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watched his first match very disappointing . was subbed at half time

GOFRONT:
But na which flight dem carry fly Mamman daura to UK??

U.K is not in EU !!!!!!!

PSG are weighing up a shock move for Manchester United's loan striker Odion Ighalo as they seek to replace Edinson Cavani.

The Parisians' all time top goalscorer is leaving the French capital and is poised to join Benfica on a free transfer.

It leaves them short of an option in attack and Ighalo, who has impressed in Manchester since arriving in January, is on their radar according to German outlet Fussballtransfers.

The Nigerian enjoyed an impressive spell at Watford before heading to China with Shanghai Shenhua in 2016.

He returned to England late in the January transfer window as United sought to add more firepower and has impressed enough to have his loan spell extended.
Ighalo will remain at Old Trafford until January but no deal is in place over a permanent move.

He has scored five times and provided one assist thus far which has attracted the attention of PSG who already have the likes of Neymar, Kylian Mbappe and Mauro Icardi in their ranks.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer left the door open for a permanent deal, but he may now face competition.

He said earlier this year: "It's a loan, but when you're in the door and if you impress it gives you a chance.
"That's exactly the same for everyone who signs if it's permanent or it's a loan. If you impress as a player, if you impress as a person, if you can help this group improve, then of course there's a chance that we'll look at extending things.

"I think he's probably pinching himself at times, because he's now at his favourite club at the age of 30.

"Hopefully he'll prove to you what I think he will. He's a proven goalscorer, so he'll do all right."

Akwa Ibom men and women are born with RANDY genes so hearing that about Akpabio does not surprise me !!!!!!!!

More than £1 million worth of assets have been recovered by the National Crime Agency (NCA) following a civil recovery investigation into a Nigerian fraudster and his long-term British partner, who both led extravagant lifestyles despite their combined declared annual income never exceeding £49,000.

Ayodele Oluseye Odewale (also known as Ayodele Balogun), 42, and his partner of 21 years Sara Bharat Yadav, 40, of Cranbrook Road, Chiswick, London were ordered to hand £1,011,431 to the NCA at the High Court today under the Proceeds of Crime Act.

The NCA recovered £797,431 from their bank accounts; three Patek Philippe watches valued at £199,000; and a private car registration plate worth £15,000.

Odewale is a convicted fraudster with numerous dishonesty offences between 1998 and 2016. Odewale made millions from his scams.

He typically targeted people living in wealthy areas, researching their details through public records and fraudulently applying for credit cards in their names, which he used to withdraw cash.

Odewale is also believed to have impersonated some of his victims in phone calls to their banks, ordered and intercepted replacement debit cards, which he then used to purchase high value items such as watches. These watches were then traded and sold with the proceeds being laundered through bank accounts belonging to Odewale and Yadav.

NCA investigators found that the couple had hundreds of thousands of pounds passing through their bank accounts annually, despite Odewale not having had any legitimate employment earnings since his release from prison in 2005, and far in excess of Yadav’s salaryas an operations manager at Imperial College.

Yadav and Odewale also bought properties in Westbourne Terrace, London and Conwy Drive, Liverpool respectively, with significant deposits involved on each. These properties were subsequently sold in what the NCA believed was an attempt to launder the proceeds of Odewale’s criminal activities.
Even when Odewale fled the UK in 2016, the couple continued to enjoy an extravagant lifestyle. The rent on Yadav’s Chiswick home alone is nearly £42,000 per year – more than her annual income. In the last three years they have owned expensive cars including a Porsche Carrera, two Mercedes, and Yadav currently drives a Audi RS4 which when new is worth around £60,000.

The couple also sent their three children to a private school which costs £37,000 per year. They also enjoyed frequent luxury holidays in India, Morocco, Nigeria, South Africa, Cape Verde and Turkey.

NCA investigators described one of Odewale’s explanations that he made “hundreds of thousands of pounds” to fund his lifestyle at betting shop fixed odd terminals as “inherently unlikely”.

Odewale gave evidence to the High Court via video from Nigeria, as he is subject to a deportation order and cannot return to the UK. The High Court Judge who heard the case found he showed “little concern for the victims of the fraud” and offered “bare (often angry) denials” to questions put to him by the NCA’s barrister.

Yadav, who remained in the UK when Odewale left for Nigeria, was also found by the High Court judge Mrs Justice McGowan to have knowingly benefited from assets gained through unlawful conduct. The judge stated that Yadav “dishonestly chose to turn a blind eye to the illegitimacy of those funds” and enjoyed the luxuries it provided noting, for example, the gold Rolex she wore to the hearing.

The NCA’s civil recovery investigators started the investigation in December 2016, and analysed 12,000 financial transactions between 2010 and 2016.

In her judgment, Mrs Justice McGowan found the NCA’s evidence to be “detailed, cogent, and helpful.”

Andy Lewis, head of Asset Denial at the NCA, said:

“Odewale and Yadav had extravagant lifestyles funded from stealing the identities of honest, law abiding citizens. We have recovered their assets so they see no benefit from their unlawful activity.

“We are pleased our commitment to this investigation has paid off, having worked closely with partners including the Metropolitan Police and the South East Regional Organised Crime Unit.

“We will continue our work to identify those linked to economic crime, and take away their illicit assets.”

Ben Russell, Deputy Director of the National Economic Crime Centre, said:

“Fraud causes real harm to people across the UK and we are determined to use all our powers, including civil recovery, to disrupt criminals and take money and assets out of their hands.

“The National Economic Crime Centre has a unique role coordinating the response to economic crime,
bringing together the full force of our partners from across the public and private sector.

“Fraud is an absolute priority for us and today’s fantastic result shows what can be achieved when we use all our tools and powers to safeguard the people and prosperity of the UK.”

The High Court ordered that one of the watches and £140,759, which could be traced back to two specific frauds, be handed to NatWest Bank to replace money used to compensate two of their customers

southniyikaye:
I don't understand.
Is it the same USA so many Re dying to get into?
Abi na another unknown USA?

There are some people who run successful businesses and where on business trip or the ones who were just on holiday they should not return

This guy is from my village and i know the family . it is very sad .

I had a friend that travelled from Lagos to p/h it cost him 35k

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jokers

DanTunde:
we might have a hot quarrel and I beat her out of anger. This things happen

no matter how angry you are it is wrong to hit a woman .

for you to post this means you have intentions of beating her one day . I don't blame her for replying you like that

how much does it cost to hack PS3?

hstar:
Wow, seeing the second image which shows his feeling sad, I was shocked. Ha, I don't just know what to say, but obi, u just have to be man and stop being emotional about it as that would be giving them more edge on you, I really feel sad cos I couldn't imagine the like of Mikel shedding tears.

ignorance is a diseases

once in 419er always are a 419er . I feel sorry for imo state .

Airport that looks like semi detached house

Openbusiness:
That's not racism. People have preferences. She only wants to rent to Europeans. Nothing wrong with that.

it is only an ignorant person that can post this .

forgot to add he was a big time player in 419 in the 90's with the like of Morris Ibekwe , Late Nnebolisa and rest of them

This guy is just a power drunk fool. During campaign they will all visit traditional rulers begging for their blessing after they enter power you now them like this. I blame the traditional rulers who have sold their soul.

if you cannot afford it don't watch even in the U.K. where the EPL hails from it is not free and Sky had monopoly for a long time before BT sport came into the picture.

ogbuefi677:
Ameachi with his hatred for his kith and kin.
Of all the the rail lines STARTED UNDER GEJ,he has decided to complete only those in the north and south west to prove a political point.
I pity him when his turn to receive the Orji Uzor Kalu treatment comes.
God bless Yar'adua & GEJ,the fathers of modern day Nigeria.
Death to the boko haram sponsoring islamists.

high level of ignorance .

police already investigating the matter .

even people wey never even go airport before will be commenting

My problem is not the acquiring it is the maintenance. hope it has been factored in as well

he is telling us what we already know what's the big deal ...

does anyone know how much it costs for change of name on landed property in Lagos ?

go and learn how to spell before posting

this is a clear case of t he hotel trying to cover up so that they don't lose customers putting money before Human life . I heard some of the hotels even dumped the bodies instead of reporting it . I think the management should of the hotel should be arrested this is a clear case of preventing the cause of justice

Rubbish!!!!!!