Ekiti State Governor, Mr Ayodele Fayose has urged President Mohammadu Buhari to stop acting like the grandfather of corruption in Nigeria by
shielding his men from probe, just as he asked Nigerians to demand the release of the authentic report of the Committee on Audit of Defence
Equipment Procurement in the Nigerian Armed Forces.

He described claim by the federal government that the probe panel only looked into procurement and contracts awarded by the military between
2011-2015 because documents regarding procurement from 2007 to 2010 were not available as a clear indication of his support for
corruption.


More: http://nigerianpilot.com/fayose-buhari-stop-acting-like-grandfather-corruption

Ignore this man.

Fayose is not even worth my commentary anymore. Running out of writing ink for this clown.

HungerBAD:
Ignore this man.

Why.. is it for saying the truth ?

And someone will come out to say awolowo and abiola both cowards are better than FAYOSE. The ALIMI of yorubaland

shebi dem say dey don shut u up ...."Grandfather of corruption" indeed

Who still listen to this clown?? mtcheew


Abeg make fayose pack well, we all know the grandfather of corruption!

Okay

That's why the wanted to silence him.
Fayos keep on telling them what the hate to hear(truth).


Shameless corrupt old bigot.

textilemania:
Who still listen to this clown?? mtcheew


Abeg we all know the grandfather of corruption!

I still listen to him because am not a zombie like you.

Bark like bingo all you want, you are still going down.

We are still going to take everything you syole and everything you bought with our money and send you to jail come 2018..

It's just a matter of time..

Fayose and Dino are the Lions in Yorubaland

Since Buhari is d grandfather of corruption his son gave birth to d baddest guy Eva and dat is you Fayose.

aressssa:
Bark like bingo all you want, you are still going down.

We are still going to take everything you syole and everything you bought with our money and send you to jail come 2018..

It's just a matter of time..

trash. Pray for buhari to be around till then

HungerBAD:
Ignore this man.

Fayose is not even worth my commentary anymore. Running out of writing ink for this clown.

zombie are you using pen on your phone

Buhari is the most corrupt president in the history of Nigeria. Pretency of a pretender

Fayoshit again?

This guy is never an ending tout with so much doggedness in his habit.

Corruption needed to be brought to the minimum level so as to have control in government circle.

If opposition are not comfortable with present corruption crusade, kindly wait till you mount power and do the needful.

We can't continue living a corrupt society and expect development. It's not gonna work.

mikki123:
Buhari is the most corrupt president in the history of Nigeria. Pretency of a pretender

Your proof, or you remain silent for life!

textilemania:


Your proof, or you remain silent for life!

Nepotism is corruption if you really know the definition of corruption

Fedayeen02:
trash. Pray for buhari to be around till then

And you think EFCC go stop functioning or return our funds Fayose stole including everything he bought with our money if God forbid something happened to PMB.?


Silly ipob mentality..

Continue digging your grave now 2018 is around the corner. I am sure they will stone you just like saraki in Kwara.

Fayose how market na?

Heard ur mansions have been sealed-off by EFCC, no comments yet?

OZAOEKPE:
And someone will come out to say awolowo and abiola both cowards are better than FAYOSE. The ALIMI of yorubaland

please who is "ALIMI"? I asked you about Afonja in the other threads but you ignored, please enlighten me.

On this issue I stand with Fayose... But this my friend did not

Buhari has failed in all aspects of governance and leadership... The only hope for his zombies which is anti-corruption is also now failed.. Nigerians will soon realize there is no difference between Abacha and Buhari.
Buhari was part of the Abacha corruption syndicate as the head of PTF during that era while his wife also bargaining for her cut in the halliburton scam.. so much for integrity. Only in Nigeria

To those shouting selective fight against corruption, they should remember that Jonathan is still a free man and so is Okonjo Iweala, Reuben Abati among many others who served under Jonathan..

Few months ago, one would think that Fayose has been left off the hook. Don't be surprised when event takes a new turn. You cannot arrest every thieves all at once. Investigation takes time. Moreover, PDP members served PDP government. You cannot go and arrest people who did not serve in PDP govt to come and account for howPDP squandered our money.

Buhari call this fight "war against corruption". Emphasy on the word "war". In war, you dont let your enemy knows about your tactics. You pounce on them unawares.

Jafaru Issa is another APC Chieftain that is being investigated.

$2.1bn arms cash: EFCC arrests APC chieftain, Jafaru Isa

JANUARY 7, 2016

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), yesterday night, arrested a former military Governor of Kaduna State and chieftain of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), Brig-Gen. Lawal Jafaru Isa (reted).

Why Buhari ordered arrest of close ally and arms panel member, Umar

June 28, 2016

Premium Times.

President Muhammadu Buhari ordered the arrest of a key member of the panel investigating the mismanagement of public funds meant for the war against Boko Haram after receiving damning reports that he was involved in alleged money laundering and illegal possession of firearms, reliable security and presidency sources have told PREMIUM TIMES.

Despite being his close ally and loyalist, Mr. Buhari okayed the arrest of Mohammed Umar, after perusing reports alleging that the retired Air Force officer ran a blackmailing and extortion cartel, officials said.

Mr. Umar was arrested last week as operatives of the State Security Service (SSS) raided his Abuja home.

Those familiar with the matter said before moving against the retired officer, the Director General of the SSS, Lawal Daura, met with Mr. Buhari where he tabled reports suggesting that the panel member had been busy using the name of the president and other top officials of the administration to intimidate, extort and blackmail individuals and businesses.

“The president became worried and jittery when he was confronted with the way a man he trusted had been behaving,” a presidency source said. “So he ordered that he should be picked up while the allegations against him are thoroughly investigated.”

Security sources told this newspaper that documents seized from Mr. Umar’s residence during a raid on June 19 included classified documents from the president’s office, details of government transactions from the Central Bank of Nigeria, and details of bank transactions belonging to the Office of the National Security Adviser.

A document containing details of disbursements made to the Nigerian armed forces and security agencies was also recovered during the raid.

Mr. Umar retired as an air commodore in the Nigerian Air Force in January 2014. While in service, he headed the Air Force’s Holding Company as well as the Air Force Properties Limited.

He retired into enormous wealth, officials involved in the investigations said.

Currently, he has six companies, including a private jet company with a fleet size of 10 aircraft, officials said.

Security sources also said he is also one of Abuja’s biggest property owners.

“Many top government functionaries live in his houses in Abuja,” a security source said. “He also has properties in Dubai and London.”

Ally or double agent?

Mr. Umar became a close ally of President Buhari shortly after the 2015 elections.

Armed with a cache of information on Nigeria’s security contracts during the immediate past administration of Goodluck Jonathan, he soon became a key figure in the president’s investigative committee on arms procurement.

“He suggested most members of the panel,” another presidential source told PREMIUM TIMES.

However, investigators said Mr. Umar’s swift rise to relevance in President Buhari’s administration was beginning to raise concerns regarding whether the new administration failed to conduct a thorough background check on him, or simply ignored the man’s past.

Officials said Mr. Umar was one of the first military officers to be arrested by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission just years after the anti-graft agency was established.

He was detained for salary and procurement fraud in the Air Force, but the matter was later handed over to the military for trial, those familiar with the matter said.

Our sources said Mr. Umar was compelled to make refunds, and the matter was brushed aside allowing the man to return to the force.

Multiple officials told PREMIUM TIMES that Mr. Umar’s stupendous wealth has always confounded several of his colleagues.

“As far back as 20 years ago, when his annual salary couldn’t afford a car, Mr. Umar had a private jet,” one source said.

Married to the daughter of a former Nigerian petroleum minister, Rilwan Lukman, Mr. Umar ran local and international businesses while he served in the Nigerian Air Force, one source said.

Cash Only

According to court documents seen by PREMIUM TIMES, Mr. Umar carried out his recent deals in cash only.

Despite owning a private jet company and multiple real estates across the world, the total amount traced to his bank accounts was only N165 million.

The total value of currencies evacuated from his residence during the raid was at least N300 million.

Security officials believe he received the cash payments – in breach of the money laundering law.

Investigators are also trying to determine whether the cash were proceeds of illicit deals and influence peddling.

Those close to him told PREMIUM TIMES that part of the cash taken from Mr. Umar’s home were payments for services rendered by his private jet company, Easy Jet Integrated Services Limited – from two cargo flights from Nairobi to Houston and Nairobi to Hong Kong.

Investigators said they are working to verify the claims.

Other properties seized from the retired officer’s home during the raid include 13 luxury cars – One Range Rover, two Rolls Royce, two Bentleys, one BMW 7-series, one Mercedes 5550, one Lexus Sports, one Audi R8 and one Porsche Panamera GTs.

As of Monday, Mr. Umar was still held at the State Security Service detention centre in Abuja as security officials continued with investigations into the matter.

The presidency refused to comment for this story saying it was within the scope of the National Security Adviser (NSA).