Some people dont know why there should be a revolution in this country. let them read your list and probably they print out copies for their friends and relatives. I have prepared mine and pledged 20,000 copies of flyers that will go round    

Example:

Dimeji Bankole:   Curruption cases

- took $66m (£40m) loan from United Bank for Africa PLC for his office.
- misuse of N10 billion borrowed on behalf of the lower legislative chamber from a commercial bank.
- contract fixing worth millions of naira.
- inflation of the cost of items bought by the house, such as television sets.
- inflated a N2.3 billion contract for the supply of 380 Peugeot cars.
- annual salary and money budgeted for his office- millions of dollars.
- N335.5 million contract for the purchase of “special vehicles” for principal officers of the House.
- N9 billion misappropriated  out of the N11 billion capital vote

Case still in EFCC officially but closed, why? the more you look the less you see.

Seriously, closed

Depointer1:

Some people dont know why there should be a revolution in this country. let them read your list and probably they print out copies for their friends and relatives. I have prepared mine and pledged 20,000 copies of flyers that will go round    

Example:

Dimeji Bankole:   Curruption cases

- took $66m (£40m) loan from United Bank for Africa PLC for his office.
- misuse of N10 billion borrowed on behalf of the lower legislative chamber from a commercial bank.
- contract fixing worth millions of naira.
- inflation of the cost of items bought by the house, such as television sets.
- inflated a N2.3 billion contract for the supply of 380 Peugeot cars.
- annual salary and money budgeted for his office- millions of dollars.
- N335.5 million contract for the purchase of “special vehicles” for principal officers of the House.
- N9 billion misappropriated  out of the N11 billion capital vote

Case still in EFCC officially but closed, why? the more you look the less you see.

You know this story is absolutely false. Dimeji Bankole was in court last week and is due back in court again on October 17.

Why would you publish such a terrible falsehood? Well, I guess NL has quite a few id!ots that swallow such stuff without thinking.

[size=14pt]Court to hear another Bankole application October 17 [/size]
By Gowon Emakpe
July 27, 2011 01:00AM

A Federal High Court in Abuja has fixed October 17, to hear another application by former Speaker of the House of Representatives, Dimeji Bankole seeking to quash the 16-count charge preferred against him by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).

http://234next.com/csp/cms/sites/Next/News/5735761-147/story.csp

Federal High Court in Abuja has fixed October 17, my foot

We all know how you id!ots cook and frame things up. Is it not PDP?