₦airaland Forum

Tajbol4splend:
Man let me ask you this, if you became a billionaire today, would you buy Innoson car?

UdechiHD:
I think, I’ll begin to toe the advice of that Eastlink. It’s time, I abstain from quoting everyone here. Your motive for comparing him with what other tribes do for theirs is borne out of myopia.

So Igbos must notify tribalist in nairaland about how they go about appreciating Bishop TD Jakes. Are you even aware that the wife of Paster Adefarasin is Igbo?

How many closed Igbo Facebook page do you even belong? How many SE forum are you a member of, both offline and online? You think nairaland is where responsible Igbos waste their time to discuss important issues with imposters.

ChinenyeN:
Truthfully, I am in support of things that show progress on relevant matters, and I am also in support of honest celebrations. It does not have to even be anything big or grand. We are humans; a social species. Every now and then, we need the space to simply relax and enjoy ourselves. Even the smallest reason to celebrate is not a bad thing. As we say in Ngwa, whne nbara ochi nma nma (anything that prompts genuine laughter and happiness is generally good for people).

UdechiHD:
And you stay in nairaland to say Igbos don’t celebrate him. Please allow that case die. Leave mata for Mathias.

ChinenyeN:
Lol. TD Jakes and I are not in the same boat. I even forgot that this was a thing. Congratulations to him, however.

ChinenyeN:
And you further incriminate yourself as a misogynist. Sigh.

cococandy:
But read this.



Meaning when the bride price thing is inflated as is wont to happen , then the men actually feel like they are paying for their wives and that gives some of them the audacity to be assholes

NaijirianKing:
The Government of Jersey, the Federal Republic of Nigeria and the Government of the United States of America have entered into an Asset Recovery Agreement to repatriate over US$308 million of forfeited assets to Nigeria.

This was contained in a press statement published on the website of US Embassy and Consulate in Nigeria on Tuesday.

The funds were laundered through the US banking system and then held in bank accounts in Jersey in the name of Doraville Properties Corporation, a BVI company, and in the name of the son of the former Head of State of Nigeria, General Sani Abacha.

In 2014 a U.S. Federal Court in Washington DC forfeited the money as property involved in the illicit laundering of the proceeds of corruption arising in Nigeria during the period from 1993 to 1998 when General Abacha was Head of State.

This case is a result of extensive co-operation between the Jersey authorities, the Money Laundering and Asset Recovery Section of the United States Department of Justice and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and the Federal Republic of Nigeria, with crucial assistance from other governments around the world.

At the time the case was filed as part of the U.S. Department of Justice’s Kleptocracy Asset Recovery Initiative in 2013, it was the largest U.S. kleptocracy forfeiture action ever commenced.

In 2014 the Attorney General of Jersey applied for, and was granted, a Property Restraint Order over the Jersey bank account balance of Doraville.

This was challenged in the Royal Court of Jersey and Court of Appeal, and an application for permission to appeal to the Privy Council by Doraville was refused. France and the United Kingdom restrained additional funds at U.S. request.

General Abacha and his associates stole and laundered many hundreds of millions of dollars of public money during his military regime, doing vast harm to the futures of Nigerians.

The monies were laundered by his family, including his sons Ibrahim and Mohammed, and a number of close associates.

The laundering operation extended to the United States and European jurisdictions such as the UK, France, Germany, Switzerland, Lichtenstein and Luxembourg.

In 2018, Governments of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, United States of America and the Bailiwick of Jersey commenced the negotiation of the procedures for the repatriation, transfer, disposition and management of the assets.

The tripartite agreement signed this week represents a major watershed in international cooperation in asset recovery and repatriation, and will provide benefit to people throughout Nigeria.

The projects on which the funds will be expended will be administered by the Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority and independently audited.

The Federal Republic of Nigeria will establish a Monitoring Team to oversee the implementation of the projects and to report regularly on progress.

The Nigerian government, in consultation with the other Parties, will also engage Civil Society Organisations, who have expertise in substantial infrastructure projects, civil engineering, anti-corruption compliance, anti-human trafficking compliance, and procurement to provide additional monitoring and oversight.

https://punchng.com/breaking-us-nigeria-sign-agreement-on-abacha-loot-return/

ChinenyeN:
Yawn. What is an Eze Eri? Sounds like some weird thing that has no relevance to my people. Oh well.

NaijirianKing:
At present, African populations are surging. If harnessed properly, this could be a very good thing.

Afrikween:
As you don’t have sense to know that everyone has a right to his/her opinion but your oversabi will not let you, now go take a rope and hang yourself you’re probably one of those irrelevant illiterates.....