emperorchedda:
chaiiiii
See as you fall your hand all because of I Too Know

Rolls royce 'ghost' is nicknamed phantom. Phantom means Ghost

I Too Know no go kill us

Aarenasbaba:
Eso jinadu

emperorchedda:
chaiiiii
See as you fall your hand all because of I Too Know

Rolls royce 'ghost' is nicknamed phantom. Phantom means Ghost

I Too Know no go kill us

birmingham04:
Mind you Senator Buruji did not steal our money he has never been in the corridors of power,this is first time in govt seat. He works for his money.

CARLOSZ:
[size=18pt]When did a Rolls Royce Ghost become a Phantom?

Amaghihe everywhere[/size]

Cholison:
Distinguish senator Buruji is due to leave for the United States of America on a course in legislative advocacy shortly. Thank God for him oo.

CastedDude:
Pictured is Senator Buruji Kashamu, the federal lawmaker representing Ogun East Senatorial District -surrounded by able-bodied security men at an event in Ogun state. The senator's exotic Rolls-Royce Phantom caused quite a scene -as it was the center of attraction at the event.

http://www.nationalhelm.com/2016/04/caption-this-photo-of-senator-buruji.html

CastedDude:
when stomach leads the way

CastedDude:
when stomach leads the way

Xposer:
see all the stolen money...very visible in his stomach

teadrake:
Drug dealer!!!!!!!!

Ayanko:
[color=#006600][/color] The man no steal money.

chocolateme:
The pregnancy is due, his water will break at any moment from now.
Someone please get the midwives

Xposer:
see all the stolen money...very visible in his stomach

CastedDude:
Pictured is Senator Buruji Kashamu, the federal lawmaker representing Ogun East Senatorial District -surrounded by able-bodied security men at an event in Ogun state. The senator's exotic Rolls-Royce Phantom caused quite a scene -as it was the center of attraction at the event.

http://www.nationalhelm.com/2016/04/caption-this-photo-of-senator-buruji.html

hedonistic:

Why the money never miss road come your domot na. Make I hear say you redirect am to the rightful destination. Yimu. Bad belle oshi.

CastedDude:
Pictured is Senator Buruji Kashamu, the federal lawmaker representing Ogun East Senatorial District -surrounded by able-bodied security men at an event in Ogun state. The senator's exotic Rolls-Royce Phantom caused quite a scene -as it was the center of attraction at the event.

http://www.nationalhelm.com/2016/04/caption-this-photo-of-senator-buruji.html

chocolateme:
The pregnancy is due, his water will break at any moment from now.
Someone please get the midwives

SamuelAnyawu:
Keep fit....



Imo 2019

CARLOSZ:
[size=18pt]When did a Rolls Royce Ghost become a Phantom?

Amaghihe everywhere[/size]

YoursGEJ:
When you finally make am and are returning to your village

BTW I thought NDLEA was supposed to arrest this man a while back

esoorita:


I can't understand the reason why Nigerians are fixated to owning exotic and stupendously expensive cars just to show off to their 'poverty ravaged' countrymen. Whenever I'm in Nigeria, I see more Rolls Royce on the road in Nigeria than the U.K irrespective of the fact that Rolls Royce is manufactured in Crewe England. Rolls Royce is an expensive and symbol of status car. Something must be fundamentally wrong with our country if we are generating 2050 megawatts of electricity (which is less than the power consumption of all the airports in the U.K.) Mind you the population of the U.K is 65 million compared with Nigeria's 170 million. Something must be terribly wrong with our country if we cannot afford to build at least one 'state of the art' hospital in each state of the federation. Something must be extremely wrong with our country if our educational institutions are so run down that the only solution we can adopt is to send our kids to the developed countries for education. I can say without any fear of exaggeration that majority of Nigerian students in the western countries are sponsored by their parents with stolen funds. The kids of the ordinary but honest Nigerians are consigned to the scrap heap of the comatose educational system. Nigerian road network is nothing to write home about.
With all the above highlighted problems in Nigeria, how can you justify the crass display of wealth by individuals that have no verifiable means of income? In the western world, you cannot be cruising around in luxurious cars without a visible means of income with adequate tax returns to show for your wealth. I'm very sure that most of the so called rich men in Nigeria don't pay tax because they cannot account impeccably for the source of their wealth and yet they have the audacity to flaunt their ill gotten wealth while the ignorant people hail and worship them.

esoorita:


I can't understand the reason why Nigerians are fixated to owning exotic and stupendously expensive cars just to show off to their 'poverty ravaged' countrymen. Whenever I'm in Nigeria, I see more Rolls Royce on the road in Nigeria than the U.K irrespective of the fact that Rolls Royce is manufactured in Crewe England. Rolls Royce is an expensive and symbol of status car. Something must be fundamentally wrong with our country if we are generating 2050 megawatts of electricity (which is less than the power consumption of all the airports in the U.K.) Mind you the population of the U.K is 65 million compared with Nigeria's 170 million. Something must be terribly wrong with our country if we cannot afford to build at least one 'state of the art' hospital in each state of the federation. Something must be extremely wrong with our country if our educational institutions are so run down that the only solution we can adopt is to send our kids to the developed countries for education. I can say without any fear of exaggeration that majority of Nigerian students in the western countries are sponsored by their parents with stolen funds. The kids of the ordinary but honest Nigerians are consigned to the scrap heap of the comatose educational system. Nigerian road network is nothing to write home about.
With all the above highlighted problems in Nigeria, how can you justify the crass display of wealth by individuals that have no verifiable means of income? In the western world, you cannot be cruising around in luxurious cars without a visible means of income with adequate tax returns to show for your wealth. I'm very sure that most of the so called rich men in Nigeria don't pay tax because they cannot account impeccably for the source of their wealth and yet they have the audacity to flaunt their ill gotten wealth while the ignorant people hail and worship them.