JerryJJZ:
Even Secondus understands it will be difficult to sell Atiku to the masses.. To say the bitter truth, Atiku cant Atikulate Buhari come 2019.
Many of us are tired of Baba, but Atiku just cant do the job Nigerians want. Its a pity, but all I see now is Baba

AllTheWayUp:
God bless Atiku

omoiyalayi:
Wike is d biggest looser in dat election

He made it obvious he was against atiku

He rubbished atiku & his campaign of restructuring in dat outbust abt d location of d primary

I wonder what his next plan of action will be

JerryJJZ:
Even Secondus understands it will be difficult to sell Atiku to the masses.. To say the bitter truth, Atiku cant Atikulate Buhari come 2019.

Many of us are tired of Baba, but Atiku just cant do the job Nigerians want Its a pity, but all I see now is Baba

Larrykaysail:
, na American men no get or united kingdom men, ?

JerryJJZ:
Even Secondus understands it will be difficult to sell Atiku to the masses.. To say the bitter truth, Atiku cant Atikulate Buhari come 2019.
Many of us are tired of Baba, but Atiku just cant do the job Nigerians want. Its a pity, but all I see now is Baba

PHILipu1:

Do you also know that Wike will work to make sure Atiku fails so that Buhari can complete the north 8 years and power will come south in 2023 and he and Tambuwal can contest on one ticket?

Watch how the next few months will go,Wike will prefer Buhari to Atiku since his Tambuwal project failed.

KanwuliaMama:
Nigerian men and POT BELLIES!
Chai!!!!

ladiesreject:


Where do you want him to keep it?
You want him to develop another man's region while his own region remains underdeveloped? Or you want him to create jobs for the southerners through his investments whereas his own people remain unemployed?

I'll do exactly the same if I were him.
I can't develop another man's region with my investments when my own region is crying for development.

Haven said that, fvck Buhari and Atiku.
Donald Duke all the way

FrankFrenzy:


Not true bro
Intels is the largest employer of labour in Port Harcourt besides Rivers state civil service.

Yankee101:


Our pepper has rested. That's the naija sign.

SoNature:


Speak for yourself, 'Huncle'

Deltatoto:
u were on point until u went to sniff cocaine Donald duke cannot win his ward.politics is not marykay

PHILipu1:

Do you also know that Wike will work to make sure Atiku fails so that Buhari can complete the north 8 years and power will come south in 2023 and he and Tambuwal can contest on one ticket?

Watch how the next few months will go,Wike will prefer Buhari to Atiku since his Tambuwal project failed.

Deltatoto:
all his investments r in d north hope we are not entering another aboki agenda

ladiesreject:


Lol
Cocaine weh na you give me ba?

Issorite

omoiyalayi:
Wike is d biggest looser in dat election

He made it obvious he was against atiku

He rubbished atiku & his campaign of restructuring in dat outbust abt d location of d primary

I wonder what his next plan of action will be

Deltatoto:
bros Donald duke no follow.no structure no resources

Lastanza:

This ur analysis sef. Is pdp the same with apc dat power would return to the south after Buhari finishes his eight years in office.
Even if Buhari remains till 2023, pdp would still field a northerner unless Wike decamps to apc.

ladiesreject:


I no just like Atiku and Buhari.
But anything to change this government is a welcome development.

higherpower:
Caption this photo of Gov Wike and Uche Secondus after the PDP primaries that produced Alhaji Atiku Abubakir..

Mind goes like this:

Wike: What did I not do right?
Uche: You refused to give me the dollars to share

Kulas:


Keep kwayet my fren. Positive changes,transformation is already at Nigerians door step with Atiku becoming the President.

AllTheWayUp:
God bless Atiku

AllTheWayUp:
God bless Atiku

AllTheWayUp:
God bless Atiku

The case of Alhaji Abubakar Atiku was among four other case studies cited under, 'Foreign Corruption and Money Laundering'. His portion gulped a total of 69 pages and is entitled, 'Abubakar Case Study: Using Offshore Companies to Bring Suspect Funds into the United States'.

The trust of the indictment is that the popular politician fondly referred to as 'Turaki' funnelled approximately $40million to the US through his wife, Jennifer.

The finding revealed that Jennifer Douglas Abubakar, a U.S. citizen, is the fourth wife of Atiku Abubakar. The Committee examined how, from 2000 to 2008, Ms. Douglas helped her husband bring over $40 million in suspect funds into the United States, including at least $1.7 million in bribe payments from Siemens AG, a German corporation, and over $38 million from little known offshore corporations, primarily LetsGo Limited Inc., Guernsey Trust Company Nigeria Limited, and Sima Holding Limited.

The report showed that over half of the suspect funds, nearly $25 million, were wire transferred by the offshore corporations into U.S. bank accounts opened by Ms. Douglas. For most of the time period examined, the U.S. banks with those accounts were unaware of Ms. Douglas' PEP status, and allowed multiple large wire transfers into her accounts from the offshore corporations. As, over time, each of the banks began to question the wire transfers into her accounts, Ms. Douglas indicated that all of the funds came from her husband and professed little familiarity with the offshore corporations actually sending her money.

Bank records indicated that Ms. Douglas used most of the funds placed into her accounts to support a lavish lifestyle in the United States, paying credit card bills and household expenses in the range of $10,000 to $90,000 per month, including substantial legal and accounting bills. She also transferred funds to accounts she opened for the Gede Foundation, a nonprofit corporation she established in 2002, and the American University of Nigeria (AUN), a university that Abubakar founded in 2003, and whose name reflects its association with American University in the United States.

An additional $14 million of the suspect funds were wire transferred by two of the offshore corporations, LetsGo and the Guernsey Trust Company, to American University to pay for consulting fees related to AUN. American University officials told the Subcommittee that they understood the funds came from Abubakar and never inquired why the wire transfers were sent by unfamiliar offshore corporations. At least another $2.1 million was wire transferred by the Guernsey Trust Corporation to accounts controlled by Edward Weidenfeld, a U.S. lawyer who provided legal services to Ms. Douglas, Abubakar, and AUN. Mr. Weidenfeld explained that the funds paid for the Abubakars' legal expenses and an account set up for AUN, and that he had assumed the funds came from Abubakar.

The report noted that over the years, questions have been raised about the source of Abubakar's wealth. He spent twenty years in the Nigerian Customs Service, and then worked in the private sector for ten years, before serving as Vice President of Nigeria from 1999 to 2007.

Corresponding facts
The report noted that while serving as Vice President, Abubakar was the subject of corruption allegations relating to the Nigerian Petroleum Technology Development Fund. In December 2008, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission alleged in a formal complaint against Siemens AG, a German company, that, among other actions, in 2001 and 2002, Siemens wire transferred $2.8 million in bribe payments to a U.S bank account belonging to Ms. Douglas as part of a scheme to bribe Nigerian officials. In response to this and other legal actions, Siemens admitted to engaging in widespread bribery payments, pled guilty to criminal violations and settled civil violations of the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, and agreed to pay over $1.6 billion in civil and criminal fines. Ms. Douglas has denied any wrongdoing, but the Subcommittee has obtained financial records showing the transfer of over $2 million from Siemens AG to Ms. Douglas' account at Citibank.

AllTheWayUp:
God bless Atiku

Deltatoto:
all his investments r in d north hope we are not entering another aboki agenda

KanwuliaMama:


Lack of exercise!
One poor woman will go to jail for mounting these half-dead men?

Yankee101:


Lol. Big men like 'us' sit back and let the lady do all the work!