On Monday, July 3, 2017, John Ebohon <ebohon@dmu.ac.uk> wrote:
--"The President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria - Buhari today, some other people yesterday and tomorrow - does not deserve the meanness that some of you are expressing. It is not the quartering of presidential planes that is bankrupting the nation. " – Bolaji Aluko
Prof., what you are saying in effect, is that yesterday's men have bankrupted the nation, as today's men are doing, and as supposed leaders may do; hence no one should attempt to hold PMD to his words and promise to Nigerians that he would put a stop to impunities such as the one being discussed – what a sad day for sincerity! As a Professor of Engineering and former VC, it should not be beyond you to know that those pointing to what is happening are aghast at the extent of cronyism, and have their eyes set on those surrounding PMB, and not PMB himself who is lying on his sick bed. It really should not be beyond you to figure this out, if you have done this, perhaps your reaction would have been different. May be you were not wearing your professorial or VC hat at the time of contribution to the debate.
OJ
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Subject: [Naijaintellects] Re: [africanworldforum] Re: [NIgerianWorldForum] :Acting President Should Order The Jet Back To Abuja: Presidency explains why presidential jet remains with Buhari in London – Punch Newspapers
General Ishola Williams:
If I, as a Professor of Engineering and former VC, come off to you as a worthy SSA or PR or Minister of Info and Culture to GMB because of my sincere beliefs on this matter, then you, as a General in the Nigerian Army, come off as a recruit or Sergeant of some banana republic.
You should come off your high horse and stop being mean. You must respect me if I must respect you. You may be older than myself, but as an "agba" myself, you must respect me "ni agbo."
Moving on....
The President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria - Buhari today, some other people yesterday and tomorrow - does not deserve the meanness that some of you are expressing. It is not the quartering of presidential planes that is bankrupting the nation.
Here are some examples, by soldiers (Ihejirika, Badeh, Amosu, etc.) who have assisted in bankrupting the nation,in addition to allegations against Babangida, Abacha, Abdusalami Abubakar and even Obasanjo before them.:
QUOTE
The Economic Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has sealed off an estate belonging to former Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Azubuike Ihejirika.
The estate in question is located along Jabi Airport road junction in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja.
EFCC seals off estate belonging to former Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Azubuike Ihejirika in Abuja
(Punch)
Ihejirika is one of the former senior officers being probed by the EFCC on the orders of President Muhammadu Buhari in connection with the $2.1 billion arms deal fraud.
The agency has also sealed off properties belonging to former Chief of Defence Staff, Air Chief Marshal Alex Badeh and arrested former Chief of Air Staff, Adesola Amosu.
UNQUOTE
You all bear some collective responsibility for our present plight.
And there you have it.
Bolaji Aluko
On Mon, Jul 3, 2017 at 10:49 AM, Ishola Williams <isholawilliams@gmail.com> wrote:
Prof,You are the man after my heart becuase you are SSA on PR or Minster for info and Culture that GMB missed out.You are such a natural talent.
You read my mind with your analogy of your wife and your car as I was saying to myself that the NAF 1 and 2 are presidential flying Cars with Chauffeurs who must be wherever the President is at any particular time no matter how long and nobody cares about the costs which is infinitesimal comparatively according to you.
In the case of your wife,she will get somebody to drive away the car and stay with you because she will call for the car,taxi or get the ambulance for any transfer.
To cut a long story short,little drops of water make a mighty ocean.Selfishness can not cure a sick person.The question we need to ask is GMB in a situation that he knows what is going on?Are we back to the same medical situation not political situation like UMYA.
I will still continue to salute GMB for Complete Handover to Ag President but these planes no be cars o.iw
On Sun, Jul 2, 2017 at 8:58 PM, Mobolaji Aluko <alukome@gmail.com> wrote:
John:
Please come with me...
On Sunday, July 2, 2017, John Ebohon <ebohon@dmu.ac.uk> wrote:Bolaji,
Would Buhari in opposition acquiesce to the ongoing impunity?
Even now, I am yet to read PDP - the official opposition - make a fuss of this planes saga. When Yaradua was away, was the plane returned? Was returning a plane part of APC's manifesto? It is you Internet opposers who are making all the fuss, due to a surfeit of accountability demands.
There is no justification whatsoever for having the plane sit at the airport for an indefinite period and be paying the associated cost.
Who says it is indefinite -- it is until PMB is released - and what are the associated costs?
The plane should be able to be returned to Nigeria and standby for whenever it is needed.
That is one option you can choose when you become a sick inactive President. There are other options though.
Standby does not mean the plane should be in the UK incurring such huge parking charge together with the costs of maintaining the flight personnel and security staff, it means the plane not scheduled for any other use but, as in this case, for the sole purpose of meeting the needs of the president
You are right - speculatively.
I cannot count the number of times we were reminded here of those who speak the way it is, it would be nice to see this in practice also.
I do not remember being dropped off at a hospital very sick, and remembering to tell my wife to remember to remove the car in which I was brought in a life-threatening emergency from the paid parking lot so that the family can save money. That would be the least of our problems. It is you guys who won't practice what you so loudly preach here if it were your turn
OJ
And there you have it.
Bolaji Aluko
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Sent: 02 July 2017 07:59
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Subject: [Naijaintellects] Re: [NIgerianWorldForum] :Acting President Should Order The Jet Back To Abuja: Presidency explains why presidential jet remains with Buhari in London – Punch Newspapers
Igirigi Achusim:
What we have is a Presidential fleet kg planes, not just one or two planes available to the president. If the Acting President has chosen to allow the Inactive President to quarter one or two planes for good reason - not related to golf-playing in the UK, why are we tearing out hair except for mischief, pettiness and outright unkindness? Some unseemly meanness?
Yep.
We should leave the two Presidents and pray for them, for the country - and especially for ourselves. Too many of us have been coarsened into meanness without knowing.
And there you have it. Have a good Sunday.
Bolaji Aluko
On Sunday, July 2, 2017, Philip Achusim <ezeana1@yahoo.com> wrote:Bolaji:
When we have an Acting President, do we have a president entitled to presidential protocol? Shouldn't these planes be at the disposal of the Acting President?
And I am
Ezeana Igirigi Achusim
Odi-Isaa
Nwa Dim Orioha AKA Onyeukwu
On Jul 1, 2017 at 11:06 PM, <Abraham Madu abraham.madu@yahoo.com [NIgerianWorldForum]> wrote:
• Dear All:
Let me identify with those who balk at the cost that it must be taking to keep the Presidential plane waiting in London while he is recuperating. At the same time, I am asking for a measure of realism and practicality here.
We are talking about the President of the country here, and an established protocol which states that the Presidential plane should be ready at any time to take him to wherever at a moment's notice. Sending the plane back and asking it to return six hours later is absurd, and against all reasonable established protocol.
Suppose he suddenly takes a turn for the worse and has to be transferred from the UK to Germany or the US? I am sure that some would say another plane in the UK could be found, and that eventuality could be anticipated as part of the hospitalization conditoonslities. Granted, but why was another plane not found to transport him from Nigeria to the UK, and how do we know that the present arrangement isn't cheaper?
Is there an established protocol that if the President is to spend more than two weeks - or 30 days - somewhere, the Presidential plane should return to base? If there is none, is it the Vice-President - or the Minister of Aviation - who would recall it to Nigeria?
Under the present circumstances, the ONLY person who could have sent the plane back to Nigeria without any political undertones would be the President himself! Under his sick condition, does any sane person think that that concern would have crossed his mind? And having gotten any better, do you think any sane person would work up to him and tell him "Sir, the Presidentisl plane is costing us money. Since you are not going to be released soon, should we send it back to Nigeria to save the country money? " Will Buhari not ask "Suppose I a released tomorrow? " I guess Busks and/ot Oladeji will laugh and tell him "Oti Sir, e I ma pe nibiyi" (You will still be here for a while.)
So let us stop being childish and petty, and respect the Office of the Presidency, despite our peeves. I would have preferred our President not to (have to go) abroad for treatment, even if he has to import medical doctors. But having gone abroad, then the accoutrements of his office should not be denied him.
Yes, let us tally how much it costs to take care of his health. Let us show that it can build two hospitals, and thereby use the information to establish some protocol. Let us even use the information to shame them into improving health care in Nigeria.
Until then, let us pray for the health of the President and afford him all the dignity of the office.
And there you have it.
Bolaji Aluko
• Bolaji,
Muhammadu Buhari is an inactive president of Nigeria, having written to the National Assembly and then handed over to his Vice President. The policy on stand by that you mentioned could not have been intended for a president on sick bed and who is inactive.
One of our problems in Nigeria is that we respect personalities over institutions. The institution of the presidency should never be made secondary to the personality of its occupant. Muhammadu Buhari, while still president of Nigeria, is actually an inactive president, and as such, ought not to be accorded this type of extravagancy treatment. Is it not already too extravagant to be treating him this much long abroad? That aircraft is not his property, it is the property of Nigeria's and while he is inactive as president, he is not entitled to it automatically, not to talk of him keeping it in London for as long as he ails.
Frankly, this type of behavior is one of the things that sicken people about Nigeria. If somebody else did this corrupt act, those of us supporters of Buhari would raise hell and he, if he were not in the hospital, would join in condemning the person. It is possible that president Buhari is unaware that the presidential jet is packed in London while he ails, so we should not support this corrupt act. This seems to be the making of the cabal and it has no justification in law, in prudence, and in commonsense. There is no type of emergency that will not permit the jet to travel to the UK to pick him up. He cannot be swept away as president without him first returning to Nigeria and writing to the Senate to have power handed back to him by his VP. So what is nonsense that the president has to have a standby presidential jet? Right now, if Osinbajo does not want him returning to Nigeria on the presidential jet, he cannot order it himself to pick him up -- because he is not an active president; the authority he held as president are now held by Osinbajo until he takes back power. Privileges of that office may be extended to him but not to the extent of him hijacking the presidential jet and keeping it in London. Are we of a nation of idiots to permit and excuse this obnoxious act?
We have to start to respect institutions, else Nigeria will continue to retrograde. The president of Brazil was charged with corruption the other day; that of South Korea was impeached, removed from office, and now in detention while being tried for allowing her aide to solicit monetary contribution using her office's influence. The US president is, by all intents and purposes, under investigation for so many things. These countries respect institutions and no sick president of theirs would commandeer the nation's presidential jet for personal use when inactive in office. Frankly, that jet is illegally kept in the UK. Had we an independent judiciary, as do Brazil and South Korea, president Buhari would be under investigation for misappropriating government property -- the presidential jet.
Again, the Nigerian Constitution permits one active president at all times, not two. Muhammadu Buhari is an inactive president, while Yemi Osinbajo is the acting president; Buhari cannot keep the presidential jet with him while he is inactive. If we respected institutions and shunned corruption, whoever kept that aircraft in London would never have dared to do so. Equally, if we respected institutions and not personalities, Acting president Osinbajo would ordered the jet back to Nigeria after it dropped off the ailing inactive president. We should be bold and honest enough to not make excuses for this heinous behavior. This is an act of corruption and abuse of office.
Nebukadineze Adiele
Organized religion sired irrationality.
"The plane's stay in the UK will not bankrupt Nigeria.
Only person who can send the plane back without political overtone would be the President himself. But when would he do so - under sedation?" by Bolaji Aluko a Yorubastard,kpọm kwem!
A Yorubastard is a Yorubastard,HO! HA!
Mama and Papa boy!
Papa Mama Long leg will kill this awufu man Bolaji Aluko,kpọm kwem!
Ya kpọtụba!
Ya gazie.
Ụmụ nne Abrahamụọgụ Aṅụsịobi Madụ.
On Sat Jul 01 2017 06:20:47 GMT-0500 (Central Daylight Time), Nebukadineze Adiele Nebukadineze@aol.com [NIgerianWorldForum] <NIgerianWorldForum@
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Bolaji,
Muhammadu Buhari is an inactive president of Nigeria, having written to the National Assembly and then handed over to his Vice President. The policy on stand by that you mentioned could not have been intended for a president on sick bed and who is inactive.
One of our problems in Nigeria is that we respect personalities over institutions. The institution of the presidency should never be made secondary to the personality of its occupant. Muhammadu Buhari, while still president of Nigeria, is actually an inactive president, and as such, ought not to be accorded this type of extravagancy treatment. Is it not already too extravagant to be treating him this much long abroad? That aircraft is not his property, it is the property of Nigeria's and while he is inactive as president, he is not entitled to it automatically, not to talk of him keeping it in London for as long as he ails.
Frankly, this type of behavior is one of the things that sicken people about Nigeria. If somebody else did this corrupt act, those of us supporters of Buhari would raise hell and he, if he were not in the hospital, would join in condemning the person. It is possible that president Buhari is unaware that the presidential jet is packed in London while he ails, so we should not support this corrupt act. This seems to be the making of the cabal and it has no justification in law, in prudence, and in commonsense. There is no type of emergency that will not permit the jet to travel to the UK to pick him up. He cannot be swept away as president without him first returning to Nigeria and writing to the Senate to have power handed back to him by his VP. So what is nonsense that the president has to have a standby presidential jet? Right now, if Osinbajo does not want him returning to Nigeria on the presidential jet, he cannot order it himself to pick him up -- because he is not an active president; the authority he held as president are now held by Osinbajo until he takes back power. Privileges of that office may be extended to him but not to the extent of him hijacking the presidential jet and keeping it in London. Are we of a nation of idiots to permit and excuse this obnoxious act?
We have to start to respect institutions, else Nigeria will continue to retrograde. The president of Brazil was charged with corruption the other day; that of South Korea was impeached, removed from office, and now in detention while being tried for allowing her aide to solicit monetary contribution using her office's influence. The US president is, by all intents and purposes, under investigation for so many things. These countries respect institutions and no sick president of theirs would commandeer the nation's presidential jet for personal use when inactive in office. Frankly, that jet is illegally kept in the UK. Had we an independent judiciary, as do Brazil and South Korea, president Buhari would be under investigation for misappropriating government property -- the presidential jet.
Again, the Nigerian Constitution permits one active president at all times, not two. Muhammadu Buhari is an inactive president, while Yemi Osinbajo is the acting president; Buhari cannot keep the presidential jet with him while he is inactive. If we respected institutions and shunned corruption, whoever kept that aircraft in London would never have dared to do so. Equally, if we respected institutions and not personalities, Acting president Osinbajo would ordered the jet back to Nigeria after it dropped off the ailing inactive president. We should be bold and honest enough to not make excuses for this heinous behavior. This is an act of corruption and abuse of office.
Nebukadineze Adiele
Organized religion sired irrationality.
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Dear All:
Let me identify with those who balk at the cost that it must be taking to keep the Presidential plane waiting in London while he is recuperating. At the same time, I am asking for a measure of realism and practicality here.
We are talking about the President of the country here, and an established protocol which states that the Presidential plane should be ready at any time to take him to wherever at a moment's notice. Sending the plane back and asking it to return six hours later is absurd, and against all reasonable established protocol.
Suppose he suddenly takes a turn for the worse and has to be transferred from the UK to Germany or the US? I am sure that some would say another plane in the UK could be found, and that eventuality could be anticipated as part of the hospitalization conditoonslities. Granted, but why was another plane not found to transport him from Nigeria to the UK, and how do we know that the present arrangement isn't cheaper?
Is there an established protocol that if the President is to spend more than two weeks - or 30 days - somewhere, the Presidential plane should return to base? If there is none, is it the Vice-President - or the Minister of Aviation - who would recall it to Nigeria?
Under the present circumstances, the ONLY person who could have sent the plane back to Nigeria without any political undertones would be the President himself! Under his sick condition, does any sane person think that that concern would have crossed his mind? And having gotten any better, do you think any sane person would work up to him and tell him "Sir, the Presidentisl plane is costing us money. Since you are not going to be released soon, should we send it back to Nigeria to save the country money? " Will Buhari not ask "Suppose I a released tomorrow? " I guess Busks and/ot Oladeji will laugh and tell him "Oti Sir, e I ma pe nibiyi" (You will still be here for a while.)
So let us stop being childish and petty, and respect the Office of the Presidency, despite our peeves. I would have preferred our President not to (have to go) abroad for treatment, even if he has to import medical doctors. But having gone abroad, then the accoutrements of his office should not be denied him.
Yes, let us tally how much it costs to take care of his health. Let us show that it can build two hospitals, and thereby use the information to establish some protocol. Let us even use the information to shame them into improving health care in Nigeria.
Until then, let us pray for the health of the President and afford him all the dignity of the office.
And there you have it.
Bolaji Aluko
On Saturday, July 1, 2017, BUSKA <alaremu2007@gmail.com> wrote:Alagba Femi Olajide, Eku Dede iwoyi o
How I wish you have known this Ojutalayo of a man, you wouldn't have been wasting your precious time on him and his ilk, they have gone beyond redemption o
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On Jul 1, 2017, at 9:23 AM, femi Olajide olajide.femi@yahoo.com [NaijaObserver] <NaijaObserver@yahoogroups.com > wrote:
Mr Ayo Ojutalayo,
I believe "equip" is quite different from "build".
There was no typo. GIW was quite right. However, the crew in any case will be in the same state in Nigeria(idle) while the presidential jet is not in use. The ESTACODE, hotel bills etc accruing will definitely equip a small hospital, and if not fully, at least buy some critical equipments like dialysis machines etc.
The problem with Nigerians is that we practice selective financial prudence when it suits us. Simply put, keeping the presidential jet in the UK is a waste of public funds. No argument can be made for it.
As we may surmise from the information out there, there is no miraculous recovery of the president that will not give the jet, at least, the 6hrs required for the flight back to pick him up.
Regards,
Femi Olajide
"The aircraft is idle for that period and the crew collecting estacode for doing nothing too. It is very interesting for you not to consider the costs which can equip an ultra modern hospital in Abuja."
. . . . . General Ishola Williams
General, is there a typographical error in your above statements? The cost of keeping the presidential aircraft in London and the crew's estacode cannot build "an ultra modern hospital in Abuja".
Ayo Ojutalayo
"When you are too gentlemanly with SOBs and bullies, they grow wings and never change their habits. Ultimately, deep down, they are cowards. . . Nebukadineze Adiele - not his parent-given name; one of the ghosts that pollute our Naija forums and write in pseudonym, as one of their "free speech" exercises - is a prime example." . . . Bolaji Aluko
From: Ishola Williams <isholawilliams@gmail.com>
Sent: Thursday, June 29, 2017 3:52 PM
Subject: Re: [africanworldforum] Re: Presidency explains why presidential jet remains with Buhari in London – Punch Newspapers
AO,No President in the world will park an official aircraft in a foreign airport for 3 months because ,he is sick.No Airport will allow free parking.The aircraft is idle for that period and the crew collecting estacode for doing nothing too.
It is very interesting for you not to consider the costs which can equip an ultra modern hospital in Abuja.
I donot know of any country on this planet which allows its president to receive medical leave forever without any plans to upgrade the facilities at home needed to give all the remedies,he needs.The upgraded facilities will serve many
We beg moneys from donors,while wasting the resources over .iw
ayoojuts@yahoo.com wrote:
General sir,
Every country has its way of transporting its leader. The British PM travels with the British Airways while the American President travels in the Air Force One, with another parked at a nearby country in case it is needed. Marine Ones are also taken along with the President.
Until we change how we transport our President, we should blame no one for following established protocol. What we spend on Nigeria Air Force One and its crew in London is the very least of our financial and ethical problems. There are more serious issues to be concerned about. We should not encourage distractions from perpetual complainants otherwise called wailers.
Ayo Ojutalayo
On Thu, Jun 29, 2017 at 9:23 AM, Ishola Williams
<isholawilliams@gmail.com> wrote:
Ayo,Ayo,Haba,Ayo,This is the second time,I am calling you three times in many years but this time putting Haba before the third one.
I have said many times that GMB's media Team needs to go for a Strategic Communications Course and Mentoring.Even the media team of a Banana Republic President will release such an illogical statement.You must also remember that Crew are getting Daily Estacode including his personal Assistants etc.You know how much that is over the last 50 days.It will costs less for sure to send the plane back to Abuja which is 6Hrs from London.In case of any Emergency,which we yet to be told,GMB can come back on BA Flight like The British PM.
Sorry my learned brother please do not join the Residents who never think about the consequences and impact of their statements.
Let them not Ogbuefi EA story of the Chicago adage,if you you are know,you are guilty,make alot of noise to cover up.
Stand on the side of Accountablity and Prudence.iwFederalism with Subsidiarity and National Equity Fund.iw
On Thu, Jun 29, 2017 at 4:36 PM, ayoojuts@yahoo.com <ayoojuts@yahoo.com> wrote:
Joe & Ezeana,
What is the fuss about since no fee is being charged for the plane being on standby in London or if all we will pay is a thousand pounds/dollars? It will surely cost more returning the plane to Nigeria and bringing it back to London when the President is ready to return home. You folks should think before criticizing EVERYTHING Buhari.
Ayo Ojutalayo
On Thu, Jun 29, 2017 at 7:49 AM, Philip Achusim ezeana1@yahoo.com [NIgerianWorldForum]
<NIgerianWorldForum@ yahoogroups.com> wrote:
Nwadiana:
But what difference would it make if the plane is idle in Abuja or London? The British will always get our funds. Fashola would still misappropriate the funds budgeted for Niger bridge.
And I am
Ezeana Igirigi Achusim
Odi-Isaa
Nwa Dim Orioha AKA Onyeukwu
On Jun 29, 2017 at 8:52 AM, <Joe Attueyi topcrestt@yahoo.com [NaijaObserver]> wrote:
Goodness gracious! You mean it is actually true that the presidential jet is actually standing bye in London for Buhari! 😳😳😳😳
So if he stays there till 2019 the plane will stand bye till then?
Odikwa egwu
http://punchng.com/presidency- explains-why-presidential-jet- remains-with-buhari-in-london/
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