Onochie slams Adeyanju for saying Nigerians are hungry
- PDP chieftain, Deji Adeyanju, says he has never witnessed the kind of hunger currently being experienced in Nigeria
- The personal assistant to the president on Social Media, Lauretta Onochie, attributes the hunger in the country to looting by the past PDP administration
The personal assistant to the president on Social Media, Lauretta Onochie, has slammed the former head of new media of the Peoples Democratic Party, (PDP), Deji Adeyanju, for saying Nigerians are hungry.
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Adeyanju had in a tweet complained that in his whole life he had never witnessed the kind of hunger currently being experienced in Nigeria.
The PDP chieftain said Nigerians could be seen begging everywhere due to hunger.
See Adeyanju's post below:
But in reaction to Adeyanju’s statement, the presidential aide on Tuesday, July 18, said the hunger in Nigeria was due to the looting by the god mums/dads of the PDP chieftain.
See tweets by Onochie below:
Meanwhile, two allies of former minister petroleum resources, Diezani Alison-Madueke, have approached the Federal High Court in Lagos to stay further proceedings in a suit filed against them by the federal government.
The federal government sued Kola Aluko and Jide Omokore last year alongside their companies, Atlantic Energy Drilling Concepts Nigeria Limited and Atlantic Energy Brass Development Limited.
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Counsel to the federal government, Dipo Okpeseyi (SAN), in an affidavit attached to the suit filed alleged that the defendants unlawfully diverted a profit of about $1.8bn due to it on crude oil which they lifted and sold.
The lawyer stated that the accused also bought another set of vehicles worth over N130m and gave them out to Diezani and some other management staff members of the Nigerian Petroleum Development Company.
Oginni said Aluko, among others, also used part of the allegedly diverted funds to purchase a 26-flat property at 46, Gerrard Road, Ikoyi, Lagos for which he made part payments of $18,548,619.99 and N1,070,000,000 to FBN Mortgages Limited.
In the video below, Legit.ng TV asked some Nigerians if they can name any politician in the country who has not been accused of corruption.
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