the management for negligently handling the travelling arrangement of the teenager and the maltreatment dished out to him.

In her words;

“the error of not ascertaining the final destination of the complainant from his ticket was that of Egypt Air.’’

Justice Yet To Be Served

Five years down the line and the traumatized teenager has got no justice while EgyptAir continues to thrive in Nigeria, with no regard for her citizens’ honour and dignity.

Joshua and his family filed a lawsuit against Egypt Air, but The Herald gathered from a source who pleaded anonymity that Egypt Air has frustrated the proceedings since the suit was filed. The company’s response towards the proceeding has been nonchalant.

The source said;

“The matter was adjourned by the Federal High Court in Lagos to enable parties explore settlement. This was over two years ago, and EgyptAir has been frustrating all efforts for an amicable resolution. They continue to add salt to injury without any remorse for the trauma they caused Joshua and his entire family. The family could have lost Joshua but for God. He has struggled with flying since the incident.

“The next adjourned date is 25th February 2020, and the Plaintiff intends to proceed with the trial of the matter as it is obvious that EgyptAir and the Egyptian government do not have regard for Nigerians or their customers.”

Speaking on the complacency of the Federal Government to ensure its citizen gets justice for a wrong done by a foreign company, the source said;

“The Nigerian government has also been lax on the matter despite that a Nigerian passport was torn to shreds by Egyptian officials who even referred to us “bloody Nigerians”.”

Forbes recently released its annual exclusive billionaires ranking with only 4 Nigerians, Aliko Dangote, Mike Adenuga, Abdul Samad Rabiu and Folorunsho Alakija making the highly coveted list.

Amongst the four, Aliko Dangote, President of Dangote Group retained his spot as the World’s richest black person with a fortune of USD10.1 billion. Mike Adenuga, Chairman of Globacom came in as second in Nigeria and third in Africa with a fortune of USD7.7billion whilst Abdul Samad Rabiu of BUA Group was 3rd in Nigeria and 8th in Africa with a fortune of USD3.13bn - moving up 8 places from last year’s ranking. Folorunsho Alakija of Famfa Oil completes the list of Forbes billionaires from Nigeria with a fortune of USD1bn dollars coming in at #20 in Africa.

Of the four Nigerians on this year’s Forbes list, only BUA’s Abdul Samad Rabiu saw an increase in his fortunes from the previous year. Abdul Samad in January merged his Obu Cement Company with the publicly listed Cement Company of Northern Nigeria (CCNN) where he had controlling shares. The new entity listed as BUA Cement Plc on the Nigeria Stock Exchange became the third largest entity on the exchange with N1.18 trillion market capitalization.

According to Forbes, only eight of Africa’s 54 nations have billionaires in the list of Global billionaires. Egypt and South Africa are tied with five billionaires each, Nigeria four; Morocco has two, while Zimbabwe and Tanzania have one billionaire each. In the list, Africa's 20 wealthiest people are richer in 2019 than 2018 with combined worth at $73.4 billion.

The magazine said the list was generated after the billionaires’ net worth were calculated using stock prices and currency exchange rates from the close of business on Friday, January 10, 2020. “To value privately-held businesses, we couple estimates of revenues or profits with prevailing price-to-sales or price-to-earnings ratios for similar public companies. Some list members grow richer or poorer within weeks or days of our measurement date.” Forbes statement further added. The current list shows that Nassef Sawiris of Egypt’s came second in Africa withhis fortunes rising to 8billion dollars from $6.3billion.

Others on the list from Africa are: Nicky Oppenheimer $7.7 billion; Johann Rupert $6.5 billion; Issad Rebrab $4.4 billion; Mohamed Mansour $3.3 billion; Naguib Sawiris $3 billion; Patrice Motsepe $2.6 billion; Koos Bekker $2.5 billion; Yasseen Mansour $2.3 billion; Isabel dos Santos $2.2 billion; Youssef Mansour $1.9 billion; Aziz Akhannouch $1.7 billion; Mohammed Dewji $1.6 billion; Othman Benjelloun $1.4 billion; Michiel Le Roux $1.3 billion; Strive Masiyiwa $1.1billion and Folorunso Alakija $1billion.

Commuters have lamented over the poor service offered to passengers of God is Good Motors (GIGM) with claims that the popular transport company is only riding on past glory.

Several road users have called out GIGM on Twitter over poor service coupled with the nonchalance of staff to address problems during journeys.

While some accused the transport company of tardiness, others said their nicely painted rickety buses need to be changed.

In a video shared by Joseph Chinwe @chiwizzi, she claimed she purchased a first-class ticket which reportedly costs over N10,000 for comfort and luxury.

However, to her unpleasant surprise, the AC in the bus was turned off by the driver without offering an explanation to the passengers who felt cheated for not getting the value of the money paid.

According to her, the driver hurled derogatory insults at them for asking too many questions.

This is not the first time such an incident will occur as another online user Daniel Nnamani accused GIGM of changing his seat without notifying him.

This is wat happens when u ride #gigm
No AC n d driver was still shouting at us!
First class bus, as u can see the TV. Seat 14 didn't v any sef. I am tired of complaining @GIGMobility is simple riding on past glory
Dnt even let me start on how rude customer service was at owerri pic.twitter.com/DjvYy76KZB

— Chinwe (@chiwizzi) January 9, 2020

More videos.laptops have been seized customers have been turned back Good is Good motors it is a big shame in awka terminal.its 11am and there is no bus #GIGM @GIGMobility pic.twitter.com/TYP3gXiRZj

— Obinna (@Qiilla8) January 5, 2020