greateros:

GBAM!

Best of education is what i will bequeath them. Every other thing including my opante [boxer] goes to charity! Let them work their way to the top.

190_@:

where their mama

make she call meeting na

~Bluetooth:

The man should have willed all his wealth to Orphanage.Useless pikins

N26billion? ? ? ? These old thieves were part and parcel of the widespread corruption that bedevilled goernment from independece to the Second Republic. Thousands of government cases (remunerated far above prevailing benchmarks, is that not corruption?), paperwork processing, registrations, consitution drafting, Ikoyi/VI land grabbing, and so on. I can safely guess that 95% of this wealth was earned directly from the government. Na real wah.

How can you call someone that bought land and houses in Ikoyi in the 60's theives. Are u for rea l, I know how much land was sold in Lekki phase one when I first came to England in 1992. It was less than N1 million Naira a plot which was big money then @ 60 Naira to 1 pound and I know a friend who took a loan in England and bought 20 plots, which he sold a few years back at N25 million per plot, that kind of guy would now have a billion naira today and some silly guys like yourself would be open their mouths anyhow asking stuupiid questions "of where did he get his money from" ? Invest any surplus cash you have now in Land and watch your assets value nodge upwards over the years

omodapson:

Can somebody tell me where the owner of the wealth now reside? It's funny to see people fight over what they can not hold on to forever. SMH. Vanity upon vanity,

question:

whether it was willed to orphanage, family cat or pet dog, the Nigerian children will still fight.

~Bluetooth:

Like someone said,maybeit has to do with the high number of educated members of the family.Big man,big wahala.

snthesis:

specifically when the kids are "lawyers"

How can you call someone that bought land and houses in Ikoyi in the 60's theives. Are u for rea l, I know how much land was sold in Lekki phase one when I first came to England in 1992. It was less than N1 million Naira a plot which was big money then @ 60 Naira to 1 pound and I know a friend who took a loan in England and bought 20 plots, which he sold a few years back at N25 million per plot, that kind of guy would now have a billion naira today and some silly guys like yourself would be open their mouths anyhow asking stuupiid questions "of where did he get his money from" ? Invest any surplus cash you have now in Land and watch your assets value nodge upwards over the years.

Lagosboy:

FRA surely left a will but from what i gathered ( could be wrong) , he removed the first son from the will before he died. This was because the first son was involved in some unholy relationship with another family member´s young wife.

The old man warned the son but he did not back down and he removed his name from the will. This is the reason the younger sons ar ein control of the chambers because He had been in charge before their father died. The elder son is contesting the will because he stands the chance of not getting anything if the will stands.

Vanity upon vanity, They have forgotten they all have children as well and their children woul dmost probably do the same thing for them. If i were the younger sons i would settle for equal splitting into 4 and the case settles.

snthesis:

specifically when the kids are "lawyers"