Who has seen this before?

THE LEADING KLEPTOCRATS IN NIGERIA.

LOOTED MONEY DISCOVERED IN FOREIGN BANKS
NAMES OF DEPOSITORS LONDON SWISS($) USA ($) GERMANY (D)

GEN IBRAHIM BABANGIDA $6.25bn $7.41bn $2.00bn 9.00bn

GEN ABUBAKAR $1.31bn $2.33bn 800M

REAR ADMIRAL MIKE AKHIGBE $1.24bn $2.42bn $671M 1bn

GEN JERRY USENI $3.04bn $2.01bn $1.01bn 900M

ALH ISMAILA GWARZO $1.03bn $2.00bn $1.3bn 700M

ALH UMARU DIKKO $4.5bn $1.4bn $700M 345M

PAUL OGWUMA $300M $1.42bn $200M 500M

GEN SANI ABACHA $9.01bn $4.09bn $800M 3.01M

MOHAMMED ABACHA $300M $1.2bn $150M 535M

ABDULKADIR ABACHA $700M $1.21bn $900M $471M

ALHAJI WADA NAS $600M $1.32bn 300M

TOM IKIMI $400M $1.39bn $152M 371M

DAN ETETE $1.12bn $1.03bn $400M 1.72bn

DON ETIBET $2.5bn $1.06bn $700M 361M

MAJ AL MUSTAPHA $600M $1.001bn 210M

ANTHONY ANI $2.9bn $1.09bn $360M 1.66bn

BASHIR DALHATU $2.3bn $1.001bn $161M 1.43bn

GEN WUSHISHI $700M $1.301bn

ALH HASSAN ADAMU $300M $200M $ 700M

T Y DANJUMA …$300M $200M $700M

GEN ISHAYA BAMAYI $120M $800M


SOURCE: WORLD BANK TO THE PRESIDENT OF NIGERIA

LET’S GIVE THEM A STANDING OVATION



Because for some, this is a Celebration of Africa

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@Orikinla,
How are you and long time, my friend!! Well, I, like most people, have "heard" of the existence of "a list from the World Bank to OBJ" with list of corrupt Nigerian govt. official. However, the World Bank denied ever sending such a list to the president or that such list emanated from it's office. So, while we know there had been and there is still on-going looting, the evidence might be very difficult to get. Some people profit from such looted money, e.g swiss banks, and ther government.

Look at their names, Alhaji Alhaji, Major General, General, Musa, Adamu,Abubakar, Sani, Whetin we do these Hausa people?

Wow!!! These ppl should be fried Nazi style

Havila:

@Orikinla,
How are you and long time, my friend!! Well, I, like most people, have "heard" of the existence of "a list from the World Bank to OBJ" with list of corrupt Nigerian govt. official. However, the World Bank denied ever sending such a list to the president or that such list emanated from it's office. So, while we know there had been and there is still on-going looting, the evidence might be very difficult to get. Some people profit from such looted money, e.g swiss banks, and ther government.

Havilla,
We thank God we are alive and well.

My hands are actually full and overflowing with the favours of God.
Writing and publishing my books, working on the formal launching of Nigerian Times International online, Nigerian Times International Club (NTIC) Online, Nigerian Times Digest offline, Wedding Bells website, Montage of the Film World website and also cooperating with my beautiful and wonderful partner Joy Tongo on her upscale JTON magazine to be launched early next year by the abundant grace of God.

Back to our looted money in foreign banks.
The World Bank knows the truth and of course President Olusegun Obasanjo knows the truth. That the looters on the list actually looted our treasury. But the list is now longer.

President Olusegun Obasanjo is scared of the sacred cows who are still alive and well and are in fact members of the ruling party, the notorious People's Democratic Party (PDP) of Nigeria that I prefer to call People's Demolition Party, because the PDP is demolishing Nigeria as we all can see the chaos in Anamabra, Ekiti, Bayelsa, Plateau and other states.

We need a leader like the retired Jerry Rawlings of Ghana to arrest all the living looters and their accomplices from 1979 to date and put them on trial for graft.

What we need in Nigeria is not another election, but a revolution for the eradication of corruption.

Without the eradication of corruption, there cannot be any eradication of poverty.
Because where there is too much corruption, there is too much poverty. And Nigeria is a classic example.

Norway, Sweden, Switzeland, New Foundland, Singapore and other similar countries are examples of countires where there is little or no poverty, because there is little or no corruption.


If they can do it, then we can do the same in Nigeria.

This is old story

too old

Old story or not, what have you done about it?

Nigerians know how to complain. But they do nothing about it and the looting continues.
Because, most Nigerians actually believe that if you can't beat them, join them.

Others are waiting for their own opportunities to loot?

Ofcourse. Why else would anyone support someone like Babangida to be president?