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Re: Foreign Missions To Monitor Magu’s Screening By Senate by danigbo(m): 9:32am On Mar 15, 2017
If MAGU is not confirmed today.
I Will go on hunger strike !
Re: Foreign Missions To Monitor Magu’s Screening By Senate by JAHseal: 9:33am On Mar 15, 2017
If dey no monitor & expose dem, dey will rubbish Magu's screening in order 2 pave way 4 d indicted corrupt thieves 2 enjoy dia loots & keep milking us dry. Nonsense pple!
See what dey are trying 2 do 2 Col. Ali (customs boss); dey want 2 box him 2 submission (and/or resignation) so dat d old fantastically corrupt business-as-usual order wil continue. #GodWillPunishTheseCriminals!

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Re: Foreign Missions To Monitor Magu’s Screening By Senate by TijaniAbu: 9:35am On Mar 15, 2017
The world is a global village. The foreign missions want a strong efcc that adheres to global best practice, they do not want Magu heading it because Magu is not only personally corrupt, most of the efcc's grandstanding under Magu is not only illegal in non-adherence to Rule Of Law, it destroys the investigative integrity of potential cases the foreign countries have interest in. In any civilised democracy, a ham-fisted Magu can never even be nominated to head any crime fighting agency.

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Re: Foreign Missions To Monitor Magu’s Screening By Senate by ehikwe22: 9:35am On Mar 15, 2017
Magu is working but only when PDP members or someone that has beef with President is involved. Are These foreign missions supporting him blind to the obvious witch-hunt and one-sided justice? One-sided justice is injustice. And what gives the foreign mission right to dabble into our internal affairs?
Re: Foreign Missions To Monitor Magu’s Screening By Senate by Goke7: 9:36am On Mar 15, 2017
figure007:
Foreign missions ? That's one other aspect of backwardness .... You are not competent enough to carryout a simple screening unless you involve foreigners?? Am just speechless self.... Nigeria wake up now.... If you ask them the amount to get the foreigners now you hear millions upon millions ....oga o

if the senate has comported themselves properly no foreign missions will be involved. They threw out magu's name initially without hearing from him so what were they trying to hide?

We can't simply govern ourselves as Nigerians with all our noise so don't be surprised if foreigners will always come around to teach us how to behave.
Re: Foreign Missions To Monitor Magu’s Screening By Senate by DeRuggedProf: 9:38am On Mar 15, 2017
figure007:
Foreign missions ? That's one other aspect of backwardness .... You are not competent enough to carryout a simple screening unless you involve foreigners?? Am just speechless self.... Nigeria wake up now.... If you ask them the amount to get the foreigners now you hear millions upon millions ....oga o

Read the news again. The foreign missions have all along known that the criminal senators (RATS) do not want a CAT(MAGU) to oversee the KITCHEN.
this move is so cool as the foreign missions will immediately identify the RATS that are against MAGU and beam a searchlight on them and I GUARANTEE you 100%, there will be ELEPHANT SKELETONS to discover.. angry
Re: Foreign Missions To Monitor Magu’s Screening By Senate by Adiola(f): 9:42am On Mar 15, 2017
momentarylapse:


CONFAM.

angry
what ll the emissaries do compel the the senate to confirm him o thought Nigeria is a sovereign nation without interference from anyone or body or does it only apply when it comes to Biafra ....magu Wong be the chairman and thats all
Re: Foreign Missions To Monitor Magu’s Screening By Senate by jumpandpas(m): 9:53am On Mar 15, 2017
DropShot:
Amazing development.

Better if the screening can be transmitted on live tv.

If Magu must be rejected, let it be on genuine and sound grounds. Not because of impending doom awaiting some senators/reps at his hands.


cheesy cheesy cheesy

I am not a cry cry baby that always cry to the mods when attacked. I am not a coward that can't finish the war he started. I am not of them that are of feeble mind. I am not of them that can't keep under their body and bring same under subjection. No barber can remove my brain while barbing me. Hope you know me now?.
Re: Foreign Missions To Monitor Magu’s Screening By Senate by Bimpe29: 10:04am On Mar 15, 2017
Let him (Magu) continue to Barrow all economic and financial Jammeh as fast as possible.
Re: Foreign Missions To Monitor Magu’s Screening By Senate by momentarylapse: 10:10am On Mar 15, 2017
Adiola:
what ll the emissaries do compel the the senate to confirm him o thought Nigeria is a sovereign nation without interference from anyone or body or does it only apply when it comes to Biafra ....magu Wong be the chairman and thats all


Can you stop him? Or is it ipob that wants to stop him? The senate is doing their due diligence! It is called a vetting process and once he is vetted and seen to be in the clear he will be cleared! Simple! We all know all the delays are being caused by some pained senators whose toes have been stepped on as well them trying to assist some big fishes who have been cornered!
Re: Foreign Missions To Monitor Magu’s Screening By Senate by clickwtB(m): 10:23am On Mar 15, 2017
yns4real:
Some foreign missions and donor agencies will monitor today’s screening of Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) Acting Chairman Ibrahim Magu. Besides, some Peoples Democratic Party(PDP) senators have opted to support Magu’s confirmation as the fourth chairman of the anti-graft agency. The senators reportedly met yesterday.

It was also learnt that Senate President Bukola Saraki briefed the leadership of the chamber on the controversial reports of the Department of State Services (DSS) on Magu. But the details of the brief were kept under wraps as at the time of filing this report.
The embassies, The Nation learnt, directed some of their desk officers, mostly in the intelligence unit, to monitor the confirmation.
Although the notice of the screening was sudden, more than 10 foreign missions and donor agencies have put some officials on the alert to monitor the session.

A top official of one of the missions said: “We heard of the confirmation notice at short notice but we have put all steps in place to monitor the process. “We are interested in Magu’s screening because it might determine the direction of your anti-graft war.
“So far, I think we are about 10 missions and agencies that have compared notes on the screening.” Another said: “We were caught unawares but we will send a representative to the screening to watch the development.
“We want to monitor the process to gauge the mindset of the Senate and Magu.” Responding to a question, the source added: “Some intelligence organisations collaborating with EFCC are interested in the screening too.”

Following the persistent intrigues over Magu’s fate, there is anxiety among some donor agencies, anti-graft war partners and foreign missions. Most of them rate Magu highly.

Some of the donor agencies and partners that have collaborated with the EFCC include United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), US Justice Department, the DFID, FBI, the National Crime Agency( NCA), the Metropolitan Police, the Interpol, City of London police, Serious Organized Crime Agency(SOCA), UK-sponsored Justice 4 All (J4ALL) , the Commonwealth Secretariat, the Western Australia Police and some foreign missions. The UNODC project led to the treatment of more than 5000 petitions, 400 convictions and the recovery of about $6.5billion criminal proceeds.

Some of the assistance to EFCC are as follows:
•The US Federal Bureau of Investigation(FBI) donation of a forensic work station, titled F.R.E.D (Forensic Recovery of Evidence Device).
•The payment of forensic accountant that assisted the EFCC to uncover those accused in the fuel subsidy fraud.
•Joint tactical and operational activities like collaboration with the Interpol, City of London police, Serious Organized Crime Agency(SOCA).
•NCA collaboration with EFCC to probe the oil sector during the tenure of a former Minister of Petroleum Resources, Mrs. Diezani Alison- Madueke.
•Ongoing MoU between EFCC and Western Australia Police are to combat internet fraud and money laundering.

It was learnt that some of the opposition senators claimed that they had decided to support Magu out of their belief in the anti-graft war and commitment to a new order.

http://thenationonlineng.net/foreign-missions-monitor-magus-screening-senate/
Excellent this could the game changer!!!!!!
Re: Foreign Missions To Monitor Magu’s Screening By Senate by AlanSugar(m): 10:23am On Mar 15, 2017
adioolayi:
The Senate should confirm this man..... What exactly are they afraid of

They are afraid of the inability to steal in the near future and till the expiration of their tenures as the man will do a great job to plug all leaking thievable holes while he remains in office.
Re: Foreign Missions To Monitor Magu’s Screening By Senate by AlanSugar(m): 10:26am On Mar 15, 2017
cosby02:
Actually, to be realistic, i do not like to lie, i have nothing to say. F***f senate, f***k magu, f***k foreign observers....mitweeew

Can you also f***k out of here as well? grin grin grin
Re: Foreign Missions To Monitor Magu’s Screening By Senate by figure007(m): 10:27am On Mar 15, 2017
Goke7:


if the senate has comported themselves properly no foreign missions will be involved. They threw out magu's name initially without hearing from him so what were they trying to hide?

We can't simply govern ourselves as Nigerians with all our noise so don't be surprised if foreigners will always come around to teach us how to behave.
.... Honestly this country is something else in terms of governing and organisation.... I was discussing with my uncle lately as regards what a man who has travelled far and near said **some countries are already debating on how to start using electric cars to replace fuel and to stop depending on fuel but our useless senators and house will still sit down deliberating on some useless issues that need no debate .....i don't just know how to explain this.... We need revolution in this country .... Like I use to think ,though it may look stupid but honestly maybe whites should come and colonise us again and help us build the country ....cos all these black leaders are just dindinrin...
Re: Foreign Missions To Monitor Magu’s Screening By Senate by Ovamboland(m): 10:28am On Mar 15, 2017
ehikwe22:
Magu is working but only when PDP members or someone that has beef with President is involved. Are These foreign missions supporting him blind to the obvious witch-hunt and one-sided justice? One-sided justice is injustice. And what gives the foreign mission right to dabble into our internal affairs?

You forget it's internal affairs when you collect money from them
Re: Foreign Missions To Monitor Magu’s Screening By Senate by Tarzaa(m): 10:30am On Mar 15, 2017
DropShot:
Amazing development.

Better if the screening can be transmitted on live tv.

If Magu must be rejected, let it be on genuine and sound grounds. Not because of impending doom awaiting some senators/reps at his hands.


cheesy cheesy cheesy
Exactly!
Re: Foreign Missions To Monitor Magu’s Screening By Senate by ehikwe22: 10:33am On Mar 15, 2017
Ovamboland:


You forget it's internal affairs when you collect money from them
Yes, honestly, I don't blame them much. But come to think of it, they're indirectly responsible for the things happening in Nigeria. They planted the seed during colonial era and watered it. Now, they make sure the least qualified people among us hold on to power
Re: Foreign Missions To Monitor Magu’s Screening By Senate by mechanics(m): 10:36am On Mar 15, 2017
Good news, the good has prevail over his enemies
Re: Foreign Missions To Monitor Magu’s Screening By Senate by oyinkinola: 10:59am On Mar 15, 2017
...they would be there to take note of sycophants!
Re: Foreign Missions To Monitor Magu’s Screening By Senate by Dareomo(m): 11:22am On Mar 15, 2017
Let Magu remain undetered, any Legislator find wanting should be accountable.
Re: Foreign Missions To Monitor Magu’s Screening By Senate by Nobody: 11:33am On Mar 15, 2017
Re: Foreign Missions To Monitor Magu’s Screening By Senate by Goke7: 12:55pm On Mar 15, 2017
figure007:
.... Honestly this country is something else in terms of governing and organisation.... I was discussing with my uncle lately as regards what a man who has travelled far and near said **some countries are already debating on how to start using electric cars to replace fuel and to stop depending on fuel but our useless senators and house will still sit down deliberating on some useless issues that need no debate .....i don't just know how to explain this.... We need revolution in this country .... Like I use to think ,though it may look stupid but honestly maybe whites should come and colonise us again and help us build the country ....cos all these black leaders are just dindinrin...

Trump was right, we need to be re-colonised again cos we no sabi, na party and chop chop naim we know.

ordinary electricity which many african countries no longer battle with, we can't fix
Re: Foreign Missions To Monitor Magu’s Screening By Senate by Emassive(m): 4:27pm On Mar 15, 2017
Oyinbo zombie. So you thinl with all the big country and names that our senators will go down on their knees
ikaboy:
They have no choice this time.
Re: Foreign Missions To Monitor Magu’s Screening By Senate by gudofuck231: 12:43am On Mar 16, 2017
yns4real:
Some foreign missions and donor agencies will monitor today’s screening of Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) Acting Chairman Ibrahim Magu. Besides, some Peoples Democratic Party(PDP) senators have opted to support Magu’s confirmation as the fourth chairman of the anti-graft agency. The senators reportedly met yesterday.

It was also learnt that Senate President Bukola Saraki briefed the leadership of the chamber on the controversial reports of the Department of State Services (DSS) on Magu. But the details of the brief were kept under wraps as at the time of filing this report.
The embassies, The Nation learnt, directed some of their desk officers, mostly in the intelligence unit, to monitor the confirmation.
Although the notice of the screening was sudden, more than 10 foreign missions and donor agencies have put some officials on the alert to monitor the session.

A top official of one of the missions said: “We heard of the confirmation notice at short notice but we have put all steps in place to monitor the process. “We are interested in Magu’s screening because it might determine the direction of your anti-graft war.
“So far, I think we are about 10 missions and agencies that have compared notes on the screening.” Another said: “We were caught unawares but we will send a representative to the screening to watch the development.
“We want to monitor the process to gauge the mindset of the Senate and Magu.” Responding to a question, the source added: “Some intelligence organisations collaborating with EFCC are interested in the screening too.”

Following the persistent intrigues over Magu’s fate, there is anxiety among some donor agencies, anti-graft war partners and foreign missions. Most of them rate Magu highly.

Some of the donor agencies and partners that have collaborated with the EFCC include United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), US Justice Department, the DFID, FBI, the National Crime Agency( NCA), the Metropolitan Police, the Interpol, City of London police, Serious Organized Crime Agency(SOCA), UK-sponsored Justice 4 All (J4ALL) , the Commonwealth Secretariat, the Western Australia Police and some foreign missions. The UNODC project led to the treatment of more than 5000 petitions, 400 convictions and the recovery of about $6.5billion criminal proceeds.

Some of the assistance to EFCC are as follows:
•The US Federal Bureau of Investigation(FBI) donation of a forensic work station, titled F.R.E.D (Forensic Recovery of Evidence Device).
•The payment of forensic accountant that assisted the EFCC to uncover those accused in the fuel subsidy fraud.
•Joint tactical and operational activities like collaboration with the Interpol, City of London police, Serious Organized Crime Agency(SOCA).
•NCA collaboration with EFCC to probe the oil sector during the tenure of a former Minister of Petroleum Resources, Mrs. Diezani Alison- Madueke.
•Ongoing MoU between EFCC and Western Australia Police are to combat internet fraud and money laundering.

It was learnt that some of the opposition senators claimed that they had decided to support Magu out of their belief in the anti-graft war and commitment to a new order.

http://thenationonlineng.net/foreign-missions-monitor-magus-screening-senate/

Nigeria is not for sale, and she's not a LovePeddler u can pay and Bleep.
Re: Foreign Missions To Monitor Magu’s Screening By Senate by gudofuck231: 12:46am On Mar 16, 2017
adioolayi:
The Senate should confirm this man..... What exactly are they afraid of

U get palm oil for hand u wan dust ashes from my white agbada?
Do u need a manual?

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