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The key actors in the loot, according to the court documents obtained by The AUTHORITY were: son of the late Head of State, Mohammed Sani Abacha, the incumbent Governor of Kebbi State, Alhaji Abubakar Atiku Bagudu, for­mer National Security Adviser (NSA), Alhaji Ismaila Gwarzo, the current Senator represent­ing Niger East Senatorial Dis­trict, Mr. David Umaru, Alhaji Ahmadu Daura, former Minis­ter of Finance, Chief Anthony Ani, Dumez Group, Doraville Properties Corporation, Eagle Alliance International Limited (Eagle Alliance), Mecosta Se­curities (Inc), Rayville Interna­tional SA, Ridley Group Limit­ed, Standard Alliance Financial Services Limited and Dumez Nigeria Limited.

All these crooks are APC saints fighting corruption today.

JimiOgunlola:
Kyase our pro-fulani muslim Tiv brother go see this thread run 440 .

Forget Tivi men.

Their women have been forced to prostitution because of their laziness

The same Buhari that described Abacha loot as "monies illegally banked abroad".

Buhari till this day doesn't believe Abacha was corrupt rather he sees the Abacha loot as FG money illegally saved by Abacha for Nigerians.

Yeye dey smell

Spended lalung dictionary

EternalTruths:
The guy reasoning be like tissue paper

Used one for that matter

EternalTruths:
What is the one saying.?

Are you supporting Fulani herdsmen terrorism

That's an afonja mindset in full display

ba7man:
Ok....I get it. I know your kind.

You're one of those unexposed individuals that have internet access to spread ignorance online.

Bye.

Olodo. You had to resort to insults because you had no way to prove that your jagabantic thieving gbana smoking afonja frog father and convicted drug felon is responsible for Lagos being the nation's financial capital.

Do you think you are in one osogbo Shepe joint talking trash to your fellow inbred Tajus?

Keep your moronic lies in your wasted lands.

Afonjastic nigga

ba7man:
Wow........so much ignorance in one post.

This one's redemption is beyond me.

Ignorance is when you attribute Lagos position as the financial hub of Nigeria to Tinubu's doing.

Did Tinubu or any of his followup stooges build Lagos port, Lagos airport, third mainland bridge, etc?

Bloody liars

ba7man:
That kleptomaniac, dope head, convicted drug trafficker created the foundation that has made Lagos state the 5th largest economy in Africa.

Please tell us how Ibori is better than him.

Here you come with bogus claims again.

Oil and not Tinubu made Lagos.

If Lagos is so financially and economically relevant why is nobody looking to Lagos to rescue the economy? Why is Kebbi rice farming viewed more than lagos

tsdarkside:
why is it the fault of buhari if people are fighting because of properties?..

do you blame buhari because of mosquitos too?

Buhari has refused to address the fulani problem but from all Indications he has given his kinsmen his tacit and full support to wage jihad on the infidels.

BornStunner1:
DID YOU FALL FROM SKY?

Lol.

He should have a wiki page to his credit dedicated to his gross fckups and weed induced tantrums.

kingsman66:
if you know the type of community I came out from, u will not being saying all these trash.

Soka community in Ibadan or Afonja estate in Ilorin?

Crase world be this...

Animals in human form

WorldChanger7:
Bros! Are you serious

People of Delta State and the entire Nigeria is awaiting his arrival because he is there HERO

Far better than that kleptomaniac d0pe head and convicted drug trafficker you worship in Oduastan Emirate

freeze001:
The one that has said Abacha did not steal? How are u sure he doesn't have percentage in this one sef?

Only infidels and Dasuki plus pdp members are corrupt in the eyes of the self righteous hypocrite in Aso Rock

kingsman66:
must I comment

No. Just wait your turn until fulani sack your community with the full backing of the Nijeriyan army

The reoccurring decimal in all violent skirmishes in nigeria is the fulani and their useless Islamic quest

And some trousered sub-illiterate educated morons from the south wastelands thought it will be a great idea to elect a confirmed sectional bigot and fulani supremacist as President

ifyan:
Are U surprise. Why did you their is one of the most poverty dueling area in the universe

If the hypocrite n thief in Aso Rock had any credibility he should probe his fellow boko cousin on how he and his wife are laying claim to Abacha stolen loot

Ab0ki rogues

If dem sell the entire Kebbi ten times it won't smell the amount that thief Abacha stole and here comes this rogue claiming the money.

This is an admission of guilt on the part of the ab0ki governor.

He must be probed and asked where and how he and his wife got the said stolen money back in the 90's.

Thieves

The key actors in the loot, according to the court documents obtained by The AUTHORITY were: son of the late Head of State, Mohammed Sani Abacha, the incumbent Governor of Kebbi State, Alhaji Abubakar Atiku Bagudu, for­mer National Security Adviser (NSA), Alhaji Ismaila Gwarzo, the current Senator represent­ing Niger East Senatorial Dis­trict, Mr. David Umaru, Alhaji Ahmadu Daura, former Minis­ter of Finance, Chief Anthony Ani, Dumez Group, Doraville Properties Corporation, Eagle Alliance International Limited (Eagle Alliance), Mecosta Se­curities (Inc), Rayville Interna­tional SA, Ridley Group Limit­ed, Standard Alliance Financial Services Limited and Dumez Nigeria Limited.

Meanwhile, the court in the US has since indicted the individual above as part of the theft.

These same crooks are all APC saints fighting corruption today.

He is a British citizen and so no deportation after his release

March, 2016

According to a March report, since 2000, some 12,000 Christians have been slaughtered for their faith and 13,000 churches destroyed, and not just by the Muslim terrorist organization, Boko Haram: "Northern Muslim political and religious elite are also major actors of targeted violence towards the Christian minority." From mid-February to mid-March alone, 500 Christian farmers were butchered by Muslim herdsmen.

April, 2016

Muslim Fulani herdsmen slaughtered approximately 40 people in a Christian majority village and burned Christ Holy Church International to the ground. Ten homes were razed by arson, cars and motorcycles were destroyed, and animals randomly killed. From his hospital bed a survivor said, "I was coming out from the house when I heard the community bell ringing. I was going with a friend to know what the bell was all about, only to see about 40 Fulani herdsmen armed with sophisticated guns and machetes. They pursued us, killed my friend and shot at me several times but missed. They caught up with me and used machetes on me until I lost consciousness."

May, 2016

Gunmen shot at a car carrying Roman Catholic Cardinal John Onaiyekan in the country's southern Edo state. The attack on the cardinal comes amid increasing violence and kidnappings of Christian clergy by Muslims for ransom. Three other Christian leaders were kidnapped for ransom within the same year. The decomposing body of a cleric kidnapped in a Muslim-majority region was found last April.

A separate report tells of the day-to-day sufferings of Christians living alongside Muslims in Nigeria:

For Bishop Matthew Kukah, persecution is not just the history of the Church. It's a reality that he lives every day. In the diocese of Sokoto, located in northern Nigeria, ministry includes not only the normal sacramental and pastoral concerns of any other diocese. It also includes regularly responding to violence and attacks against the small Christian minority living in the majority-Muslim area. Christians living in northern Nigeria today wonder "why have they and their institutions become target practice," explained Bishop Kukah told CNA. Christian churches and businesses – as well as the people who frequent them – suffer both targeted violence at the hands of Islamist extremists... And after the attacks, Christian communities face a wall of bureaucratic challenges and lack of government support as they struggle to rebuild.... While some targets of violence find government and societal aid in rebuilding and accessing services such as schools and hospitals, the state in northern Nigeria merely "looks on" as Christian churches and institutions struggle to rebuild.

"[Y]ou live in a state that is less than you expect as a citizen," said Bishop Kukah. "You don't know what to expect tomorrow. ... Christians suffer disproportionate violence from Muslim extremists. ... Our churches are being bombed with no compensation paid for the schools or other properties of the Church."

June, 2016

On June 2, a Muslim mob murdered and beheaded a Christian pastor's wife, based on a false accusation of "blasphemy." Bridget Agbahime, a kitchen utensil vendor, had politely asked Alhaji Dauda, a Muslim engaged in Islamic ritual cleaning, to move away from her shopfront because customers were still coming and going. He left angrily. According to the report:

Agbahime and her husband, pastor Mike Agbahime of Deeper Life Bible Church in Kano, were later meeting with the market landlord about the persistent problem when Dauda and other Muslims returned and began chanting that she must die for blasphemy. The landlord pleaded for them to return later to talk about it, but they began stoning him, and he fled. Shouting the jihadist chant "Allahu Akbar," Dauda and the mob accused Agbahime of blasphemy against Muhammad, the prophet of Islam... Pastor Agbahime tried in vain to protect her. The assailants overpowered the few policemen present, and Agbahime knelt and began to pray before she was beaten and clubbed to death....

On June 22, the partially decayed corpse of Rev. John Adeyi was found in some bushes. The Catholic priest was kidnapped at gunpoint while traveling for pastoral duties two months earlier. His abductors later contacted church officials and demanded 25 million naira (USD $121,224) as ransom. According to one unconfirmed press report, some two million naira (USD $9,700) had been paid.

It was reported on June 1 that, after hearing that a Christian had committed "blasphemy" against Muhammad, a Muslim mob in Niger State rampaged and killed the accused, Methodus Chimaije Emmanuel, age 24. According to a Baptist pastor:

"The incident began with Facebook chats between a Muslim and Christian youth in the town. The Muslim youth mobilized other Muslims in the town on claims that the Christian youth had blasphemed the prophet Muhammad. The Muslims went to Fellowship Baptist Church along Alllawa Road, Pandogari, and burned down the church."

He said that two Christians were shot and injured on Sunday, May 29 in one area of town, and that there could be others wounded.

It was reported on June 2 that Muslim Fulani herdsmen killed three Christians on May 31, while they slept in their homes in the early hours and burned a pastor's home. Days earlier in the same area, Muslim herdsmen attacked another Christian with machetes.

A Muslim gang stabbed a Christian carpenter, on June 7, for eating during the Ramadan fast. Francis Emmanuel, 41, sustained multiple wounds from the attack. From his hospital bed he explained:

"As I was eating, about six Muslims came to ask me if I am a Muslim or a Christian, but I did not answer them. They asked why I was not fasting, then I told them that I am not a Muslim. Before I know it, one of them slapped me. As I stood up, the rest came and surrounded me and started attacking me with knives."

July, 2016

Two armed Muslim tribesmen murdered Rev. Joseph Kurah, an evangelical pastor, while he was working on his farm. They repeatedly hacked him to death with machetes. A local Muslim reportedly hired the assassins after he got into an argument with the Christian leader. Since 2001, Muslim Fulani have murdered thousands of Christians and destroyed hundreds of churches. According to a separate report, in just June and July, Muslim Fulani tribesmen targeted and invaded several Christian-majority villages. They killed 133 people, destroyed 76 churches, and countless Christian properties and farms.

Muslims hacked a female Christian preacher to death in the outskirts of Abuja. Eunice Elisha, a minister from the Redeemed Church of God, was found dead in a pool of her own blood after she went out to preach in the streets. A month earlier, on June 2, a Muslim mob beat Bridget Agbahime, the wife of a Christian pastor, to death with iron rods on the accusation that she had blasphemed against Muhammad.

About one million Christian children whose families have been displaced or affected by the violent activities of Boko Haram and Muslim Fulani herdsmen are starving. Churches, which are currently the primary supporters of these children, have gone beyond capacity and tens of thousands of children are expected to die of starvation and disease if they do not receive aid from elsewhere. According to the report, Boko Haram's seven-year rebellion has left 20,000 people dead and more than two million displaced.

August, 2016 contd


After two university students got into a verbal argument, the Muslim student accused the Christian of insulting the Muslim prophet Muhammad. Soon, a mob of Muslims formed and said the Christian must die; they savagely beat and nearly killed him. He only survived "because a fellow Christian intervened to rush him to the hospital with the help of a compassionate Muslim who volunteered his car to carry the victim." On the following day, mobs of Muslims rioted and vandalized Christian campuses and churches. According to a local source:

"They went to ECWA Church, Living Church, and Anglican Church. They vandalized the Anglican Church pastorium, destroying electronics and other property. I heard they also burnt down the home of the rescue volunteer Muslim man (who assisted the attacked Christian student to the hospital), trapping and killing eight persons inside who, sadly, happened to be Muslims also."

Separately, a Muslim man sought to divorce his wife of 24 years, after he discovered that she secretly converted to Christianity. The man stated that he cannot tolerate any other religion in his home except for Islam. The 50-year-old woman "broke down in tears while on her knees begging her estranged husband, Jamiu Adewunmi, not to divorce her." Addressing the court, she said: "Please court; help me beg him, where will I get a man at my age to marry me if my husband divorces me?"

August, 2016

Muslim Fulani herdsmen, believed to be connected to the Islamic terrorist group, Boko Haram, increased their raids on Christian-majority villages:

Between August 1-3, they killed 13 Christians, burned Christian homes and churches, and displaced countless survivors during raids conducted in separate Christian-majority villages.
On August 13, Muslim shepherds killed another seven Christians during another raid. Some of the victims were shot; others were slaughtered with machetes.
On August 16, Muslim herdsmen attacked still another Christian-majority village and slaughtered ten people.
On August 25, a group of at least 50 Muslim herdsmen conducted a night raid into another Christian-majority village. Among their victims was a Christian woman six months pregnant, whose stomach had been ripped open.
According to one report,

Local Christian leaders were pleading with the Nigerian government to provide appropriate security measures in light of the crisis, which the state has so far left unaddressed. Since 2001, Fulani attacks on Christian-majority farming settlements across Nigeria's central "Middle-Belt" have grown increasingly violent; victims face their towns being wiped off the map. Fulani herdsmen have murdered tens of thousands of Christians, and have amassed a body count larger than Boko Haram has inflicted; attacks expand farther into Northwest and Southeast Nigeria, while the Nigerian government largely ignores the issue...

This indifference reportedly reaches to the president of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari. According to a prominent Nigerian thinker and politician, Femi Fani-Kayode, despite the increasing violence against Christians, "the Muslim president has only awarded the murderers with impunity rather than justice and has staffed his government with Islamic officials, while doing essentially nothing to give the nation's Christians, who make up half the population, due representation."

Muslim Persecution of Christians in Nigeria, September 2016.


The ongoing jihad on Christians by both Boko Haram, an Islamic jihad group, and allied Muslim herdsmen, left many dead in its wake:

At least eight Christians were randomly shot dead by militants on motorbikes as they were exiting Sunday church service. A couple of weeks earlier, Boko Haram had said it would begin "booby-trapping and blowing up every church that we are able to reach, and killing all of those who we find from the citizens of the cross."
Another senior priest was kidnapped after his car was ambushed by Muslim herdsmen; during the attack they violently beat and tried to kill two other members of the clergy in the car; one was shot in the head. On the same day, a Vincentian priest was kidnapped along with his brother. Discussing these and other attacks on Christian clergy in recent weeks and months, several fatal, the communications director of the local diocese said: "One begins to wonder if Catholic priests have become an endangered species."
Boko Haram insurgents killed at least two people during raids on Christian villages. They tied up one man with a rope and slaughtered him in front of his wife and children. They also burned homes and set the market square of one village ablaze.
A group of Fulani Muslim tribesmen attacked a 60-year-old Christian farmer while he was working his land and hacked him to death with machetes. He is "the latest victim of attacks by Muslim Fulani herdsmen in Nasarawa State who have burned church buildings and homes and destroyed crops in the past four years," said the report.
According to a separate report, Muslim Fulani tribesmen also killed another Christian pastor; raided Ningon village-- murdering two Christians as they slept in their homes, and seriously wounding a girl with gunshots; and raided the Christian village of Ungwar Mada, forcing their way into a married couple's home and slaughtering them.