Previous Niger Delta aggressor pioneer, Mujaheed Asari Dokubo has said something regarding the affirmed $90 billion extortion charge leveled against Nigeria's previous Minister of Petroleum, Diezani Alison-Madueke.
In a video distributed via web-based networking media stage, Facebook, Dokubo, marked President Buhari and his bureau individuals as liars. He expressed that if Madueke had plundered $90 billion at the present swapping scale and returned it as generally announced, the administration would not have to get from outside organizations to back infrastructural improvement the nation over.
Dokubo, who was noticeably irate, blamed Buhari for stealing N30 billion naira from the oil segment when he was oil minister and leader of the PTDF support under the Late Abacha administration. He likewise ridiculed music specialists, Davido and Donjazzy for denouncing the previous minister without first looking for reality.
Citing him;
“Nigeria is now a country of liars, ruled by liars, and managed by liars. How can somebody just wake-up and claim Diezani embezzled $90 billion? Multiple that amount of dollars with the value of one dollar to the Naira and tell me what the sum is.
What amount is the Nigerian spending plan? On the off chance that Diezani really stole such a measure of cash and has restored the plunder, why is the government as yet endeavoring to get cash for infrastructural advancement?
Buhari can lie. He lies like a fish. Every one of the general population around him are liars. What amount did Buhari plunder from the NNPC amid his opportunity as Petroleum Minister? N2.8 billion.How much did he plunder from PTF amid his chance as Chairman of the fund? Okadigbo board said he stole N25billion.
“Those without character are accusing others of lacking character.If Diezani really stole what she is accused of stealing, let them prove it against her. Then that… that calls himself Don Jazzy will open his mouth… Davido, children will open their mouth. Davido has not talked about his uncle Isiaka Adeleke; Bola Tinubu; Fashola; even Awolowo.From where did Awolowo make his fortune?”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ld2wZzvilNk
In a video distributed via web-based networking media stage, Facebook, Dokubo, marked President Buhari and his bureau individuals as liars. He expressed that if Madueke had plundered $90 billion at the present swapping scale and returned it as generally announced, the administration would not have to get from outside organizations to back infrastructural improvement the nation over.
Dokubo, who was noticeably irate, blamed Buhari for stealing N30 billion naira from the oil segment when he was oil minister and leader of the PTDF support under the Late Abacha administration. He likewise ridiculed music specialists, Davido and Donjazzy for denouncing the previous minister without first looking for reality.
Citing him;
“Nigeria is now a country of liars, ruled by liars, and managed by liars. How can somebody just wake-up and claim Diezani embezzled $90 billion? Multiple that amount of dollars with the value of one dollar to the Naira and tell me what the sum is.
What amount is the Nigerian spending plan? On the off chance that Diezani really stole such a measure of cash and has restored the plunder, why is the government as yet endeavoring to get cash for infrastructural advancement?
Buhari can lie. He lies like a fish. Every one of the general population around him are liars. What amount did Buhari plunder from the NNPC amid his opportunity as Petroleum Minister? N2.8 billion.How much did he plunder from PTF amid his chance as Chairman of the fund? Okadigbo board said he stole N25billion.
“Those without character are accusing others of lacking character.If Diezani really stole what she is accused of stealing, let them prove it against her. Then that… that calls himself Don Jazzy will open his mouth… Davido, children will open their mouth. Davido has not talked about his uncle Isiaka Adeleke; Bola Tinubu; Fashola; even Awolowo.From where did Awolowo make his fortune?”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ld2wZzvilNk
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