0lumide:

We need names to be called out!! Obasanjo must be a part of it,  the way he was feared by northern elites prove he had a powerful bargaining tool,

We need names to be called,  This isn't business as usual,

blkmum700:

Am just interested to know those who were bought in South west,i wish he could just name them,my mind says Asiwaju is likely to be among,the man like money no be small.

yomijnr:

Obasanjo was in prison, you re.tard

He told the court that $200 million, £75 million and N500 million were allegedly withdrawn from the CBN to appease South West leaders and douse tension that arose after the death of Abiola.

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So why didn't he have the video on kudi[b]rat'[/b]s death ? Abi no be him killer her ? Sir were !

Late MKO Abiola and Late Gen Sani Abacha
He further told the court: “There is documentary evidence to show that shortly after the death of late Abiola, the then Head of State (allegedly) ordered that various sums of money be withdrawn from the Central Bank of Nigeria.”
He told the court that $200 million, £75 million and N500 million were allegedly withdrawn from the CBN to appease South West leaders and douse tension that arose after the death of Abiola.

PointB:

Which [i]rat [/i]are you talking about? We are talking about heavy weights here not rats; Kudi not withstanding.

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Are you serious ? Don't tell me you don't know how strategic that woman was to the ''HOPE 93'' struggle,if not why did they assasinate her ?

PointB:

Which [i]rat [/i]are you talking about? We are talking about heavy weights here not rats; Kudi not withstanding.

PointB:


Yea, noise-making equates to being 'strategic.' I'll give that to you!

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Exactly what our new generation politicians do;make new noises round the country,cause political turmoil,we vote them in and they turn against us by looting all the available money they can fist on ! So what exact srategy does a nigerian politician possesses since all they wanted his win peoples' heart ?

PointB:

That's why I choose a non-noise maker like GEJ. It's not about the noise, it about calculated decision - that's strategy!

yahyus:




Late MKO Abiola and Late Gen Sani Abacha
He further told the court: “There is documentary evidence to show that shortly after the death of late Abiola, the then Head of State (allegedly) ordered that various sums of money be withdrawn from the Central Bank of Nigeria.”
He told the court that $200 million, £75 million and N500 million were allegedly withdrawn from the CBN to appease South West leaders and douse tension that arose after the death of Abiola.

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You don fall my hand,that one na human being ? bye bye

babaowo:

na today,the evidence dey with ppl since,even the judge knew that,but how mustapha take get 3 children while in prison Naija n drama.

pat077:

Why must it take him dis long 2 admit he has a video evidence? That means if he had been released  b4 now we won't be hearing dis. Well, i can't wait 4 d video 2 be out so dat i can grab my copy.

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Abeg yarn me tory ;DI also would like to see how Abiola died while meeting US envoy !

"on 7th July, 1998 an American delegation came to see the C-In-C (Gen. Abubakar); the C-In-C called me and said I should make arrangement for the delegation to see Chief M.K.O. Abiola. I called ASP Zadok and told him to prepare Abiola to see the delegation at Aguda House.

"I went to where Abiola was detained and together we headed to Aguda.

"On our way to Aguda, there was a call requesting for the keys to office of the Chief of General Staff. I directed Zadok to go and attend to the CGS' request before he will come back. I instructed him to leave Abiola’s car behind as if we finished before him with the delegation, Abiola would be taken back to his place.

"Members of the American delegation at the meeting were Thomas Pickering, Susan Rice and Ambassador Williams Twadell and at the meeting Chief Abiola cracked some jokes with them. When they asked him if he was in good health condition, Abiola said I am well expect for my swollen legs.

"At this juncture, the steward came in with some refreshment, tea and coffee. Pickering and Twadell took coffee, Susan Rice opted for tea while Abiola declined taking anything. After few minutes, Abiola started coughing continuously. Susan Rice urged him to take tea. I got up from the point I was watching with the intention to go and serve Abiola the tea, but Susan Rice, being the only woman present decided to serve him the tea and when she did I went back and sat down.

"Even after the tea, his coughing continued. He then went into the toilet and as I was about going in to meet him, he was coming out. He looked very tired and was sweating. He asked me if he could get his cough syrup and I asked the body guards to go and fetch Abiola’s syrup. He then entered back to the delegation and said he was feeling cold. We put off the air conditioner, he then said he was feeling hot and we in turn, opened the windows.

"Susan Rice suggested that he be taken to the hospital and I called Dr. Wali on my mobile phone and told him there was an emergency that the chief was very sick and he should come immediately. It took him (Dr. Wali) exactly seven minutes and 40 seconds to get to us.

"When Dr. Wali arrived, Abiola was still lying on the floor coughing. We fanned him, put him in a vehicle and drove straight to the emergency ward in the Aso Clinic. All of us were in the room, we forgot about the protocol that this was an emergency room restricted to only doctors and nurses. We were all in there.

"I informed the C-In-C of Abiola’s sickness and he was very worried. While we were there (hospital), I saw the CGS arrive without his cap and a driver; he was asking what is it? Not this hour. Seeing the condition he was in, I did not want him to give a wrong impression to our visitors, delegation, so I asked him to go back.

"I informed the C-In-C that the medical team was at work and he directed that we should contact Babagana Kingibe to bring the family to see what was happening to him (Abiola).

"At exactly 1 hour 20 minutes, Chief Abiola gave up and Susan Rice asked us to accept our (their) condolence.

PointB:

Oputa: Susan Rice served Abiola his last tea, says Abdulsalami's CSO (Wednesday, 26th September, 2001)
http://www.nigeriamasterweb.com/nmwpg1abiola3death.html

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You don fall my hand,that one na human being ? bye bye