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becomerichv

rip nwanna

didn't no that parplo was a billionaire drug money quick money fastest way of generating money

is a good development is better owned by a Nigeria than a Lebanese or Indians

Things are getting tight for govt officials this days, they say Jonathan don tighten, the tap well well how can one think of turning the state government house to hotel/brothel  i have seen were i go dey bleep illeke idi when ever i come ekiti state




But for real if Jonathan put pressure on his government to find how they can generate more revenue to carter for their states,and the money the states receive is not enough to pay salaries in the state,governors have to look for other revenues to meet up that way they will be force to work,when the governors can see that they don't have enough income in their state finding ways to steal money will be limited

Serendipity:
I live in Anambra.
This Mr Peter Obi is nothing but rudderless and visionless. A messiah turned looter.
We are still battling with this looter's touts, 'ndi Mpiawa azu' (back cainers) and Anambra Sanitation Agency (ASTA), scourge.
This  policy is just puerile, quixotic and unenforceable.
A bag of sachet water sells for = 41 - 45 naira {company price, depending on the popularity of the brand}
A sachet = 2.0 - 2.25
Now tell me; how can 2.50 be paid for a sachet of water that sells for say 2.10. This 2.10 covers expenses accrued in the course of production and supply, which is done with vehicles that use gas (especially now that gas is exorbitant)?
Aside: So, if you buy a Viju Milk 100 naira, if you return it, you will be given 110 naira? Laughable and comic.
So in all probability, Obi is just doing us a disservice with his infantile and white horse schemes. Very seriously unserious.
We are indeed cursed in Anambra, pitiable.
Balderdash!

why cant people appreciate something good when they see it? Obama is right u cant please everybody

good idea

okstol:
So Yoruba's love money reach like dis? Hmmm, person sell im bro because of dough? "Okoro man and their love for money" I dey laugh in Afenifere

they should stop calling okoro people names cos they shut themselves on the foot

na2day

when ever i catch that waste man, alj harem or what ever[b] live[/b] i will put a big hole in his face keep the face smiling i will not think twice

Na waoooo

uesday, 02 August 2011
CHIEF Security Officer to the late General Sani Abacha, Major Hamza al-Mustapha, on Monday, before Justice Mojisola Dada of a Lagos High Court, claimed that he was being persecuted by General Abdulsalami Abubakar and others because of what he knew about the death of Sani Abacha and Chief M.K.O Abiola.

He told the court that he had both audio and video evidences on how the late head of state, General Abacha and the late Chief Abiola were murdered.

al-Mustapha, in his testimonies on Monday, opened his defence in his ongoing trial over the roles he allegedly played in the killing of Alhaja Kudirat Abiola, by accusing former head of state, General Abdulsalami Abubakar, of being behind his travails.

According to him, he had documentary evidences to show that shortly after the death of Chief Abiola, the then head of state, General Abubakar, ordered that various sums of money be withdrawn from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).

He told the court that the sums of $200 million, £75 million and N500 million were withdrawn from the apex bank to appease South-West leaders, in order to douse the tension that arose after the death of Chief Abiola.

The former CSO said at a point in time, he was responsible for Chief Abiola’s safety while he was in detention and that he facilitated the visit of both of Reverend Jesse Jackson and America’s former Ambassador to Nigeria, Walter Carrington, to Chief Abiola.

He claimed further that he had video recordings of people who visited Abiola in his detention facility with intent to deceive him, saying that it was because of this that he was separated from Chief Abiola and was consequently persecuted.

Al-Mustapha, in his submissions, said he was very close to Chief Abiola and that he had known him since 1985.

He added that he had, at many times, “facilitated his going in and out” whenever the late business mogul had anything to do with the military.

“He [Abiola] was to be killed on the day Abacha was killed. I took him away to a barracks to conceal him from those who, according to them, wanted the balancing of the equation,” al-Mustapha said.

He disclosed further that he was made to face a lot of panels on allegations which ranged from coup planning to gun running and that he was given a clean bill of health by all of them.

He, however, said it was Abdulsalami that recommended in his handing over note to President Olusegun Obasanjo that he still had questions to answer with regards to some issues.

He further claimed that Barnabas Jabila, alias Sergeant Rogers, who initially testified against him was very close to Abdusalami, who recommended him to join the Strike Force in Aso Rock.

In his testimony, al-Mustapha said at a point, Sergeant Rogers made a statement during investigation that there was no order by him to have Kudirat Abiola killed.

The statement was admitted as evidence by the judge, despite objection by the lead prosecution counsel, Lawal Pedro.

al-Mustapha, who started weeping at a point during his testimony, informed the court of how government agents subjected him to both physical and psychological torture to compel him to confess to the murder of Kudirat Abiola.

“I was kept in a cell with bars to the entrance, broken floors and smelly water. There was no light. I was fed once in a day. Sometimes there was no food at all,” he further revealed.

al-Mustapha said he was kept in chains, adding that he was, at another time, left hanging upside down.

He added that his wife, children and father were also maltreated, just to force him to talk.

The matter was adjourned till tomorrow, to enable him to finish his testimony and for continuation of the trial.

It will be recalled that Justice Dada had, on the July 14, ordered Major al-Mustapha and Alhaji Lateef Sofolahan, the other accused, to open their defence in their trial for the murder of Alhaja Abiola.

Justice Dada, however, acquitted and discharged former head of Aso Rock Mobile Force, Mohammed Rabo-Lawal, who was the second defendant in the matter, over what she described as the inability of the prosecution to establish any prima-facie case against him.





SOURCE TRIBUNE NEWSPAPER

russellino:
O boy stop am o ! I'm already paying more than 10% on my monthly salary. after everything i still have to drive through river lekki to get home and buy fuel for my generator

jason54321:
finally, i came to give you breakfast in bed.

you want some?

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i made it out of your brother's fetus from your mother. your favorite!!! enjoy!!!

menh you people love human flesh look at how you thought of showing unborn child ready to be eaten shows that you people are really number one human eater disgusting i have said it b4 i will never eats in Yoruba restaurant again Zap. these

^^^^
Why are you attacking AK this morning? what have i done