₦airaland Forum

mukina2:


i laughed really hard this morning

be like the ball reach pluto


no he wanted to fight
our uncle ramos has lots of qualities

mukina2:
be like messi don take over sergio ramos oh

dammytosh:
No.

They set up AMCON to bail their cronies.

YOU borrow money and u cnt pay back, instead of bank embarrassimg you because they have to make provision for it from their profit, they sell to AMCON who will use FEDERAL govt money to buy the loan and leave you alone.

phemmyutd:
All these thing happened from 2010 when Gej became Nigeria President.

No wonder he said he made so many Nigerians Billionaire.

How will economy not collapse with all these debts?

mukina2:
please has anyone seen aieromon for me

ejibaba:
Na wa...source??

Ebal:
Aisha Buhari with Michelle Obama Vs. Mama Peace with Michelle Obama:Who Did It Better?

This is getting more interesting.
They all look beautiful.
see the original picture......

nairation:
Guys good evening ooo

I am having issue with getting pin for mtn sme data share

it's my first time of doing it, i have already migrated to the bizplus plan

i even bought the 10gb plan

i have called their customer care to tell me how to get my pin

they also seem lost

anybody here who can help please

i really need the pin because my validity is already counting

abeg ooo please

Nazaretha:
he has 14 hours. I wouldn't want to be seen in obnoxious paintings.

First, the Hallibuton bribery scandal and the Jefferson bribery cases happened at least 11 years apart.

Jefferson Bribery Scandal
Investigations into the Jefferson bribery started in 2005 after an investor alleged he paid $400,000 in bribe through Mr. Jefferson, for the former lawmaker to help persuade top government officials in Nigeria, Ghana and Cameroon approve the use of a Kentucky-based technology company, iGate’s two-way broadband technology.
On 30 July, 2005, FBI agents videotaped Mr. Jefferson receiving $100,000 in $100 bills in a leather briefcase at the Ritz-Carlton hotel in Virginia.

He was also recorded telling an investor Lori Mody, who was acting undercover for the FBI that he needed to bribe former Vice President Atiku Abubakar with $500,000, which he described as a “motivating factor” to secure the broadband contract for iGate in Nigeria.

Unknown to Mr. Jefferson, Mr. Mody was wearing a wire.
In August 2005, FBI agents raided Mr. Jefferson’s home and congressional office and part of the documents found mentioned that an Aisha Buhari transferred $170,000 to him through a proxy firm.
“Government Exhibits 36-87 (6/26/02 $170,000 wire transfer from account in Nigeria in the name of Aisha Buhari to an account in the name of The ANJ Group, LLC, identifying “William Jefferson” as Beneficiary),” the U.S. Government Sentencing Memorandum said on page 22.

Mr. Jefferson was subsequently sentenced to 13 years in prison for the bribery on November 13, 2009. He appealed the conviction but on 26 March 2012, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit upheld the conviction on 10 of the 11 charges.

Mr. Jefferson will be released from prison in 2023.

Halliburton bribery scandal
The Halliburton bribery scandal dates back to 1994. It concerned the payment of over $182 million to senior Nigerian officials, including, allegedly, past heads of states, by officials of an American firm, Halliburton, to secure a construction contract for a liquefied natural gas plant in Bonny Island in the Niger Delta.

In 2010 the Nigerian government filed charges against Halliburton and its ex-CEO and former US Vice-President, Dick Cheney. Mr Cheney was the chairman and chief executive of Halliburton between 1995 and 2000.

The charges were later withdrawn after an out of court deal worth $250 million. In comparison, the companies involved in the scam paid a total of $1.5 billion fine to the U.S. government.

Several foreigners involved in the matter have been prosecuted and some jailed in their home countries, but Nigerian authorities have failed to prosecute the country’s citizens involved in the matter.

In June 2015, soon after he was sworn-in, President Buhari promised to reopen investigation into the scandal.

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/features-and-interviews/205834-fact-check-in-attacking-aisha-buhari-fayose-mixes-up-scandals.html