2dillu2:
Wow so what will serap do when PMB's order is backed by the Judiciary

If you check the list you could see that that there APC members like Senator Danjuma Goje, Orji Uzo Kalu etc but the opposition will rather tell you that PMB'S anti corruption fight is targeted at the Opposition.

May God have Mercy on u.

So the names u mentioned are real APC members.

Why are u pipo like this kwanu

Op next time remember to use paragraphs

He is nothing but a dictator

Where were this stupid political group has been in all the injustices against IPOB and Nnamdi Kanu agitation for Biafra restoration?

Obasanjo should be prepared to handover his hilltop mansion and presidential library in Abeokuta. Corrupt BASTERD. Obasanjo must surely suffer a violent end to his miserable life.

Biafrareform:


May God have Mercy on u.

So the names u mentioned are real APC members.

Why are u pipo like this kwanu

No they are fake APC members! Werey Eda (craze man)

Buhari has beaten all known records. He Appionted dead men into positions and recently ban a dead man from travelling.

2dillu2:
Wow so what will serap do when PMB's order is backed by the Judiciary

If you check the list you could see that that there APC members like Senator Danjuma Goje, Orji Uzo Kalu etc but the opposition will rather tell you that PMB'S anti corruption fight is targeted at the Opposition.

are we going to chop corruption... Yes fight corruption that the end result will be positive... But these fighting corruption has left things on a negative side...

freshvine:
Buhari has beaten all known records. He Appionted dead men into positions and recently ban a dead man from travelling.

he WI come out to say he dsnt know about the list... This is the second time he is listing a dead man on a list.... Which kind of indication do we need that this guy isn't just it...

ada9ja:
ok

No matter which method of propaganda you employ, we will still vote for Atiku come 2019!!!

Sannisege:
Obasanjo should be prepared to handover his hilltop mansion and presidential library in Abeokuta. Corrupt BASTERD. Obasanjo must surely suffer a violent end to his miserable life.

corruption ringing ontop of most mouths and we forgot bout the main thing... Where has this anti corruption fight taken us to? Because you suppose to recover money and use it or recover money and stash it back somewia n things get worse

Rapmoney:
No matter which method of propaganda you employ, we will still vote for Atiku come 2019!!!

if they like, they should show us a video of Atiku robbing the CBN... We will still Atikulate

our president is a goner

Sai baba

Names of those barred by Executive Order 6.

A former National Security Adviser, Colonel Sambo Dasuki (rtd), 13 former governors and seven ex- ministers have been barred from travelling out of the country under Executive Order 6 (EO6) issued yesterday by President Muhammadu Buhari.

The restriction followed the judicial affirmation of the constitutionality and legality of the Executive Order 6 (EO6).

The watch-list and restriction were put in place pending the conclusion of the cases against those affected.

Also on the watch list seen last night by newsmen are: ex-governors Saminu Turaki (Jigawa), Murtala Nyako (Adamawa), Adebayo Alao-Akala (Oyo), Gabriel Suswam (Benue), Rasheed Ladoja (Oyo), Orji Uzor Kalu (Abia), Danjuma Goje (Gombe), Attahiru Bafarawa (Sokoto), Muazu Babangida Aliyu (Niger); Chimaroke Nnamani (Enugu); Sule Lamido (Jigawa); Gbenga Daniel (Ogun); and Ibrahim Shehu Shema (Katsina).

The ex-ministers are Nenadi Usman, Bashir Yuguda, Jumoke Akinjide; Bala Mohammed; Abba Moro; Femi Fani-Kayode; and Ahmadu Fintiri.

Others include a former Chief of Defence Staff, Air Marshal Alex Badeh; ex- Chief of Naval Staff, Vice Admiral A. D. Jibrin; a former Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Mohammed Dikko Umar; a former Inspector-General of Police, Sunday Ehindero; and a former Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Adesola Amosu; Chairman Emeritus of AIT/ Raypower, High Chief Raymond Dokpesi; Waripamowei Dudafa (a former Special Assistant (Domestic) to ex-President Goodluck Jonathan); a former Chief Judge of Enugu State, Justice Innocent Umezulike; a former judge of the Federal High Court, Justice Rita Ofili-Ajumogobia.

Also on the list are a former National Publicity Secretary of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Olisa Metuh; Chief Jide Omokore; Ricky Tarfa; and Dele Belgore (SAN).

where was serap or rule of law when these pen robbers including mama Jonathan were squandering our money. the measure is long over due. They ought to be in jail by now. so, serap shut up.

This SERAP sometimes don't have sense. What the court of law has firmly upheld, you are saying is illegal

NwaAmaikpe:



This is Africa's finest case of Autocratic-Democracy.

High profile critics can not travel out with their own money, but Yusuf Buhari can on taxpayer's sweat.

The definition of irony is actually when the world's most travelled President deprives other people from their right to movement.

I want to rule,
I want to rule
Now you have been allowed to rule and everyone is in ruins.
Never again.

A leopard never ditches his spots and the stripes of the zebra can not be wiped clean.
A dullard will be a dullard and a dictator will always be a dictator.

BackToDaura loading.
Sai Atiku/Obi

With that Said;
Please say NO to vote splitting.
Don't vote for any other party outside APC or PDP in the Presidential election or it will be a vote lost to Buhari because the battle is obviously between these two.

Sowore, Durotoye and Moghalu are either egoistic bastards or outright saboteurs if they won't unite with Atiku to defeat Nigeria's biggest problem.

Did you mean the tax payers money stolen by those high profile critics? Burahi's son does not need to travel on taxpayers money as sychopants like u will be willing to do so much for him even without asking.

You're obviously rooting for Atiku cos his running mate is Ibo, yet we talk about unity. For your information, unity has no language and if in doubt, ask the Americans.

You accuse the president of being dull, yet u ain't intelligent enough to figure out that a man who got away with stealing your one naira, will not hesitate to steal your one million if he gets the slightest opportunity.

How can a man who ain't loyal enough to keep one woman at a time be capable of showing loyalty to millions of people?

It takes a day to destroy a house, but takes several days to rebuild it. It took America several decades to be where they are today, and it will take Nigeria hundreds of decades to even get started.

One man cannot make Nigeria better as it takes a collective effort. But it gets disappointing when young people start throwing tantrums just because most looting channels have been blocked by the present administration.

I can bet my life that if a family member of yours were serving in Buhari's cabinet and you were benefiting directly or indirectly , you would be singing a different song. With this mentality of ours, how can we move forward?

NwaAmaikpe:



This is Africa's finest case of Autocratic-Democracy.

High profile critics can not travel out with their own money, but Yusuf Buhari can on taxpayer's sweat.

The definition of irony is actually when the world's most travelled President deprives other people from their right to movement.

I want to rule,
I want to rule
Now you have been allowed to rule and everyone is in ruins.
Never again.

A leopard never ditches his spots and the stripes of the zebra can not be wiped clean.
A dullard will be a dullard and a dictator will always be a dictator.

BackToDaura loading.
Sai Atiku/Obi

With that Said;
Please say NO to vote splitting.
Don't vote for any other party outside APC or PDP in the Presidential election or it will be a vote lost to Buhari because the battle is obviously between these two.

Sowore, Durotoye and Moghalu are either egoistic bastards or outright saboteurs if they won't unite with Atiku to defeat Nigeria's biggest problem.

We missed u Mr Nw. . .

it took him three and haalf year to compile the list. i hope Tinubu is on the list sha.. when i see the broom i will pass over uuu, Mr integrity

chidima2019:
Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has said that “The order banning 50 alleged high-profile corrupt Nigerians from travelling abroad without any legal basis and a judicial authorisation is clearly arbitrary, repressive and illegal, as it breaches constitutional rights and the country’s international obligations, which protect the rights to freedom of movement, to leave one’s country, to privacy, and to due process of law.”

The organization said: “A travel ban by its nature is an interference with the right to leave one’s country. It is neither necessary nor proportionate to prevent dissipation of stolen assets or stop politically exposed persons (PEPs) from tampering with any such assets. The ban should be immediately lifted and the order rescinded.” Presidential spokesperson Garba Shehu yesterday announced the placement of 50 high-profile Nigerians on travel ban, citing the measure as part of the implementation of Presidential Executive Order Number 6. The unnamed individuals will be banned from travelling outside the country pending the determination of their corruption cases in order to ensure that all assets within a minimum value of N50 million or equivalent, are not dissipated or tampered with. But SERAP in a statement today signed by its deputy director Timothy Adewale said: “Rather than performing its declared objective of preventing dissipation of stolen assets, the travel ban would seriously undermine the government’s expressed commitment to combat grand corruption and violate the country’s international human rights obligations. The travel ban will play right into the hands of high-profile corrupt officials by feeding into the narrative that the fight against corruption is targeted only at political opponents.” The statement read in part: “The travel ban and mass surveillance will distract the authorities from taking legitimate action to recover stolen assets, effectively punish high-ranking corrupt officials and portray the government as unwilling to embrace the rule of law in its fight against corruption, thereby making it difficult to obtain the necessary support and cooperation of countries keeping stolen assets.” “The travel ban will also strain the government’s relationships with partner countries, on whom it will inevitably rely for vital asset recovery cooperation, undermining the effort to bring them closer. By alienating these partners, the government could lose access to important information and mutual legal assistance necessary to effectively recover stolen assets and bring corrupt officials to justice.” “Judicial affirmation of the legality of the Executive Order 6 doesn’t grant the government arbitrary powers to impose travel ban on anyone without following due process of law. Rather than imposing a travel ban, the authorities should take advantage of the provisions of the UN Convention against Corruption to seek mutual legal assistance with countries where investigations and litigation are ongoing by requesting them to apply preventive measures regarding assets covered by the travel ban.” “The authorities should also widely publish the names of the 50 Nigerians suspected to be involved, and submit those names to the countries/embassies of countries where the stolen assets are stashed. The authorities should issue a risk alert on alleged corrupt assets that are likely to be dissipated or tampered with by the high-profile Nigerians, seeking the cooperation of countries keeping the assets, and reminding them of their international obligations to prevent these Nigerians from tampering with stolen assets that are subject of ongoing investigations and litigation.” “We are concerned with the threats grand corruption and money laundering posed to the effective enjoyment of human rights of Nigerians, and agree with the authorities that grand corruption and impunity of perpetrators must be vigorously combated. But we believe that the fight against corruption will only succeed if it is based on due process of law and respect for human rights.” “If the objective the government seeks to achieve is to ensure stolen assets are not dissipated or that politically exposed persons do not interfere with ongoing investigation and prosecution of corruption cases, the appropriate legal response is for the authorities to pursue orders of temporary forfeiture and mutual legal assistance, and not a travel ban that would achieve nothing but violate citizens’ human rights.” “Nigeria is a state party to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, which in article 12 guarantees the right of everyone to leave any country, including their own. The government cannot impose restrictions on this right unless any such restrictions are provided by law, are necessary to protect public order, or the rights of others. The travel restrictions on the alleged 50 corrupt Nigerians clearly do not meet these conditions.” “All restrictions on the right to leave must be narrowly interpreted. In General Comment No. 27, the Human Rights Committee stated that any restrictions must not impair the essence of the right and that the relationship of the norm to the exception must not be reversed.” “The travel ban cannot achieve the objective of depriving the 50 Nigerians suspected of corruption of their ill-gotten gains. It is absolutely important that the government is guided by the provisions of Article 31 of the UN Convention against Corruption to which Nigeria is a state party, and which authorises states parties to take preliminary measures to seize, freeze or otherwise immobilise property for the purposes of confiscation/pending investigation and litigation.” “It is always important that the definition and interpretation of the law should be as certain as possible, and this is of particular importance in cases of corruption where citizens’ human rights may be at stake. We do not consider that such reasonable certainty can exist where the executive assumes patently judicial functions.” “The right to leave one’s country includes a positive duty on states such as Nigeria to issue documents – as well as a passive one – to refrain from placing obstacles in the way of an individual seeking to leave.”

https://www.akelicious.net/2018/10/travel-ban-on-50-high-profile-nigerians.html

To hell with serap

Serap my foot

Beremx:
Buhari should also ban himself from traveling. He has embarrassed Nigerians abroad more than any other Nigerian President

Sister m, shey na you dey talk .

Meanwhile,

Lilimax:
Sister m, shey na you dey talk .

Meanwhile,

nne m o! Long time. How's the family? Trust you are good? Are you Atikulated yet? Please be

buhari you have to banned Rotimi Amachi,and Adams oshiomhole,please don't be selective.

I Wonder what this Country is becoming everyday, May God Of Alph Lukau Help us

Puzzypleazer:

bro, tell me which state in nigeria had all the roads swept before donald duke . tell me which governor swept calabar roads before donald duke. i am stating facts here man

what is ""All road a swept""

Good move

Beremx:
nne m o! Long time. How's the family? Trust you are good? Are you Atikulated yet? Please be

I'm good o! Good to hear from you. The lifeless one must go!

Lilimax:
I'm good o! Good to hear from you. The lifeless one must go!

yes o

2dillu2:
Wow so what will serap do when PMB's order is backed by the Judiciary

If you check the list you could see that that there APC members like Senator Danjuma Goje, Orji Uzo Kalu etc but the opposition will rather tell you that PMB'S anti corruption fight is targeted at the Opposition.

Ppl like OUK and even dariye are dispensable to APC and are let to prove a point, I will take the list serious if I see Amaechi, babachir, maina and co