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In Nigeria, the easiest and most believable allegation anyone can throw at a public officer is corruption. Once that accusation is thrown into the mix, the water is polluted, the lines are blurred and everyone is kept busy arguing over distractions rather than the real issues.
Matthew Adeniyi understands Nigerian public psychology and he is exploiting it expertly to shield himself. He is an irredeemable con artist who is attempting to drag the name of the Chief of Staff to the President, Femi Gbajabiamila, into his criminal enterprise. The Chief of Staff is simply his last straw.
Many commentators have rightly pointed to the systemic failure that allowed such an elaborate fraudulent scheme to flourish. Daredevil criminals who operate around government institutions with the sole aim of pulling off spectacular heists are common across the world. Some succeed, many fail. The part many commentators have overlooked, however, is how that same system eventually detected the fraud and fished him out.
Contrary to the anything-goes narrative being promoted, it was the system itself that raised the red flag and dealt with it administratively.
First, officials of the Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission (NIPC), the statutory agency responsible for investment promotion, together with officials of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, identified the anomaly and lodged complaints with the appropriate authorities for clarification. That is a system functioning as it should. It is a system capable of detecting an aberration.
What is not in doubt is that internal collaborators enabled Adeniyi to get this far. That is precisely what investigators from the DSS, the Police and the EFCC must now unravel. The criminal network within the affected institutions must be dismantled and everyone found to have played a role should be arrested and prosecuted.
@DHQNigeria DHQ, Call both your soldier and the Vice Admiral to order. All they need to do is present their papers. Yes, Minister used some words that are not civil but FCRA was doing their work. Thank you.
@abdullahayofel That's what is expected of public servants. Mingle with the people to feel the pulse and know what more to do as a servant leader. Thank you Governor.
@IkejaElectric@IkejaElectric I wonder what kind of service we are getting from you via the Maryland station. Long Outage of over 8 hours is now the norm for us in the area supplied in GRA IKEJA from the Maryland station. And no news or information about this. Rather appaling.
MULTICHOICE NIGERIA(DSTV) : You need to have a service overhaul. This is not service. At each month end, it’s one issue or the other with subscription even after making payment before expiration.
@IkejaElectric what an excellent management style you operate. You no longer service faults at night because of termination of bilateral agreement with GRAIRA & rather lose 12 hours of revenue until the following day b4 the fault is cleared. You deserve accolades.
@MagpieMediaa Yes I agree. He shouldn't be dropped & he will learn his lesson from sanctions given by the court. He is Our player & we love him. Cheers.
@NUFC I can believe this Eddie Howe. Why rest key members of the team & then bring them back in to do an impossible fire brigade job. Losing a match that wasn't necessary. Very annoying.
@NUFC I can believe this Eddie Howe. Why rest key members of the team & then bring them back in to do an impossible fire brigade job. Losing a match that wasn't necessary. Very annoying.
@SkySportsNews I can believe this Eddie Howe. Why rest key members of the team & then bring them back in to do an impossible fire brigade job. Losing a match that wasn't necessary. Very annoying.