It is no longer news that the Representative now angling to take over the Speakership position of the House Of Assembly Hon. Femi Gbajabiamila, has been exposed as a fraud who admitted to theft of his clients funds while serving as an attorney in the U.S. State of Georgia. What is news is how he sort to conceal his shaddy past.
Femi Gbaja as he then was known later resurrected as Femi Gbajabiamila in a desperate attempt to hide his fraudulent past and now positioning himself as an integrity activist and worthy candidate for Speaker in the House of Representatives.

The punishment for Femi Gbaja’s offence would have been outright debarment, however he played dead before a full panel of the Supreme Court of Georgia led by Chief Justice Leah Ward Sears,before the court could rule on the petition from his client, he filed a petition for Voluntary Discipline, filed under bar rule 4-227(b) in which he fully admitted to stealing $25,000 from his client.

NAME CHANGE.
The name Femi Gbaja being the name he was being referred to in the case file, accepted payment of $25,000 as a personal injury claims and deposited those funds in his attorney trust account in January 2003. He failed to disburse the funds to his client; instead he withdrew the funds, closed his practice and left for Nigeria where he ran for elections to represent Surulere I Federal Constituency in the Federal House of Representative under the banner of Alliance for Democracy (AD) in 2003. Upon arrival in Nigeria, curiously, Mr. Femi Gbaja added another name to avoid detection, he is known in Nigeria with a compound name “Femi Gbaja-Biamila”.

SCHOOL ADDRESS CHANGE.
A cursory look at his bio on the website of the National Assembly ( www.nassnig.org ) also betrays his crooked intention to avoid detection, while he gave his undergraduate degree college as the University of Lagos; his US education was shrouded in mystery as he claimed to have attended John Marshall Law School, USA. True, Mr. Femi Gbaja is a graduate of John Marshall Law School in Atlanta, Georgia and was admitted to the Georgia State Bar in June 2001 but in the United States alone there are two of such law schools, one in Chicago and another one in Atlanta, Georgia where Femi Gbaja graduated.

There you have it!

He will win

Mraphel:
He will win

who cares. Just showing the corruption fight is a joke.

And why Now? Jokers �

Just look at Tinibu biko. So, this is the man they are positioning to be President?? Many Nigerian youth has problem and it is hidden in their brains.

lalasticlala this is an intelligent right up

afonjas