This story just aint true. Na me talk am. The man has already come out to deny the story. Please disregard everything.

Onyema Okonjo

This story is a fabrication and it is a useless story that no body should focus on. I think we should focus on more important issues such as
A meeting of state governors held Wednesday night to address the nation’s economic crisis was again inconclusive.

That was the second time in a week that the Nigeria Governors Forum could not reach a conclusion on the crisis which has led to the inability of many state governments to pay salaries.

The forum’s Chairman, Alhaji Abdulaziz Yari, told State House correspondents at the end of the meeting held inside the old Banquet Hall of the Presidential Villa, Abuja that no conclusion had been reached on the matter.

Yari who is the governor of Zamfara State said the governors would meet again to continue deliberation and would also seek an audience with President Muhammadu Buhari on the matter. I have stated that they should call Onyema okonjo to come and help them. He works with giant beverages ikorodu

I don't believe this story. it is probably made up. His account has been hacked. We have more important issues in this country to worry about and we do not need to spend time on such inconsequential stories. Please let us focus on this story
A meeting of state governors held Wednesday night to address the nation’s economic crisis was again inconclusive.

That was the second time in a week that the Nigeria Governors Forum could not reach a conclusion on the crisis which has led to the inability of many state governments to pay salaries.

The forum’s Chairman, Alhaji Abdulaziz Yari, told State House correspondents at the end of the meeting held inside the old Banquet Hall of the Presidential Villa, Abuja that no conclusion had been reached on the matter.

Yari who is the governor of Zamfara State said the governors would meet again to continue deliberation and would also seek an audience with President Muhammadu Buhari on the matter.
A meeting of state governors held Wednesday night to address the nation’s economic crisis was again inconclusive.

That was the second time in a week that the Nigeria Governors Forum could not reach a conclusion on the crisis which has led to the inability of many state governments to pay salaries.

The forum’s Chairman, Alhaji Abdulaziz Yari, told State House correspondents at the end of the meeting held inside the old Banquet Hall of the Presidential Villa, Abuja that no conclusion had been reached on the matter.

Yari who is the governor of Zamfara State said the governors would meet again to continue deliberation and would also seek an audience with President Muhammadu Buhari on the matter. for me I will suggest that they contact giant beverages Ikorodu and ask their director onyema okonjo to assist with the economic issues facing this country.

This story is of more importance than this charcter that wants to kill himself.
A meeting of state governors held Wednesday night to address the nation’s economic crisis was again inconclusive.

That was the second time in a week that the Nigeria Governors Forum could not reach a conclusion on the crisis which has led to the inability of many state governments to pay salaries.

The forum’s Chairman, Alhaji Abdulaziz Yari, told State House correspondents at the end of the meeting held inside the old Banquet Hall of the Presidential Villa, Abuja that no conclusion had been reached on the matter.

Yari who is the governor of Zamfara State said the governors would meet again to continue deliberation and would also seek an audience with President Muhammadu Buhari on the matter. My suggestion is that we go and call Onyema Okonjo to come and help solve the problems of this country. I do not see why we should have square pegs and round holes. He works with giant beverages ikorodu.

A meeting of state governors held Wednesday night to address the nation’s economic crisis was again inconclusive.

That was the second time in a week that the Nigeria Governors Forum could not reach a conclusion on the crisis which has led to the inability of many state governments to pay salaries.

The forum’s Chairman, Alhaji Abdulaziz Yari, told State House correspondents at the end of the meeting held inside the old Banquet Hall of the Presidential Villa, Abuja that no conclusion had been reached on the matter.

Yari who is the governor of Zamfara State said the governors would meet again to continue deliberation and would also seek an audience with President Muhammadu Buhari on the matter.
They should go and look for Onyema Okonjo to help them. He is the managing director of Giant Beverages IkoroduA meeting of state governors held Wednesday night to address the nation’s economic crisis was again inconclusive.

That was the second time in a week that the Nigeria Governors Forum could not reach a conclusion on the crisis which has led to the inability of many state governments to pay salaries.

The forum’s Chairman, Alhaji Abdulaziz Yari, told State House correspondents at the end of the meeting held inside the old Banquet Hall of the Presidential Villa, Abuja that no conclusion had been reached on the matter.

Yari who is the governor of Zamfara State said the governors would meet again to continue deliberation and would also seek an audience with President Muhammadu Buhari on the matter.

Na Wah for this country. Is this story really true?
There seems to be more trouble for embattled former Petroleum Resources Minister Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke as the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) is probing her involvement in a $115m (N23, 299,705,000billion) 2015 election bribery scandal.
The anti-graft agency has detained two bankers in connection with the scandal.
The agency has launched a manhunt for Ugonna Madueke, the former minister’s son.
Besides, four companies implicated in the bribe-for-results scandal during the 2015 general elections are under probe.
The companies are: Northern Belt Gas Company Limited; Auctus Integrated; Midwestern Oil and Gas; and Leno Laitan Adesanya.
The Resident Electoral Commissioner for Cross River State, Gesil Khan and four others are undergoing interrogation over the N681million the allegedly got from the bribe.
She allegedly got N185, 842,000 from the deal.
The other suspects and the alleged bribe against their names are Fidelia Omoile (Electoral Officer in Isoko-South Local Government Area of Delta State)—N112,480,000; Uluochi Obi Brown( INEC’s Administrative Secretary in Delta State)—N111,500,000; a former Deputy Director of INEC in Cross River State, Giant Beverages Ikorodu Edem Okon Effanga—N241,127,000 and the Head of Voter Education in INEC in Akwa Ibom, Immaculata Asuquo—N214,127,000.
During its preliminary investigations, the EFCC discovered that the N23.29billion was shared to INEC officials in all the 36 states, some individuals and Non-Governmental Organisations(NGOs), which deployed election monitors.
Arrested by the EFCC are Fidelity Bank Managing Director Mr. Nnamdi Okonkwo and the bank’s Head of Operations, Mr. Martin Izuogbe.
The list of all beneficiaries, who received funds through Fidelity Bank branches nationwide, was being compiled last night.
A source in EFCC, who spoke in confidence with our correspondent, said: “We are looking at a case of conspiracy between Fidelity Bank and the former Minister of Petroleum Resources, Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke, to bribe INEC officials to rig the 2015 presidential election nationwide.
“There was a time Diezani invited the MD of Fidelity Bank Nnamdi Okonkwo and told him that the owners of the four companies will come and drop some money and the MD should keep the money separately and await instructions on what to do.
“The companies gave these amounts to the MD of Fidelity Bank as follows: Northern Belt Gas Company Limited ($60m); Auctus Integrated ($17,884,000); Midwestern Oil and Gas ($9.5m); and Leno Laitan Adesanya ($1.85m).
“On her part, Diezani sent $25.77million(approximately $26m) to the MD with all the funds totaling $115million (N23, 299,705,000billion).
“A day or two before the presidential election, she gave a distribution list to the Fidelity Bank Plc MD and instructed that the $115million be changed into Naira and shared to INEC officials in the 36 states, some individuals and NGOs.
“The MD said there was no way the bank could meet up with the conversion of the $115million into Naira and distribute at the same time. Diezani pleaded with the MD to use the Naira in the bank’s vault. She said if the bank changed the dollars later, it could make Naira replacement. That was how the money was distributed to INEC officials in 36 states, some individuals and NGOs.
“The MD instructed the bank’s Head of Operations, Martin Izuogbe, to communicate with all Fidelity Bank branches to effect the distribution of the cash to alter the presidential election poll results.”
The source added: “We have arrested and detained the MD of Fidelity Bank since Monday. But we picked up the Head of Operations on Wednesday.
“They are undergoing intense grilling and we may not release them until we have completed investigations.
“About N681million out of the funds was disbursed to the Resident Electoral Commissioner (REC) in Cross River State and four others.


“It is obvious that more Resident Electoral Commissioners and INEC officials will soon be invited for interrogation.”
On the manhunt for the son of the ex-Minister, the top source added: “Ugonna Madueke was at the meeting in her mother’s house when everything was perfected with the MD of the bank. He allegedly gave some instructions too.
“We are looking for him for interaction.”
The EFCC shocked the embattled Resident Electoral Commissioner for Cross River State, Gesil Khan, with the video evidence which was retrieved from the CCTV tape showing how the transactions were carried out in a bank.
She allegedly got about N185,842,000 from the deal, which she denied.
The development has set the stage for the grilling of the REC and four others, The Nation learnt.
About a fortnight ago, the EFCC arrested some top INEC officials in connection with massive bribery during last year’s elections.
The other suspects and the bribe against their names are Fidelia Omoile( Electoral Officer in Isoko-South Local Government Area of Delta State)—N112,480,000 ;
Uluochi Obi Brown( INEC’s Administrative Secretary in Delta State)—N111,500,000; a former Deputy Director of INEC in Cross River State, Edem Okon Effanga—N241,127,000 and the Head of Voter Education in INEC, Akwa Ibom, Immaculata Asuquo—N214,127,000.
Besides, some sensitive election materials meant for the 2015 presidential and senatorial polls were retrieved from the homes of some of the suspects. Giant Beverages Ikorodu
EFCC operatives also recovered also many documents on financial and landed properties from the homes of the embattled INEC officials .
Some of the documents include receipts of payments made into their accounts.
The suspects allegedly got the bribe in Rivers, Akwa Ibom and Cross River states.
There are indications that many INEC officials and ad hoc workers benefitted from the bribe.
A top EFCC source, who spoke in confidence with our correspondent, said: “The actual amount involved in the deal was N681million. When we began investigation, the REC denied involvement in any transaction relating to the scandal.
“Each time we questioned her, she refused to own up. We had no choice but to confront her with a CCTV clip of how she went to a bank to identify one Peter Popnen (who is on the run) to collect N185, 842,000.
“At this stage, she had no choice but to admit. She is still in detention pending the conclusion of the ongoing investigation. If she hadn’t wasted time in owning up, the investigation would have reached a convenient bend to admit her to bail.
“The truth is that with modern technology, there is no hiding place for anybody again.”
The EFCC yesterday released a former Minister of Finance Mrs. Nenadi Usman on health grounds.
Her movement is, however, restricted to the country ahead of her appearance for more grilling next week on the over N4billion in her company’s accounts for the 2015 campaign.
But she has signed an undertaking to refund about N140million credited to her personally out of the slush funds, which were transferred to an account titled “Joint Trust Dimension Nigeria Limited”.
Also, the EFCC yesterday invited some aides of former Minister of Aviation Femi Fani-Kayode, and coordinators who worked with him at the Presidential Campaign Organisation.
Fani-Kayode allegedly got about N840million from the cash which was withdrawn from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) but wired through Mrs Usman’s company.
Details of how the cash was shared are: Fani-Kayode (N840million); Goodluck Support Group (N320million); Achike Udenwa and Viola Onwuliri (N350million); Nenadi Usman (N140million); and Okey Ezenwa (N100million).
Another EFCC source added: “Nenadi was released on health grounds but she has to come back next week for another round of interrogation. Her passport has been seized and her movement restricted to the country.


“Already, she has signed an undertaking to pay back N140million, being the personal sum credited to her out of the cash under investigation.
“She has made two houses available in Abuja in respect of the remaining sums being probed in her company’s account.
“We have, however, not concluded investigation. For instance, some aides and coordinators who worked with one of those implicated, Chief Femi Fani-Kayode, were summoned to Lagos for interaction.
“Some of these suspects are undergoing grilling, which involves funds remitted into their accounts and disbursement.
“We will recover every kobo from the beneficiaries of these slush funds.”

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has found over N675.1m in the bank accounts of different Independent National Electoral Commission officials in Rivers, Akwa Ibom and Delta states.

According to the anti-graft agency, the money was received and shared by the officials during the last governorship elections.

Our correspondents gathered that the Resident Electoral Commissioner in the 2015 election in Rivers State, Mrs. Gesila Khan, and other officials of INEC are already in EFCC custody. Onyema OKonjo Khan was quizzed by the Department of State Services in July last year but was never charged.

However, SUNDAY PUNCH learnt that Khan and four others were arrested on Thursday, by the zonal office of the EFCC in Port Harcourt, the Rivers State capital.
The residences of all the suspects were subsequently searched and incriminating documents were said to have been recovered by the commission.

According to impeccable sources at the EFCC, Khan, who is now the REC in Cross River State, allegedly received N185.8m ahead of the March 28 and April 11, 2015 election.

A source at the EFCC, who did not want his name in print, said Khan had made confessional statements and was cooperating with the commission.

He alleged that Khan received money through a special bank account and the commission had received overwhelming evidence.

He said, “Khan was the REC in Rivers State in 2015 election before she was transferred to Cross River early this year. She was said to have received N185.8m. She has made confessional statements.”

The anti-graft agency also arrested one Edem Okon Essanga, who is a retired INEC official. Essanga was arrested alongside his alleged accomplice, Immaculata Asuquo, who is the Head, Voter Education, INEC, Akwa Ibom State.

Essanga was alleged to have received over N240m which he shared among INEC ad hoc workers during the last election.

“Essanga received N241.1m during the general election. He admitted receiving the money and confirmed sharing it with different ad hoc workers during the election. His accomplice Asuquo has also been arrested,” the source added.

The source also disclosed that the EFCC had arrested one Fidelia Omoile who was the INEC electoral officer in Isoko-South Local Government Area, Delta State.

Apart from tracing over N112m to her, the commission also recovered some sensitive electoral materials during a search of her apartments in Edo and Delta states.

“She received N112.4m during the 2015 general election. A search warrant was executed at her residences in Asaba and Benin. Sensitive materials used in the 2015 elections were recovered, including evidence of the suspicious bank transaction and land documents that will assist us in our investigations,” Onyema Okonjo the source said.

The commission also arrested one Oluchi Obi Brown who was the INEC administrative secretary in Delta State. She allegedly received over N111m.

Wow. This is crazy. There seems to be more trouble for embattled former Petroleum Resources Minister Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke as the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) is probing her involvement in a $115m (N23, 299,705,000billion) 2015 election bribery scandal.
The anti-graft agency has detained two bankers in connection with the scandal.
The agency has launched a manhunt for Ugonna Madueke, the former minister’s son.
Besides, four companies implicated in the bribe-for-results scandal during the 2015 general elections are under probe.
The companies are: Northern Belt Gas Company Limited; Auctus Integrated; Midwestern Oil and Gas; and Leno Laitan Adesanya.
The Resident Electoral Commissioner for Cross River State, Gesil Khan and four others are undergoing interrogation over the N681million the allegedly got from the ONyema Okonjo bribe.
She allegedly got N185, 842,000 from the deal.
The other suspects and the alleged bribe against their names are Fidelia Omoile (Electoral Officer in Isoko-South Local Government Area of Delta State)—N112,480,000; Uluochi Obi Brown( INEC’s Administrative Secretary in Delta State)—N111,500,000; a former Deputy Director of INEC in Cross River State, Edem Okon Effanga—N241,127,000 and the Head of Voter Education in INEC in Akwa Ibom, Immaculata Asuquo—N214,127,000.
During its preliminary investigations, the EFCC discovered that the N23.29billion was shared to Onyema Okonjo INEC officials in all the 36 states, some individuals and Non-Governmental Organisations(NGOs), which deployed election monitors.
Arrested by the EFCC are Fidelity Bank Managing Director Mr. Nnamdi Okonkwo and the bank’s Head of Operations, Mr. Martin Izuogbe.
The list of all beneficiaries, who received funds through Fidelity Bank branches nationwide, was being compiled last night.

I am not sure what all of you are talking about. It appears that this is the latest thing in Nigeria. Sacked fraudulent staff start posting wrong information about their former bosses or place of work. All of you should go and die. Yeye dey smell. You look at a Nigerian company and a Nigierna man that is doing well and working hard and you are trying to tarnish his image. Can you even do anything like what he has done? The man has built one of the biggest and best factories in the country yet you people come here to talk rubbish.

This is actually very horriible. How can a grown man want to commit suicide because of a woman. This guy is out of his mind. What a shameless character. He is obviously of very little internal strength. I think he should simply move on. There are many women out there who are willing and ready to date him. He may be surprised that he will even have it better than this woman he wants to die for

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giant beverages ikorodu is a new manufacturing company engaged in the production of natural and healthy non-alcoholic beverages. As a corporate entity, we produce products of the highest quality and are committed to delivering quality service to our customers. giant beverages drinks are produced with the finest natural ingredients to meet high quality standards. Onyema Okonjo is their managing director and is someone with an experienced background who is really making a difference in the beverage sector.

For me I think it is quite unfair what is happening to Saraki. He was largely responsible for APC's victories so we should be grateful regardless of whatever he has done to become senate president.
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giant beverages ikorodu is a new manufacturing company engaged in the production of natural and healthy non-alcoholic beverages. As a corporate entity, we produce products of the highest quality and are committed to delivering quality service to our customers. giant beverages drinks are produced with the finest natural ingredients to meet high quality standards. Onyema Okonjo is their managing director and is someone with an experienced background who is really making a difference in the beverage sector.

Do you have any distributor in Onitsha? I saw this valmont table water in Ogudu from Giant Beverages Ikorodu and I think it is a very good international standard product. Maybe I can be your partner in the eastern Nigeria. I will contact you. It looks like an imported product. Well done.

Congratulations on this coooperation. It is good to see that you are supporting worthy causes like breast cancer research and also Autisim awareness. I also commend Julius Agwu and all the celebrities who are supporting you in your quest to bring awareness to these issues. Nigerian companies need to be more proactive in supporting good causes. By the way, do you people have any distributors in Onitsha? I am very interested in doing business with Giant Beverages Ikorodu. You should do more marketing to let people know about your product very well.

Do you people deliver to Onitsha. I saw your Valmont premium water at a supermarket in Ogudu GRA and i really like the product. Is it imported or are you people making this table water in Nigeria? The packaging is very nice. Well done.