monkautos:
There have been various argument about the $2.1 bill scandal. While some people believe it is the right step in the right direction, others are of the opinion that the present government is just wasting so much time and energy in the probe. Well, I would like to break it out mathematically so that we can see how much we need to complete fight.

From all indications, various sections of the media is of the opinion that col. Sambo dasuki misappropriated a whooping sum of #400bill. But so far the amount of money that has been traced to different account does not even add up to #10bill. What does that mean? It means that it took the federal government about 5 months to discover the whereabouts of #10bill while we have another #390bill which has not been accounted for. There are 39 #10bill yet to go, meaning it might take another 195 months approximately 16 years three months to completely find the whereabouts of the remaining sum.

With all these figures, what can I conclude? Maybe nothing or maybe I just like playing with figures. But I ask you a very salient question. Is it worth the time and energy? Or is it another ploy to distract the citizens from the present hardship? I don’t know what to say. But I know one thing…16 years is a long time. You be the judge.
http://emmyjoach..com.ng/2016/06/dasukigate.html

YES HE IS THE BIGGEST THIEF

This your story get k-leg: Did he close his shop too.

MAY BE OLISA WAS RIGHT AFTER ALL

RIP MA.

But the way this people ride their okada at Agbo junction in Delta state, na God can save them.

But thats true. He should site down , govern his kingdom and marry his wife before she run to another man

olaitoro:


Op i wu noo amoeba, I pia gi mkpisi ugbu a, i mara ihe.

What has Nnewi got to do with your life, i wu Onye Nnewi ?

Ngwa collect this cane

BEAT AM WELL WELL.

up VP: I hope it shall be so

The Nigerian government has announced it is in the process of recovering more than $10 billion in cash and assets, a year after President Muhammadu Buhari came to power and launched an anti-corruption drive.

In figures released Saturday, the country’s information ministry said that, in terms of cash recoveries, 78 billion naira ($391 million) had been accounted for, as well as US$185 million, £3.5 million ($5 million) and 11,250 euros ($13,000).
The government also included in its figures recoveries under interim forfeiture—assets and cash that have been temporarily frozen or held by the government while a trial is ongoing. These total 127 billion naira ($640 million) in the Nigerian currency, in addition to US$9.1 billion, £2.5 million ($3.6 million) and 303,000 euros ($340,000).

Buhari was elected on an anti-corruption ticket and has cracked down on graft in various sectors of the government since coming to power in May 2015. Several high-profile figures—including former national security advisor Sambo Dasuki and the Nigerian Senate president Bukola Saraki—have been put on trial on corruption charges (both Dasuki and Saraki have rejected the charges against them).
Officers in the Nigerian army have also been ordered to declare their assets and Buhari also shook up the budget office after a long-running scandal in which the budget was found to have been “padded” in various places with excessive and unaccounted-for funds, including 795 million naira ($4 million) set aside for the renovation of one government website.

Presidential spokesman Femi Adesina defended the government’s decision not to name and shame the looters—the list was published without disclosing the details of who the cash and assets had been recovered from. “It is better to err on the side of caution,” said Adesina in an interview with Nigeria’s Channels TV, citing the possibility that some of those whose cash and assets are under interim forfeiture may be found not to have done anything wrong.

The figures also showed that the Nigerian government is awaiting the return of $321 million from Switzerland, as well as £6.9 million ($9.9 million) from the U.K. and smaller amounts from the U.S. and United Arab Emirates (UAE). Switzerland has agreed to cooperate with Nigeria in the return of the funds, which were confiscated from former Nigerian military ruler Sani Abacha. During an anti-corruption summit in London in May—prior to which British Prime Minister David Cameron referred to Nigeria as “fantastically corrupt”—Buhari urged the international community to help with returning stolen funds to the West African country.

http://europe.newsweek.com/nigeria-earmarks-10-billion-buharis-anti-corruption-drive-466895

EVEN THE POISON SELF WE NO SEE

BRUTAL BURATAI

THOSE GUYS ARE DESTINED TO DIE. HOW CAN ANY SANE PERSON WANT TO RUB IN ANY NIGER DELTA STATE WITH ALL THIS MILLITARY GUYS EVERYWHERE

EVERYBODY BLAMING THE PAST GOVT.

LIES: Anyway who cares

no old man will give u opportunity. You have grab it when it comes. But we are busy re-selling the opportunity back to them for peanuts

plus 13%

DesChyko:
Lol.. Bloggers can do anything to drive the story home.

If the dog brought the baby from the bush, then who took the picture of the baby in the bush??

I THOUGHT AS MUCH

I AM JUST IMAGINING HW THIS BOY GO TAKE NARRATE THE STORY OF HIS LIFE

SHE WAS LOOKING AT ALL THE PICS BUT REFUSE TO LOOK AT THE SECOND PIC : WHY?

What about these other celebrities, where are they from

Rev King ;

Clifford orji;

Afro candy ;

Dericho:

THIS IS WONDERFUL. I LOVE MY MUM

chain the chained

"Because Tompolo is not responsible for the bombing of oil and gas pipelines in the region and that we are responsible."

NDA=TOMP0LO

NDA=TOMPOLO

Baba govt may favor Igbos more than the GEJ's

leaders of Gbaramatu kingdom that are defending those guys may have information for military, i think they should be arrested too.

most politicians don't have character

shehu shagari is not there where?

real 419;

bebe2:


And our law students are so lazy.

Why ain't they using these type of cases as practice or projects?

There are law students in America who review death row cases and try to acquit or reduce the sentence.

Wetin our law students dey do?

They are aiming to become councilors in their ward or personal assistance

I THINK IT IS THE POLICE BOSS THAT IS LOOKING FOR HER. AND IF I SEE THIS FINE GIRL, I NO FIT REPORT HER TO THIS POLICE. Qed