ibkgab001:
Yaradua yes .... Obasanjo No

Obasanjo is the most corrupt politician, he is the Godfather of corruption

Atlantian:
Nice move, Saraki. Please try and probe the PTF and Why Buhari's cattles multiplied from 150 in March to 227 in September.

Maybe the cows gave birth lol

What happened to IBB,Abdusallami? Why OBJ, GEJ and d late man. This fools @ d top will always be fool until they sucide to probe IBB. Am just looking

MISSNORA:

probe who? Obj? ...... Save the bullshit in ur memory card....chasing ghosts if u ask me.

buzquet:
mr sycophant (OBJ) is going to spend his old age in kirikiri facilities.

dream on bro

hum

Good move.
If Boobooo cannot and will not do it, let the senate do the probing.




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holluwai:
Probing the dead? who'll do the jail time?

quadratic equation - they may apply substitution method am sure

ONLY IN NAIJA.... EVEN THE DEAD ARE BEING PROBED....

since probing started who dem don put behind bars?

ONLY IN NAIJA.... EVEN THE DEAD ARE BEING PROBED....

since probing started who dem don put behind bars?

og post=37784183]By Henry Umoru

ABUJA—THE Senate will today begin an inquest into alleged mismanagement of funds appropriated to the power sector from the Olusegun Obasanjo civilian administration to date In a statement, yesterday, by the Clerk of Senate ad hoc Committee on Power, Cletus Ojabo, the power sector probe will be in the form of investigative hearing/interactive session, just as there was an indication that former ministers of power will also be in attendance.

According to Ojabo, the investigation would centre on funds appropriated for the power sector since 1999 and the unbundling of the Power Holding Company of Nigeria, PHCN, adding: “ It is expected that all those who played key roles in the power sector since 1999, including ministers and heads of government departments and parastatals, will appear before the panel.”

It will be recalled that Senate President, Bukola Saraki, had last month announced a 13-man ad hoc committee to carry out a holistic investigation into the management of funds appropriated to the power sector from the Olusegun Obasanjo civilian administration to date.

Senator Saraki had urged members of the committee to consider their reputation and integrity and come up with a report that would be acceptable to Nigerians. He lamented that a lot of money had been spent on the sector with no results, while Nigeria is still faced with the challenge of power supply.

The committee, which has Senator Abubakar Kyari, (APC Borno North) as chairman, was also saddled with the responsibility of looking into irregularities in the unbundling of the Power Holding Company of Nigeria, PHCN and to also probe how the Obasanjo, Umaru Yar‘Adua and Jonathan administrations managed funds allocated to the sector.

The committee was charged with the task of looking into the entire power value chain including generation, transmission and distribution with a view to identifying what the problems in the sector are.

Saraki, who noted at the inauguration of the committee three weeks ago, that the task before the panel is huge, had however, frowned at the continued absence of regular supply of electricity despite the country’s huge investments in the sector.

Kyari, in his remarks during the inauguration, detailed the nature of the investigation his committee is saddled with,saying, “ To have a close look at the entire power value chain (generation, transmission and distribution) calls for a review of our policies in order to obtain optimum performances across the board.

According to him, “the abysmal performance of the generation segment is no longer news in view of the current deteriorating power supply which hovers around 4,600MW for a population of over 170 million people, despite the huge resources committed into it.”

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/09/senate-begins-probe-of-obasanjo-yaradua-others-over-power-funds-mismanagement/[/quote] the probe don start before 1999 sef,

og post=37784183]By Henry Umoru

ABUJA—THE Senate will today begin an inquest into alleged mismanagement of funds appropriated to the power sector from the Olusegun Obasanjo civilian administration to date In a statement, yesterday, by the Clerk of Senate ad hoc Committee on Power, Cletus Ojabo, the power sector probe will be in the form of investigative hearing/interactive session, just as there was an indication that former ministers of power will also be in attendance.

According to Ojabo, the investigation would centre on funds appropriated for the power sector since 1999 and the unbundling of the Power Holding Company of Nigeria, PHCN, adding: “ It is expected that all those who played key roles in the power sector since 1999, including ministers and heads of government departments and parastatals, will appear before the panel.”

It will be recalled that Senate President, Bukola Saraki, had last month announced a 13-man ad hoc committee to carry out a holistic investigation into the management of funds appropriated to the power sector from the Olusegun Obasanjo civilian administration to date.

Senator Saraki had urged members of the committee to consider their reputation and integrity and come up with a report that would be acceptable to Nigerians. He lamented that a lot of money had been spent on the sector with no results, while Nigeria is still faced with the challenge of power supply.

The committee, which has Senator Abubakar Kyari, (APC Borno North) as chairman, was also saddled with the responsibility of looking into irregularities in the unbundling of the Power Holding Company of Nigeria, PHCN and to also probe how the Obasanjo, Umaru Yar‘Adua and Jonathan administrations managed funds allocated to the sector.

The committee was charged with the task of looking into the entire power value chain including generation, transmission and distribution with a view to identifying what the problems in the sector are.

Saraki, who noted at the inauguration of the committee three weeks ago, that the task before the panel is huge, had however, frowned at the continued absence of regular supply of electricity despite the country’s huge investments in the sector.

Kyari, in his remarks during the inauguration, detailed the nature of the investigation his committee is saddled with,saying, “ To have a close look at the entire power value chain (generation, transmission and distribution) calls for a review of our policies in order to obtain optimum performances across the board.

According to him, “the abysmal performance of the generation segment is no longer news in view of the current deteriorating power supply which hovers around 4,600MW for a population of over 170 million people, despite the huge resources committed into it.”

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/09/senate-begins-probe-of-obasanjo-yaradua-others-over-power-funds-mismanagement/[/quote] the probe don start before 1999 sef, no be today

ONLY IN NAIJA.... EVEN THE DEAD ARE BEING PROBED....

since probing started who dem don put behind bars?

Chiefpriest1:
I can swear with my late grandfather that as usual nothing tangible will come out of the so-called probe

Dont swear with your late grandfather yet......the clueless-1 is no longer around...b4 u ud b invoking the spirit of the old man resting in peace on ur miserable life...OPONU...power has changed hands..

Hahaha this people are funny.

kachysblog:
By Henry Umoru

ABUJA—THE Senate will today begin an inquest into alleged mismanagement of funds appropriated to the power sector from the Olusegun Obasanjo civilian administration to date In a statement, yesterday, by the Clerk of Senate ad hoc Committee on Power, Cletus Ojabo, the power sector probe will be in the form of investigative hearing/interactive session, just as there was an indication that former ministers of power will also be in attendance.

According to Ojabo, the investigation would centre on funds appropriated for the power sector since 1999 and the unbundling of the Power Holding Company of Nigeria, PHCN, adding: “ It is expected that all those who played key roles in the power sector since 1999, including ministers and heads of government departments and parastatals, will appear before the panel.”

It will be recalled that Senate President, Bukola Saraki, had last month announced a 13-man ad hoc committee to carry out a holistic investigation into the management of funds appropriated to the power sector from the Olusegun Obasanjo civilian administration to date.

Senator Saraki had urged members of the committee to consider their reputation and integrity and come up with a report that would be acceptable to Nigerians. He lamented that a lot of money had been spent on the sector with no results, while Nigeria is still faced with the challenge of power supply.

The committee, which has Senator Abubakar Kyari, (APC Borno North) as chairman, was also saddled with the responsibility of looking into irregularities in the unbundling of the Power Holding Company of Nigeria, PHCN and to also probe how the Obasanjo, Umaru Yar‘Adua and Jonathan administrations managed funds allocated to the sector.

The committee was charged with the task of looking into the entire power value chain including generation, transmission and distribution with a view to identifying what the problems in the sector are.

Saraki, who noted at the inauguration of the committee three weeks ago, that the task before the panel is huge, had however, frowned at the continued absence of regular supply of electricity despite the country’s huge investments in the sector.

Kyari, in his remarks during the inauguration, detailed the nature of the investigation his committee is saddled with,saying, “ To have a close look at the entire power value chain (generation, transmission and distribution) calls for a review of our policies in order to obtain optimum performances across the board.

According to him, “the abysmal performance of the generation segment is no longer news in view of the current deteriorating power supply which hovers around 4,600MW for a population of over 170 million people, despite the huge resources committed into it.”

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/09/senate-begins-probe-of-obasanjo-yaradua-others-over-power-funds-mismanagement/

Who wanna probe who Thieves investigating thieves...... Ds zoo country sef

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Probe the living and leave the dead. It doesn't make sense to me, wot if Yar'adua is guilty! Wot wil den happn?

gabazin080:
Yar'adua keh. Who wan probe dead man

You can probe what a dead man did before his death.

MISSNORA:

probe who? Obj? ...... Save the bullshit in ur memory card....chasing ghosts if u ask me.

Is he above the law,pmb is avoiding probing obj and is willing to go all out for gej.how can things work in this country when justice is sectional.senate well done and start from 1999.
And let's see if all pmb says about fighting corruption is true.let's see what the litmus test will be and what precipitate will be formed when the reports are out.

As you're probing Obasanjo, don't back down! He'll make threats and all that. He's the most corrupt politician in Nigeria.

kachysblog:
By Henry Umoru

ABUJA—THE Senate will today begin an inquest into alleged mismanagement of funds appropriated to the power sector from the Olusegun Obasanjo civilian administration to date In a statement, yesterday, by the Clerk of Senate ad hoc Committee on Power, Cletus Ojabo, the power sector probe will be in the form of investigative hearing/interactive session, just as there was an indication that former ministers of power will also be in attendance.

According to Ojabo, the investigation would centre on funds appropriated for the power sector since 1999 and the unbundling of the Power Holding Company of Nigeria, PHCN, adding: “ It is expected that all those who played key roles in the power sector since 1999, including ministers and heads of government departments and parastatals, will appear before the panel.”

It will be recalled that Senate President, Bukola Saraki, had last month announced a 13-man ad hoc committee to carry out a holistic investigation into the management of funds appropriated to the power sector from the Olusegun Obasanjo civilian administration to date.

Senator Saraki had urged members of the committee to consider their reputation and integrity and come up with a report that would be acceptable to Nigerians. He lamented that a lot of money had been spent on the sector with no results, while Nigeria is still faced with the challenge of power supply.

The committee, which has Senator Abubakar Kyari, (APC Borno North) as chairman, was also saddled with the responsibility of looking into irregularities in the unbundling of the Power Holding Company of Nigeria, PHCN and to also probe how the Obasanjo, Umaru Yar‘Adua and Jonathan administrations managed funds allocated to the sector.

The committee was charged with the task of looking into the entire power value chain including generation, transmission and distribution with a view to identifying what the problems in the sector are.

Saraki, who noted at the inauguration of the committee three weeks ago, that the task before the panel is huge, had however, frowned at the continued absence of regular supply of electricity despite the country’s huge investments in the sector.

Kyari, in his remarks during the inauguration, detailed the nature of the investigation his committee is saddled with,saying, “ To have a close look at the entire power value chain (generation, transmission and distribution) calls for a review of our policies in order to obtain optimum performances across the board.

According to him, “the abysmal performance of the generation segment is no longer news in view of the current deteriorating power supply which hovers around 4,600MW for a population of over 170 million people, despite the huge resources committed into it.”

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/09/senate-begins-probe-of-obasanjo-yaradua-others-over-power-funds-mismanagement/

latest tactics by them to make it look as if they are not attacking a particular regime! Lolzz

this country shaaa....our politicians are so lucky with the nature of this country, if not, we suppose dey make life unbearable for them!
Who are they decieving?
lwkm

Chiefpriest1:
I can swear with my late grandfather that as usual nothing tangible will come out of the so-called probe

and what does your late greatgrandfather has to lose if you are wrong?

If this probe is actually real, it'll be the boldest step taken by an arm of Government in Nigeria in the recent past. We hope the likes of Obasanjo, the Nigeria's foremost political monster, will be brought to book, for plunging this nation into untold decades of darkness.

after Election wetin we dey see na selection....myopic probe of a dead man..go probe yar'dua naa..

knuckbuck:
Nice. Hopefully the Senate will start doing their job.

or dey re also looking 4 a way to loot money into der own personal pocket. expenses on prob nd money recover scam

[quote author=BlackrulesDworld Yeye de smell. Probe on newspaper?
APC, stop deceiving nigerians. Mr man Gerrarra hia. na only apc dey senate?? dumb fool

this is serious! Need anything from Jumia? Contact me now!

babasolo:
[quote author=BlackrulesDworld Yeye de smell. Probe on newspaper?
APC, stop deceiving nigerians. Mr man Gerrarra hia. na only apc dey senate?? dumb fool

maintain your lane if you are too daft to comprehend what i tried to communicate.

Distraction tactics. Idleness. Saraki trying to do that which will keep his senate busy so they won't remember to probe him. Not Yar'adua, it's OBJ you're targetting. Who's next. Lamorde, Obj, .......

KONTINU (IN Madam Patience's voice)

Many believe nothing substantial would come out of this exercise, hence, one in futility. Nonetheless, the journey had begun, if it will be in the right path or not, it's left for them to take the bull by the horn. Left for me, i see no light at the end of the tunnel for this probe since the same people held sway during the administration under review except the body language of buhari wants those people really prosecuted. Obj is under IMMUNITY, immunity from many things, even sickness, lol!, how much more probe! They don't want us Nigerians to see them as one not working, so the reason to initiate the necessary unnecessarily.

that's how it should be but immunity has turn all the leaders to a gods and goddess



probing obj would be the least thing to do coz d co-founder of anti-corruption self do emm, him no fit


make we hear the next mission

this senatorial sits na just waste of time and resources