TrebleChamp:
Shey awon Oselu wa beru olorin? 😁

raumdeuter:






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BlueRayDick:
Dem wan turn this thing to tribal war o

TrebleChamp:
Na Northerners full immigration and it looks like the passport reform no favour dem, but the minister should be suspended if it is proven he is culpable. Tinubu will be seen as being tribal biased if he doesn't take similar action on Tunji-Ojo like he did with Betta Edu.

BlueRayDick:
Dem wan turn this thing to tribal war o

OasisX:


Tunji-Ojo actually done nothing wrong and he has proven it already. Those Northerners are simply making noise, nothing but noise.

Where were they when PMB policies nearly end a Country called Nigeria prior to General Elections? Bunch of Jokers.

TrebleChamp:
You dey mind them, it is now they want to protest.
Tunji-Ojo hasn't really proved his innocence, cos he is the owner and a shareholder of the company, and i heard his wife the a Director in the Company. A thorough investigation should be done to ascertain whether he used his influence as Minister to help his company secure the contract, the senate and house of reps should do their own investigation too.

TrebleChamp:
Na Northerners full immigration and it looks like the passport reform no favour dem, but the minister should be suspended if it is proven he is culpable. Tinubu will be seen as being tribal biased if he doesn't take similar action on Tunji-Ojo like he did with Betta Edu.

izzou:
Itsrm..

We were not wrong

The guy even paid for this post to be publicised

BlueRayDick:


The issue be say Tunji-Ojo no steal , but most likely had used his influence to get his company the contract from a ministry headed by his friend. It's neither here nor there. I learnt Barth Nnaji was in similar situation under Jonathan and he was forced to resign his appointment as minister. Being a shareholder of the company definitely poses a question of conflict of interest.

Las Las na Tinubu go decide his fate however he deems fit.

Itsrm:


But let's be realistic here. Is there any government official who is not a shareholder of one company or another? Should they all be forced to resign because the companies where they are shareholders get government contracts?

Osinbajo for instance is a major shareholder of a telco company. That telco company got a big contract from INEC last year. Should he have resigned too?

OasisX:


....nah! Nothing to investigate bruh. He is innocent.

Itsrm:


But let's be realistic here. Is there any government official who is not a shareholder of one company or another? Should they all be forced to resign because the companies where they are shareholders get government contracts?

Osinbajo for instance is a major shareholder of a telco company. That telco company got a big contract from INEC last year. Should he have resigned too?

BlueRayDick:


Osinbajo is not a civil servant/government appointee. He was voted into an elected position. I know Osinbajo is one of the major shareholders in MTN, but I don't think the rule that applies to these ministers & civil servants applies to governors, presidents and vice presidents.

No be me write Nigerian constitution, public service rule and Public procurement Act. What the law says is that public servants can only engage in farming.

Theflint1:
Was Osinbanjo in charge of giving the telco company the contract?

TrebleChamp:
He resigned a Director of the company in 2019 alright, and i can see his wife is no longer a Director too. But the investigation should centre on whether he used his influence to secure the contract for the company. I like his reforms and he is doing well (he is definitely stealing too, na their way be that), but that should not shield him from proper investigation. Maybe Betta Edu can help shed more light on this, if it won't indict her more...

OasisX:




.....whether he indeed influenced the contract or not shouldn't be subject of discourse bro, except we wanna witch-hunt him.

He resigned in 2019, same as his Wife, so what next?!

Itsrm:


Make dem free the man abeg. I'm not surprised Tinubu has not suspended him. It will be witchcraft to do so.

Itsrm:


I just used Osinbajo as an example.

Whoever drafted that law must be drunk and I will be very surprised if this is what obtains in developed countries.

You'll be surprised to find out how heavily invested someone like Cardoso will be in companies operating in the financial sector. Some of those companies will get government contracts.

Emefiele was the CEO of Zenith. I'm sure he didn't just dispose his shares before his appointment to CBN.

What I would have expected the law to mandate is full disclosure before appointment.

OasisX:
.....those calling for Ojo's head, which of the rules did he violate?

Itsrm:


Now, this makes sense and just what I said in my previous post. Full disclosure before appointment

Those who want to protest can hit the streets. It will be a long protest

OasisX:




.....whether he indeed influenced the contract or not shouldn't be subject of discourse bro, except we wanna witch-hunt him.

He resigned in 2019, same as his Wife, so what next?!

OasisX:
.....those calling for Ojo's head, which of the rules did he violate?

obainojazz:
“Street Boy” Olamide lol

BlueRayDick:
Hmmmm....🤔

TrebleChamp:
A certain Doc go don visit this resort in France 😁. White people sha wan vex God to end this world quick...


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