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We all know nollywood, music, telecommunications etc was actually during OBJ's era. |
Lalasticlala, is this not supposed to be on FP to tell the world that we're still strong and thriving abi na only Saraki we go discuss today? |
bloodkiIler:Easy guy, shuooo! |
Wia the 'sause' OP before i comment? |
He should be used as a scape goat for others to know we are indeed in a period of change. Nobody dey tell blind man say rain dey fall |
S&P reaffirms Nigeria’s rating at B+ with stable outlook The rating agency Standard & Poors today delivered a resounding endorsement of the government of President Muhammad Buhari and its economic policies by affirming Nigeria’s rating at B+ with a stable outlook. It had been feared that given the foreign exchange controls introduced by the Central bank and backed by the president that the rating agency will place Nigeria on a credit rating watch at best but in its report just published, S&P said its reaffirmation of Nigeria’s credit rating is because the country’s non-oil sectors will continue to support GDP expansion in Africa’s largest economy. The agency said Nigeria’s rating is further supported by “relatively general government and external debt burdens, ample oil reserves and fairly robust growth in recent years. The agency acknowledged that Buhari has ordered all government revenues be transferred to a single account held at the Central Bank in a bid to curtail corruption and enhance government revenues. http://businessdayonline.com/2015/09/sp-reaffirms-nigerias-rating-at-b-with-stable-outlook/ |
ikennaj44:You no well |
That guy is a big thief |
I tell you |
Assets Declaration Documents Detail Bukola Saraki’s Theft And Looting The latest documents offer a glimpse into his life of unexplained luxury and asset accumulation. The asset declaration forms also offer a glimpse into Mr. Saraki’s clever maneuvers to conceal his stolen wealth by passing off some assets to his wife, Toyin Saraki, and their two children, Semi Saraki and Teniola Saraki. BY SAHARA REPORTERS, NEW YORK SEP 17, 2015 512 151 97 S aharaReporters has exclusively obtained documents revealing Senate President Bukola Saraki’s asset declaration in 2003. The documents come hours after SaharaReporters reported that the Code of Conduct Tribunal formally charged the embattled Senate President with 13 counts of financial crime, money laundering, and unexplained assets. Mr. Saraki’s trial is expected to commence tomorrow, September 18, 2015, as he has been officially served today with the charges. Senators Andy Uba, Bukola Saraki and Dino Melaye are attending an IPU conference in New York SaharaReporters has published a series of investigative reports detailing Senator Saraki and his wife, Toyin Saraki’s, career of plundering Societe Generale Bank, where he was an executive director and in which the senator’s family had controlling shares, as well as the finances of Kwara State during his eight-year tenure as governor. An investigation by the Special Fraud Unit of the Nigerian Police Force revealed that Mr. Saraki not only went on a massive stealing spree that contributed to the collapse of Societe General Bank, but that he also masterminded a series of fraudulent schemes by taking out loans and bribing bank officials not to collect on those loans. Altogether, Bukola Saraki has accumulated millions of dollars in unexplained expenses and assets. The latest documents offer a glimpse into his life of unexplained luxury and asset accumulation. The asset declaration forms also offer a glimpse into Mr. Saraki’s clever maneuvers to conceal his stolen wealth by passing off some assets to his wife, Toyin Saraki, and their two children, Semi Saraki and Teniola Saraki. It is remarkable that Mr. Saraki’s 2003 Declaration of Assets Forms were filed on May 12, 2003, seventeen days before he was sworn into office as Governor of Kwara State. Therefore, the assets he declared in the forms reflected the wealth Mr. Saraki had accumulated before he began an extensive plundering of Kwara State funds. Mr. Saraki’s 2003 asset declaration documents reveal his astonishing wealth with no explanation for how he obtained it. He and his companies had more than N51.5 million in Nigeria when he submitted these forms to the Code of Conduct Bureau in 2003. Mr. Saraki also had cash assets, under his name or those of his companies, of at least 2.9 million pounds sterling and $400,000 dollars in 2003. Saraki Bank Accounts Outside Nigeria Photo Credit: Sahara Reporters Media In addition to his cash assets, Mr. Saraki was also the registered owner of at least eight properties in Nigeria, calculated in 2003 to be worth more than N2.2 trillion. Mr. Saraki was also the registered owner of eight properties in London, which he purchased roughly during the same time. By 2003, according to Mr. Saraki’s assets declaration forms, he owned properties in the UK worth more than $12.6 million. Saraki properties in Nigeria Photo Credit: Sahara Reporters Media Saraki properties in London, UK Photo Credit: Sahara Reporters Media Before becoming a State governor, Mr. Saraki also purchased 15 vehicles. The automobiles consisted of a Ferrari, 10 Mercedes Benzes, and four bulletproof cars valued at more than N263.4 million. All the vehicles were purchased between 1997 and 2002, with most of them acquired through “business” transactions. Saraki's vehicles Photo Credit: Sahara Reporters Media The assets declaration forms also reveal that Mr. Saraki and his companies had stockholdings worth 2,145,550 naira, 2,600,00 Euros, and 6,108,33 US dollars. The documents also reveal that Mr. Saraki’s wife, Toyin, and their two children, owned assets that were inexplicable and highly suspicious. The forms showed that the assets held by Mrs. Saraki and the senator’s two children included cash, property, and stock holdings valued at more than N8 million, 4.5 million pounds sterling, and $4.6 million. The total wealth, of cash and other assets, that Bukola Saraki decided to declare on his assets declaration forms was 2.607 billion naira (2,607,110,550 naira), 23.7 million US dollars (23,783,333), 7.4 million Pounds Sterling (7,406,500 Pounds Sterling), and 2.6 million Euros (2,600,000 Euros). Saraki company assets Photo Credit: Sahara Reporters Media The grand total of Bukola Saraki’s wealth, as of 2003, is 10.2 billion naira (10,209,270,295 naira). However, as SaharaReporters and Nigerian police investigations have shown, this is only a small glimpse of Bukola Saraki’s total wealth. SaharaReporters has previously released documents detailing a police investigation of Bukola Saraki, authored by the Chief Superintendent of Police for Anti-Money Laundering, which offered another glimpse into Saraki’s criminal and unexplained financial activity. This investigation revealed that Bukola Saraki conservatively deposited more than 2 billion naira into accounts belonging to him, in addition to his dollar accounts. The investigation found that between May 2009 and May 2011 Bukola Saraki deposited at least 4.5 million dollars (4,560,871 US dollars) into his dollar accounts. It was also found in the investigation that more than 5 million dollars made its way into Bukola Saraki’s Zenith Bank account during his time as Governor of Kwara State. Altogether, from this very conservative estimate of unexplained wealth, Bukola Saraki has more than 14.1 billion naira (14,111,405,580 naira) according to declaration forms and police investigations of him. Bukola Saraki’s latest statement on this matter simply states that it is all an “outright fabrication and mischief,” while also noting that he continues to fight corruption. |
tuniski:What due process? Does he enjoy immunity against prosecution in office, no. If he's found wanting, he's leaving the office fast 2/3 or not. |
Chino abeg easy |
Hmmm |
poiZon:Can anyone interprete what he's trying to say? |
frankyychiji:Better |
frankyychiji:Why not send a petition to the police if you have any evidence, it's still good for our democracy |
frankyychiji:But let it be free and fair, must we continue our uncivilized ways just like in the time past? Why can't we upgrade? |
The election must be cancelled, how can you explain less than 300k accredited voters to over 1 million handed Wike? If he would win, let it be free and fair. |
Sack the corrupt, shameless judges, others will sit up. |
What's this one saying, so who do we blame for the missing billions that are supposed to be used in repairing our delapitated infrastructure now oil prices are down? Are we supposed to forget it and just get back to work? Make this guy respect himself o |
okorokion:You too? Scam alert |
okorokion:You too? Scam alert |
He is of Igbo descent but now a Norwegian now so how does this affect us? Good luck to him and congrats to him. |
No wonder mama piss and GEJ were always talking about jail and prison during the campaign. I'm losing my patience here, PMB should please act fast and send these looters to where they belong or I'll become an official wailer soon. |
Wailing wailers, wtf are you waiting for? |
Tell me Mushin or Agege is not Lagos too if you know Lagos well. 3-3, Nkpor, parts of Ogidi, Obosi etc are all parts of Onitsha metropolitan area. |
Ezenwammadu:Chris tee at old road, a station around Nkpor round about, stations around Nkpor-Nnobi road, broda'm all 87 |
Virtually all stations I've visited since last week have been displaying that and you see it on their machine, what a gwan? Never happened before |
dustmalik:Those silly wailers forget that if the FG messes up, it would affect them too but all they pray for is failure but they would never succeed. |
TonyeBarcanista:What about that in China that is over 40km and about double the budget of that of the second Niger bridge which is just 1.7km? That of Lekki ain't single lane, Lagosians can testify, deceive yourself alone please |
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