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jesusfreak people like you are the problem with nigeria that is why nigeria is not moving forward.

I can now see you do not understand english if you do the you would not have written what
you wrote down.

My advice go back to school it will be of great value to you in future response.

Look at your name freak well that speaks alot about the character of one.

If power is given back to the people things will change in our beloved father land.

We are our own problem. Untill we see the light then we can better ourselves.

Nigeria is what is call hell where the ruler is the devil and the ministers,advisers and the rest of them
are the demons controlling hell activities.

Nigerians have sold there souls until nigerians buy there souls back no redemtion no messiah will come to
save them.

We know the problem and we know how to fix it. But then we don't want to fix it because we are always afraid
to stand and say enough is enough we want change.

Welcome to the federal republic of northern nigeria where the people of other tribes are the cattles.

Yar dua and his cohorts are full of shit and no vision.

We have a country that is so blessed but we lack why we have resorted not to fight for our right but prefare to
beg for handouts from people we have put in power.

We nigerians are stupid and daft, we are like cattles face one direction no brain much talk no action.

We all know what to do but we are afraid and scared of doing it.

If the truth must be said we are all ignorant of our right in our own country.

There is no solution to our problem because we belive heaven will come down to save us from our daftness.

Nigerians are so engrossed in looking for wealth that they have forgotten the fundamentals of life.

With all the money you will still die and leave it here for someone else to take r are you going to take it with you.

Our major problem is greed and distrust which has been used to manipulate we nigerians for a long time.

We think obasanjo was bad well think again yar dull will sink nigeria.

A situation where you have dullards and dafties as head of ministries what do you expect.

We are a nation without a future.

Everyman should stand for his right.

For there to be light you must pass through darkness this darkness is what nigerians are afraid of.

You must overcome your greatest fear to succeed. But then nigerians are weaklings looking for the easy route out.

Comrades we are the future.

LOOK AT THIS CRAP NIGERIANS THINK EVERY ONE IS STUPID.WHO IS GOING TO FALL FOR THIS S**T.

Date: Tue, 4 Mar 2008 14:01:26 +0000 (UTC)
From: "Dr. Usman Shamsudeen" <intl@web2mail.com> Add Mobile Alert
Subject: NOTIFICATION OF PAYMENT VIA ATM CARD

ATTENTION,


NOTIFICATION OF PAYMENT VIA ATM CARD


This is to officially inform you that we have verified your contract
file presently on my desk, and I found out that you have not received
your payment due to your lack of co-operation and not fulfilling the
obligations giving to you in respect to your contract payment.
Secondly, you are hereby advised to stop dealing with some non-
officials in the bank as this is an illegal act and will have to stop
if you so wish to receive your payment immediately.


After the Board of director's meeting held in Abuja,we have resolved
infinding a solution to your problem.We have arranged your payment
through our SWIFT CARD PAYMENT CENTRE in Europe, America,Africa and
Asia Pacific,This is part of an instruction/mandate passed by the
Senate in respect to overseas contract payment and debt re-scheduling.


We will send you an ATM CARD which you will use to withdraw your money
via ATM MACHINE in any part of the world,and the maximum daily limit is

Ten Thousand United States Dollars($10,000.00).


The foreign payment officer of the Central Bank Of Nigeria has been
mandated to issue out USD5.9MILLION as part payment for this fiscal
year.


If you like to receive your fund this way,Kindly reconfirm your
(1) Your Full Name
(2) Full residential address.
(3) Phone And Fax Number
(4) Occupation.
(5) Age And Sex


We shall be expecting to receive your information as you have to stop
any further communication with anybody or office.


Thanks for your co-operation.


NOTE: THAT BECAUSE OF IMPOSTORS, WE HEREBY ISSUED YOU OUR CODE OF
CONDUCT,WHICH IS (ATM=811) SO YOU HAVE TO INDICATE THIS CODE WHEN EVER
YOU ARE CONTACTING US.


BEST REGARDS,


DR.USMAN SHAMSUDEEN
DIRECTORS FOR FOREIGN OPERATIONS.
CC: SENATE PRESIDENT
CC: ALL FOREIGN PAYMENT OFFICES
CC: BOARD OF DIRECTORS [CBN]
CC: ACCOUNTANT GENERAL OF THE FEDERATION.

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Lets pounder on this a little bit.

[b]Graft: No protection for my sponsors —Yar'Adua * Oct 1 date for Ibori in London Court[/b]President Yar’Adua wishes to assure all Nigerians that his Administration will never provide a safe haven or escape route for anyone, no matter how highly placed they may be and irrespective of whatever role they played or claim to have played in his election, if they are found to have soiled their hands by looting public funds for their personal aggrandizement’

ABUJA — THE Presidency declared yesterday that it was in no mood whatsoever to shield anyone from the full weight of the law for looting public funds.

In the first public reaction to insinuations that President Umaru Yar’Adua had been meeting with some immediate past governors with a view to negotiating a safe landing for them from prosecution for corruption, the Presidency said he (Yar’Adua) “will never provide a safe haven or escape route for anyone, no matter how highly placed they may be and irrespective of whatever role they played or claim to have played in his election, if they are found to have soiled their hands by looting public funds.”

Ex-governors Orji Kalu (Abia), James Ibori (Delta) and Peter Odili (Rivers) met with the President last week in Abuja provoking suggestions in some quarters that the meeting was to find an escape route for some ex-governors being investigated by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).

Indeed, media reports had insinuated that last week’s decision of the London Metropolitan Police to freeze Chief Ibori’s assets worth £17 million in London was triggered by the EFCC which allegedly passed its file on Ibori to the London Police.

The EFCC reportedly took the decision because it appeared that the Presidency was protecting Ibori on account of the alleged role he played in the emergence of Alhaji Yar’Adua as the presidential candidate of the PDP and his eventual victory in the April polls.

Uncomfortable with the insinuations, the Presidency through the Special Assistant to the President (Communications), Mr. Olusegun Adeniyi, yesterday issued a statement clarifying its position.

No safe haven for looters —Presidency

It said: “The attention of President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua has been drawn to media reports suggesting that he is hampering the activities of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) in the fight against corruption.

“Specifically, the slant in most of the stories is that because the President intends to ‘protect’ some former Governors who allegedly bankrolled his campaign, he has decided to curb the powers of the EFCC.

“I state very categorically that nothing can be farther from the truth. President Yar’Adua is very serious about his commitment to instilling discipline, transparency, respect for the rule of law and due process in the conduct of government business and remains resolute in his resolve to fight corruption and abuse of office.

“I also want to state that the President will support all the agencies of government responsible for bringing to justice people found to have abused their offices either in the past, now or in future.

“In doing so, however, the President is mindful that any goal pursued without recourse to due process and rule of law will be antithetical to the promotion of our democracy and can only achieve short term results.

“President Yar’Adua firmly believes that in fighting corruption, nobody and no institution, and this includes the Presidency and himself as President, should be seen to be above the law and the Constitution.

“It is for this reason that he today granted the following requests of the Attorney-General and Justice Minister:
•That all agencies involved in the prosecution of criminal offences such as the EFCC and ICPC should report and initiate Criminal Proceedings with the consent and approval of the Attorney General of the Federation as specified in relevant sections of the Constitution.

•That the Attorney-General of the Federation exercise powers conferred on him pursuant to Section 43 of the EFCC Act 2004 to make rules or regulations with respect to the exercise of any of the duties, functions or powers of the EFCC.

“I would like to emphasize that the decision to enforce the powers of the Attorney-General of the Federation was solely motivated by President Yar’Adua’s respect for due process and the rule of law and not by any desire to shield anybody from criminal prosecution.

“President Yar’Adua has also granted the Attorney-General’s requests to ensure better coordination among the country’s law enforcement agencies and avoid untidy multiple criminal prosecutions as are being currently undertaken by the EFCC, ICPC and the Code of Conduct Tribunal in respect of the same alleged offences.

“Without prejudice to the foregoing, President Yar’Adua wishes to assure all Nigerians that his Administration will never provide a safe haven or escape route for anyone, no matter how highly placed they may be and irrespective of whatever role they played or claim to have played in his election, if they are found to have soiled their hands by looting public funds for their personal aggrandizement.”

Oct 1 date for Ibori in London Court

Already, The Southwark Crown Court in London will on October 1, 2007 review the assets forfeiture case against Chief Ibori possibly to strengthen the money laundering case against the former governor.

The court granted an application of restraint last Thursday in respect of assets of Chief Ibori worth approximately £17 million.

According to the court papers, the application was made by the London Metropolitan Police under the “Proceeds of Crime Act” and these extensive applications relate to business and private finances of the former Delta State governor.

The Southwalk Crown Court in London, Thursday, delivered an order freezing the assets of James Ibori, the former governor of Delta State.
The assets frozen include real estate belonging to the ex-governor in the United Kingdom, a newly acqu-ired aircraft - still with the manufacturers in Canada - and cash, all estimated at between £20 to £25 million.  The value of the aircraft alone, according to sources, is believed to be in the region of $20 million.
But in a swift reaction to the development, Ibori told THISDAY in a telephone interview last night that what the British court granted was a restraining order on him from interacting with the assets.
Ibori explained that the London Metropolitan Police had for the past 13 to 15 months been trying to freeze the assets, but simply got a two-month restraining order that was imposed by the court on him (Ibori) from interacting with the assets, while they conduct their investigations.
The restraining order on Ibori’s assets arose from an application made by the London Metropolitan Police after weeks of investigating the wealth of the former governor, which the police felt could not be reconciled with his legitimate earnings.
Also confirming the order by the court, the London Met informed THISDAY over the telephone that an application of restraint had been made at a high court in London against Ibori.
It, however, declined to disclose if the application was based on a request made by an agency of the Federal Government of Nigeria and when it was made in the first instance.
Sources in the presidency said this recent turn of events involving yet another ex-governor is as a result of renewed collaboration involving the London Met, Interpol and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).
“We are optimistic about more of such discoveries in the next few days. The London Met has really been of great help to the Nigerian government,” enthused a source conversant with the case.
He dismissed Ibori’s attempt to downplay the restraining order imposed on him (Ibori) by the court, saying that it amounts to getting his assets frozen. “A restraining order barring an individual from interacting with his assets is tantamount to a freeze on the assets because they cannot be used to transact any business whatsoever.
“Ibori, by the court order cannot withdraw or transfer money from his accounts, carry out any transactions using any of the assets, dispose of them, or even use them to secure any form of mortgage debenture. So what is the difference?” he enquired.
Ibori is one of the 31 former governors under investigations by the EFCC. Speculations have been rife that the EFCC was being arm-twisted from investigating him because of his huge financial contributions to the success of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the April polls.
The freezing of Ibori’s assets is coming on the heels of yesterday’s promise by the Met to help track and recover money laundered by former governors in the United Kingdom. It said it would follow suit in the clampdown against some former governors by digging into the activities of all former Nigerian officials for a period spanning ten years of their stewardship.
According to an official statement by the London Met, “Anyone linked to money laundering and other financial corrupt practices, would not only be arrested and tried, but would have such monies, assets and property seized. All the money recovered would be returned to the Nigerian authorities. The probe would follow the due procedure based on the justice system and human rights.”
It was gathered that the London Met also has two other former governors under intense investigation. One of them is said to be from the south-east while the other is from the south-south. The source said the London met found their assets in UK “frightening.”
London Met had between 2004 and 2005 helped to track and recover money laundered by Joshua Dariye and Depriye Alamieyesiegha, former governors of Plateau and Bayelsa states respectively.
In the last six weeks, the EFCC has been arraigning some former governors in court for alleged corrupt practices while in office. They include Orji Uzor Kalu (Abia), Saminu Turaki (Jigawa), Jolly Nyame (Taraba), and Chimaroke Nnamani of Enugu State.

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