Nice more development will have to come to Delta State.
Please it must be monitored for quality assurance purpose.

Hnmm

Ibori wey dey UK prison dey decide who go be the next delta state governor and how them go run the state affairs,that guy level tooooooo long

Southern governor power is really working

pyyxxaro:
Ibori wud get the 4.2m alert back before Friday evening

Lol

Good! The money is Delta State money. Or else Buhari cabal will loot it finished

iampeterben:
Nice more development will have to come to Delta State.

with which money? Money we gov okowa go use him hand go give ibori by himself with sorry sir

There is no reason why these thieves did not build a functional sea port in the Niger Delta,; Ibori, Odili, Akpabio

That money done die for aza

Now Thief Onanefe Ibori will ask for his loot back.there is no proof that d money was looted from Delta state government coffer.

Hope we are all happy now?

Snake or monkey or fire will soon consume that money if not strictly monitored by the Nigerians

BetExpert:
Good! The money is Delta State money. Or else Buhari cabal will loot it finished

You are right.

It is better for Ibori to loot it.

CodeTemplar:
[center][/center]Commonsensical thing to do. If X is missing, commonsense dictates that X be returned to its original owner if found and not the one who found it. Anything different could mean its finder is working with the thief or is the thief. Commonsense is not so common.

It is you that lack common sense.

Because if you had...You will know that if X is missing. And the owner denies losing X, to the extent of going to court to get an affidavit that X isn't missing. Then X would rightly belong to those that believed it was missing and painstakingly went out to look for it with their resources until found.

That's the common sense.

Guy eazy, eazy.

NwaNimo1:
Ask Okowa next week about the money......

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Nice one.

But Delta state people say he did not steal any money

A very dumb move by the FGN
Delta state can never repent
Looting is engraved in their DNA

Delta State go too soft, God bless FGN, we trust Okowa to make good use of that fund to the state's benefit

iampeterben:
Nice more development will have to come to Delta State.
Please it must be monitored for quality assurance purpose.

Money wey don enter Ibori account since.
Continue waiting for 'more development' o.

Yeye country

Dem for return to the masses somehow. That huge sum would have empowered many people financially in Delta state but rather they are giving back to rich thieves again

Why are you guys rejoicing so much? That is just about 15% of the looted money by Ibori. Still large chunk yet to properly documented and sent back. The looted money is going to be returned batch by batch until it finished just like Abacha lots that has been arriving Nigeria since over 14 years ago till now....

dgitrader:
The only reasonable thing to do. Justified√

The cabal wouldn't like it though, am sure they had no choice.
Thank You Femi Falana for your selfless advocacy. Many governors are dumb.

so this is the money.is return back to obori? woow

To be looted by another governor. It's a circle

CodeTemplar:
[center][/center]Commonsensical thing to do. If X is missing, commonsense dictates that X be returned to its original owner if found and not the one who found it. Anything different could mean its finder is working with the thief or is the thief. Commonsense is not so common.

same thing should be applicable to orji kalu loot, the federal government should release to abia state.

That will never have any impact on the life of ordinary deltan. Ibori will surely get back his money from his kinsmen

I am not happy about this information. Federal government should have use it to execute project in delta state. That money will go back to Ibori either directly or indirectly

There is so much lack of accountability by the state Government. Obviously, £4million can solve a lot of unemployment in Delta State, by setting up factories & cottage industries in a viable sectors