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JONATHAN SPENT N3.5TN PENSION FUND ON RECURRENT EXPENDITURE – OSHIOMHOLE

I think Mr Oshiomhole has been trying too hard to regain his public appeal which took a big bashing after he publicly told a poor widow to "go and die" ‎and after his wedding to the "virgin" foreigner. He's been throwing wild allegations against his political enemies with reckless abandon!

He, it was, who said American officials told him a former minister stole $6/$7 billion but America has since said no such conversation happened. He attacked Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala but that one has been debunking his allegations consistently and systematically. He also attacked former Agriculture minister and said his achievements were fake, but that one defended himself and has been receiving accolades globally and was supported for his current prestigious international job by President Buhari, meaning Buhari does not agree with him (Oshiomhole).

Now, this. To the best of our knowledge, the pension funds contributed ‎under the auspices of the National Pension Commission (PenCom) are managed by privately owned Pension Fund Administrators (PFAs) and kept in custody by Pension Fund Custodians (PFCs). Where, when and how did Jonathan then take the money and spent it on recurrent expenditure? And did he spend the money alone or he gave the state governments and local governments a part of it? 

Oshiomhole needs to throw more light on this allegation.

Something significantly degrading is happening to Oshio in the past one year. Maybe his irrational outbursts are a cry for help. Edo folks need to keep their eyes on the man-- and his friends should be worried. 

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