aguiyi: to the jokes section pls

PROUD-IGBO:
Hehehe . And if they don't believe that, he can tell them his dog (Tyson) ate it. That's a caste-iron excuse that never fails.

Dude is a clown.

nuclearboy: Obviously a lie meant to further villify the man and ridicule the house of representatives!

Truly the man seems corrupt and like every PDP member, should be in jail but those doing this are definitely hiding a lot of things- this campaign of calumny has gone stratospheric.

Is there someway the cash can be used against Otedola's claims or why not just take short man Farouk to court where everything will then belong to the public domain and his claims of having his own story can then NOT be killed aforehand?

bennyraz:

However, the matter became more controversial when Farouk[b] failed to provided the same money[/b] he had collected. Asked by investigators to surrender the marked dollars, Farouk could only provide a few leftovers, claiming the rest had been stolen.

ikooko: @poster,
do you seriously expect him to present the exhibit. spent long ago.

jerseyboy:
where did you get off being sympathetic with these rogues. it is not about this bribe or the other. it is about bringing down the whole culture of how this house runs the democracy down.

nuclearboy:

Sympathy?? I beg you, bro, to re-read! He is a thief - confirmed! However, the noise is too much! Why over-heat the polity if there's nothing else?

The man wants a court process even when we all believe he is guilty! Why not then take him to court if there is nothing funny hidden? What are they afraid of that makes them insist on keeping this issue in the public arena rather than a normal court set up for such purposes of examining evidence?

Till the right thing is done, we cannot judge based on hearsay