Spike88:

, hmmm, for a car of this 'quality' to burn to this level; looks like it may have been 'assisted'. Parked with a full tank of gas only the damage should have a very different pattern/behaviour.

That is the problem with all these modern cars. Can old Peugeot car burn like this?

Hardtalk:


That is the problem with all these modern cars. Can old Peugeot car burn like this?

Can you compare fibre with metal?

the evil that men do live with them these days not after them anymore

selingel:

Can you compare fibre with metal?

In fact, just some hours ago, I saw a Peugeot 504 station wagon bought 1980, and the car is till clean, though you will know it has been worked on, several times. Which of these modern cars can last that long?

Hardtalk:

In fact, just some hours ago, I saw a Peugeot 504 station wagon bought 1980, and the car is till clean, though you will know it has been worked on, several times. Which of these modern cars can last that long?

Those cars are die hard. One panel beater just finished work on one here, the car is back.

what you sow,you shall reap or
the evil that men do live with them

that serves him right jo!

the man had it coming for so long a time,

living large at the expense of hardworking tax-payers and doing unthinkable stuffs daring the law like that

anyway, i wish him "soonest-recover" in jail!

thimbook2:

that serves him right jo!

the man had it coming for so long a time,

living large at the expense of hardworking tax-payers and doing unthinkable stuffs daring the law like that

anyway, i wish him "soonest-recover" in jail!

Just for the records, are you related to Shina Peters?

Fellow Nigerians why are u all critisising the man. If he was your brothr and you do get part of the money he made would rise against him?
Note evey body standing against this man are the peple who one way or the other did not benefit from him.
none of rthem is fighting a just cause, why won't they let people rest with silly race.
How many of them had stood up to Obasanjo?
all the people on power are peple who benefited. so what are we killing our head for

edesco:

Fellow Nigerians why are u all critisising the man. If he was your brothr and you do get part of the money he made would rise against him?
Note evey body standing against this man are the peple who one way or the other did not benefit from him.
none of rthem is fighting a just cause, why won't they let people rest with silly race.
How many of them had stood up to Obasanjo?
all the people on power are peple who benefited. so what are we killing our head for

Very complicated and controversial contribution.

not controversial my bro.
lets be sincere

Its pland work? Pls dy leave da poor man ooops did i say dat rich man alone oh nw am serious ibori u sef write leta 2 da police, efcc, uk, 9jans so dat dem go pardon u lak ribadu

Nizoral:

Its pland work? Pls dy leave da poor man ooops did i say dat rich man alone oh nw am serious ibori u sef write leta 2 da police, efcc, uk, 9jans so dat dem go pardon u lak ribadu

This is serious oh!.

edesco:

Fellow Nigerians why are u all critisising the man. If he was your brothr and you do get part of the money he made would rise against him?
Note evey body standing against this man are the peple who one way or the other did not benefit from him.
none of rthem is fighting a just cause, why won't they let people rest with silly race.
How many of them had stood up to Obasanjo?
all the people on power are peple who benefited. so what are we killing our head for

Mo gba dun e!!!

Na so the thing pain you?

@oboma1 who told u i was jokn am crious jawe he was my gov. Evwebodi dy chop so dy shud fwee d man jor bad bele pipo

Nizoral:

@oboma1 who told u i was jokn am crious jawe he was my gov. Evwebodi dy chop so dy shud fwee d man jor bad bele pipo

Good citizen of Delta state. This is absolute loyalty.

Oboma1:

Good citizen of Delta state. This is absolute loyalty.

Hmmm!

@selingel y ar yhu hmmmn jor

I am like that, because of this: http://www.saharareporters.com/real-news/sr-headlines/6178-london-trial-ibori-sister-christine-ibie-ibori-found-guilty.html

London Trial: Ibori's Sister, Christine Ibie Ibori, Found Guilty And Remanded In Prison PDF | Print | E-mail
Tuesday, 01 June 2010 06:57
The 12-member jury deliberating on the money laundering trial of associates of former governor of Delta State, James Ibori, today found his sister, Christine Ibie-Ibori, guilty of all charges of money laundering and mortgage fraud. The jury however acquitted Ibori's former assistant, Adebimpe Pogoson, of the charges against her. Also, the jury did not announce its verdict pertaining to Ibori's mistress, Mrs. Udoamaka Okoronkwo. A legal source in London told Saharareporters that the jury is continuing deliberations over Ms. Okoronkwo’s case. The jury went home today unable to reach a verdict, but our source disclosed that a verdict on Okoronkwo could come as early as tomorrow.

Christine Ibie-Ibori was found guilty on all nine counts of money laundering and mortgage fraud. She was detained as soon as the court rose today and sent to prison. The Southwark Crown Court Judge, Christopher Hardy, is awaiting a psychiatric assessment report on her before setting her prison sentence. Efforts by her lawyers to secure her bail were denied.

A legal source told Saharareporters that the jury’s decision regarding Udoamaka Okoronkwo would determine if Ibori’s former mistress is to stand trial with Ibori's wife, Theresa Nkoyo, and his London-based lawyer, Bhadresh Gohil. The prosecution of Mrs. Ibori and Mr. Gohil will commence later this month in the same court. A third trial involving Mr. Gohil, James Ibori, former Governor Victor Attah of Akwa Ibom, and two UK citizens as well as the former private secretary to Umaru Yar'adua, Mr. David Edevbie, will follow later in the year.

UK authorities are currently seeking the extradition of Ibori from Dubai to the UK. A London-based lawyer told Saharareporters that, if the extradition succeeds, Ibori’s trial in the UK on the laundering of Delta State assets worth £70 million pounds, “may well be an international test case in the effort to curtail the illicit outflow of funds from Africa.”

Mr. Ibori remains under arrest in Dubai awaiting extradition hearings by a UAE court.

The many troubles of Mr. Ibori. What a pity!.

Enjoyment1:

The many troubles of Mr. Ibori. What a pity!.

He really have to face the reality of his actions.

Hardtalk:

He really have to face the reality of his actions.

How, when and where?