USAbabe:
Always killing themselves over property, that is how they love themselves.,Awon skull mining accommodators

annnikky:
Y washing ur dirty linen outside, u people are old enough to solve ur problems urselves.

When money and property is involve everyone become an enemy

evanso6226:
The youngest son of the late Mrs. Kudirat Abiola, Mr. Abdul Mumuni Abiola, has alleged that his life is in danger because of his older siblings, Kola, Deji, and Agboola Abiola, who have appropriated the properties left behind by their father, the late Chief MKO Abiola.
He made the allegation in a statement issued on Friday on behalf of his 40 brothers and sisters.

The young man said his three siblings have been playing God over their father’s estate and advised them to desist.
“I want my brothers, Kola, Deji, and Agboola, to stop playing god with our father’s properties and abandoned projects and investments. I, my brothers and sisters, totaling 40 children of Abiola, are not fighting with them. We don’t have a bone to pick with them. But we need to step out of the past and out of our father’s shadow,” he said.
He accused his three older siblings of spreading falsehood in the media about his efforts to remedy the dwindling fortunes of the Abiola family.


“I am ashamed, just like my other brothers and sisters, to see that after MKO Abiola’s death, many of his legacies appear to be in shambles. No, it shouldn’t be like that. That is not what MKO Abiola stood for while he was alive. I want the good people of Nigeria to prevail on Kola and his cohorts to stop using the Police to harass me or those who are working with me to restore the lost glory of the Abiola family,” he cried out.
According to Abdul Mumuni, four men were recently arrested and arraigned before a magistrate’s court for breaking into MKO’s bookshop at Oshodi. The men were accused of stealing equipment and other materials valued at N1 billion.

Journalists who reported the incident, says that he was pressured by Kola and Deji to omit his name from their reports in their newspapers. He explained that his efforts to renovate their father’s properties are not for selfish interest.
“It is for all my siblings and for the name of Chief MKO Abiola not to be dragged through the mud. Why should some people be sending thugs and miscreants after me and those working with me to renovate MKO Abiola’s properties? Why should that be? Do we have to wash our dirty linen in the public? Why should only a select few of Abiola’s children sit on our father’s properties? I am not even asking them to give me and my other siblings a share of the money-spinning companies of my father that they sit on. Our humble request is that they should allow me and my other siblings who are interested in renovating Abiola’s derelict properties. They should allow us to revive MKO Abiola’s abandoned projects,” he said.
Abdul Mumuni said he has exercised patience for 18 years during which he has watched a few of his siblings appropriate what belongs to all the children, who have allegedly been badly treated by Kola, Deji, and Agboola.
He restated his fear that his life could be in danger and called on members of the public to look in the direction of his three siblings if anything untoward happens to him.


“I am also informing the public that my life is in danger. I don’t feel safe any longer. If anything untoward happens to me, Nigerians should know who to hold responsible. If anything should happen to me or my siblings, Kola and his cohorts should be held responsible. I love life, but I will not sit down cowardly. It is time that all of Abiola’s children sat down to discuss what exactly we want to do with our father’s properties and investments. We really don’t want handouts from anybody,” he said.
The late politician was widely presumed to have won the 1993 presidential election annulled by the military regime of General Ibrahim Babangida (retd ).
He died in detention in 1998, following his arrest over his determination to reclaim his mandate.
Abdul Mumuni’s mother, Kudirat, was killed in 1996 by assassins working for the military regime of the late General Sani Abacha.

SOURCE:https://clintnews..com.ng/2018/01/my-life-is-in-danger-they-are-planning.html

SpComedy:
Yoruba accommodators don turn to assassin's

Sophistication don turn to sufferstication

Once money is involved, the Yorubas don't care who is their blood...... They kill themselves over properties that Worth nothing

USAbabe:
Always killing themselves over property, that is how they love themselves.,Awon skull mining accommodators

Xisnin:

Senseless ipob terrorist.

ipodstinks:
[s]Remove the log in your eyes first before another. They have not killed him and the will not.
https://www.google.com.ng/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2017/10/son-kills-father-mother-abia/amp/[/s]

Gazzy88:
while abiola was alive,he could feed the whole Igbo tribe combined. Shameless flatheaded monkey.

baddosky1:


Where was he feeding them from? In the 12x12 prison cell where Abacha caged him up like a common dog?

Gazzy88:
Yes from the cotedviore he ran to after the civil war.

nzeobi:
beware of polygamy

IdeyFindWife:


Ahh, babes, big money families dey get stress especially polygamous settings o! No trust, no peace, no unity, no joy, and many cases, no safety or progress!!

And as per that "not washing dirty" wetin you call am again sef? See, some extra-large sized panties won't ever be clean till you sun dry them o, so let them shout well well now scatter everything until they can all come to a meaningful conclusion!


Today na Sunday, i been dey come from church now sef Oyah, lemme pray for you what i wish for myself too: Nobody will ever get the chance share your hubby with you or disturb the blissful peace of your home in Jesus name, Amen!

Themandator:
I read a story of a man who in cohort with a sitting president , confiscated copies of the Gideon Bible sent to Nigeria by the organisation and dumped same in the Atlantic ocean.

Years later some of his estates are now churches premises ...Wealth transfer

Pray all christians in Nigeria that whosever is backing the murderous herdsmen, financially and morally would have his wealth transferred to those who would it for the sake of the gospel.

lonelydora:


Are you saying Solomon is not wise again?

baddosky1:


You mean he ran away? I thought they put otapiapia inside milo and gave him.

Amazonian23:
Funny... Dah one epp me

Still my humble self jare... AMAZONIAN23!!! Get what u want on my profile and thank me later...

ottohan:
Thats too much naa!! Are dey rabbits??

evanso6226:
The youngest son of the late Mrs. Kudirat Abiola, Mr. Abdul Mumuni Abiola, has alleged that his life is in danger because of his older siblings, Kola, Deji, and Agboola Abiola, who have appropriated the properties left behind by their father, the late Chief MKO Abiola.
He made the allegation in a statement issued on Friday on behalf of his 40 brothers and sisters.

The young man said his three siblings have been playing God over their father’s estate and advised them to desist.
“I want my brothers, Kola, Deji, and Agboola, to stop playing god with our father’s properties and abandoned projects and investments. I, my brothers and sisters, totaling 40 children of Abiola, are not fighting with them. We don’t have a bone to pick with them. But we need to step out of the past and out of our father’s shadow,” he said.
He accused his three older siblings of spreading falsehood in the media about his efforts to remedy the dwindling fortunes of the Abiola family.


“I am ashamed, just like my other brothers and sisters, to see that after MKO Abiola’s death, many of his legacies appear to be in shambles. No, it shouldn’t be like that. That is not what MKO Abiola stood for while he was alive. I want the good people of Nigeria to prevail on Kola and his cohorts to stop using the Police to harass me or those who are working with me to restore the lost glory of the Abiola family,” he cried out.
According to Abdul Mumuni, four men were recently arrested and arraigned before a magistrate’s court for breaking into MKO’s bookshop at Oshodi. The men were accused of stealing equipment and other materials valued at N1 billion.

Journalists who reported the incident, says that he was pressured by Kola and Deji to omit his name from their reports in their newspapers. He explained that his efforts to renovate their father’s properties are not for selfish interest.
“It is for all my siblings and for the name of Chief MKO Abiola not to be dragged through the mud. Why should some people be sending thugs and miscreants after me and those working with me to renovate MKO Abiola’s properties? Why should that be? Do we have to wash our dirty linen in the public? Why should only a select few of Abiola’s children sit on our father’s properties? I am not even asking them to give me and my other siblings a share of the money-spinning companies of my father that they sit on. Our humble request is that they should allow me and my other siblings who are interested in renovating Abiola’s derelict properties. They should allow us to revive MKO Abiola’s abandoned projects,” he said.
Abdul Mumuni said he has exercised patience for 18 years during which he has watched a few of his siblings appropriate what belongs to all the children, who have allegedly been badly treated by Kola, Deji, and Agboola.
He restated his fear that his life could be in danger and called on members of the public to look in the direction of his three siblings if anything untoward happens to him.


“I am also informing the public that my life is in danger. I don’t feel safe any longer. If anything untoward happens to me, Nigerians should know who to hold responsible. If anything should happen to me or my siblings, Kola and his cohorts should be held responsible. I love life, but I will not sit down cowardly. It is time that all of Abiola’s children sat down to discuss what exactly we want to do with our father’s properties and investments. We really don’t want handouts from anybody,” he said.
The late politician was widely presumed to have won the 1993 presidential election annulled by the military regime of General Ibrahim Babangida (retd ).
He died in detention in 1998, following his arrest over his determination to reclaim his mandate.
Abdul Mumuni’s mother, Kudirat, was killed in 1996 by assassins working for the military regime of the late General Sani Abacha.

SOURCE:https://clintnews..com.ng/2018/01/my-life-is-in-danger-they-are-planning.html