Feraz:
Why did they deny in the first place through SR if it truly belongs to them that's if the above is true? Because the numerous stories/accusations/denial behind the owner of the money will also make people skeptical about this.

And what's with the constant clash of security/intelligence agencies and lack of coordination this common among them in this country?

I'm not understanding this again.

donmalcolm21:
One official said when the incumbent Director General of the NIA, Ayodele Oke, was alerted that EFCC operatives had swooped on the apartment, being discreetly guarded by covert operatives, he rushed to the anti-graft agency’s headquarters in Abuja to advise its chairman, Ibrahim Magu, to withdraw his men as the funds belonged to government




Magu reminds me of the first law in Robert Greene 48 Laws of Power.

He is trying to outshine his master which will have devastating consequences for him. NIA should be above EFCC so i don't see any reason why couldn't back down when asked to.


Buhari has lost control of this government and this nonsense has made a ridicule of NIA in international security circle

chronique:
Where did they get the keys to the safe from?

fergie001:
This story does not add up.The NIA is a covert agency and hence the EFCC DG needs foil to be removed from his brains if this is indeed true.
How can the NIA Head raise a point of order and you zealously rendezvous the cash thinking it belongs to Saraki or Dino(2 well-known thieves in their own rights)?
If true,isn't it morally bankrupt not to clear the air in the media even if certain aspects of it might be kept off-records due to the sensitive nature of the agency involved?
Perhaps he must have heard Jonathan released the money,immediately his ears tingled.I won't support GEJ either,if he had fought corruption like a man,we won't be swinging like a pendulum bob the way we are now.
The one here now is even using deodorant and otapyapya respectively.
God,who we offend?
As for Magu,U bring up more questions regarding ur obstinacy,arrogance and sheer disregard of public office,usurpation of authority,if na army,dem born you well near there?
Magu,you are complicating an already bad situation for your self.Use your head.

thinkdip:
We all know Amaechi owns the money,,,, pls don't just bring GEJ into this APC stolen money...now they know they can't hide anymore...foolish people.
You are telling us GEJ allocated a money since he left office for a project and till now una never spend am?.. Is there no bank to keep the money again?

4dor:
Covert operation that the President doesn't know anything about? This one na real dodo.

MidasTouche01:


I'm not supporting any of the BS o, but money for covert or black ops can't be deposited in no fù.c.k.in.g bank

MidasTouche01:


I don't really blame the president for not knowing, what are the stupid NIA doing... how can they call themselves an intelligence agency if they can't anticipate or make it their business to know what other agencies are doing....


If the money indeed belong to the agency and they allowed it to be taken, then every single topdog's ass on that agency should be eaten for dinner

groovie:


They don't deposit money for covert ops in a flat. These agencies have their own special banks guarded by special guards & gadgets. I dont believe one bit of the story

donmalcolm21:
One official said when the incumbent Director General of the NIA, Ayodele Oke, was alerted that EFCC operatives had swooped on the apartment, being discreetly guarded by covert operatives, he rushed to the anti-graft agency’s headquarters in Abuja to advise its chairman, Ibrahim Magu, to withdraw his men as the funds belonged to government




Magu reminds me of the first law in Robert Greene 48 Laws of Power.

He is trying to outshine his master which will have devastating consequences for him. NIA should be above EFCC so i don't see any reason why couldn't back down when asked to.


Buhari has lost control of this government and this nonsense has made a ridicule of NIA in international security circle