ideology:


Well if you say so.

I hope you know Nigerians own firms too in SA

bushdoc9919:
All right....but even then there are better ways to transport $9.5 million than putting raw cash in a plane....especially as the laws of this country prohibit one from flying with $10000 in cash out of the country.

Indeed, whatever happened to the humble bank transfer? Don't we live in a 21st century world.?

Forgive me, but this transaction still sounds a bit ''strange'' to me. I would still like the Government to punish whoever was responsible for approving the transfer of such a huge amount of raw cash in such a way as to arouse suspicion of ''funny business''.

Sincere9gerian:

Even after the NSA had admitted that his office was directly responsible for the failed arms deal yet some ethnic bigot are still heaping the blame on a pastor who swore he had no hand in deal and who was exonerated by the NSA. How come no one is calling on the NSA to resign? Is it because the NSA is Fulani while the pastor is southsouth?

agabusta:


I guess the South African govt too was not privvy to same security information. And tht is what makes it short of due process.

If it followed due process, there wouldn't have been any issue.

Chigold101:
no sir someone in thenorthern part of america has vowed to purnish nigeria for reasons best known to them. They dont want nigeria to buy arms from them and they also dont want their allies to sell arms to nigeria. They have actually achieved their aim cos returning the money still mean that arms where not bought (yet). Using our african brothers to fight us will make them look innocent. As they always do, they will come to play the role of peace maker. Letme stop here sha

jaytee01:
You are a big Fo_ol! What is the difference bw calling someone's opinion silly and calling the person silly?
And what is the position of the law regarding such transactions? Since when did statements from the NSA replace enacted laws of the country?
Idi_ot!

jaytee01:
You are a big Fo_ol! What is the difference bw calling someone's opinion silly and calling the person silly?
And what is the position of the law regarding such transactions? Since when did statements from the NSA replace enacted laws of the country?
Idi_ot!

jaytee01:
You are a big Fo_ol! What is the difference bw calling someone's opinion silly and calling the person silly?
And what is the position of the law regarding such transactions? Since when did statements from the NSA replace enacted laws of the country?
Idi_ot!

diablos:
SAfricans...all noise no balls. We all knew it ws only a matter of time.

Bwahaha... The Xhosas and Zulus in their primitiveness of exposing peanuts and bosoms think their country is GIANT of Africa.

Why must our government take such amount of money through illegal means to South Africa in the first place?

Go Nigeria, the true GIANT of Africa.

ideology:


Nigeria was instrumental to their independence,
Last week the high commissioner addressed Nigeria as Brother

Am just waiting for Liar Mohammed to hold another press briefing and spread propaganda as usual.

I love the presidency's maturity in responding to the issue, the bad area was where they threatened to shut down their businesses and firms in Nigeria, it sounded immature

justitiaomnibus:
which other African Country could have made South Africa get the kind of fame it just got since the Death of Mandela if not Nigeria.

justitiaomnibus:
but they also know that a dwarf cannot rub shoulders with a Giant.

justitiaomnibus:
........they arrogantly insult us.

Akinsnaira:
Now is the time for lawmaking buffalos to drop their witch-hunting bill on the innocent DSTV

agabusta:


I guess the South African govt too was not privvy to same security information. And tht is what makes it short of due process.

If it followed due process, there wouldn't have been any issue.