Today, APC has finally confirmed that their fight against corruption is a child's play. It is on record today that APC should not be taken serious in their so much touted fight against corruption. This administration is her own enemy. While PDP has directly and openly shown their interest and readiness to fight corruption by making sure that a controversal nominee who has serious corruption allegation on his neck was not confirmed as a minister, APC and particularly Saraki in his expected face-saving tricks led the APC-majority senators into confirming Rotimi Amaechi as a minister. This is without recourse and consideration to the Senator Anyanwu led committee report on the petitions against Amaechi.

Nay, this is a celebration of corruption by the administration whose obsession and preoccupation is shouting corruption fight. As an administration that is supposedly poised to fighting corruption, the right thing would have been recommending that Amaechi should go and clear his name. Even when he was invited by a properly constituted judicial panel of enquiry, which would have been the best time to clear his name and shame his critics if he were innocent, he snubbed their invitation with contempt. And none of his fanatical fans thought it wise to advise him to honour the invitation.

PMB by paying a deafening silence to the petitions and allegations of corruption hanging on Amaechi simply because he benefitted from the corruption proceeds has shown that his fight against corruption is only targetted at the opposition and his disloyal party menbers. Amaechi was only confirmed today by corruption. Yes, Saraki's confirmation of Amaechi showed that he could indeed be a stumbling block to fighting corruption. He thought he could use Amaechi's confirmation to anticipate and secure a safe landing in his CCT corruption case. But he might be disappointed because the PMB, we know is rigid and unforgiving. As from today, he should know that his Senate presidency is shaky. If he must remain there, he should get ready to start acting like a puppet becase his support base is now aggrieved. With what happened today, I just deduce that trachery runs in Saraki's vein.

For Amachi's fanatical fans, it's a win win for them, but Amaechi has a burden to off-load from his body. Until he comes out plain to give an account of his stewardship as Rivers State Governor, his integrity still carries question mark. Never in the history of Nigeria has there been an occasion when a controversal and allegedly corrupt nominee was confirmed a Minister despite the wailing of the masses, especially by those he served as their Governor and a mature walk-out by the Senators who sought to know the true postion of the petitons and allegations against him.
It is indeed a celebration of and reward to corruption. It is a sad day for well meaning and unbiased minds who want to sustain the fight against corruption and wail for a better Nigeria, more especially in this administration which can never say or write a word in her achievement book without mentioning 'fighting corruption'.

Yes it is.

this a victory for corruption....Naija I hail thee.... .. ...WAILING CONTINUES

Funny wailers

Babalegba:
Funny wailers

sai buhari till 2019

fran6co:
this a victory for corruption....Naija I hail thee....
..
...WAILING CONTINUES

Indeed, corruption finally triumphed.

Episteme2:

Indeed, corruption finally triumphed.

with Wat I saw today nobody can convince me he is fighting kwarruption.....

History was made today.

Every event in life makes a history. Whether or not Amaechi was confirmed today, history still was made. But, we should be worried about what people who will read the history that was made today say or ask tomorrow. They might probably ask, what did the Senate do with the Report of Ethics Committee? Couldn't Amaechi have gone to clear his name?

Every event in life makes a history. Whether or not Amaechi was confirmed today, history still was made. But, we should be worried about what people who will read the history that was made today say or ask tomorrow. They might probably ask, what did the Senate do with the Report of Ethics Committee? Couldn't Amaechi have gone to clear his name?
Is it a positive or negative one, the history you're talking about?

Episteme2:
Today, APC has finally confirmed that their fight against corruption is a child's play. It is on record today that APC should not be taken serious in their so much touted fight against corruption. This administration is her own enemy. While PDP has directly and openly shown their interest and readiness to fight corruption by making sure that a controversal nominee who has serious corruption allegation on his neck was not confirmed as a minister, APC and particularly Saraki in his expected face-saving tricks led the APC-majority senators into confirming Rotimi Amaechi as a minister. This is without recourse and consideration to the Senator Anyanwu led committee report on the petitions against Amaechi.

Nay, this is a celebration of corruption by the administration whose obsession and preoccupation is shouting corruption fight. As an administration that is supposedly poised to fighting corruption, the right thing would have been recommending that Amaechi should go and clear his name. Even when he was invited by a properly constituted judicial panel of enquiry, which would have been the best time to clear his name and shame his critics if he were innocent, he snubbed their invitation with contempt. And none of his fanatical fans thought it wise to advise him to honour the invitation.

PMB by paying a deafening silence to the petitions and allegations of corruption hanging on Amaechi simply because he benefitted from the corruption proceeds has shown that his fight against corruption is only targetted at the opposition and his disloyal party menbers. Amaechi was only confirmed today by corruption. Yes, Saraki's confirmation of Amaechi showed that he could indeed be a stumbling block to fighting corruption. He thought he could use Amaechi's confirmation to anticipate and secure a safe landing in his CCT corruption case. But he might be disappointed because the PMB, we know is rigid and unforgiving. As from today, he should know that his Senate presidency is shaky. If he must remain there, he should get ready to start acting like a puppet becase his support base is now aggrieved. With what happened today, I just deduce that trachery runs in Saraki's vein.

For Amachi's fanatical fans, it's a win win for them, but Amaechi has a burden to off-load from his body. Until he comes out plain to give an account of his stewardship as Rivers State Governor, his integrity still carries question mark. Never in the history of Nigeria has there been an occasion when a controversal and allegedly corrupt nominee was confirmed a Minister despite the wailing of the masses, especially by those he served as their Governor and a mature walk-out by the Senators who sought to know the true postion of the petitons and allegations against him.
It is indeed a celebration of and reward to corruption. It is a sad day for well meaning and unbiased minds who want to sustain the fight against corruption and wail for a better Nigeria, more especially in this administration which can never say or write a word in her achievement book without mentioning 'fighting corruption'.

Amaechi already threatened buhari that he would ask for his money back if Buhari does not ask the party to confirm him.
Now, stealing is officially not corruption.

OreMI22:


Amaechi already threatened buhari that he would ask for his money back if Buhari does not ask the party to confirm him.
Now, stealing is officially not corruption.

It is indeed worrying that an administration that is celebrating fight against corruption as its achievement runs with a moral burden.

Buhari is the father of kwaruption

If not for the fact that some set of political party members and their ogas at the top are foreign madmen, such that their deliverances will require an extra hand of a dead man, they wouldn't come here and chant without covering their faces in shame.

Now, a man stood in front of the Senate and said, while the world is watching: "I have never received bribe from anybody...."

And none of you can submit an evidence against his bribery or other corrupt cases.

Is Nairaland EFCC or other anti graft agencies?

You these people are internet warriors!

Let me see the side of mouth buhari will use and call kworruption again
Shameless terrorist

Am still looking for the right word to use for the nomination and confirmation of Koro!

"Amaechi To Build $150m Mega Hospital In Port Harcourt" - why was it not built? instead and uncompleted light rail...



https://www.nairaland.com/298621/amaechi-build-150m-mega-hospital