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koruji:
Might have doesn't cut it. You are hanging by threads to the words of a murderer who strode the landscape carrying out the intentions of his benefactor Abacha.

He didn't have to hide any potential tapes because he already promised it - only the delivered tape wasn't what he promised. He doesn't have jack, and is only trying to hoodwink people by muddling the waters. How does it help his case before the courts to claim to have tapes on the Abiola & Abacha murders, and the case of bribery against these Yoruba leaders, and then present a feeble publicly recorded video? He said some people were paid money, but his evidence was a request to the CBN for estacodes by the FG.

BTW, the last I heard was that Ribadu left Afghanistan after the hotel where foreigners usually stay was massively bombed. Ribadu has already described his allegation as a joke.

May his days in detention never end for attempting to sully the name of great people who stood firm even when they were confronted by his & his masters evil machinery. Didn't Bola Ige openly tell Abacha about his political parties being five fingers of a leprous hand?

I share your view. Well said.

I like how this thread is titled on the homepage.

Whaaat? We all loved our grandma's cooking in my family, we still do to this day. Her stews were probably one of the best stews in the world. Her vegetable soup was the bomb. Nobody used pepper like she did but the meals were still out-of-this-world delicious. Its a pity I haven't tasted any of her cooking in recent times but my childhood memories are filled with exciting trips to Mama's (pronounced mar mar) house for holidays and great food. My mother's own cooking was great but comprised mostly of western dishes, my grandma's cooking was entirely of African dishes. Best of both worlds is what I had.

Delicious looking dishes I say.

Its cheaper, thats for sure.

I seriously agree that Mustapha's head should be examined. After all the hype this is what he has to show?

Lame.

See how people continue to display their ignorance in public. Their haste to comment on something that has already been proven as false overcame their better judgement.

In case you guys missed it I'll say it again; the whole story is a fabrication! Read the preceding pages of this thread.

Na wa o for some people.

Mustapha was probably gunning on the public's love for sensation to find a way out of his predicament. He should come up with another story, Chemical 1 isn't working as he expected.

miky:
Not trying to be a jackass, but please what do you think with??

1.) I am starting to think this al mustapha might be wrong, HOW DID RIBADU GET TO THIS

was ribadu known then

Ribadu was probably not known to the public, i expect he  did not spring up like a vegetable, he towed his line.  He did his time/work perhaps the evil that threads so much around him nowadays.  

2. the video according to the reporter did not show money exchanging hands. thus no bribery.

I hope you weren't expect that, because no !diot would allow themselved to be taped while collecting bribes, (i.e probably meet at a neutral position).  You just can't withdraw the bribery suspicion because of that.  Come to america and pray your hair follicules doesn't fall on the wrong corridor, or it could be LIFE!!! in prison.  You cant rule out the bribery case, infact he is automatically a suspect, just can't be found guilty.

3. Because he wrote a letter to Bola ige does not mean bola killed abiola Undecided

I think your assumption is basic (i.e elementary); of course it can't prove anything. But in a court of law, if the lawyers are able to infuse  reasonable suspicion of guilty, or even the slight possibilty that ige was aware or accompanied in it, then he is just as guilty.


I might be wrong but this is not adding up

A letter written to a killer cannot show a killer

Excellent points. If this is all Mustapha has as his defense then his case is a hopeless one. Nothing has been proven here, all we see are more circumstantial scenarios.

I think the fight against corruption should be carried out along clean and honest channels, to do otherwise will be to play right into the hands of that which we want to eradicate - unless one subscribes to the belief that the end justifies the means. I will always take any report coming from SR with a large pinch of salt.

Anti climax.

dipo2much:
Its a very depressing shame that some journalist will resort this level of calumny.
What were they thinking? That Nairalanders will take in this hogwash of a report hook,line and sinker?
It really is a form of disability if one lacks perspective before holding opinions. When I first read the OP, i believed there were bribe checks. But having read more, those checks aren't the checks that we want to see. And to think they tried to paint a picture of fraud with this misrepresenting report is very shameful.
Sahara reporters should hide their head in shame

This is not their first or last attempt at malicious reporting. What amazes me is that tomorrow they will publish another story with wonderful "evidence" and people will come here and swear by it.

eGuerrilla:
I take back my last 2 posts.
Although my call for circumspection in these matters remain (since both principals - Obasanjo and Uduaghan  - are bona fide crooks), I was wrong about the 1st cheque  - https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-464713.0.html

The Commissioner for Agriculture, Dr Tony Nwaka signed on behalf of the state Government while the Managing Director of Obasanjo Holdings Elder Daniel Atsu signed on behalf of their farm.

The state Governor,  Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan at the ceremony  presented a check of N778.6 million as the state’s counterpart funding to make the programme a success.

An honorable and rare gesture here on NL indeed.

eGuerrilla:
With fossilized minds like yours, there will never be probity in our political system.

So far the evidence available is in support of the Obasanjo Farms & Delta state government argument. Any talk at this moment about the said money being used to buy a tribunal judgment has not being proven and remains conjectural. SR have a history of malicious reporting and we all know their vendetta with the government


It’s not like I care much for OBJ or GEJ but falsehood is falsehood no matter what.

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Its Sahara Reporters doing what they do best - lying!

edicolove:
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/07/delta-to-sustain-n3bn-agric-partnership-with-obasanjo-farms/


http://www.fifng.org/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&id=376:fif-brokers-ppp-between-delta-state-government-and-obasanjo-farms&Itemid=87


Sahara reporters are a shameful bunch,

There. Yet people still fall for Sahara Reporters. You guys never learn, do you?

I will now proceed to repost the above links anytime I see anybody coming here to make noise about this story.

texazzpete:
The nursing mother shot by a Police office over a mild dispute with a taxi driver, was she up to no good too?
The Igbo traders and their girlfriend that were shot by the Police, were they up to no good?
The Schlumberger staff that slumped and died after being sprayed (in front of his daughter) with teargas by cops in Rivers state, was he up to no good too?


Perhaps you'd say the people of Odi were up to no good too.

Good points.

Now everybody believes SR when they have a[b] consistent record of misrepresenting information[/b]. I'm not absolving anyone of anything but I think its rather early and unwise to believe this report from SR as gospel truth.

Bluetooth, there you go again. You are trying too hard. Give it a rest will you.
[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=727168.msg8851106#msg8851106 date=1312441332]Na wa for una o.who didn't know that pfizer conducted an experiment on kano almajiris in 1996 ? Or are you guys still you to know what's up then ? Maybe it's an attempt to depopulate the hausas ! [/quote]

What the hell is wrong with Nigerian leaders? Every time they open their mouths these days it appears its to make themselves look silly.
Somebody should tell Tambuwal to shaarrrap there!

Speculators are really having a field day here.

dayokanu:
Yes Tinubu killed Kennedy, Harry Marshalls, Dikibo, Odunayo Olagbaju, Abacha, Idi Amin, Ahmadu bello, Bola Ige etc
Tinubu is the name of a rifle

Battle Field 3. Release date October 25
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I own and have played Arkham Asylum (even though I haven't finished it) and I'm certain that the clip above wasn't game play. Its most likely a cut scene. That is not to say the graphics in the game aren't impressive, they are.

This comedy thread is back. The tale of 2 Nnekas or Nneka vs Inspired Magazine.

What? Didn't you guys get it that the listed promises in the OP were part of the now revealed spin and spell strategy?

You would think that the so called adults are any better when it comes to politics. With many adults the circle jerking and unrealistic claims become laced with myopic self serving tendencies which have wider implications than what the teenagers do.

Jakumo just provided the much needed fodder for this wonderful story to feed on. I’ll just sit back and watch as our theorists grow this story to unbelievable proportions. I used to think Chemical X abi 1 was an exclusive preserve of Professor Utonium of the Power Puff Girls but now I see NL is making interesting use of this amazing potion.

Like when is this technology going to find its way to my console? The PS4? This is really quite interesting, the future of gaming certainly looks exciting.

dipo2much:
Of what good is this

Imagine walking into a ladies hair saloon and hearing things your ear didn't expect. A 'Women' section will prevent such situations from happening.  

_{BTW I mean no disrespect to all on this thread.}

[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=726480.msg8845108#msg8845108 date=1312371737]Why did he die  while meeting the envoy and drinking the poisoned tea or was is not the same man that has been under house arrest for years ? Besides,his bodyguard was excused so tha he won't taste the tea before drinking it[b].Abiola is a socialist and anti-west,that is why the US government killed him.[/b]you can believe whatever you like,that is your own wahala ![/quote]

I'm trying to think of decent sounding synonyms for the term conspiracy theory here. I didn't used to see you belonging to that group.

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Did you read and understand post #8 paragraph 10 on page 1 of this thread?