HopeAtHand:


Believe me, as i dont like you in particular, if i set up a penel even if its your fathers house, i must find you guilty..

HopeAtHand:


Why must i ask Bode George and Ibori..why not i ask Odili or the pardoned Alamieyesiegha.

He isn't answering to Wike his boy..Wike is his boy..Maybe i shud repeat it again, Wike no reach..This present RVSG is made up of PEJs jokers and clowns..Anytime a serious leader becomes governor, he can send for Amaechi.

And See the way you mention jail like you work in a jailhouse..alright, go and hijack Amaechi and lock him in your jail.

TonyeBarcanista:

To you it is about Wike, to rivers people it is about RVSG on behalf of Rivers people against Amaechi. With time he will be brought to justice.

Talking about Alamesiegha pardon, Alams was pardoned by the State (National Council of State) and NOT the President. He wasn't given the presidential prerogative of mercy but STATE pardon. The National Council of State, consists of ALL 36 Govs, ALL fmr Presidents and Heads of State, the Chief Justice of Nigeria, the Senate President and Speaker of the House. The President Chair the body while the Vice President is Deputy Chair. All members present at that infamous meeting (including APC Govs) endorsed the pardon. The President only acted on the endorsement.

You have learnt something this day sir!

HopeAtHand:


keep your teaching for someone else.

Where you in coma when GEJ gleefully defended the state pardon of Alams claiming Alams travails was politically motivated..GEJ opened his mouth to say because Alams was his boss, he had to pardon him..

Only corrupt people will pardon corrupt people.

HopeAtHand:


keep your teaching for someone else.

Where you in coma when GEJ gleefully defended the state pardon of Alams claiming Alams travails was politically motivated..GEJ opened his mouth to say because Alams was his boss, he had to pardon him..

Only corrupt people will pardon corrupt people.

ECOTERRORS:
PMB was never prepared for governance, his antics has been a colossal failure that Nigerians are groaning under his ineptitude.



PMB is a Disaster

TonyeBarcanista:

Why are you lying? NO time did GEJ ever said Alams travail was political. GEJ through Ruben Abati only said Alams has been punished and the Council found him to have repented. Gowon was in fact the first to defend the decision of the Council.

The State, not the President pardoned Alamesiegha. I have educated you on that. All members of the Council were responsible!

TonyeBarcanista:

To you it is about Wike, to rivers people it is about RVSG on behalf of Rivers people against Amaechi. With time he will be brought to justice.

Talking about Alamesiegha pardon, Alams was pardoned by the State (National Council of State) and NOT the President. He wasn't given the presidential prerogative of mercy but STATE pardon. The National Council of State, consists of ALL 36 Govs, ALL fmr Presidents and Heads of State, the Chief Justice of Nigeria, the Senate President and Speaker of the House. The President Chair the body while the Vice President is Deputy Chair. All members present at that infamous meeting (including APC Govs) endorsed the pardon. The President only acted on the endorsement.

You have learnt something this day sir!

HopeAtHand:


In your opinion, was Alams corrupt, did he misappropriate state funds or not..

And should state pardon be given to "repented" criminals..

Can those criminals be trusted with our commonwealth again??

HopeAtHand:


In your opinion, was Alams corrupt, did he misappropriate state funds or not..

And should state pardon be given to "repented" criminals..

Can those criminals be trusted with our commonwealth again??

TonyeBarcanista:

Alams was VERY corrupt! He even pleaded guilty before the judge. Who is entrusting Alams with office? Did GEJ appoint alams into his government? What are you saying

HopeAtHand:


GEJ has intentions to appoint Alams into his government to join him steal Nigeria blind.

Take it from me....or leave it!!

TonyeBarcanista:

Were you privy to the mind of GEJ's mind when he was in government? Oga you no get talk.

HopeAtHand:


You have to thank the stars GEJ lost, Nigerians would have been in for a shocker.

Freemanan:
Why? @bolded

TonyeBarcanista:

Fruit of which labour? This is a statement of corrupt apostle! Someone allegedly stole Rivers state blind and you are saying we should reward him the more. What a life!

QTEST007:

No man is a saint.
We are all capable of Good and Evil,Given the right environment
The justice system under the FG led by GEJ encouraged corruption,hence,every politician under His government was corrupt.
The New political dispensation abhors corruptuon, so, every politician under it must put on their cloak of righteousness.
Leave Amaechi alone,he has what it takes to perform as minister,so let him be one.

ECOTERRORS:
don't quote me again

vladimiros:
[size=14pt]Tonye

I appreciate your effort in educating fools, but I think starting with Ameachi would just get more haters for now


we Niger Deltans who know that Amaechi is a thief should just sit and watch, a thief would steal if not caught, let his supporters praise him for now, they would soon call for his head.

But keep up the fight brother..[/size]

TonyeBarcanista:
Should Amaechi be cleared as minister of the federal republic of Nigeria? Just like the 8th Senate did for Saraki, Buhari's decision to nominate Amaechi was influenced by political consideration without regard for his integrity/antecedent.

Buhari Elevates Politics Over Principle:
While I recognise the prerogative of President Buhari to appoint men and women that he considers worthy enough to form his cabinet, I beg to ask whether the President was in a trance when he pledged to appoint only people of credible character when elected. His recent nomination of messrs Rotimi Amaechi and Raji Fashola betrays his pre-electoral position on appointing "only" credible characters into his administration. Though Amaechi and Fashola are yet to be charged before a court nor convicted, morality demands that they be allowed to FIRST clear all allegations against them either through being certified 'Innocent' by the investigators or through the courts(if they are indeed innocent) before given new political responsibilities. Buhari's nomination of these men (and others) despite the allegations against them is a testament that he upholds politics over principle.
I CONCUR


Who Is The 8th Senate Trying To Impress?
I burst into laughter when Senate spokesman Otunba Dino Malaye was reading out conditions for screening. I laughed more when he mentioned 'Asset Declaration' and 'thorough scrutiny'. What does the 8th Senate want to do with the asset declaration of ministerian nominees when they (senators) are yet to publicly declare there own asset before the public?

SEC 149. A Minister of the Government of the Federation shall not enter upon the duties of his office, unless he has declared his assets and liabilities as prescribed in this Constitution and has subsequently taken and subscribed the Oath of Allegiance and the oath of office for the due execution of the duties of his office prescribed in the Seventh Schedule to this Constitution.


Are they not the same people that are led by a man that is currently undergoing criminal trial before the Code of Conduct Tribunal for declaring false asset before CCB? What thorough scrutiny will the 8th Senate subject the ministerial nominees to when only two weeks ago they passed vote of confidence on a man that is undergoing criminal trial? What question will SP Saraki ask would-be ministers? What moral legitimacy does the 8th Senate have to reject a nominee on account of alleged corruption when only recently they passed vote of confidence on their President that is an alleged criminal? Who are they trying to impress?

They are all Rogues, both the nominees and those screening them.

networkrecharg:
[size=30pt]We the real Niger Deltan Know that AMAECHI is a good leader and non-corrupt man... [/size]

TonyeBarcanista:
Should Amaechi be cleared as minister of the federal republic of Nigeria? Just like the 8th Senate did for Saraki, Buhari's decision to nominate Amaechi was influenced by political consideration without regard for his integrity/antecedent.

Buhari Elevates Politics Over Principle:
While I recognise the prerogative of President Buhari to appoint men and women that he considers worthy enough to form his cabinet, I beg to ask whether the President was in a trance when he pledged to appoint only people of credible character when elected. His recent nomination of messrs Rotimi Amaechi and Raji Fashola betrays his pre-electoral position on appointing "only" credible characters into his administration. Though Amaechi and Fashola are yet to be charged before a court nor convicted, morality demands that they be allowed to FIRST clear all allegations against them either through being certified 'Innocent' by the investigators or through the courts(if they are indeed innocent) before given new political responsibilities. Buhari's nomination of these men (and others) despite the allegations against them is a testament that he upholds politics over principle.

Who Is The 8th Senate Trying To Impress?
I burst into laughter when Senate spokesman Otunba Dino Malaye was reading out conditions for screening. I laughed more when he mentioned 'Asset Declaration' and 'thorough scrutiny'. What does the 8th Senate want to do with the asset declaration of ministerian nominees when they (senators) are yet to publicly declare there own asset before the public? Are they not the same people that are led by a man that is currently undergoing criminal trial before the Code of Conduct Tribunal for declaring false asset before CCB? What thorough scrutiny will the 8th Senate subject the ministerial nominees to when only two weeks ago they passed vote of confidence on a man that is undergoing criminal trial? What question will SP Saraki ask would-be ministers? What moral legitimacy does the 8th Senate have to reject a nominee on account of alleged corruption when only recently they passed vote of confidence on their President that is an alleged criminal? Who are they trying to impress?

Kudos To Senator Sekibo But...:
My position on Amaechi is very clear, he's morally unfit to represent Rivers state in the Federal Executive Council until he is cleared of all allegations against him. I sincerely commend my very own senator, George Sekibo for submitting petitions to the Senate on behalf of the ever loving people of Rivers state. But I have to admit that I don't see the petition scaling through for two reasons; One, the President is well aware of these allegations but he has shown that he doesn't care; Two, the 8th Senate is led by an alleged corrupt official that is presently under trial before a tribunal. There is the burden of moral legitimacy hanging on their neck. However, Amaechi's confirmation or otherwise cannot invalidate the allegations against him.

Nigerians Must Decide Where They Stand:
Nigerians are a special set of people. The people that went on protest in solidarity of Tinubu when he was being tried before the CCT, are the same group that were mocking a certain group that were protesting and showing Solidarity for the alleged corrupt Bukola Saraki. The group of people that were insisting that Saraki should not be tried for corruption is the same group that is crying that Amaechi and co should not be cleared due to the corruption allegation on their neck. The group that was calling for the head of Princess Oduah when she spent N260million on TWO cars in 2013 is the same group that defended Fashola for spending N78million on personal website. The group that defended Oduah then is the same group that has been calling for Fashola's head. Are both groups not confused and contradicting themselves? Is it proper to support misconduct when it suits us and oppose same when it doesn't? It is time for us as a people to define what we want and what we stand for.

Finally, by nominating Rotimi Amaechi and other people of questionable characters to serve as ministers of his government, President Buhari has betrayed the public confidence that was reposed on him on March 28. Like his predecessors, he has shown that he is ever ready to 'suspend' his principles in order to reward political allies. Indeed, President Muhammadu Buhari belongs to some people, he doesn't belong to everybody.



May God Bless Us All

dunkem21:
A worker is worthy of his wages .. Amaechi should be compensated by making him a minister but Buhari should not disturb our eardrums again to say he is fighting Corruption ..

..If Amaechi is incorrupt, then Saraki is a Pope!