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PrecisionFx:
Nope, she's not a covetious woman, her gifts n perm sec salary are under 100 million dollars. The place ur supposed to focus ur madame Alakhija who have looted billions of dollars thru the free Niger Delta oil Wells that Yoruba n Awusa shared among each other from time IMO river.

This is what covetiousness looks like (see the bolded):

Turai Yar’Adua floors Patience Jonathan in land grab case

Premium Times
5 years ago

Mrs. Yar’Adua’s title to a disputed plot in Abuja was restored by a court Thursday.

Former first lady, Turai Yar’Adua, has vowed a repeat of a thrashing she gave her successor, Patience Jonathan, over a long-standing land dispute, ruled in Mrs. Yar’Adua’s favour, Thursday, assuring the first lady that any appeal against the decision will fail...

“The defendants failed woefully to adduce any shred of evidence before this court to support their claims that the allocation of the land was revoked on overriding public interest. There is no overriding public interest in this issue,” the judge said. “The allocation made to the plaintiff who is a vocational training centre was in public interest and in line with section 28 (1) of Land Use Act.”

The long-drawn legal battle dates back to 2010 after the plot, cornered by Mrs. Yar’Adua in February 2010 while she was the First Lady, was revoked by the FCT minister, who was appointed by President Goodluck Jonathan, and re-awarded to Mrs. Jonathan.

PrecisionFx:
I tried to read ur epistle but I got pissed off by the time I reached one two.

Read my lips, leave our mummy like that for us, Focus on ur own mummy ''mummy Alakhija" who got a free oil well in niger Delta in the 90s n still mines it till this day. Also focus on ur Gbagadam aka thiefnubu² n the 140 million naira bore hole builder aka minister of darkness.

Finally, Let nigeria remain like this till infinity.

Well here it is again:
"Even a close shave with prison has not transformed her covetous core. In 2006, during her husband’s term as governor of Bayelsa state, EFCC caught her twice trying to launder money.

First time, Patience tried to launder 104 million naira through her ‘business associate’, a certain Nancy Ebere. Ms. Ebere implicated Patience in a sworn affidavit. Second time, Patience was intercepted at the Murtala Mohammed International Airport while trying to smuggle out a baggage of $12.5 million cash. She escaped prosecution on the two occasions..."

If this Alakhija was caught trying any of these things or hiding money with houseboys and sham companies, AND shamelessly come out to fight for the money, I will post 3 threads attacking and denigrating her.

See, just as we talked about Evans for so long, we talk about who gets caught and brought to our attention not try to divert attention by referring to people who have not yet been caught, untill they are also caught and also brought to our attention, then it becomes their turn, and we will deal with them just as mercilessly.

jaxxy:
I didn't say they shud leave her. Infact i want the money taken from her bt if they hv to go after her they shud do so for other presidents wives cos at the moment mama peace is made to look like d devil amongst saints. Which is wrong cos they also looted. Simple

But we don't do that in other crimes. When Evans was caught we talked about him for a long time. Just like Evans, this is mama thief time. And just like in Evans and other crimes, we talk about who is caught and brought to our attention not try to divert attention by referring to people who have not yet been caught, untill they are caught and also brought to our attention, then it becomes their turn, and we will deal with them just as mercilessly.

Turai Yar’Adua floors Patience Jonathan in land grab case

Premium Times
5 years ago

Mrs. Yar’Adua’s title to a disputed plot in Abuja was restored by a court Thursday.

Former first lady, Turai Yar’Adua, has vowed a repeat of a thrashing she gave her successor, Patience Jonathan, over a long-standing land dispute, ruled in Mrs. Yar’Adua’s favour, Thursday, assuring the first lady that any appeal against the decision will fail...

“The defendants failed woefully to adduce any shred of evidence before this court to support their claims that the allocation of the land was revoked on overriding public interest. There is no overriding public interest in this issue,” the judge said. “The allocation made to the plaintiff who is a vocational training centre was in public interest and in line with section 28 (1) of Land Use Act.”

The long-drawn legal battle dates back to 2010 after the plot, cornered by Mrs. Yar’Adua in February 2010 while she was the First Lady, was revoked by the FCT minister, who was appointed by President Goodluck Jonathan, and re-awarded to Mrs. Jonathan.

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Fashola Faults Closure Of Lagos Roads For Patience Jonathan

By Dotun Oladipo On Apr 14, 2012
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The Lagos State Governor, Babatunde Raji Fashola, has faulted the closure of key roads in the state by security agencies for the wife of President Goodluck Jonathan, Patience, during her visit to the state on Thursday.

PrecisionFx:
The money is already in her own name, It takes a Fooooooool² to believe the trash APC dishes out to the media... .

Now who told u Nigerians pay tax on gifts

Just leave our mummy for us if u don't avengers to bomb oil installations so tee blood go commot bubu eyes.


So now ur saying the money they dashed our mummy is erroneous because of our ailing economy caused by buhari............. Wen the Awusa n Yoruba shared oil Wells in the east among themselves, u didn't complain. Wen they gave Madam Alakhija free oil well to mine forever u didn't complain. OYA KEEP COMPLAINING Mr complainant....

It's exactly mentality as this that will guarantee 9ja will remain a corrupt nation ad infinitum.

Did u read the OP? Is Daily Trust run by APC?
If ANYBODY is caught trying to hide $31.4 million with no proof of how they could have legitimately acquired such amount AND instead of fighting to stay out of jail, they are fighting to keep the money, I will be in the forefront calling for them to be lynched.
Can't you see even yahoo boys will then claim any unexplained monies they are caught with are gifts?
Do you see anyone talking about Goodluck? Wasn't he the actual president?

THE WOMAN HAS A HISTORY OF CRIMINALITY

"Even a close shave with prison has not transformed her covetous core. In 2006, during her husband’s term as governor of Bayelsa state, EFCC caught her twice trying to launder money.

First time, Patience tried to launder 104 million naira through her ‘business associate’, a certain Nancy Ebere. Ms. Ebere implicated Patience in a sworn affidavit. Second time, Patience was intercepted at the Murtala Mohammed International Airport while trying to smuggle out a baggage of $12.5 million cash. She escaped prosecution on the two occasions..."

"It turns out that the companies Patience used to launder money were fairy tale entities. They had no earthly address, no staffer, no robot. The firms did not exist. She conjured $31.4 million out of nothingness – by sheer magic!"

PrecisionFx:
Educate u more on

You already did, below.

WetinConsignMe:
Exactly as I said, he was goaded to his death.

Didn't u read the post. No one goaded him. In fact Ojukwu's own brother was killed with him

musa7m:
Ibrahim B. Haruna has sometimes been named as the officer who ordered the massacre, following a report of his testimony to the Nigerian Human Rights Violations Investigations Commission, known as the Oputa Panel.[1] This article quoted him as claiming responsibility (as the commanding officer) and having no apology for the atrocity. However, Haruna was not present in Asaba in 1967. He replaced Murtala Muhammed as C.O. of the Second Division in spring 1968. While there are no eye-witness reports of Muhammed ordering the killings, he was the Commander in the field, and thus must bear responsibility.

NO SOLDIER dares do something like this without the highest authority and clearance. In fact if it were not a war scenario Gowon would be held responsible.

musa7m:
orders were given, reportedly by Second-in-Command, Maj. Ibrahim Taiwo, to open fire......afonja's don do una strong since 1967

Nonsense. Taiwo was only following Murtala's orders.

Asaba Massacre: Seeking Healing 50 Years After

By Azuka Onwuka On Oct 6, 2017

It is not a good sight watching an adult fight tears. Even though the event happened 50 years ago, it was hard for Dr Ify Uraih to recount without being weighed down by emotions.

Like he testified in 2001 at the Nigerian Human Rights Violations Investigation Commission (popularly known as Oputa Panel), which was commissioned by President Olusegun Obasanjo and charged to consider the history of human rights abuses from 1966 to May 1999, Uraih, over the weekend at the palace of the Asagba of Asaba, recounted how he and his father and two brothers faced a hail of bullets on October 7, 1967 at the Ogbe-Osowa Square in Asaba, where they had gathered to welcome the federal troops during the Nigerian Civil War. He was lucky to escape but his father and brothers were not lucky.

The casualties were not soldiers or combatants. They were not caught by friendly fire or accidental discharge. They were gathered together and gunned down in what remains one of the most callous incidents of the Nigerian Civil War.

When the Nigerian troops pushed out the Biafran troops from the Midwestern Region during the war, the Biafran troops retreated across the River Niger and broke the Niger Bridge. The Second Division of the Nigerian Army, led by Lt. Col. Murtala Mohammed, entered Asaba on October 4, 1967.
Between October 4 and 6, there were reports that the Nigerian soldiers killed men and boys of Asaba, on the allegation that they were sympathetic to the Biafrans or collaborated with the Biafran soldiers. In a bid to stop these killings, the elders of Asaba decided to embark on a parade through Asaba streets on October 7, which would culminate at the Ogbe-Osowa Square, to pledge their support for “One Nigeria.” The towncrier went round the community to inform the people, to come out dressed in their traditional white attire called akwa ocha for the ceremony.

On the fateful day, the people trooped out, dressed in their traditional white Asaba attire, chanting “One Nigeria,” waving the Nigerian flag and pledging their loyalty to Nigeria.
At the town square, they were addressed by Major Ibrahim Taiwo, who tongue-lashed them and accused the people of Asaba of hiding Biafran soldiers and sympathising with the Biafran soldiers. He threatened to kill all of them. Soldiers mounted machine guns and automatic rifles around the square facing them. It looked like a joke to many of those gathered there.

Some Asaba men, including the father of Mrs Maryam Babangida, former First Lady, Mr Nwanonye Okogwu, spoke on behalf of the Asaba people, telling the soldiers that they were civilians who were not taking part in the war. The Asaba people requested that the civilian population be allowed to leave town, so that the soldiers could take care of those they were after.

The Nigerian soldiers asked that the crowd march around the town to ask all those who were inside to come out, so that anybody not at the square would be taken as a dissident. The men and boys were separated from the
women. The men and boys were marched out. A few metres away, those who had returned from the North and therefore understood Hausa heard a soldier tell other soldiers to take them in little groups of 10 for elimination. Dr Uraih recalled that his elder brother resisted joining the first group of 10 people. He was shot in the back and killed. Some people wanted to flee but were gunned down. And so the guns began to boom as the men and boys were mowed down. Those who were mortally injured raised their hands and asked to be killed. They were obliged with bouts of gunfire.

Long after the shooting stopped and the soldiers left, leaving death and blood behind, the few lucky survivors and the injured dragged themselves out of the place of death. Uraih, who was about 15 years old then, survived but his father Mr Robert Uraih, and his two brothers, Emma and Paul, lay dead. The next day, he came back with a wheelbarrow to take away the bodies of his father and brothers for burial to avoid having them buried in mass graves or eaten by scavengers.

It is estimated that after the three-day killing of civilians in Asaba by the soldiers, over a thousand fell victim.
Asaba was left with widows
and orphans. Almost every family lost a son or father. The only male survivors were those who had earlier fled Asaba before the arrival of the Nigerian troops or those who were too old or sick to come out to the square.

The strangest part of this massacre was that it was unprovoked and done in cold blood and in deceit. The victims had no inkling that such a fate awaited them. Who could imagine that people dressed in white, chanting their allegiance to One Nigeria would be gunned down by the same soldiers they were pledging allegiance to?

For decades, Asaba has lived with this horrific and traumatic experience in silence. Their story was swallowed by the events of the Nigerian Civil War, especially the starving children of Biafra. Most Nigerians have never heard of the fate that befell Asaba people on October 7, 1967. Ironically, those who led this massacre rose to become national heroes, with monuments named after them and beautiful tales told about them.

The Asaba people have decided to commemorate the 50th anniversary of this ugly incident in a way that will galvanise them towards rebirth and healing. Accordingly, the Asaba October 7 Memorial Group, led by Mr. Alban Ofili-Okonkwo, plans a four-day anniversary that will start on October 4 and end on October 8, with its theme as “Remembrance and Forgiveness”. The high points being the October 7 colloquium featuring Nobel laureate, Prof. Wole Soyinka, and Bishop Matthew Hassan Kukah as keynote speakers as well as the presentation of a book on the carnage entitled, The Asaba Massacre – Trauma, Memories, and the Nigerian Civil War, authored by renowned anthropologist, Prof. S. Elizabeth Bird and co-authored by historian, Prof. Fraser M. Ottanelli, both of the University of South Florida.

Ofili-Okonkwo emphasises that in the spirit of forgiveness and rebirth, a maternity and school of midwifery would be established at the spot where the people were massacred and it will be named The Place of My Birth Hospital. The hospital will serve everybody from all walks of life and from all parts of the nation and the world. This hospital will save life and bring forth life in a place where life was snuffed out.

The group believes that with the sensitisation and citizen engagement programmes, healing and closure would be achieved to signal the collective resolve of Asaba indigenes to leave behind the memories of their tragic past and walk resolutely into a more promising future.

Even though Asaba people have decided to forgive and move on, Nigeria has not been able to find a solution to its lack of respect for human lives. Because it has never taken any decisive step to punish those, especially government agents, who waste human lives, the impunity to kill at will has continued over the decades in different parts of the country, whether in Odi or Zaki-Biam. This lack of punishment for cold-blooded murder of civilians has emboldened more government agents to kill more civilians.

That those who murdered defenceless civilians in Asaba have never been reprimanded in life or in death, neither has Nigerian government acknowledged that its troops massacred its citizens without provocation is a dent on Nigeria’s image. It is never late to do a good thing.


THE LEGACY OF MURTALA MOHAMMED

cybriz82:
op since u know every every about this woman pls go and arrest her for us na,

Walking around knowing everyone sees u as a greedy thief is not much better than being arrested

deji68:
No Aisha...they only need to reveal her Account

That's the whole point. IF u reveal that account u will see her run the other direction not come out to fight.

I mean, the fact that u are using non-existent companies and houseboys' names already makes it criminal. You simply walk away with your dignity not let the whole world know u r a greedy thief.

jaxxy:
Abacha hasn't cos efcc didn't go after her personal accounts here. The abacha loot we hear of is the ones in foreign countries the foreign govts have confiscated. Try it on her personal accounts here and u will see reactions not as dramatic as mama peace bt u will definitely see even yaradua wife will cry out. Lol

MamaThief will fight for ALL Abacha loot if she were Abacha's wife. That's just the type of person she is - too greedy to let things go.

Even Awolowo had a similar experience. He used some guy as a front for some property he owned. When case came up about it, Awo simply walked away and the guy later claimed the property after his jail term. Awo, not being a fool, didn't come out to fight for the property.

deji68:
No Aisha...they only need to reveal her Account

If EFCC uncovers accounts in the name of some houseboys I bet u won't see them comming out to fight that the money belongs to them. Only an extremely possessive, greedy, and foolish person would do that

jaxxy:
Diezani can't of course who is she? An ordinary minister she dare not bt a presidents wife definitely will cos she sees her self as the president himself. Let me try it with abacha or even yaradua' wives and see the reaction from them. Patience is doing wat all past presidents wives will do. That's y I say let her be or hold sm and leave the rest if she lets u and take it as presidential immunity lol. Bt others must face the music.

Once again, the big difference is that the greedy (and quite foolish) woman came out to fight with EFCC over clearly criminal money. Do u see Abacha family saying all these monies he stashed overseas belongs to them.
In fact do u see any other person comming out to fight
for criminal money? The woman is simply too greedy - and foolish.

adeblow:
Look, he took money, but check it, he had access to savings from his predecessor, there was oil boom during his tenure, yet he still borrowed.
If we talk now he will start saying he left Nigeria as the biggest economy in Africa, but check it, if he was sensible in spending on the rightful projects, the economy would still be sustainable.
Look, the truth need to be told bluntly irrespective of whether the man is my brother or even my father.
I dislike GEJ cos he knows the truth, but he continues to be a hypocrite about it.
We haven't forgotten when he just lost elections and started saying all these while he didn't know he was in a cage. He said he just went about spending dollars and all...

But we are talking about outright corruption not failed policies. I think u r mixing apples and oranges

Forget how she got the money, in a saner clime the implied tax evasion and money laundering are enough to put her behind bars for a long time

Honestly I find the whole thing a bit unbelievable. Only in Nigeria

jaxxy:
I know patience stole, Infact she's a big theif bt only till we analyse wat past former saintly 1st lady's did all this na wash. We may even find out patience is actually the real saint sadly

The BIG difference is that Mama Thief came out to fight to keep clearly ill-gotten wealth. Even Allison'-Madueke didn't do that.

OBJ!!!!

(Surprised he still get that im belle)

The charismatic young man

bakynes:
True and she still has other offshore accounts in foreign countries. That Woman is a very big thief.

It's all amazing to me, to tell u the truth