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It shld keep going up like that oh. |
Are the islamic cleric even saying anything about this issue... did they condemn it or accept it.? |
If this is TRUE then the guy is foolish. Top leaders with corruption cases r being arrested and home searched and yet he left such amont at home. If I get Uncles who's conscience is disturbing, he shld quickly come and hide the money in my garden. How cld u hide money in ur place at this probing time? Still doubting this allegation sha. |
All these cases in court will be dragged till 2019 and be used to bargained for electoral support or wing clip of the victims. Evidences shld surface now and let them be sentenced if guilty. |
shamecurls:LMAO guy shuo! U like wahala walai |
RIP.... if that SUV haad been innosson ehn... story for full NL tonight. |
Iran’s billionaire tycoon Babak Zanjani has been sentenced to death for corruption, a judicial official said Sunday, after a long trial in which he was accused of fraudulently pocketing $2.8 billion. Zanjani became notorious during the era of president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, finding ways to channel hard currency from oil sales to Tehran despite financial sanctions imposed on the Islamic republic’s banks as punishment for its nuclear programme. The 41-year-old was convicted of fraud and economic crimes and as well as facing the death penalty he must repay money to the state, judiciary spokesman Gholam Hossein Mohseni-Ejeie said at his weekly press conference. The trial was held in public, a rarity for such a major case in Iran, and two other accused were also convicted of “corruption on earth”, the most serious offence under the country’s criminal code, meaning they too will face the death penalty. “The preliminary court has sentenced these three defendants to be executed, as well as paying restitution to the plaintiff,” Mohseni-Ejeie said, adding that that was the oil ministry. They must also pay a “fine equal to one fourth of the money that was laundered”, the spokesman said, without specifying the sum. Zanjani, who can appeal, had denied any wrongdoing, insisting that the only reason the money had not been paid to the oil ministry was that sanctions had prevented a planned transfer from taking place. However, the case follows repeated declarations from the current government of President Hassan Rouhani that corruption and the payment of illegal commissions thrived under Ahmadinejad’s rule. Other trials are ongoing. Zanjani had repeatedly said in media interviews that in return for commissions paid by Ahmadinejad’s government he was tasked with circumventing sanctions to get money back to Iran. In October last year, however, Rouhani’s oil minister Bijan Zanganeh signalled the shifting political balance in Iran, hitting out at the use of middlemen such as Zanjani, who before being arrested had boasted of his personal wealth. Iranian media have put it as high as $13.5 billion. Speaking after Iran concluded a nuclear deal with world powers, paving the way for increased foreign activity in Iran’s oil sector, Zanganeh urged investors to deal directly with his ministry and avoid third parties. “We despise the corrupt parasites that want to suck the nation’s blood even in this situation,” Zanganeh said, to loud applause at an oil and energy industry event in the capital while Zanjani’s trial was under way. “I recommend foreign companies stay away from these corrupt individuals,” who know nothing but “deceitfulness”. “They will tell you that until you give us our commission you can’t get your work done. Don’t believe them,” Zanganeh said. Zanjani was among Iranian individuals blacklisted under US and European sanctions. http://m.guardian.ng/news/iran-billionaire-tycoon-zanjani-sentenced-to-death-for-corruption/ |
kestolove95:If u r truely a lady and talking this way... I pity the kinda children u will raise. Haba! |
GEJ too talk am say him get boko haram in his govt and he was lashed. |
snailspeed:Please stop wasting ur time with those fools. They all know the truth but they just here fooling around. Most of these boys r below the age of 20yrs and just to pull people's leg. They will knw what'sup in due time. |
But yoruba muslims dont act like hausa mulims that behave likes animal in this child marriage thing and rape. Is it the hausa culture or the practice is actually in the Quaran?. |
This is not case of aba alone, it's a case of welcome to nigeria this raining season. |
The arcy did the job. The rest achieved it following his instruction. Even in business, without feasibility study ur maaarket go bend. We all praise dangote but enter field and factory and see his workers working like clock. |
Lol. Black Mariah over coaster Bus. |
It's boiling already and no solution could be found. At the rate things will get out of hand in next 20yrs. |
gunpoint:If the girl eventually dies and the girl family ask him to perform marriage rite, they will say dem wicked. Carry person put for house without knowing their culture. Chai |
Stopping abduction marriage but not child marriage. |
No be this guy refuse to visit his people at IDP camp? But dragging power in the senate. |
Make una stop wasting una time, this is abokis culture and no shout can make them changer thier minds. Only education can reduce that but they ain't willing to go to sch. |
Just don't go violent and maintain ur dignity.. May Your dreams come pass someday. |
Spirit of freedom is always fun when the attention is eventually given by the world. |
Wyttcat:Guy leave me alert don enter. Bubu don pay make I go use my break shop, no time for u stupidity bye for now. |
Wyttcat: lolzzzz. Odunbaje! |
Na from one person person go sha get money. |
Wyttcat:Owu Iya gbon! Omo eya ba bi.... |
Wyttcat:Ogeni eyan ma n' ronu ki o to soro ni. Imura baba yi jo Imura yoruba. So why creating unnecessary argument here. I read where u displayed ur stupid on the other thread where baba said why he chose northerners and u went on blabbing. I refused to quote u cos u might still be under ur fathers roof, so u don't knw anything. Ibos don't wear dis lace or ankara. |
Sijo01:Tea nko? ![]() |
themilanway:SMH |
A SIXTY -YEAR-OLD man identified as Amedu, who claimed to be from Kogi State, yesterday escaped being lynched by an angry mob for allegedly placing juju at a market stall in Garriki Market, Awkunanaw, Enugu, in order to recover a debt owed him. But for the timely intervention of the chairman of the market, Chief Abraham Okenwa, irate traders would have lynched Amedu. It was gathered that Amedu was owed over a N100,000 by a female yam seller, identified as Chidi, who was yet to pay him the remaining N17,000. When Chidi would not pay the debt at the stipulated time and after Amedu had made several attempts to recover his money, he was said to have perfected a plot to bring juju to the woman’s shop so that if she did not pay, some evil might befall her. It was the charm that he was burying in front of the woman’s shop yesterday morning when luck unfortunately ran against him as people, who passed by raised the alarm that attracted the mob. Although Chidi is said to be a “notorious debtor”, it did not deter the angry mob, who tore Amedu to shreds before help could come through the intervention of the chairman, who brought in the police to quell the situation. Traders who spoke with The Guardian were divided. While some condemned the man that he should have reported the woman to the market union instead of employing fetish means to recover his debt, others took side with him on the ground that he had exercised enough patience with Chidi, who they added, hardly settled her debts. http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/2016/03/man-escapes-being-lynched-while-allegedly-burying-charm-at-enugu-market/ |
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lolzzzz. Odunbaje!
