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Re: N4.6bn ONSA Fund Shared To Organise Prayers Against Insecurity – EFCC Witness by Rich4god(m): 11:53am On Jan 31
If say them use this money organize vigilante, they will definitely handle our security issues.
Re: N4.6bn ONSA Fund Shared To Organise Prayers Against Insecurity – EFCC Witness by Metrofox(m): 11:55am On Jan 31
grin at this point make them off light make everybody go sleep... everybody enter bush, back to your natural habitat, civilization is not for you. Animals

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Re: N4.6bn ONSA Fund Shared To Organise Prayers Against Insecurity – EFCC Witness by bikefab(m): 11:57am On Jan 31
Only in Nigeria, people substitute hardwork with prayers and then wait for miracles. These presumed men of God, in their godlessness will pocket these monies for their private purposes. What a nation.
Re: N4.6bn ONSA Fund Shared To Organise Prayers Against Insecurity – EFCC Witness by aywagze(m): 12:01pm On Jan 31
Money to organize prayers ..another one ..🤔
Re: N4.6bn ONSA Fund Shared To Organise Prayers Against Insecurity – EFCC Witness by Fkmodhi: 12:03pm On Jan 31
Manna food is ready oooo because nah here we go find you
Re: N4.6bn ONSA Fund Shared To Organise Prayers Against Insecurity – EFCC Witness by onuman: 12:20pm On Jan 31
FreeStuffsNG:
Speaking further, he added that the amount was paid in instalments between 2014 and 2015, noting that N783m, being part of the money, came from the SAS account.

The witness said Abdallah Wali, a former senator, who received N580m from the company, told the EFCC that the money was meant for his governorship election campaign in Sokoto in 2015.


The locust years of ex President Goodluck Jonathan. Smh.

At this same period, the Federal Government and almost 30 states in the federation were owing several months of salaries while states like Imo and Benue had directed civil servants to go work on their farms two days out of the 5 working days so that hunger will not kill all of them. Thank God that Nigerians outlived that GEJ era.
May God bless Nigeria for ever! Check my signature for free stuffs!
Na all of you.

You sect steal money from the federal purse to pray against insecurity, after your political and religious leaders of the 12 far northern Nigeria states fetched firewood infested with red ants through their adoption of unconstitutional Islamic sharia criminal justice system between 1999-2001. Boko Haram emerged thereafter. Boko Haram says it's fighting for a Nigeria to be governed with Sharia criminal laws. Sharia criminal laws include stoning people to death for blasphemy, stoning women to death for adultery, cutting out the hands of thieves, etc.

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Re: N4.6bn ONSA Fund Shared To Organise Prayers Against Insecurity – EFCC Witness by lotkyes200: 12:22pm On Jan 31
Haaaa for prayers let him name the people he have the money to for the prayers and howucj each was given to.

Tell us you share money to your friend because if you say for prayers and in Sokoto am sure not one Church got a dime. So na only una sabi pray well we have seen the answers already in Sokoto, Zamfara and Katsina.
Re: N4.6bn ONSA Fund Shared To Organise Prayers Against Insecurity – EFCC Witness by Hassanmaye(m): 12:42pm On Jan 31
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Re: N4.6bn ONSA Fund Shared To Organise Prayers Against Insecurity – EFCC Witness by Larryndelaw: 1:39pm On Jan 31
This is the same Jonathan Some people are claiming to.be messiah today. The same PDP some people including Arise TV wants to bring back to govern the country.
Re: N4.6bn ONSA Fund Shared To Organise Prayers Against Insecurity – EFCC Witness by pacespot(m): 2:20pm On Jan 31
₦4.6 billions for prayers against insecurity or to buy arms for the people and security operatives to protect them
Re: N4.6bn ONSA Fund Shared To Organise Prayers Against Insecurity – EFCC Witness by erioluwa869: 6:18pm On Jan 31
Criminals !!!Criminals !!!...
Re: N4.6bn ONSA Fund Shared To Organise Prayers Against Insecurity – EFCC Witness by Growing(m): 6:20pm On Jan 31
"N1billion went to Bureau de Change to convert to dollars."

Just this one - 1B.

Imagine how rampant people must be exchanging.

Imagine how much has been and is being exchanged collectively.
Re: N4.6bn ONSA Fund Shared To Organise Prayers Against Insecurity – EFCC Witness by Apel147(m): 7:03pm On Jan 31
Watch as hypocrites will avoid this post because these monies were stolen during Jonathan government! It shouldn't be a problem since it was PDP 😊 this same folks are the ones shouting obidient! Hypocrites
Re: N4.6bn ONSA Fund Shared To Organise Prayers Against Insecurity – EFCC Witness by freemanq(m): 8:25pm On Jan 31
Who did they offer such wicked prayers to?

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