In 2007 the Supreme Court of
Georgia in the United States revealed that one
Femi Gbaja (Hon. Femi Gbajabiamila), with State
bar number 288-330 was suspended from legal
practice for 36 months, owing to his corrupt
conduct, which saw him defrauding a client of the
sum of $25,000, before fleeing to Nigeria to start
a political career. Gbaja accepted payment of $
25,000 as a personal injury claims and deposited
those funds in his attorney trust account in
January 2003. He failed to disburse the fund to
his client; instead he withdrew the funds, closed
his practice and left for Nigeria. Femi who evaded
outright debarment by filling a petition for
voluntary discipline before a panel led by Chief
Justice Leah Ward Sears, has since been at the
National Assembly as the Representative of the
Surulere Federal Constituency, Lagos State.
Just like any other duplicitous character, Femi
Gbaja changed his name to Femi Gbaja-biamila, a
name he now bears in the National Assembly.
Some of these questions will provoke a rational
mind: why has Gbaja decided to abandon his
degree obtained from John Marshall Law School?
Why has he not visited the US since his return?
Why did he change his original name? Remain
glued as more revelations unfold.

Source: saharareporters.com/2007/09/16/lagos-rep-house-representative-fraud-scandal

Note: This report came in when Sahara Reporters were still credible.

Hmm