Tareq1105:


He said it was his savings when he was MD of the company.

Ireportlive:


You can have shares and stakes in any company and that's not conflict of intrest

As long as you are not a director or staff

Ireportlive:


You can have shares and stakes in any company and that's not conflict of intrest

As long as you are not a director or staff

Really? Surely those Shares should have been declared as part of your Assets when you took office.
What’s to guarantee that your policies as Governor would not favour the companies where you have Shares?
Like Peter Obi putting $50million of Anambra State money in Fidelity Bank where he owned substantial shares?
That’s what Reno Omokri said oooo. Hehehehe!

Alexiiydon:
i am foolish but when it comes to my stupid conehead tribe, we are useless jst like our ancestors, Yeriba foolishness no be here we are very foolish

slowice:
Lol,.. For me, it's poor Nigerians on nairaland giving advice to criminals stealing their common wealth on how not to implicate themselves in public

Suffer nor dey tire una?

Instead being infuriated by such revelation una dey give guidelines on how to run matter safely

Alexiiydon:
Lol the east should start holding their leaders for their woes and leave the Nigeria govt out of their problem this are the people who felt they can do better without being part of Nigeria imagine the embezzlement whey go they happen if they mistakenly get the Biafra nation they keep wailing about because I know people worst than this will be the one to rule them

Praxis758:
No Nigerian law permits any elected political officer to run a private business simultaneously with the office he’s holding, so Akpabio should explain to us the type of business that fetched him that huge amount as a sitting governor.

Such an amount could only come from kickbacks, contracts inflation and state funds.

Passionnn:
This Wike uncontrolled broken tap of a mouth will soon run all of them into big wahala

Depriest2020:
The problem with Wike is that he doesn't know when, how, what to talk in public. He could have simply said Akpabio gave him full support and every necessary assistance needed during his campaign to be governor, since he knew Akpabio was a sitting governor then, to avoid this unnecessarily making Akpabio to make clarification.

Praxis758:
No Nigerian law permits any elected political officer to run a private business simultaneously with the office he’s holding, so Akpabio should explain to us the type of business that fetched him that huge amount as a sitting governor.

Such an amount could only come from kickbacks, contracts inflation and state funds.

EBMedia:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SeSJaswg_PY



https://igberetvnews.com/1446901/n200m-gave-wike-savings-government-money-akpabio/

mutantninja:

Because every Nigerian is criminal minded apart from you who is a saint

Dancebreaker:


The corrupt money advisers here on Nairaland if given half a chance will loot more than any sitting politician.

That is the fact. They even already know how to hide it and not say pim better than sitting veteran looters.
That tells you the hopeless state of corruption.

Nfora:


Foolish talk.

The law does not permit N200million donation from a single person.

N200million from personal savings indeed.


only a thief would have the guts to dash somebody N200million from a hard earned salary "savings".

For you to donate N200million from you salary "savings", you must have about a billion naira as total salary "savings" .

We have a confirmed criminal as Senate president!

It is very disgusting and shameful ,that people like you, would keep on encouraging and supporting criminals and criminality.

Depriest2020:
The problem with Wike is that he doesn't know when, how, what to talk in public. He could have simply said Akpabio gave him full support and every necessary assistance needed during his campaign to be governor, since he knew Akpabio was a sitting governor then, to avoid this unnecessarily making Akpabio to make clarification.

Kion:
okay goat fixed it for you
Brain dead conehead wey no go school

Maliqcious:
akwa ibom is south south right

Depriest2020:
The problem with Wike is that he doesn't know when, how, what to talk in public. He could have simply said Akpabio gave him full support and every necessary assistance needed during his campaign to be governor, since he knew Akpabio was a sitting governor then, to avoid this unnecessarily making Akpabio to make clarification.

otomatic:


Which law is that, that limits the amount of money that can be gifted? Can you show us the relevant sections?
About having 1B to give 200M, someone who is not a giver can never give even if he has 100B.
A giver can give his last card.
I believe you have never given someone your last card before.

No individual or other entity shall donate to a candidate more than
N50,000,000.
(9) A candidate who knowingly acts in contravention of this section,
commits an offence and is liable on conviction to a fine of 1% of the amount
permitted as the limit of campaign expenditure under this Act or imprisonment
for a term not more than 12 months or both.
(10) Any individual who knowingly acts in contravention of subsection
(9) is liable on conviction to a maximum fine of N500,000 or imprisonment for
a term of nine months or both.

Alexiiydon:
but they are part of the east when it comes to Biafra foolishness I said this because i want to know what you people will say SS is not Biafra so you guys are dot in the circle

Nfora:


Very nonsensical and rubbish talk!

It seems you are a beneficiary of crook and criminal politicians. You give your last card of N200m to a politician abi?

A last card of N200million would have gone a long way in solving the poverty situation in Akwa Ibom, by empowering at least 400 Akwa Ibomites, with at least N500,000 for micro businesses.
1,000 people can still benefit for micro trading enterprises, at 200,000 each.



The electoral act 2022 is very clear:

88.—(1) Election expenses shall not exceed the sum stipulated in
subsections (2)-(7).
(2) The maximum election expenses to be incurred by a candidate at a
presidential election shall not exceed N5,000,000,000.
(3) The maximum amount of election expenses to be incurred by a
candidate in respect of governorship election shall not exceed N1,000,000,000.
(4) The maximum amount of election expenses to be incurred by a
candidate in respect of Senatorial and House of Representatives seat shall not
exceed N100,000,000 and N70,000,000 respectively.
(5) In the case of State Assembly election, the maximum amount of
election expenses to be incurred by a candidate shall not exceed N30,000,000.
(6) In the case of a chairmanship election to an Area Council, the
maximum amount of election expenses to be incurred by a candidate shall not
exceed N30,000,000.
(7) In the case of Councillorship election to an Area Council, the maximum
amount of election expenses to be incurred by a candidate shall not exceed
N5,000,000.
( No individual or other entity shall donate to a candidate more than
N50,000,000.
(9) A candidate who knowingly acts in contravention of this section,
commits an offence and is liable on conviction to a fine of 1% of the amount
permitted as the limit of campaign expenditure under this Act or imprisonment
for a term not more than 12 months or both.
(10) Any individual who knowingly acts in contravention of subsection
(9) is liable on conviction to a maximum fine of N500,000 or imprisonment for
a term of nine months or both.

Praxis758:
No Nigerian law permits any elected political officer to run a private business simultaneously with the office he’s holding, so Akpabio should explain to us the type of business that fetched him that huge amount as a sitting governor.

Such an amount could only come from kickbacks, contracts inflation and state funds.

Praxis758:
No Nigerian law permits any elected political officer to run a private business simultaneously with the office he’s holding, so Akpabio should explain to us the type of business that fetched him that huge amount as a sitting governor.

Such an amount could only come from kickbacks, contracts inflation and state funds.

Tinububalls:

I will be a fool to say a Bini man must be part of Biafra.

Alexiiydon:
so you agree Biafra is nothing but a stupid wailing from your people