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Segun Awosanya, popularly known as SEGAlink expressed his displeasure over the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC operation.

Below is the tweet by the EFCC official twitter handle:

Aection 7 (1) (b) of EFCC Establishment Act, 2004 gives us the power to investigate "properties of any person if it appears to the Commission that the person's lifestyle and extent of the properties are not justified by his source of income".

Source: https://mandynews.com/tinubus-bullion-vans-between-efcc-and-segalink-on-twitter/

Seems some people are invisible sort of. They keep staying below efcc radar

Apc attack dogs against yahoo boys and those perceived to be enemies of this terrorist government.

Cc; Lalasticlala

What made this Tinubu bullion van in Bourdilion scene not similar to Gov.Gandollar babanriga dollar bribe stuffing scandal?

As expected the EFCC & other anti-corruption lapdogs of this hypocritical APC govt will always turn a blind eye to their in-house corruption.

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This is epic. Blood everywhere. This is a bloody beat down. Twisted jaws, broken bones blood everywhere

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The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has confirmed the authenticity of the video showing the Kano State Governor, Umar Ganduje, allegedly receiving millions of dollars as bribe.

SATURDAY PUNCH gathered that forensic analysis of the video showing Ganduje receiving bribe from a contractor indicated that the video was not digitally cloned as claimed by some of his loyalists.

https://punchng.com/political-considerations-stalling-ganduje-bribery-probe-investigation/

Is renting Bullion van a criminal offence in Nigeria? Or you saw what was inside the van?

Too many illiterates in Nigeria.

This SEGA guy is firing the EFCC from all cylinders.
The handler should just keep mute and stop exposing his folly

Nigerianization:
This SEGA guy is firing the EFCC from all cylinders.The handler should just keep mute and stop exposing his folly

The spirit of zombiesm will never allow them know when they have been mummified.

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NGpatriot:
Is renting Bullion van a criminal offence in Nigeria? Or you saw what was inside the van?Too many illiterates in Nigeria.

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NGpatriot:
Is renting Bullion van a criminal offence in Nigeria? Or you saw what was inside the van?

Too many illiterates in Nigeria.

Tell us where it is stated that bullion vans can be rented please?

NGpatriot:
Is renting Bullion van a criminal offence in Nigeria? Or you saw what was inside the van?

Too many illiterates in Nigeria.

You think you are doing us? Oga you are fooling yourself and village people .

NGRsenate:


Tell us where it is stated that bullion vans can be rented please?

Brilliant Question

NGpatriot:
Is renting Bullion van a criminal offence in Nigeria? Or you saw what was inside the van?

Too many illiterates in Nigeria.

Certified clown

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kunleweb:



Shut up and do the needful. Jeez you guys don't give up with your grand foolishness. I'm sure it's pure water satchets that's in the bullion van dufos


Keep playing bigotry and senseless ethnic loyalty at the expense of your children's future



Cc FarahAideed

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Is renting Bullion van a criminal offence in Nigeria?

No, but this is CBN bullion van, according to "segalink" abi CBN they rent bullion van?

NGpatriot:
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Is renting Bullion van a criminal offence in Nigeria?

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NGRsenate:


Tell us where it is stated that bullion vans can be rented please?

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Dumbest question of the day. Illiterate.

Oluwasaeon:

Certified clown

I really got entertained by your meme you clearly described the guy!

3plet:
No, but this is CBN bullion van, according to "segalink" abi CBN they rent bullion van?

Glad you know it's not a crime to rent a billion van in Nigeria.

Now, if the people you are quoting don't offer credible and valid proof to their allegations with, don't quote them.

Na naija we dey oo CBN can rent it out . Who no know no go know

Hmmmm, drama.






I sell cheap and super neat laptops with free delivery and pay on delivery.

Details on signature.

OK we are watching. Segalink v EFCC

Since it wasn't money the BV was carrying, the crowd in the picture below were probably waiting to buy the jewelries or tomatoes the bullion van was conveying to BAT's house on that election eve as we have been told by NGpatriot

NGpatriot:
Is
renting Bullion van a criminal offence in Nigeria? Or you saw what was inside the van?

Too many illiterates in Nigeria.

I will mobilize people to pray for you to receive your brain back.
How fast you are to call people illiterate when you lack comprehensive reading knowledge yourself.

You asked if anyone saw the content of the bullion van. In other news, since we aint sure of what the van was carrying, it makes it unnecessary to suggest it should be probed. Sadly, your hypocritical eyes didn't allow you see the section 7 (1)(b) of the EFCC establishment act, 2004, quoted by the Twitter handle.

All SEGA was saying was that since EFCC in line with the section 7 (1)(b) of its establishment act, 2004, has the power to clamp down on common Nigerians by mere suspicion, why can't it do the same with those at the top of the political hierarchy?

I hope you know better now.

NGpatriot:



Glad you know it's not a crime to rent a billion van in Nigeria.

Now, if the people you are quoting don't offer credible and valid proof to their allegations with, don't quote them.

I weep for your level of illiteracy. May God grant you wisdom and that's if you Wil be able to use it.


Whatever that bullion van is conveying be it money or other items is highly susceptible to investigation by this yahoo yahoo hunters.
And by the way, this van is only known to convey money which to me is money laundering. Why is effc not on this?

SEGALinking DREAMcasting efCc...

respect80:


I will mobilize people to pray for you to receive your brain back.
How fast you are to call people illiterate when you lack comprehensive reading knowledge yourself.

You asked if anyone saw the content of the bullion van. In other news, since we aint sure of what the van was carrying, it makes it unnecessary to suggest it should be probed. Sadly, your hypocritical eyes didn't allow you see the section 7 (1)(b) of the EFCC establishment act, 2004, quoted by the Twitter handle.

All SEGA was saying was that since EFCC in line with the section 7 (1)(b) of its establishment act, 2004, has the power to clamp down on common Nigerians by mere suspicion, why can't it do the same with those at the top of the political hierarchy?

I hope you know better now.

The Thing Surprise Me Bro. And The Way The Guy Is Shouting Illiterate Up And Down Just Baffles Me.

NGpatriot:
Is renting Bullion van a criminal offence in Nigeria? Or you saw what was inside the van?

Too many illiterates in Nigeria.

Shame on you.
I wonder how some of you sleep at night. This is a faceless forum where you may think you're free to say rubbish but somehow, your submissions can be used to see your inner mind and I can authoritatively say that you must be man with a heart full of eeevil.

respect80:


I will mobilize people to pray for you to receive your brain back.
How fast you are to call people illiterate when you lack comprehensive reading knowledge yourself.

You asked if anyone saw the content of the bullion van. In other news, since we aint sure of what the van was carrying, it makes it unnecessary to suggest it should be probed. Sadly, your hypocritical eyes didn't allow you see the section 7 (1)(b) of the EFCC establishment act, 2004, quoted by the Twitter handle.

All SEGA was saying was that since EFCC in line with the section 7 (1)(b) of its establishment act, 2004, has the power to clamp down on common Nigerians by mere suspicion, why can't it do the same with those at the top of the political hierarchy?

I hope you know better now.

Section 7 (1) (b) of the EFCC Act 2004 empowers the agency to cause investigation to be conducted into the properties of any person if it appears to the Commission that the person's lifestyle and extent of the properties are not justified by his source of income.

Before quoting and requoting misguided, mangled and misinterpreted EFCC act by some oldo social media illiterate on twitter, first read and understand the act, what it empowered the EFCC to do.

1. Bola Tinubu is a private citizen, not a public office holder.

2. Bola Tinubu is a major business owner in Nigeria, even according to many of you, he's the owner of many businesses from Radio to TV, Newspaper, construction, major shares in INTELS and so on, so, is hiring a bullion van to transport his valuables living beyond his means?

3. is Bola Tinubu's House in Ikoyi that was given to him as part of his state pension entitlement living beyond his means?

4. Is hiring or not hiring bullion vans by people who can afford it a criminal offense or trigger for investigation or does it mean you are living beyond your means?

5. You people need to stop acting like little children and spoon-fed illiterates by listening to other ignorant people on social media just because you hate the man in question.

8. It's really mind-boggling how you people credit him with many major businesses, but you act brand new and alarmed that he acts like a rich businessman. Are you people just confused or it's just contradictions and hypocrisy.