VIDEO: The Thief In Government House‏
A former Nigerian state governor - who once worked as a cashier in a Ruislip hardware store - has pleaded guilty to embezzling millions of US dollars of Nigerian public funds following a ground breaking investigation by the Metropolitan Police Service's Proceeds of Corruption Unit.

James Ibori, 49 (4.8.62) - an ex-governor of Nigeria's oil-rich Delta State with presidential aspirations - siphoned off an estimated US$250million of state funds, that should have been used to improve the life of his electorate, for his personal use.

The money was lavished on a portfolio of luxury houses, fleets of top-of-the-range cars, fees at some of the UK's most expensive boarding schools, first class travel, expensive hotels and even a US$20 million private jet. His monthly credit card bills alone amounted to around US$200,000 in personal spending.

Today (27 February) at Southwark Crown Court he pleaded guilty to ten offences relating to conspiracy to launder funds from Delta State, substantive counts of money laundering and one count of obtaining a money transfer by deception and fraud.

He is remanded in custody for sentencing at a future date.


Please enjoy the video:




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lghwXiBdLJs

Only one thief?
Well everyday for the thief one day for another thief.
No owner of the house in Nigeria.
Mu he he he he he he