Theft Of Paris Club Refund: SAINT Saraki Claimed He Borrowed N5b From Dangote To Fund Buhari's Election

Saharareporters has obtained further details about the monumental scandal around billions of naira in Paris Club loan refunds that were brazenly stolen by the state governors, the Senate President Bukola Saraki, and the Nigerian businessman Hassan Dambaba, who also holds the traditional title of Magaji Ngari Sokoto. 

Mr. Dambaba apparently embezzled as much as N2.5 billion from the Paris/London Club refunds.

Yesterday, Mr. Dambaba surrendered himself for interrogation by agents of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). He was accompanied by a director of the Department of State Services (DSS). A source said Mr. Dambaba was acting as a front for Governor Abdulraziz Yariof Zamfara State who is also the chairman of the Governors' Forum.

SARAKI: WHILE IT IS NOT ABOUT JUSTICE, YOU'VE TO RESIGN AND LEAVE IN PEACE.

"Revenge and justice are NOT the same thing. And will NEVER be." - Anon

My dear Senate President, 
You have to resign and go.

I am not asking you to resign because I agree with those baying for your political blood. They are worse than you. In all aspects. But you are not better either. I hate the politics of you and your late father in Kwara State. Your father elevated the politics of subservience and fiefdom to criminal level. You built on it and surpassed him.

In 1979, your father supported the late Adamu Attach for governor and he won. Both were in the NPN. Your father went to the Senate but he won't let Attach have peace of mind in Ilorin. By 1981, the two had fallen apart beyond repairs. What did your father do? He pitched his tent with Cornelius Adebayo of UPN and the latter won and became governor.

Fast-forward 16 years later. Your father supported Mohammed Lawal, a retired rear admiral, equivalent of a major general, and he became governor. But again they fell out. Kwara became almost ungovernable. "Up Lawal", a group of roughnecks set up by Lawal unleashed mayhem on Ilorin in the battle of supremacy with your father. Your father too responded. While he could not match Lawal in violence, he showed him he was a better politician and owner of Kwara. He moved to PDP from ANPP and presented you as candidate. You won.