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Yup, more of this I pray Amen

lol@ digging into ur suya!

Colonia:
In his statement to the EFCC, the former governor admitted knowing Abubakar but said he did not know details about his company and promised to contact government officials that allegedly gave him the kick back and stated that “whatever is my share, I will refund it.”

How disgraceful

I say AMEN to that

Definitely disgraceful. I actually saw a television programe where an AIG was being interviewed and a lady rang in to say that she was disappointed at the way some police men ran away from the environs of a robbery when they ought to have helped out. The AIG then said that it was expected afterall their uniform is not bullet proof!

Back to the topic please

mr ferlie:
you have still not answered the question. look for the evidence against baba and post it here for me.

Look around u. no one else cares. If the man drops dead today, it is good riddance. the evidence of his evil deeds is all around. If u can not see it, well too bad. I dont care enough to go about looking for 'evidence'!

McKren:
Denex if all you want to believe is Ojukwu was all about his connection to Total and France, I should also expect you should fairly believe that Gowon was all about Shell and Britain.

True

Hmm NA wa!

honeric01:
which type of government do gbenga daniel run? because i know in lagos, its only one deputy governor that exist, now someone is claiming he is the deputy governor of ogun state when the real person is not yet dead!

Or impeached

denex:
@honeric

the matter of Lucky Igbinedion is simple. There is no need setting trap for the bush meat that is securely in the cage.

Lucky is so dull and stole so blatantly that in the next 100 there will be excessive evidence of what he stole.

Please I suggest right now, they go after governors like Orji Kalu who can within 2 years, completely launder all the money they stole and make it look legal.

Very true. I hear he has returned a lot though

denex:
Ojukwu should tell the truth before he dies so that people will now start knowing the real reason WHY. Till he does, he will continue to collapse in the presence of God.

WOW

Hmmm Seun!

Donzman:
Hopefully Kalu opens his loudmouth and expose all of these ex-Governors, Odili, Ibori and Igbinedion to be precise!

I say AMEN to this

fromuk:
its true the guy excaped to Italy, did he excape through airport? NO, more over he was wearing hijab and after much they still see him in CCTV at Digbeth station in BHAM, have they shown anybody any of such as regards to Alams? NO. what happened to all cameras in heathrow and the other airports.
Italy is europe you can even excape by road as far as you can show a look alike kpali.

Who has asked for photographic evidence concerning Alams' escape? Alams just might have been wearing hijab as well afterall what other kind of female clothing will fit him.
Point of correction though, the one who escaped to Italy did not wear a hijab. It was the one who fled to Birmingham by coach from Golders green coach stationwho wore a hijab.

And no he did not leave thru Heathrow but neither did he go by road. He went by Eurostar which is not much different from using an airport.

Whatever he unlawfully did with the money, now is the time to face the music.

Exactly! That would be fantastic. As they are so jobless, lets make them useful to society

fromuk:
It seems likely they did. It is called British justice. By telling you that he dressed like a woman and flee britain through heathrow makes their airport and borders very vulnerable. [b]It can never be true.[/b]The news is from them, do you expect their news media to contradict the govt? that can only happen when both parties involved are british otherwise do not expect such in international affairs of this country.

Of course it can be true. They are not too bothered when u are leaving the country. Infact prior to 21/7 they was no form of checks(passport) when u are leaving the country. Dont forget that 1 of the guys who has now been convicted for the 21/7 bombings escaped to Italy.

[quote author=Iyke-D link=topic=66335.msg1296850#msg1296850 date=1184622705]From what I have gathered, OGD was a successful businessman before getting into politics.
Its very possible he is worth that much but its also possible that the assets were padded in
2003 - padding is one thing and LOOTING is another

Now, we are all crying for transparency and accountability from government officals, isn't
this a welcome development, at least a start? Consider this first before blasting back. . .

Assuming that OGD padded his asssets in 2003, here is another way to view it albeit in
a light hearted manner: at least we now know publicly roughly how much OGD plans to
"collect" from Ogun state by the time his term ends, and that is roughly another 25%
of the current value of his assets - mission accomplished(I wonder who said that?)

If most of the governors follow this path, from get go, we can now use a mathematical
model to predict how much of the state budget that will go towards servicing "asset
declaration business" otherwise known as "contained looting" and how much
will be left for the state itself. Hopefully with their intent declared upfront and with our
consent, they can now honestly go back to the business of real governance!

The key is whether we will be to get the agencies to vet their final asset declarations
when they leave office. What do you guys think? No?[/quote]It just might make more sense to verify their declarations

Mamajama:
putting on her make up

LOL!!!

fromuk:
Did Alam jump bail truly? that is a question yet to be answered by British Authorities.

Of course he did. Are u suggesting that he was released by the authorities?

Eiya, what a price to pay for 'a friend in need'

Mamajama:
babyosisi how can the rub your kids and you and your kids are in USA. just my observation, lol

The robbery of her inheritance is probably the reason why she and her kids feel the need to remain in the states

Is this genuine news or a rumour?

mr ferlie:
can u substantiate that?

Substantiate what? Is this the first time u are hearing of it? Go and look for tapes of the elections ok

Thats like choosing between the devil and the deep blue sea 

They are wasting their breath! He will only be released if he is found innocent of the charges against him.

doyin13:
But come to think of it 4 billion naira is not such a monumental sum.

I mean it only equates to about 20 million pounds.

Really? Well if he acquired it legitimately then yes u're right.

option4301:
May God forgive Nigerian leaders!

May God judge them according to their deeds.

I dont think that hinders her ability to perform. So yes I could vote for her.

debosky:
BigB that is not the question AT ALL,

according to your reasoning as long as all are not arrested simultaneously, then no one should be arrested. that is extremely flawed

if you said no innocent person should be prosecuted, that is another thing entirely, but to base your defence of a crime you committed on the excuse that someone else benefited, or that you were not alone cannot stand anywhere. Even if it is a case of political witch-hunting, AS LONG AS THE PERSON IS GUILTY, He should face the full weight of the law.

We cannot wait till we are ready to arrest everyone, or when there are no political motives involved, that luxury of 'perfection' as you call it, is one we cannot afford as a nation. Every individual, no matter how highly placed that gets prosecuted stands as an example to others : even if you steal with 'them', these same people may turn around and stab you in the back, another dissuading factor from corruption.

it is not a matter of who deserves to be arrested, if you stole 10million and another stole 100billion, you are both culpable under the law, the lack of prosecution of the seemingly larger crime takes absolutely nothing from the guilt of the smaller one. Ideally we want ALL to be caught, but we'll take what we can get on the road to that destination.

Precisely! Preach it my brother.

Mamajama:
I can assure you he won't go down alone.

The more the merrier