ONE MAN, NINE CURRICULUM OF FRAUD: THE ATIKU DOSSIER
1. The $145M PTDF Heist
The Nigerian Senate indicted Atiku for aiding and abetting the diversion of $145 million in Petroleum Technology Development Fund monies, illegally routing public capital into private venture loans.
2. The $4.6M PTDF Kickback Scheme
Legislative probes unmasked millions in PTDF-linked slush funds, exposing how institutional reserves were systematically converted into personal political capital.
3. The William Jefferson / iGate FBI Scandal
A global bribery network exposed by the FBI, landing a U.S. Congressman in federal prison after cold, hard cash was tied directly to Atiku’s door.
4. The $40M Siemens & Jennifer Douglas Laundering Operation
Detailed in a U.S. Senate Investigation, offshore shell accounts tied to his wife imported tens of millions in foreign corporate bribes directly into American banks.
5. The Intels / NICOTES Conflict-of-Interest Cartel
Exposed by international investigators for leveraging state power to build a lucrative, monopolistic maritime logistics empire while serving as a public officer.
6. The Vulture Privatization Drive
As Chairman of the National Council on Privatization, he stripped away state-owned assets, turning national wealth into a fire-sale clearance for personal cronies, allies, and private pockets.
7. The Mambilla Power Phantom
Decades of delay, bloated contracts, and phantom funding - a monumental legacy of power-sector failure that kept Nigeria trapped in the dark.
8. The $16 Billion Power Sector Black Hole
Billions budgeted, allocated, and vanished into thin air, leaving the national grid broken while political elites lined their pockets.
9. The Ivory Tower Contrast
He founded a high-priced private university while public tertiary institutions across Nigeria were left paralyzed by strikes, neglect, and chronic underfunding.
Nigerians must put an end to Atiku’s desperate ambitions - before those ambitions put an end to Nigeria.
Good Afternoon Severally...
@Aj_End_fight@UcheOke77657070@fkeyamo You will soon realize who is truly a mumu. Since your brain had been worked upon. No truth will ever have meaning to you. A dogmatist never see anything good in faculty of reasoning that is different from his wired brain
@UDOBRITISH@fkeyamo We will vote for president who stopped borrowing money meant to to be paid by future generations to satisfy the unproductive & glutonic behavior of the present generation
@UcheOke77657070@fkeyamo I think you should always look before you leap. Soludo is one of the greatest Igbo leaders whose record is serving Nigeria is unblemished. So he wouldn't publish documents to later admit errors. Don't allow being deciple of any political candidate dwarf your brain
@AnambraNewMedia Now that all this are now in public domain against Peter Obi's claims. IN LAW, SILENCE MEANS CONSENT. Let PETER OBI fire a rejoinder to exornorate himself.
@pastor_bruno_@AnambraNewMedia You have forgotten that no matter what you wrote in your hand over note. The incoming or subsequent administration is the only one to clarify your claims. No one will be stupid enough to shoot himself/herself in the leg in a hand over note
@ruffydfire This man have now shown the world He's just using the media to demarket other Presidential aspirants. He's been working restlessly for Peter Obi. But he knows this man can't win but he's doing this for financial benefits
@ruffydfire They are not for fake journalist like you. I know responsible people will start to decline interviews in ARISE TV until the station employ the service of true journalists
Dear @PeterObi,
Seems you were ignorant of the facts, so here is a list of British Prime Ministers who went on vacation abroad while in office.
David Lloyd George - France - 1919
Ramsay MacDonald - France - 1930
Winston Churchill - Jamaica - 1953
Winston Churchill - France - 1953
Anthony Eden - Bahamas - 1956
Edward Heath - Austria - 1972
Margaret Thatcher - Switzerland - 1981
John Major - Spain - 1991
Tony Blair - Italy - 1997
Tony Blair - Barbados - 1998
Tony Blair - United States - 1999
Tony Blair - Seychelles - 2001
Tony Blair - France - 2002
David Cameron - Portugal - 2013
Theresa May - Italy - 2017
Theresa May - Switzerland - 2017
Boris Johnson - Greece - 2022
Rishi Sunak - United States - 2023
Rishi Sunak went on a family holiday to California from 2 August 2023, while Britain was still dealing with a cost-of-living crisis, elevated inflation and major NHS strikes. Inflation was 6.7% that August, while doctors and NHS workers were on strike. Sunak even said the inflation as the country's “single biggest challenge" but baba was in Yankee.
Before him, Boris Johnson went on holiday to Greece in August 2022 while Britain was facing an serious energy and cost-of-living crisis, freightening inflation and the economic fallout from Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Sometimes, just tell the truth. Telling lies in order to drive home a baseless point is unnecessary.
Thank you @FOLVSHO
@ruffydfire In the first instance you know nothing about journalism. Your boss just plant you in there to do the hatchet job.
Secondly, you always invite people to pass derogatory remarks upon them.
Thirdly, you are always the one who ask questions you are the only one who knows the answers
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