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Guys, forget about accusations and even the past, but when DapoLam was asked about his manifestatos to the people, his response is as empty as an A4 sheet - "que ce cerra cera - whatever will be will be". |
[quote author=must_a_far link=topic=176871.msg3407070#msg3407070 date=1233364040]Boss, if you ask me, if u really have proof on all these allegations i would say in simple french, THROW THEM ALL EITHR TO THE WOLVES OR UNDER THE BUS. all this, the guy is back with another name yarns doesnt go down well. if we intend to clean naija. we should clean it inside and out. but yeah thats just my thot.[/quote]Mister, I just wan make sure say I no destroy the guy as he dey here (like I said) dey hustle while if I reveal his details, DapoLam and family are in Nigeria and all that would happen (or worst of all) is that he'll not contest while the guy might be eventually deported.It's not fair don't you think? |
toba1909:Mr @toba1909 Listen, It's hard totrust people online. Dapo's brother TJ went to Bowen University and thats for you to know how personal I am with these dudes and yeah, I'll rather do unto others what I want them to do for me. I'll not like to suffer neither would I like my fellow citizens to suffer. Dapo is a big hypocrite and trust me same as his brother TJ. Also, you're right, it's hard to believe hearsay and also it's hard to post things online herevirtually and all in the name of trust buttrust me when it comes to crunch time, I'll speak. I'm not insane neither do I want to see Dapo's ambition fail but hey,Dapo is not whom he said he is. Ask his brother about the deal then and see maybe he'll actall speak else forget about it as it means you're trying to get water out of a stone. These dudes would do anyting to get their extra share of the national cake and that's why I just don't pity them. I've only spit partially here but when the time comes, the truth would eventually be out. I have my proofs and like I said, it's all stashed up at Paddington police station (I'm sorry I mentioned piccadilly earlier). The money transfer company starts with the letter C. It's a family business owned by a Russian family and it's based somewhere in Central London. What else can I say? I hope these guys don't push me but as usual, Naija politics, if Ibori is still walking free, what else of my allegations, they'll be binned and would mean nothing but not to worry, that's my way of fighting the power. |
@ toba1909 More so, politics is an unforgiving game and I'm not saying as Nigerians that we need a saint as a politician but come on, me and you know Nigerian politicians come with the same old story and Dapo has not been able to lift a finger for the masses when he was opportuned to so why on earth should we trust him now. He just wants to milk the country dry again and I hope he never succeeds in doing so. I could name at leats 4 of his Ibadan clans in London for you to know that I' speaking the truth about how close I am to this dude but you know how the game goes, he'll probably tell you he's never heard hese names before. |
@ toba1909 I decided not to send the whole details as I don't kow you personally and I'm alsotrying to protect the guy who was involved in the fraud as I mentioned earlier in my post; the guy is now in the UK with a different name and it'll not be nice revealing his secret and that'w why I rescinded on my decision to mail you the whole details - I apologise. I lived wth DapoLam's younger brother in London and also the Segun guy so I was aware of the whole fraudulent process, more so, when Tunji went to Nigeria and he was shuttling between London and Nigeria and the Segun guy was committing the fraud, with Dapo also going to different banks to withdraw the money, I knew all about these. Eventually, the Segun guy who worked at the money transfer company was deported (due to his lavish lifestyle that made him expose himself) but he's back and he's not known as the same name any longer so it'll be unfair to snitch on him now. We still talk till today and that's what makes the difference. |
Nigeria i not working. It's never worked since we had the democratic government and I'm afraid that the so-called naysayers would still find a way to twist this and make something good out of this ridiculous news. Nigeria is a total shame, calamity, backwards in fact IT IS HELL. |
toksajayi:OH MY GAAAAWWWWWWWDDDDDD My name's not even Femi and I'm from Lagos not Ibadan. Oh lawdy lawd. I'll come back to respond to you properly. Hahahahha. @ KoboJunkie, did you read this blog http://femibeckley..com/2008/10/credibility.html , this dude has been backing DapoLam blindly and also, if you type Tokunbo Ajayi and Dapo Lam into google, see what comes up Oh lawdy lawd. hahahahah. This is hilarious. ![]() |
Kobojunkie:[size=16pt]GBAM[/size] ![]() |
[quote author=i_laugh link=topic=225631.msg3405219#msg3405219 date=1233330754]another stupid diasporian.[/quote]And another dumb idiot by the name i_clown. |
earTHMama:Of course systems do crash but you cannot tell me that you cannot trace the accounts where these funds eventually go to can you? I hope these systems would be resilient though and I hope there'll be back up. I'm trying to be positive today (when it comes to Nigeria) rather than ask too many questions. |
Seun:Very true but we could always trace the account (where the money goes to) this time rather than looking for a physical amount of cash. |
otokx:Oh my gawd. So at least not all civil servants in Nigeria are corrupt then. I guess the government are actually encouraging corruption. Only if this guy who got the sack could sell his story to the BBC so as to make public the hypocrisy of our government. The endemic corruption in the Nigerian government. |
otokx:Are you sure? |
About time. The pros definitely outweigh the cons. Nice one Nigerian govt. |
Nooo wonder, mystery resolved. I see. Anywhere DapoLam goes, you also go as well. The thing is I saw you left a note as well on the blog "tokunboajayi said, I am highly impressed with this dude DapoLam.I have watched you closely and can see the way you handle matters maturely and sensibly.Keep it up" Were omo lasan. I noticed that if you google Tokunbo Ajayi and Dapo Lam, they both show up on the same page. I think you guys are both fraudulent. You'll never succeed in ruining Nigeria for the sake of the masses. Olorun o ni fun yin se. [center]http://femibeckley..com/2008/10/credibility.html[/center] Afefe ti fe a ti ri furo adiye. People would read this link and then see you say you're interested in the Dapo guy blindly. Question for you, have you been fucking him? ![]() |
toksajayi:do i smell a big-black-ass-man aka toksajayi about licking some asses of big-black-flippant-glib-imbecilic-unserious man aka DapoLam, nawah, abeg komot for road make my pikin see better sunny climate, o jare o! omo radarada olori nla aburo were, indeed! Mr DapoLam’s gay lover, Are you really that mad? You don't want to lose your job yet as DapoLam's PRO do you? I bet the money must be good. DapoLam should rather share the loot well rather than pay a fool like you to represent him ans start cursing people. Why the curses now? Trust me these curses would surely go back to your kids and hey, I don’t even believe in them anyway. I’ve retained that I’ll not name names and I’ll not go further than the first name I’ve mentioned. I’m not an idiot like you. The dude is back in the UK working with a different identity so what’s your stress? Why should I name him on a public forum when I cannot even trust you? The fact remains and still stands anyway and hey, most of us here are have nothing good to say about him so where did you get your facts from? The people who lived in Ibadan have said it all, his father was a couch potato in his days as a governor and also DapoLam was getting all these illegal; contracts without following the due process but rather using his dad’s influence to cheat the genuine people. So many contracts were not carried out. By the way, I read someone’s blog where DapoLam was asked for his manifesto and his response was “Que Sera, Sera” (I hope you’re intelligent enough to know what that means –idiot) This is pretty interesting, put your feet up and read - http://femibeckley..com/2008/09/ordeal-with-ramlol.html |
JosBoy4Lif:Does that happen? If so then we really need a mental check-up. Of course we need to "separate Religion from State". I 100% second that. |
How dare people tell someone how to spend his money? |
skyone:Trash |
[quote author=i_laugh link=topic=225955.msg3402055#msg3402055 date=1233263440]the same trend, the same people, the same shit every day, why cant you people say something different for once in your life? This guy and this university dont even know you ugly penniless pimps, yet you yab and rant as if what you say or opine matters to anyone. Is this not a sign of having nothing to do in life? Even the ones that found it hard getting a husband comes online in the name of kobo and talks rubbish, i bet this is why it is hard for her to get a hubby - who wants to marry a tombola freud? Someone makes his money in your own eyes, from the same country that you think nothing good can come out from, and he now spends his mony the way and manner he wants and deems t fit, and all you can do is to sit on cyber space and write loads of shit about this man? you all need your heads examined, honestly, and quickly as well, what the fok is that? When Bill Gates donates his money to Nigerian charities, Americans dont waste their time discussing it, but when a Nigerian man does otherwise, you peepe who have nothing better to do, sit down and talk thrash? what is wrong with you all?[/quote]You don't matter. |
MrCrackles:You could say that again. |
@ KoboJunkie Okay, maybe I mean if UK could allow it (the advertising authorities, because they feel it could cause no harm better? ) don't you then think it could effect the people positively? I know we're far from it but there surely should be a solution to calm the religious tensions out there in Nigeria. |
lacrimose:Fair enough lacrimose:How are you sure that it's not the university that made him? lacrimose:The fact that the university is crap does not mean you'll not have some great people from there eventually. I graduated from Imperial College but I could tell you some of the employees in my office are from some of the same universities I criticise so I wouldn't buy that argument unfortunately. In a nutshell, I still think you can not tell this man how to spend his money. I don't agree with him giving the money away neither do I disagree with him giving the money to Nigeria. It doesn't float my boat. |
[quote author=i_laugh link=topic=225955.msg3401564#msg3401564 date=1233256813]No, I am not the idiot - it is your father, mother and everybody who has anything to do with you that qualifies as idiots because they havent found it necessary to send you back to golgotha where u belong.[/quote]ROTFLMAO ![]() WHAT A DIV |
lacrimose:To be honest, it doesn't matter where he lives because as far as he's concerned Texas Southern University made him what he is today and so he believes he owes them plus the article states that "United States based Nigerian billionaire, Dr. Kase Lawal on Tuesday donated $1m to his alma mater, Texas Southern University, Houston" so I guess he stays in the USA. |
@ KoboJunkie I guess we live in a civilised society and rather than the atheist forcing their beliefs on us, they thought of a public relations means of protuding their message to us in a bid as to create an effective and peaceful society and I just thought we could apply the same thing to Nigeria. The other good things is that the advertising standards agency in London said that the advertisement did not breach the code of conduct hence the Christians and Muslims shouldn't probably find it offensive. That's why I thought if it works in the UK, then it should work in Nigeria (though not always). |
lacrimose:how are you sure he's not fully disowned Nigeria as a country? How are you sure he thought he'll not had become whom he is if not for the sake of that University as opposed to attending a Nigerian University (the same sentiments was uttered by my former lecturer at Imperial College London who used to be a lecturer at OAU Ife). |
[quote author=i_laugh link=topic=225955.msg3401416#msg3401416 date=1233254761]these are the kind of diasporians i reckon with, not these poor, loud mouths on Nairaland who are unknown outside the four corner of their rooms.[/quote]Your country Nigeria probably denied him the rights because of the stupid connections of gaining entrances into Nigerian Universities and that's why he thought he might as well give the money to the people who actually made him. You could suck on it dumbo. Of course that's the full effect of brain drain. Keep on praising the dead country called Nigeria rather than criticise in times of mismanagement. And by the way, aren't you shooting yourself in the foot because he didn't give his hard earned money to your dear Nigeria rather he gave it to his dear America. IDIOT. Oh, and I noticed that - Broken News. |
Guys in the UK would recognise the advertisement on London buses, this advertisement "There's probably No God. Now stop worrying and enjoy yourself" is sponsored by the group of atheist and it's specifically aimed at the people killing themselves ( or even people thinkign of doing that in future) for the sake of religion (suicide bombers). I think the advertisement strikes a chord and is very effective and not blasphemous in anyway at all. If we could see these in Nigeria and even if we could sponsor (regardless of religion) an advertisement like this targetting both Muslims and Hausas e.g. "There's probably no God. So stop worrying yourself and stop killing each other in the name of Jihad or Heaven". I feel the same would be very effective in Nigeria and would go a long way in improving people's lives. Even it could help curb corruption. Don't you think? |
[quote author=must_a_far link=topic=225795.msg3400774#msg3400774 date=1233244882]BOSS how we go take explain this ur talk to people? me i understand but i can only stick up for myself. i PERSONALLY think we cover up our attrocities with the name of God. Could it be the, Blame-it-on-the-guy-who-isnt -around syndrome?[/quote]EXACTLY. You know, the "I'll leave it all to God to judge" syndrome, that's the Nigerian problem. OBJ, IBB, Abacha all swindled Nigeria yet, we leave them to God to judge. |
lucabrasi:I hope say you no try dey point finger at me o cos the other 4 dey point back to you. ![]() |
Kobojunkie:Personal is the word that catches my mind there. That’s what I mean and that’s what I think the author is trying to get at. You’ve never used your religion to convince people as to why our political ways are in shambles but rather you argue by the presentation of facts. That’s exactly what would save Nigeria. Keep the religion personal and pure and open politics should be allowed to run it’s course for the sake of the masses. |
