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Re: Debunking The Latest Lie: Nigeria did not earn $10bn from Raw Cocoa exports by Flyoruboy1: 10:55am On Aug 02, 2015
PPAngel:


Speaking of drug traffickers Yorubas pioneered drug trafficking in the early 80's.

Even your defacto political leader, Tinubu was convicted in the US for drug trafficking alongside his wife.

Let me do my research on early convicted drug couriers . This will make a good topic to further expose you diabolical criminal ingrates

Smh. What a wasted life. Go ahead and me sef I will post over 50 news reports devoted to your busted drug-trafficking igbo kinsmen. I have your time. Ode oshi. No go learn trade.
Re: Debunking The Latest Lie: Nigeria did not earn $10bn from Raw Cocoa exports by PPAngel(f): 10:58am On Aug 02, 2015
Flyoruboy1:


Smh. What a wasted life. Go ahead and me def I will post over 50 news reports devoted to your busted drug-trafficking igbo kinsmen. I have your time. Ode oshi. No go learn trade.

[size=38pt]The paramount political figure from your sophisticated region is a convicted drug courier.[/size]

You see how useless you people are?

Is there any single thing that is not fake with that your bastard front man, tinubu?

His name, age, state of origin, paternity, educational background are all fake!


A liar like Tinubu being your leader will surely make lies the doctrine over you.

Foolish useless people.

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Re: Debunking The Latest Lie: Nigeria did not earn $10bn from Raw Cocoa exports by Jaypea98: 11:00am On Aug 02, 2015
PPAngel:


Which identity?

You exposed my monicker which I don't hide because I quote other posts I made under my other handles in my posts.

You can call me whatever you like but that does not in any way change the narrative here.

If you like name me Chukwudi one of your brothers have told me to drink my oil so that just shows how foolish you guys are.

When it comes to ND posters you tread cautiously trying to gin their support but we are not that foolish.

We know who you Yorubas truly are and the last election should tell you that the ND does not share any similar political affiliation with you.
OIL
OIL
OIL
Thats what z always in your head ...the world doesn't revolve around OIL.
You say the SW are tribalisms yet they help retain properties, rents and even jobs of tha biafrans yet their ND 'brothers' wouldnt do same?.Now tell what those actions say about your people .
Re: Debunking The Latest Lie: Nigeria did not earn $10bn from Raw Cocoa exports by Flyoruboy1: 11:01am On Aug 02, 2015
PPAngel:


[size=38pt]The paramount political figure from your sophisticated region is a convicted drug courier.[/size]

You see how useless you people are?

Is there any single thing that is not fake with that your bastard front man, tinubu?

His name, age, state of origin, paternity, educational background are all fake!


A liar like Tinubu being your leader will surely make lies the doctrine over you.

Foolish useless people.

Show proof of his conviction or may you die in your sleep this night for making such a false accusation.
Re: Debunking The Latest Lie: Nigeria did not earn $10bn from Raw Cocoa exports by PPAngel(f): 11:04am On Aug 02, 2015
Jaypea98:

OIL
OIL
OIL
Thats what z always in your head ...the world doesn't revolve around OIL.
You say the SW are tribalisms yet they help retain properties, rents and even jobs of tha biafrans yet their ND 'brothers' wouldnt do same?.Now tell what those actions say about your people .

Shatap!

You can not defend your cocoa lie

And between the ND and SW who is more obsessed with oil?

You guys occupied your dirty streets all because of fuel subsidies.

Your useless governors keep lamenting about oil proceeds as if they even produce one drop?

Do you see your hypocrisy smacking that ugly tattooed face of yours?

RevDesmondJuju:
[size=38pt]
The many Lamentations of oyel money by Areberascal

[/size]

Aregbesola Accusses Jonathan of Squandering U.S.$35 Billion Oil Money
http://allafrica.com/stories/201502010218.html

Nigeria lost 1.2 trillion naira to oil theft in 2014-  Aregbesola 
http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/nigeria-lost-n1-2trn-to-crude-oil-theft-in-2014-alleges-aregbesola/198795/

Jonathan responsible for oil theft-Aregbesola
https://www.facebook.com/GovernorRaufAregbesola/posts/791547530882282

Nigeria loses 2.2 trillion naira to oil theft -Aregbesola
https://www.facebook.com/GovernorRaufAregbesola/posts/798085810228454

$14bn lost to oil theft annually -Aregbesola
http://leadership.ng/news/400862/14bn-lost-oil-theft-yearly-aregbesola

Till Today, Jonatan can not account for $14.6bn dollars-Aregbesola

http://www.nigerianeye.com/2015/01/till-today-jonathan-cant-account-for.html

40% reduction in Osun’s federal allocation unjustifiable – Aregbesola
http://www.punchng.com/news/40-reduction-in-osuns-federal-allocation-unjustifiable-aregbesola/

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Re: Debunking The Latest Lie: Nigeria did not earn $10bn from Raw Cocoa exports by Jaypea98: 11:08am On Aug 02, 2015
PPAngel:


Shatap!

You can not defend your cocoa lie

And between the ND and SW who is more obsessed with oil?

You guys occupied your dirty streets all because of fuel subsidies.

Your useless governors keep lamenting about oil proceeds as if they even produce one drop?

Do you see your hypocrisy smacking that ugly tattooed face of yours?

Please answer ma question and stop giving me elusive replies
You say the SW are tribalistic
yet they helped in retaining properties,
rent and even jobs of tha
biafrans yet their ND 'brothers'
wouldn't do same?
Re: Debunking The Latest Lie: Nigeria did not earn $10bn from Raw Cocoa exports by PPAngel(f): 11:08am On Aug 02, 2015
Flyoruboy1:


Show proof of his conviction or may you die in your sleep this night for making such a false accusation.

http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2015/04/27/nigeria-s-next-leader-s-ties-to-a-heroin-ring.html

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Re: Debunking The Latest Lie: Nigeria did not earn $10bn from Raw Cocoa exports by PPAngel(f): 11:08am On Aug 02, 2015
Jaypea98:

Please answer ma question and stop giving me elusive replies
You say the SW are tribalistic
yet they helped in retaining properties,
rent and even jobs of tha
biafrans yet their ND 'brothers'
wouldn't do same?

We are talking cocoa lies here

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Re: Debunking The Latest Lie: Nigeria did not earn $10bn from Raw Cocoa exports by PPAngel(f): 11:10am On Aug 02, 2015
Flyoruboy1:


Show proof of his conviction or may you die in your sleep this night for making such a false accusation.

[size=18pt]Tinubu's Drug Past
[/size]

Facts have emerged that the erstwhile Governor of Lagos state, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu may have been involved in a white heroin trafficking network which operated in Chicago and some parts of Indiana and led by one Adegboyega Mueez Akande between 1988 and 1993. The source of the white heroine was identified as one Mr. Lee Andrew Edwards who was incarcerated for attempting to murder a federal agent while the agent was executing a search warrant on him.

According to the Verified Complaint for forfeiture in case No. 93 C 4483 Obtained by SaharaReporters, which was filed on July 26, 1993 before the Hon. Judge Nordberg of the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, the United States Government urged the Court to order the forfeiture of funds in accounts Nos. 263226700 held by First Heritage Bank in the name of Bola Tinubu, funds in accounts 39483134, 39483396, 4650279566, 00400220, 39936404 and 39936383 held by Citibank N.A in the name of Bola Tinubu and funds in accounts 52050-89451952,52050-89451952, 52050-89451953 held by Citibank in the name of Bola Tinubu because there was probable cause to believe that the funds in Tinubu's bank accounts represented proceeds of narcotics trafficking or were monies involved in financial transactions in violations of 18 U.S.C, sections 1956 and 1957 and therefore, was forfeitable to the U.S Government.




However, in a tacit defense of the ownership of the funds, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu averred in Court that the funds belonged to himself, his wife, K.O Tinubu and his surrogate mother, Alhaja Mogaji and warranted that they had exclusive right, title and interest to the funds.

In an affidavit sworn to by Kevin Moss, a Special Agent with the United States Internal Revenue Service, criminal investigation division in support of the verified complaint for forfeiture of Bola Tinubu's moneys held in various Bank accounts, the agent gave a vivid account of how he came to the conclusion that the funds were proceeds of narcotics transaction in violation of the U.S law.

Mr. Moss averred that prior to and during 1988; the government became involved in the investigation of a white heroin trafficking network operating in Chicago, Illinois and Hammond, Indiana. The investigation disclosed that an individual known as Lee Andrew Edwards was a source of white heroin. The government sources provided information about Lee Andrew Edwards including the identity of a telephone number which activated in electronic pager. This pager according to him was to be called to place an order for white heroin. According to Mr. Moss, this pager was subscribed to by one Adegboyega Mueez Akande who at that time was a resident of Chicago.

Mr. Moss further averred that during February 1988, an individual named Abiodun Agbele arrived in the U.S from Nigeria and during investigation by the government, Agbele disclosed that Akande was his uncle who provided him an apartment in Hammond, Indiana.

According to Agbele, Mr. Akande returned to Nigeria in1990; however, before he left, he instructed Agbale to serve as a source of white heroin for Mr. Lee Andrew Edwards as a result of which Agbele sold white heroin for Lee Andrew Edwards on numerous occasions. Following a tip off, Agbele sold one ounce of white heroin to a law enforcement agent undercover on November 28, 1990 for $7,000 and was subsequently arrested. After his arrest, Agbele agreed to cooperate with the law enforcement agents regarding the white heroin distribution and network of Akande.

According to Agbele, Akande controlled the operation of white heroin from Nigeria in conjunction with other individuals in Nigeria and the U.S. One other individual who worked with Akande according to the affidavit was identified as Bola Tinubu who later became the governor of Lagos state from 1999 to 2007.

The investigation also revealed that in December 1989, Akande took Bola Tinubu to First Heritage bank where Bola Tinubu opened an individual money market. In the account opening application, Tinubu, gave his address as 7504 South Stewart, Chicago, the same address used previously by Akande and his company, Globe-Link. This is the same address used as the drop-off point for packages from Nigeria that contained the white heroin. According to bank records, Bola Tinubu also opened a joint checking account in his name and the name of his wife, Oluremi Tinubu. Mrs. Tinubu had previously opened a joint Bank account also in the same bank with Abdrey Akande, the wife of the heroin kingpin, Adegboyega Mueez Akande.

Upon opening the account, Tinubu deposited the sum of $1,000 in traveler's check. However, five days after opening the account, specifically, on January 4, 1990, Tinubu deposited the sum of $80,000 into the account.

According to the federal agent, in a credit application dated January 6, 1990, Bola Tinubu disclosed that he resided at 7504 South Stewart and that Mueez A. Akande was his cousin. Tinubu further stated that he was an employee of Mobil Oil Nigeria Limited, Fairfax, Virginia and his take home pay was $2,400 per month. Additionally, Tinubu stated on the application that he had no other sources of income and listed his wife, Oluremi Tinubu as co-applicant for the application for automobile loan. The loan was secured with the certificate of deposit in the amount of $10,000 which Tinubu had purchased with a withdrawal from the $80,000 deposit in his checking account.

According to the federal agent, Bank records from First heritage Bank disclosed that in 1990 alone, Bola Tinubu deposited $661,000 into his individual money market account and in 1993; he deposited the sum of $1,216,500 into the same money market account. The agent further avers that in 1991, Tinubu began opening accounts at Citibank in the section known as the world-wide personal banking unit where he transferred the sum of $560,000 from his money market account at the First Heritage Bank.

This development prompted the Federal agents to interview representatives from Mobil Oil regarding Tinubu's employment status and his take-home pay. The Mobil Oil representatives confirmed to the investigators that Tinubu was employed by the Mobil Oil as a treasurer. Mobil Oil further told the federal agents that this position did not involve the transfer of large amounts of money between banking institutions. Mobil oil representatives also stated that under no circumstance would Tinubu be permitted to retain money belonging to Mobil Oil in accounts bearing Tinubu's name. Finally, Mobil Oil confirmed that the corporation never had any accounts in banks in the southern suburbs of Chicago.

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On January 10, 1992, the federal agents obtained a court Order freezing Tinubu's accounts at First Heritage Bank and Citibank respectively. Thereafter, Tinubu contacted the First Heritage Bank to transfer money from his accounts and was advised that the accounts had been seized by the U.S Treasury.

On January 13, 1992, Mr. Moss, the Federal agent contacted Bola Tinubu in Nigeria by phone using a number provided to the First Heritage Bank by Tinubu himself. Mr. Moss averred that during the course of the interview, Bola Tinubu confirmed that he knew Mueez Adegboyega Akande. Tinubu further admitted during the interview with the federal agent that he had wire transferred $100,000 to Akande's bank account in Houston and that the $80,000.00 of the funds used to open the account at First Heritage Bank had come from Akande. Tinubu further admitted that he had other accounts in Fairfax, Virginia and London.

Concluding his affidavit evidence, Mr. Moss stated that with all these evidence, there was probable cause to believe that the funds in the accounts held by First Heritage Bank and Citibank, N.A in the name of Bola Tinubu represented property that was involved in narcotics transaction in violation of the U.S law. He therefore, urged the Court to issue an order of forfeiture of the funds.

After a protracted litigation in which Bola Tinubu claimed that the monies legitimately belonged to him, his wife, Oluremi Tinubu and his surrogate mother, one Alhaja Mogaji, Bola Tinubu finally opted for a stipulated settlement with the U.S government. According to the settlement Order dated September 15, 1993; Hon. Judge John A Nordberg ordered that the sum of $460,000 held by Bola Tinubu in The First Heritage Bank account be forfeited to the United States Government. The Court also ordered the release of the funds held in the Citibank account and any money held in excess of $460,000 at the First Heritage account to Bola Tinubu in line with the agreement and stipulation reached by Tinubu with the federal agents.

Ironically, this case came up at the peak of the struggle against the annulment of the June 12, 1993 presidential election by the Gen. Babagida-led military junta during which time Tinubu as a member and one of the leading financiers of the National democratic Coalition (NADECO) made several "pro-democracy" trips to the U.S ostensibly to press for U.S sanctions against the Nigerian junta. It is therefore doubtful whether most of those trips were actually connected with the June 12, struggle after all.

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Re: Debunking The Latest Lie: Nigeria did not earn $10bn from Raw Cocoa exports by PPAngel(f): 11:12am On Aug 02, 2015
Flyoruboy1:


Show proof of his conviction or may you die in your sleep this night for making such a false accusation.

By the end of today you will renounce being a Yoruba

grin grin grin

Bloody liars

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Re: Debunking The Latest Lie: Nigeria did not earn $10bn from Raw Cocoa exports by Flyoruboy1: 11:16am On Aug 02, 2015
PPAngel:


[size=18pt]Tinubu's Drug Past
[/size]

Facts have emerged that the erstwhile Governor of Lagos state, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu may have been involved in a white heroin trafficking network which operated in Chicago and some parts of Indiana and led by one Adegboyega Mueez Akande between 1988 and 1993. The source of the white heroine was identified as one Mr. Lee Andrew Edwards who was incarcerated for attempting to murder a federal agent while the agent was executing a search warrant on him.

According to the Verified Complaint for forfeiture in case No. 93 C 4483 Obtained by SaharaReporters, which was filed on July 26, 1993 before the Hon. Judge Nordberg of the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, the United States Government urged the Court to order the forfeiture of funds in accounts Nos. 263226700 held by First Heritage Bank in the name of Bola Tinubu, funds in accounts 39483134, 39483396, 4650279566, 00400220, 39936404 and 39936383 held by Citibank N.A in the name of Bola Tinubu and funds in accounts 52050-89451952,52050-89451952, 52050-89451953 held by Citibank in the name of Bola Tinubu because there was probable cause to believe that the funds in Tinubu's bank accounts represented proceeds of narcotics trafficking or were monies involved in financial transactions in violations of 18 U.S.C, sections 1956 and 1957 and therefore, was forfeitable to the U.S Government.




However, in a tacit defense of the ownership of the funds, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu averred in Court that the funds belonged to himself, his wife, K.O Tinubu and his surrogate mother, Alhaja Mogaji and warranted that they had exclusive right, title and interest to the funds.

In an affidavit sworn to by Kevin Moss, a Special Agent with the United States Internal Revenue Service, criminal investigation division in support of the verified complaint for forfeiture of Bola Tinubu's moneys held in various Bank accounts, the agent gave a vivid account of how he came to the conclusion that the funds were proceeds of narcotics transaction in violation of the U.S law.

Mr. Moss averred that prior to and during 1988; the government became involved in the investigation of a white heroin trafficking network operating in Chicago, Illinois and Hammond, Indiana. The investigation disclosed that an individual known as Lee Andrew Edwards was a source of white heroin. The government sources provided information about Lee Andrew Edwards including the identity of a telephone number which activated in electronic pager. This pager according to him was to be called to place an order for white heroin. According to Mr. Moss, this pager was subscribed to by one Adegboyega Mueez Akande who at that time was a resident of Chicago.

Mr. Moss further averred that during February 1988, an individual named Abiodun Agbele arrived in the U.S from Nigeria and during investigation by the government, Agbele disclosed that Akande was his uncle who provided him an apartment in Hammond, Indiana.

According to Agbele, Mr. Akande returned to Nigeria in1990; however, before he left, he instructed Agbale to serve as a source of white heroin for Mr. Lee Andrew Edwards as a result of which Agbele sold white heroin for Lee Andrew Edwards on numerous occasions. Following a tip off, Agbele sold one ounce of white heroin to a law enforcement agent undercover on November 28, 1990 for $7,000 and was subsequently arrested. After his arrest, Agbele agreed to cooperate with the law enforcement agents regarding the white heroin distribution and network of Akande.

According to Agbele, Akande controlled the operation of white heroin from Nigeria in conjunction with other individuals in Nigeria and the U.S. One other individual who worked with Akande according to the affidavit was identified as Bola Tinubu who later became the governor of Lagos state from 1999 to 2007.

The investigation also revealed that in December 1989, Akande took Bola Tinubu to First Heritage bank where Bola Tinubu opened an individual money market. In the account opening application, Tinubu, gave his address as 7504 South Stewart, Chicago, the same address used previously by Akande and his company, Globe-Link. This is the same address used as the drop-off point for packages from Nigeria that contained the white heroin. According to bank records, Bola Tinubu also opened a joint checking account in his name and the name of his wife, Oluremi Tinubu. Mrs. Tinubu had previously opened a joint Bank account also in the same bank with Abdrey Akande, the wife of the heroin kingpin, Adegboyega Mueez Akande.

Upon opening the account, Tinubu deposited the sum of $1,000 in traveler's check. However, five days after opening the account, specifically, on January 4, 1990, Tinubu deposited the sum of $80,000 into the account.

According to the federal agent, in a credit application dated January 6, 1990, Bola Tinubu disclosed that he resided at 7504 South Stewart and that Mueez A. Akande was his cousin. Tinubu further stated that he was an employee of Mobil Oil Nigeria Limited, Fairfax, Virginia and his take home pay was $2,400 per month. Additionally, Tinubu stated on the application that he had no other sources of income and listed his wife, Oluremi Tinubu as co-applicant for the application for automobile loan. The loan was secured with the certificate of deposit in the amount of $10,000 which Tinubu had purchased with a withdrawal from the $80,000 deposit in his checking account.

According to the federal agent, Bank records from First heritage Bank disclosed that in 1990 alone, Bola Tinubu deposited $661,000 into his individual money market account and in 1993; he deposited the sum of $1,216,500 into the same money market account. The agent further avers that in 1991, Tinubu began opening accounts at Citibank in the section known as the world-wide personal banking unit where he transferred the sum of $560,000 from his money market account at the First Heritage Bank.

This development prompted the Federal agents to interview representatives from Mobil Oil regarding Tinubu's employment status and his take-home pay. The Mobil Oil representatives confirmed to the investigators that Tinubu was employed by the Mobil Oil as a treasurer. Mobil Oil further told the federal agents that this position did not involve the transfer of large amounts of money between banking institutions. Mobil oil representatives also stated that under no circumstance would Tinubu be permitted to retain money belonging to Mobil Oil in accounts bearing Tinubu's name. Finally, Mobil Oil confirmed that the corporation never had any accounts in banks in the southern suburbs of Chicago.

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On January 10, 1992, the federal agents obtained a court Order freezing Tinubu's accounts at First Heritage Bank and Citibank respectively. Thereafter, Tinubu contacted the First Heritage Bank to transfer money from his accounts and was advised that the accounts had been seized by the U.S Treasury.

On January 13, 1992, Mr. Moss, the Federal agent contacted Bola Tinubu in Nigeria by phone using a number provided to the First Heritage Bank by Tinubu himself. Mr. Moss averred that during the course of the interview, Bola Tinubu confirmed that he knew Mueez Adegboyega Akande. Tinubu further admitted during the interview with the federal agent that he had wire transferred $100,000 to Akande's bank account in Houston and that the $80,000.00 of the funds used to open the account at First Heritage Bank had come from Akande. Tinubu further admitted that he had other accounts in Fairfax, Virginia and London.

Concluding his affidavit evidence, Mr. Moss stated that with all these evidence, there was probable cause to believe that the funds in the accounts held by First Heritage Bank and Citibank, N.A in the name of Bola Tinubu represented property that was involved in narcotics transaction in violation of the U.S law. He therefore, urged the Court to issue an order of forfeiture of the funds.

After a protracted litigation in which Bola Tinubu claimed that the monies legitimately belonged to him, his wife, Oluremi Tinubu and his surrogate mother, one Alhaja Mogaji, Bola Tinubu finally opted for a stipulated settlement with the U.S government. According to the settlement Order dated September 15, 1993; Hon. Judge John A Nordberg ordered that the sum of $460,000 held by Bola Tinubu in The First Heritage Bank account be forfeited to the United States Government. The Court also ordered the release of the funds held in the Citibank account and any money held in excess of $460,000 at the First Heritage account to Bola Tinubu in line with the agreement and stipulation reached by Tinubu with the federal agents.

Ironically, this case came up at the peak of the struggle against the annulment of the June 12, 1993 presidential election by the Gen. Babagida-led military junta during which time Tinubu as a member and one of the leading financiers of the National democratic Coalition (NADECO) made several "pro-democracy" trips to the U.S ostensibly to press for U.S sanctions against the Nigerian junta. It is therefore doubtful whether most of those trips were actually connected with the June 12, struggle after all.



Nice try, punk cheesy I repeat that you should show proof of his conviction or may you die in your sleep this night for making such a false accusation. You convineintly missed where the report said and I quote:


There’s no evidence that Tinubu was ever indicted for any crime.

So, where's the conviction? He was never even indicted! Not to talk of conviction. Better retract yourself or my curse will strike this night. I repeat that you should show proof of his conviction or may you die in your sleep this night for making such a false accusation.

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Re: Debunking The Latest Lie: Nigeria did not earn $10bn from Raw Cocoa exports by PPAngel(f): 11:19am On Aug 02, 2015
Flyoruboy1:


Nice try, punk cheesy I repeat that you should show proof of his conviction or may you die in your sleep this night for making such a false accusation. You convineintly missed where the report said and I quote:



So, where's the conviction? Better retract yourself or my curse will strike this night. I repeat that you should show proof of his conviction or may you die in your sleep this night for making such a false accusation.

Entering a plea bargain and forfeiture of assests is on its own a conviction.

Tinubu entered a plea deal and snitched on his associates. This is still considered a conviction and that is why he can not enter the US or was allowed to follow Buhari to the white House.

Tinubu is a considered a convicted criminal in the US.

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Re: Debunking The Latest Lie: Nigeria did not earn $10bn from Raw Cocoa exports by Flyoruboy1: 11:21am On Aug 02, 2015
PPAngel:


Entering a plea bargain and forfeiture of assests is on its own a conviction.

Tinubu entered a plea deal and snitched on his associates. This is still considered a conviction and that is why he can not enter the US or was allowed to follow Buhari to the white House.

Tinubu is a criminal.

You said it yourself that he was convicted, so SHOW PROOF OF THE CONVICTION OR retract yourself lest my curse will strike this night. I repeat that you should show proof of his conviction or may you die in your sleep this night for making such a false accusation.
Re: Debunking The Latest Lie: Nigeria did not earn $10bn from Raw Cocoa exports by PPAngel(f): 11:24am On Aug 02, 2015
Flyoruboy1:


You said it yourself that he was convicted, so SHOW PROOF OF THE CONVICTION OR retract yourself lest my curse will strike this night. I repeat that you should show proof of his conviction or may you die in your sleep this night for making such a false accusation.

You want me to post court documents inspite of the daily beast article on Tinubu's past that I first posted for you?

Ok gimme a minute

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Re: Debunking The Latest Lie: Nigeria did not earn $10bn from Raw Cocoa exports by Flyoruboy1: 11:26am On Aug 02, 2015
PPAngel:


You want me to post court documents...

Ok gimme a minute

No. I simply need PROOF OF CONVICTION. You made the allegation, so back it up, or retract yourself with immediate effect. A curse is hanging over your head if you don't.
Re: Debunking The Latest Lie: Nigeria did not earn $10bn from Raw Cocoa exports by PPAngel(f): 11:30am On Aug 02, 2015
Flyoruboy1:


No. I simply need PROOF OF CONVICTION. You made the allegation, so back it up, or retract yourself with immediate effect. A curse is hanging over your head if you don't.

Let me state it for you again.

A plea bargain is considered a conviction on its own.

Try and wrap your head round that last sentence above.

Here are the court documents





Even Remi Tinubu is not fit to be a Senator of the Federal Republic as she also was a co defendant in the money laundry suit

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Re: Debunking The Latest Lie: Nigeria did not earn $10bn from Raw Cocoa exports by Flyoruboy1: 11:36am On Aug 02, 2015
PPAngel:


Let me state it for you again.

A plea bargain is considered a conviction on its own.

Try and wrap your head round that last sentence above.

Here are the court documents





Even Remi Tinubu is not fit to be a Senator of the Federal Republic as she also was a co defendant in the money laundry suit

Dude, you are flip-flopping two-face liar. I don't care about your opinion. I've seen those papers and that is NOT proof of conviction. ALL I NEED TO SEE IS A PROOF OF CONVICTION against Tinubu as you alleged, simple. It's either you present that proof or you're a liar. What's it gonna be? Are you a liar?
Re: Debunking The Latest Lie: Nigeria did not earn $10bn from Raw Cocoa exports by Udmaster(m): 11:42am On Aug 02, 2015
Flyoruboy1:


Forget Cocoa for a minute, it's not in doubt and is an established fact that it is contributing billions to the economy. Please what does your SE contribute, and how much? Thanx in anticipation.
-IGBOS Dominate and Control TRADE and COMMERCE in this country..
-IGBOS have the largest Black car manufactury industry,
- Orange and Emzor pharmaceutical(the biggest in Nigeria) are owned by IGBOS,
- Zinox Computer and Laptop manufacturing company is owned by an IGBO Engineer,
- Transportation and Hotelling industry are controlled by IGBOS,
- Nollywood, largest film industry in Nigeria is founded and controlled by IGBOS,
-The largest market in Africa which is Onitcha main market are controlled by IGBOS,
- Aba Textile Industry is the ONLY functioning texile industry in Nigeria
Etc

- IGBOS own up to atleast 50% of Businesses in LAGOS

- IGBOS are the highest importers in Nigeria and Apapa seaport is benefitting from it. AND MANY MORE

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Re: Debunking The Latest Lie: Nigeria did not earn $10bn from Raw Cocoa exports by basilo101: 11:47am On Aug 02, 2015
While SW can not process cocoa into finished products evn though its in dia backyard SE process hides and skin into finished product 4 export afta buying from d north. Which of d two show more technological advancement? Nw dia propagandist want to put d value of global process cocoa as d value of nigeria raw cocoa. Thanks 4 busting dia lies and making sure dey dnt derail d thread since dey nw lack facts to defend dia lies

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Re: Debunking The Latest Lie: Nigeria did not earn $10bn from Raw Cocoa exports by Flyoruboy1: 11:50am On Aug 02, 2015
Udmaster:
-IGBOS Dominate and Control TRADE and COMMERCE in this country..
-IGBOS have the largest Black car manufactury industry,
- Orange and Emzor pharmaceutical(the biggest in Nigeria) are owned by IGBOS,
- Zinox Computer and Laptop manufacturing company is owned by an IGBO Engineer,
- Transportation and Hotelling industry are controlled by IGBOS,
- Nollywood, largest film industry in Nigeria is founded and controlled by IGBOS,
-The largest market in Africa which is Onitcha main market are controlled by IGBOS,
- Aba Textile Industry is the ONLY functioning texile industry in Nigeria
Etc

- IGBOS own up to atleast 50% of Businesses in LAGOS

- IGBOS are the highest importers in Nigeria and Apapa seaport is benefitting from it. AND MANY MORE

Guy, go on change your moniker coz this rubbish has been debunked already. I won't even bother mentioning Yoruba owned businesses. How much of what you just listed is captured by the Federal Government? How much do they contribute in raw data GDP figures, comparatively? Dangote alone will cancel out everything you put up there, not to mention Adenuga who has created more jobs than all those people you just listed. Ogun has already surpassed Lagos in terms of industries and still growing. Even Ogun alone has more industries than all of the SE combined. And please stop that rubbish about Igbos owing atleast 50% of lagos business. That stvpid theory has already been massacred. Lagos isn't Anambra, guy. In which areas exactly do you mean? Una job business pass trading at Alaba and Ladipo? ? What about the real sectors that drive Lagos economy, like Banking, Real Estate, Telecomes, Insurance, Construction, Service sector, etc. You must be out of your mind boy.
Re: Debunking The Latest Lie: Nigeria did not earn $10bn from Raw Cocoa exports by Flyoruboy1: 11:56am On Aug 02, 2015
basilo101:
While SW can not process cocoa into finished products evn though its in dia backyard SE process hides and skin into finished product 4 export afta buying from d north. Which of d two show more technological advancement? Nw dia propagandist want to put d value of global process cocoa as d value of nigeria raw cocoa. Thanks 4 busting dia lies and making sure dey dnt derail d thread since dey nw lack facts to defend dia lies

I already answered you earlier that you are a dunce. SW has been processing cocoa since the 60s -- think Vitalo beverage and Cocoa Industries Limited at Ikeja. As we speak investors are already pouring in billions of dollars worth of investments into cocoa processing to take it to another level. Like I asked you before, how much are the fake Abamade footware exports worth in figures and GDP contributions? Since we know how much Cocoa ALONE is contributing from the SW.
Re: Debunking The Latest Lie: Nigeria did not earn $10bn from Raw Cocoa exports by Udmaster(m): 12:00pm On Aug 02, 2015
Flyoruboy1:


Guy, go on change your moniker coz this rubbish has been debunked already. I won't even bother mentioning Yoruba owned businesses. How much of what you just listed is captured by the Federal Government? How much do they contribute in raw data GDP figures, comparatively? Dangote alone will cancel out everything you put up there, not to mention Adenuga who has created more jobs than all those people you just listed. Ogun has already surpassed Lagos in terms of industries and still growing. Even Ogun alone has more industries than all of the SE combined. And please stop that rubbish about Igbos owing atleast 50% of lagos business. That stvpid theory has already been massacred. Lagos isn't Anambra, guy. In which areas exactly do you mean? Una job business pass trading at Alaba and Ladipo? ? What about the real sectors that drive Lagos economy, like Banking, Real Estate, Telecomes, Insurance, Construction, Service sector, etc. You must be out of your mind boy.
you people are Natural NOISEMAKERS.. I have given you some biz firms owned by Igbos and you are here talking of Dangote.. Remember IGBOS rebuild their business empire with £20 after the civil war.. Thank you Lord for making me an IGBO person. AMEN.

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Re: Debunking The Latest Lie: Nigeria did not earn $10bn from Raw Cocoa exports by Flyoruboy1: 12:03pm On Aug 02, 2015
Udmaster:
you people are Natural NOISEMAKERS.. I have given you some biz firms owned by Igbos and you are here talking of Dangote.. Remember IGBOS rebuild their business empire with £20 after the civil war.. Thank you Lord for making me an IGBO person. AMEN.

Guy, every tribe has its fair share of big, small, and big business owners and tycoons. We are talking about GDP reflective contributions here that make solid impact on the overall (non-oil) economy, not one-man business or Alaba 4x4 marketer type businesses.
Re: Debunking The Latest Lie: Nigeria did not earn $10bn from Raw Cocoa exports by fr3do(m): 12:05pm On Aug 02, 2015
PPAngel:


You have a serious comprehension problem.

Adesina stated in that same source that:



Where the total global annual raw production is stated at $10bn worth, Adesina was speaking of the potential value of processing and exporting finished cocoa products which at the current capacity of 238,000 metric tonnes can generate $10bn if processed and exported.

Try get sense.

Nigeria did not see $10bn from raw cocoa exports rather Nigeria raw exports accounted for $10bn processed cocoa products produced and sold in the west.

Get sense or at least try

Wow nice analysis

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Re: Debunking The Latest Lie: Nigeria did not earn $10bn from Raw Cocoa exports by Udmaster(m): 12:10pm On Aug 02, 2015
Flyoruboy1:


Guy, every tribe has its fair share of big, small, and big business owners and tycoons. We are talking about GDP reflective contributions here that make solid impact on the overall (non-oil) economy, not one-man business or Alaba 4x4 marketer type businesses.
are IGBOS Nigerians?
Re: Debunking The Latest Lie: Nigeria did not earn $10bn from Raw Cocoa exports by Flyoruboy1: 12:12pm On Aug 02, 2015
Udmaster:
are IGBOS Nigerians?

You tell me, are they not?
Re: Debunking The Latest Lie: Nigeria did not earn $10bn from Raw Cocoa exports by fr3do(m): 12:20pm On Aug 02, 2015
Flyoruboy1:


I guess you were rejected by your fellow trader igbos across the River Niger from trading at Onitsha and are taking it out on Yorubas or something. Your so-called narrative only exists in your bigoted and demented mind. We will always be your bosses anyday. You had better start drinking your oil coz in a few years it will be worth no more than water itself.

Pathetic divisive tactics

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Re: Debunking The Latest Lie: Nigeria did not earn $10bn from Raw Cocoa exports by ahaz: 12:20pm On Aug 02, 2015
chronique:
Nigeria is a place where a lot of lies are being told daily in the media. The unfortunate thing is that years down the line,the generations coming up,will never get to know the truth about their country cos a lot of lies and counter opinions would be passed down to them and would make it difficult for them to know which is the truth,and which is a lie. At the end of the day,everyone's history about Nigeria,would simply be what their parents passed down to them. Those who pass down the many lies of today to their kids,would have successfully robbed them of the ability of knowing their true history. Nigeria will still end up breaking up in the nearest future cos the lies and counter accussations of today,would be the fuel that will drive the process of secession.
special thanks to messers liar Muhammad, tinubu and APC.

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Re: Debunking The Latest Lie: Nigeria did not earn $10bn from Raw Cocoa exports by imsuboi(m): 12:28pm On Aug 02, 2015
egift:


Are you resulting back to insults and rusty chest beating - now that is crazy grin grin grin grin grin grin

Were you & beremx classmates?

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Re: Debunking The Latest Lie: Nigeria did not earn $10bn from Raw Cocoa exports by winniz: 12:30pm On Aug 02, 2015
Yolobas have been cooking up all sorts of fake facts and figures to deceive gullible Nigerians. This is one of their numerous lies been busted yet again LMAO!

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Re: Debunking The Latest Lie: Nigeria did not earn $10bn from Raw Cocoa exports by imsuboi(m): 12:47pm On Aug 02, 2015
Flyoruboy1:


I already answered you earlier that you are a dunce. SW has been processing cocoa since the 60s -- think Vitalo beverage and Cocoa Industries Limited at Ikeja. As we speak investors are already pouring in billions of dollars worth of investments into cocoa processing to take it to another level. Like I asked you before, how much are the fake Abamade footware exports worth in figures and GDP contributions? Since we know how much Cocoa ALONE is contributing from the SW.

Provide concrete proof, Or shut the fvck up!?

This is not beer parlor politics.

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Re: Debunking The Latest Lie: Nigeria did not earn $10bn from Raw Cocoa exports by cheruv: 1:26pm On Aug 02, 2015
PPAngel:


You have a serious comprehension problem.

Adesina stated in that same source that:



Where the total global annual raw production is stated at $10bn worth, Adesina was speaking of the potential value of processing and exporting finished cocoa products which at the current capacity of 238,000 metric tonnes can generate $10bn if processed and exported.

Try get sense.

Nigeria did not see $10bn from raw cocoa exports rather Nigeria raw exports accounted for $10bn processed cocoa products produced and sold in the west.

Get sense or at least try
I must confess this girl is barcanista XX
Flyoruboy and midolian she's waiting oo

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