linearity:
Just checking names.

lgnore d names & c d crime

linearity:
Just checking names.

lgnore d names & c d crime

HarkymTheOracle:

HarkymTheOracle:

arranged sinCE 2014. Note it

I came to see Emeka and Ikechukwu but the SHero has finally turned to Hero.

The less thieves get sentenced while the bigger thieves work freely or get political appointment that's nigeria style.

Fantastically sophisticated thieving elders from "yonder"!

I been wan scroll jeje to the next topic but nope, i must open topic to check names if not body go de scratch me

See as them pose and carry document like say them just acquire Phd. Shameless entities.

I no see one single igbo name there, God bless igbo crime free citizens

Some people have flee away from this thread because of the names,but if it is our brothers from the south east,you we see them masturbating on the thread.

Anytime i see news like this i just rush and open the thread...and it's not as if i'll even read the news sef, i'll just come and be checking names for no reason. Anyway i don check the names finish and i'm not dissapointed as usual...

searchiing4love:
shameless people. You stole at the wrong administration where stealing is now corruption. Even fayose a sitting governor with mumunity had his account frozen talk less of paupers like you. Enjoy your 17 years vacation in peace

do you know how many people convicted during the time of jonathan? Am still wondering what people like audu ogbe, amaechi, tinubu and chris ngige are still doing on the street.

londonrivals:
The EFCC on June 17, 2016 secured the conviction of Mr. Jalekun Omitawoju Yisau and nine other defendants in a case of alleged conspiracy, misappropriation and diversion of funds to the tune of N115 million. Others convicted are Afribiz Viables Ventures, Allied Aque-Forte Ventures, Manifield Mercies Ventures, Agbeloba Agrotech Ventures Ltd, Torosbury International Agency Ltd, Cradle Engineering Services Ltd, Momm Limited, Al-Tora Allied Business, Arieco Trading Ventures. Their sentence followed their change of plea from “guilty” to “guilty’. They were first arraigned on October 30, 2014. The judge convicted and sentenced them to two and half years imprisonment each on counts 1, 3,5,8,10,14 and17.

The sentence would, however, take effect from 30th October, 2014 when the defendants were first arraigned.

They are also to sign a bond with the EFCC, seven days after their release, to be of good conduct and never get involved in financial crimes both within and outside Nigeria. Three others, former Director of Institute of Agriculture, Research and Training (IART), Professor Benjamin Olufemi Ogunbodede, Zaccheaus Tejumola and Adenose Clement who were charged alongside the convicts before Justice N. Ayo Emmanuel of the Federal High Court , Ibadan, Oyo State, maintained their “not guilty” plea.

Meanwhile, Prof Ogunbodede and his cohort would return to court on July 1, 2016 for the continuation of their trial.

Picture from right, Prof Benjamin Ogunbodede, Jameson Omitowoju, Zaccheaus Tejumola and Adenose Clement.

http://www.metronaija.com/2016/06/photo-court-sends-10-fraudsters-to-17.html

Rubbish country....

They will be release within 2weeks after bribe

The funny thing is that, na their children de always come here to check names.

just checking names...cos for once am glad IBO no de

from modakeke branch, we confirm these names to be in the register we have ticked them....

erico2k2:

What a joke,technically they have served thier sentence

Na only you dey reason like I dey reason. Jail term wey em don serve finish for their house. Arrant nonsense

Na dem! Yoloba people! Una too like to dey thief thief!

;DEven their fathers and so called professors are thieves,Southwest I hail una oooooooh