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The Federal High Court in Lagos yesterday sentenced a former Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) Director-General Temisan Raymond Omatseye to fiveyears imprisonment over N1.5 billion contract scam.Justice Rita Ofili-Ajumogobia convicted him on a 27-count charge bordering on bid rigging and contract splitting.It is the first major high profile conviction since President Muhammadu Buhari began his anti-corruption crusade.Justice Ofili-Ajumogobia found Omatseye guilty of 24 out of the 27 counts preferred against him. She, however, discharged and acquitted him of threeof the 27 counts bordering on bid rigging.Ajumogobia found Omatseye guilty of the offence of awarding contracts above stipulated threshold and accordingly convicted him on counts 1 to 20,24,25,26 and 27. She discharged and acquitted him on counts 21, 22 and 23 of the charge.The judge held: “In the instant charge, the defendant testified in his evidence in chief that he was released on administrative bail and asked to come back the following day and in his statement, he responded that his threshold for supply was N2.5 million.“Furthermore, his statement was corroborated by Pw2 (prosecution witness two) and Pw3. Pw2 stated in his testimony that in line with the Public Procurement Act, the Chief Executive Officer had a threshold of N2.5 million for goods and N5 million for works.“From the foregoing, I find that the exhibit PD 16A-Y are all above the threshold and approved limit of the DG; that means, they are all above N2.5 million.“The testimony of Pw2 and Pw3 that the approved threshold of the defendant on goods and services was N2.5million does not only corroboratethe statement of the defendant, but totally lends credence to the threshold limit applicable on the defendant as DG of NIMASA.“I find that the threshold as contained in exhibit PD 16 Z is applicable to the defendant, setting hislimit as N2.5 million for procurement of goods, and N5 million for procurement of services.“A calm perusal of exhibit PD 16 series reveals that they are repetitive awards of contract for the supply of goods approved by the defendant in his position as DG of NIMASA. It is clear that all the contract sums are above the threshold as set out in exhibit PD 16 Z, thereby violating the provisions of section 161 (a) of the Public Procurement Act 2007.“Accordingly, based on the foregoing before this court, I am satisfied that the prosecution has proved its case against the defendant beyond reasonable doubt, in the face of the offence contained in counts 1-20,24,25,26,and 27. I accordingly find him guilty as charged on these counts.“The second issue is whether the prosecution has proved the offence of bid rigging? It is trite law that the prosecution must prove all the essential ingredients of the offence before it can be said to have been proved beyound reasonable doubt.“It is my view that the prosecution has not established the offence of bid rigging against the defendant to secure a conviction on that ground, and I so hold.“The accused is hereby sentenced to five years imprisonment on counts 1 to 20,24,25,26 and 27of the charge.He is discharged and acquitted of counts 21, 22, and 23 of the charge. The terms of imprisonment are to run concurrently.”Omatseye was arraigned on January 21, 2013 by the EFCC before Justice Ofili-Ajumogobia on an amended 27 counts of engaging in contract splitting and bid rigging to the tune of over N1.5bn while in office as the DG of NIMASA.The offence, the anti-graft agency said, contravenedSection 58(4) of the Public Procurement Act 2007.Omatseye was also accused on breaching the provisions of Section 14(a) of the Money Laundering (Prohibition) Act 2004.Upon his re-arraignment on January 21, 2013, he pleaded not guilty, following which the court orderedthe prosecution to open its case.EFCC, through its lawyer, Chief Godwin Obla (SAN), called three witnesses, including an EFCCinvestigator, Ibrahim Ahmed; a former Acting Director of Procurement with NIMASA, MohammedShehu; and an officer of the Bureau of Public Procurement, Aminu Aliyu.Omatseye, through his lawyer, Mr. Olusina Sofola (SAN), filed a no-case submission, contending that the charge filed against him by the EFCC was defective.But the judge, last February 2, ordered him to defend the charge.Justice Ofili-Ajumogobia said she was satisfied thatthe EFCC proved the allegations in 24 out of the27 counts against Omatseye beyond reasonable doubt.

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Gambian President Yahya Jammeh threatened to kill any opposition politicians and activists in a speech given on Wednesday as part of his nationwide tour.
“Let me warn you, those evil vermin called opposition: If you want to destabilize this country, I will bury you nine feet deep and no Westerner can say anything,” he said.
According to Freedom Newspaper, the speech marked the first time Mr. Jammeh publicly addressed a crowd since unrest began in April.
Gambia’s President Yahya Jammeh has ruled for 20 yearsSunday Alamba/AP
It would be recalled that Ebrima Solo Sadeng, the National Organizing Secretary of the opposition United Democratic Party (UDP), died in custody in April after being arrested for leading a peaceful protest demanding political reform. Several other UDP members and others who participated in the April protest were also arrested and detained. It has since been revealed that two UDP party members died after being tortured by the Gambian National Intelligence Agency.
The Gambian leader dismissed such reports as lies perpetuated by the Western media in order to destabilize the country.
“They say there are massive demonstrations in the Gambia. What great liars are the Western press; you are all liars,” he said to the crowd.
“You are used as mouthpieces to destabilize Africa, but in the Gambia you will fail, as you have failed for twenty-one years to destabilize this country with your lies and evil intentions.”
Mr. Jammeh remarked that Gambians have the right to oppose his rule through electoral means, but he threatened to kill any individual that tries to take violent action against him.
“You have a right to join any political party. You can vote for anyone you want. But no one has the right to join a group of hate mongers that hate themselves and hate Africa and are slaves to the West.”
The leader portrayed the upcoming December election as a choice between progress and Western-supported backwardness, adding that some Gambian opposition members are being sponsored by the West as part of a plot to overthrow his government and prevent the Gambia from developing.
“These are people being sponsored by the West to destabilize progressive African countries…. Let me make it very clear: there is no single Western country that wants to see an African country develop,” he said.
Mr. Jammeh has ruled the Gambia since coming to power in 1994 and will be seeking a fifth term in office this December.

All members of Name checking that report Comment on this post is banned for A month ....We have Given Our brother from S/East The year Bonus After Exceeding the Crime number we are to Report in dis Year just For 5month....And you guys Are here report to The headquaters.... Tired of seeing Igbo Criminals na......Are Yoruba and Hausa saint? Or Igbo Have Snatched the business

Josphine4good:
I hate men I don't think I will get married to one

Pray ypu will neva see one to marry you either,Can you Say Amen pls

David mark is saying,There is Difference btwn Satan and Lucifer.....SMH.....MAKE MUGABE COME RULE JARE.

Analysis,PDP will zone Presidency to North Zoning And to win Heart of yoruba, VP to S/west. Since they know Igbo and S
south will support PDP dey dnt av choice but To........After being massacre By the North in 1967-70.....Dey are still Serving dem.....who enslaves Who...Dnt worry Yoruba and Igbo/Hausa will be Contesting under APC....it once Happened in 1999

SUBSIDY: Let's ask ourselves the following pertinent questions:

(1) when we hear of people sleeping overnight at various petrol stations,does this include the Rich men and women in our society? the answer is NO....

(2) when we heard of people purchasing dollars at the Central Bank of Nigeria at government rate ,Does this include the poor men and women in our society? The answer again is No.

(3) When we sell our hard earned dollars and other foreign currencies to the Black Marketers, we all engage in it,True or false?The answer is True...

(4) In our economy,Is it correct to say the rich are getting richer in our society and that the poor are getting poorer True or False? True of course!

(5) in any of our elections,it is correct to say the generality of the voters are mostly the poor and that majority of the rich does not even register to vote.

(6) Is it true to say that most travellers on our dilapidated roads are the poor and that most passengers travelling in the air are the rich,True or false?
The answer again is true..

(7) Is it a statement of fact that President Mohd Buhari won majorly because of his integrity and not because he was the most educated or the richest in the country..True or False? The answer again is True.

( Is it true or false that the majority of the people who voted for President buhari are mostly the talakawas and the poor? This is also true...

(9) That, The Ship owners,fuel marketers,fuel importers,and the rich men and women are living fat at the instances of the poor...True or false

(10) Do you imagine that President Buhari led government is not sensitive to the plight of the common man in Nigeria and would wanted to inflict further injuries on them..?
The answer is capital NO!

The way forward is to tactically close these ranks and to reposition this country in a way to restructure our economy to better our tomorrow.

The worst to be hit by this new policy is the corrupt rich and the cruel major players in oil and gas.

In the long run, the society will be a better place for us all. Let no one who has his or her kids in public school push us to go on strike to prolong our children school days in the name of strike, cause us wounds to be treated in locked up hospitals while they tactically fly out to treat themselves. Our stocked food will finish with time, theirs would last them for they have larger kitchens than ours.

Let's think twice, if they have their way they wanted retention of cellular phone against the now common GSM...

They would not easily Favour up-liftment of our highways or show interest in the return of Nigeria Airway or the coming of modern train.

How I wish we think twice on the introduction of this new policy and say NO to Strike

Glo and I are like Lai muhammed and truth

State Chairmen of All Progressives Congress in the South-East has vowed that the party would take over power in the region in 2019.The chairmen said after a meeting in Abakaliki, the Ebonyi capital, that they would work hard to ensure APC’s total victory in the zone in the next general elections, theNews Agency of Nigeriareports.Imo State Chairman of the party, Dr. Hilary Eke, said the chairmen were touring states in the zone to strengthen the party machinery ahead of future elections.“We are going round the south-east states to ensure that the APC is intact, and I want to assure you in case many of you don’t know thatin 2019, APC will take over all the states in this zone. Peoples Democratic Party is still in Ebonyi State not because people like them and voted for them. It is because they have opportunityto rig,” Eke said.He therefore advised the state chapter of the partyto hold meetings periodically to bring members together to ensure growth of the APC.“Politics is all about meeting. It is like a farmer, if you have a land and you want to plant cassava, you first of all till the land before you begin to plant. After planting, you weed; after weeding, you apply fertilizer. After one year, you harvest. You don’t just jump into it. In Imo State,we meet regularly even though we are in power. Political party is not a heavenly race,” the Imo APC chair stated.On his part, the Abia Chairman of APC, Mr. Donatus Nwamba, said the APC must strategise to win the region in 2019.“We don’t want one-party system and our President has said it severally and we will not bepart of it, but we will win south-east in 2019. Because when PDP was in power, we were regarded as visitors. We were regarded as renegades, but now we are in charge. So, come May 29, 2019 we must win the south-east states,” Nwamba said.Also, the Enugu State Chairman of the party, Ben Nwonye, called on the members to remain focused, consistent and resolute to ensure victory.Earlier, the Ebonyi State Chairman of the party, Ben Nwobasi, had commended the party chieftains for attending the meeting saying, “the meeting hasstrengthened the party in the state.”National Coordinator, Buhari/Osinbajo Initiative forChange, Chinedu Ogah, described the APC as anorganised party with good programmes and policiesthat would benefit the masses.Source:The punc
CC lalasticalala,Mynd44

After we don provoked d Nigga...Next thing he did was, looked out fr cutlass and Say,"i will cut my Head"

pls,who is five star

Anoda Teebillz o..
Virtue women=>woman of Easy virtue=>LovePeddler....Are yu calling ur Queen LovePeddler...mind yur grammars

Human rights activists in Anambra state have slammed political leaders of Igbo extraction for allegedly not rising up to the occasion following the killing of over 40 people in Nimbo community in Enugu state last Monday.The apex Igbo socio-cultural organization, (Ohaneze)is meeting Saturday in Enugu to discuss the matter.The South East/South South coordinator of Ohaneze Ndigbo, Elder Chris Eluemunoh, toldTheMTN users New Offer 500% deal zone!Get 1.3GB for N1000. SMS 106 to 131NOWNOTE:-Its a Normal Data…works for anydevice,Pc,modem,etc….this is not acheat…it’s legally from MTN…soo no fears of it being blocked…except MTNdecides to stops this offer Nation Friday in Awka that the Imeobi caucus of Ohaneze would meet to deliberate on the matter before coming out with any resolution.Rights activists, Comrade Obi Ochije and Osita Obipraised the presidential directive that the Nimbo culprits be smoked out and prosecuted but said it came a bit late.Osita Obi said: “our Governors, ministers have failed their people.They do not deserve the respect of their people any longer, it is a shame that theyhave become dumb suddenly”Anambra State coordinator of Transform Nigeria Movement (TNM), Comrade Obi Ochije said: “the directive is good because we are all Nigerians.“The president kept quiet for too long, but now that the directive has come, it is the duty of the security agencies to be watchful and report to the federal government”“The President should use his powers to forestall another war in the country.”The Anambra state commissioner of police, Mr. Hosea Karma, said the command has deployed security operatives in border communities in the state.Karma, who is the state chairman of the security committee set up by Governor Willie Obiano, said everything was under control.

BUT WHY ARE OUR BROTHERS FROM EAST AND S.SOUTH REMAIM SILENT.AFTER THE REGIONS SUMMIT,EVEN ICONS LIKE WOLE,FALANA HAD CONDEMNED IT AND THE LEADER OUT/IN(SIDE) POLITICAL FACTION HAD OPP
.POSED THIS OPENLY EVEN THEY BELONG TO THE SAME POLITICAL faction

This pple again.....What is ds 2016 turning into...Buhari pribe dis yoruba abeg....the floor entrepreneur Field .....

meanwhile......Jehovah withness cant save You

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An offer comes with phone...will unveil it when i get them

Culture is closely intertwined with tourism – the former, in fact, often drives the latter. The destination uppermost in the minds of most tourists we know is –Culture. This means that both share friends and – enemies. Of the principal enemies, seeing that we find ourselves within the precincts of governance, I intend to engage your attention in this brief address to just one: Insecurity. That inability of any vacationist to let go completely, relax, submit oneself completely to the offerings of a new environment – the sounds, sights, smells, textures and taste. Of Culture itself, in and or out of the touristic intent, there is no ambiguity in the mind of its enemies. They make no bones about their detestation – call them Taliban, Daesh or ISIS, al Shabbab or Boko Haram. Their hatred is pathological and impassioned to a degree that goes beyond the pale,beyond insanity and sadly beyond cure. The duty of governance towards such retrogressive outbreaks remains unambiguous.After Boko Haram, what next? In fact, at this moment, Boko Haram has no ‘after’ since it is by no means ended, no matter what technical expressions such as “militarily degraded’ means. But let us assume indeed that we are already in the past of Boko Ha-ram.It is now clear that the succession is already decided, the ‘vacated’ space is already conceded, and that the new territorial aspirants are already securely positioned. The entire nation appears to be theirs without a struggle, and the continuity of an established Nigerian necropolis north to south and east to west is being consolidated.Some necropoles are actually architecturally fascinating. They attract visitors from distant places, but those are works of veneration, artistry and dedication. They are visual feasts, among whose structures the visitors actually picnic, leave flowers and symbolic gifts to hovering ancestors. Latin America is full of them. The Nigerian widening necropoles leave only the taste of bile in the mouth, the corrosion of hate, stench and rage.When I read a short while ago, the Presidential assurance to this nation that the current homicidal escalation between the cattle prowlers and farming communities would soon be over, I felt mortified. He had the solution, he said. Cattle ranches were being set up, and in another 18 months, rustlings, destruction of livelihood and killings from herdsmen would be ‘a thing of the past’. Eighteen months, he assured the nation. I believe his Minister of Agriculture echoed that later, but with a less dispiriting time schema. Neither, however, could be considered a message of solace and reassurancefor the ordinary Nigerian farmer and the lengthening cast of victims, much less to an intending tourist to theForest Retreat of Tinana in the Rivers, the Ikogosi Springs or the moslem architectural heritage of the ancient city of Kano. In any case, the external tourists have less hazardous options.Recently however, I returned from a trip outside the country aboutto find that my home ground had been invaded,and a brand-new “Appian way” sliced through my sanctuary… In over two decades of living in that ecological preserve, no such intrusion had ever occurred. I have no idea whether they were Fulanior Futa Jalon herdsmen but, they were cattle herders, and they had cuta crude swathe through my private grounds.However there is also internal tourism, to be considered a premium asset – both economically and in spirit of nation building and personal edification. This was an exercise I indulged in in the early sixties as by-product of other engagements, such as research. A lot however was simply under curiosity. I can claim modestly claim to be among the top twenty-five percent internally traveled Nigerians, acquainted with the smells, textures and tastes of their geographical habitation. I wish the late Segun Olusola were around to testify to the suddenbouts of tourist explorations we made in his VolkswagenBeetle in the pre-war sixties.But now, would the young adventurous set out to visit the mystery caves of Anambra and its alleged curative pools from mere interest? They would think twice about it. It is not merely arbitrary violence that reigns across the nation but total, undis-puted impunity. Impunity evolves and becomes integrated in conduct when crime occurs and no legal, logical and moral response is offered. I have yet to hear this government articulate a firm policy of non-tolerance for the serial massacres havebecome the nation’s identification stamp. I have not heard an order given that any cattle herder caught with sophisticated firearms be instantly disarmed, arrested, placed on trial, and his cattle confiscated. The nation is treated to an eighteen-month optimistic plan which, to make matters worse, smacks of abject appeasement and encouragement of violence on innocents. Let me repeat, and of course I only ask to be corrected if wrong: I have yet to encounter a terse, rigorous, soldierly and uncompromising language from this leadership, one that threatens a response to this unconscionable blood-letting that would make even Boko Haram repudiate its founding clerics.It is now close to a year since I attempted to utilise the Open Forum platform of the Centre for Culture and International Understanding, Oshogbo, to launch a national debate on the topic –SACRED COWS OR SACRED RIGHTS?. The signs were already clear andthe rampage of impunity was already manifesting a cultic intensity of alarming proportions. For reasons which are too distasteful to go into here, the forum didnot take place. We were already agreed that General Buhari be invited to give a keynote address, based on his long experience in such matters as former head of state, and as a cattle rearer himself who might be be able to penetrate the mentality of this ‘post-Boko Haram’ pestilence’. That challenge remains open, but should now involve this gathering, which surely includes tourist and educational agencies. They should join hands with human rights organisations, the Ministry of Agriculture, Farming and local Vigilante associations etc.It is a gauntlet thrown down to be picked up, and urgently, by any of the affected or troubled sectors of society, or indeed any capable and interested party at this conference. The CBCIU is prepared to collaborate.For every crime, there isa punishment, for every violation, there must be restitution. The nomads of the world cannot placethemselves above the lawof settled humanity.Let me narrate a personal experience – just one amongmany – that was brought home to me, right against my doorstep. Before that specific happening, I had observed a change of quality in forest encounters with cattle herdsmen over the years. These changes had become sufficiently alarming for me to arrange meetingswith a few governors and, later, with the late National Security Adviser General Azazi. At the time, we thought that they were Boko Haram, infiltrating into theSouth under guise of cattle herding. That was then, andof course that surmise has never been firmly proven or disproved.Recently however, I returned from a trip outside the country about to find that my home ground had been invaded, and a brand-new “Appian way” sliced through my sanctuary. That ‘motorable’ path was made by the hoofed invaders. Both the improvised entry and exit are now blocked, but interested journalists are invited to visit. In over two decades of living in that ecological preserve, no such intrusion had ever occurred. I have no idea whether they were Fulani or Futa Jalon herdsmen but, they were cattle herders, and they had cut a crude swathe through my private grounds. I made enquiries and sent alerts around, including through the Baale of our neighborhood village. There has been no repeat, and hopefully it will remain the first and last of such invasion. What it portends however is for all thinking citizens to reflect upon, and take concerted measures against.Herdsmen, let us appreciate, are perhaps humanity’s earliest known tourists. They must be taught however that there is a culture of settlement, and learn to seek accommodation with settled hosts wherever encountered. The leadership of any society cannot stan

Invite S/W or notin...Notin fruitful can come out of the summit...State has no power over Any security...We are not Afraid of Anybody ....hope u heard what Ajimobi said earlier?....Unite or Not.....we are not calling for Igbo nd ijaw Unity....it yields notin dan Hypocrite

Fulani and Oyo csn never gree...believe me. .olubadan is behind Ajimobi statement....Kadepe lori Adeyemi Ekun...king of All kings In Africa...husband of lizzybabe2

album, Lemonade is much more than what a lot of people expected

While the album is dominating conversations on media and still on every entertainment headline, African religious traditionalists have been quick to notice that Beyoncé channelled Osun, the marine Yoruba goddess of water, fertility, love and sensuality.



Dressed in a layered marigold dress by Roberto Cavalli, Bey struck the identical look to an artwork portraying the Yoruba goddess, and has since attracted positive comments, especially for bringing a lot of Nigerian heritage into this project.











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MirabelArode:
Even we Itsekiri know that no yorubaman is ever complete without an Emirate in his land.

lols,Well.....Talk of kwara nd i tell yu dat it s not only kwara...but also....Lagos,Benin,kogo,delta,.....all ds state consist of anoda tribe...yet..its yoruba....we learn aw to gv freely to msintain peace....dnt push us to d wall.....u no wat we cn unleash

No Igbo man,i mean no Igbo man's dressing ever complete without Handcuff and shackles.....D Guy don dey black ooo....yu are dre Being super and breakfast of Mosquitoes while IPOB are Supporting pro-saraki.....Pray dey dont sentence yu to Age of buhari in prison

TheIndigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) led by Mr. Nnamdi Kanu has expressed happiness over the remoured case filed against it and its leadership at International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague, Netherlands on alleged killing of over 50 Hausa/Fulani herdsmen in Abia State.The group said although it had not received any suit from ICC or has Nnamdi Kanu’s lawyer, Mr. Ifeanyi Ejiofor received any notification of ICC suit against Kanu, it notedit was a good omen if the rumour becomes a reality.A civil rights activist, Mr Albert Ella, through his lawyer, Edward Omaga of Graylaw Solicitors had reportedly filed a complaint at ICC against IPOB, accusing members and the leader of committing grave crimes against humanity. He also alleged that 55 persons whose bodies were reportedly exhumed by Department of State Security (DSS) were murdered by IPOB with the use of chemicals and other dangerous instruments against the Rome Statute.In a statement by the spokespersons of IPOB,Dr. Clifford Iroanya and Mr. Emma Mmezu said: “We are praying fervently that this news is actually true and not just a fiction. We, IPOB, wholeheartedly welcome this attempt to justify the continued illegal detention of our leader, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu by purportedly charging him to ICC.“We have instructed our lawyers in Amsterdamto convey our willingness to stand trial as wellas seek the ICC to prioritise the allegation.”Meanwhile, former president general of OhanezeNdigbo, Dr. Dozie Ikedife, yesterday in Nnewi, Anambra State said he would not like to engage anyone further in newspaper bantering. The activist had in recent time been involved inmedia war with some people and groups in hisattempts at putting the records straight about him.Dr. Ikedife said he deduced that his attackers might have been misinformed, misguided and frustrated as most of the things they said in the publications were based on imagery “and I have sympathy for them. But I advise them togo and look for their age mates.”However, a source, an elderly man in the industrial community, who would not like to bementioned for fear of being attacked said thosewho were attacking Ikedife in the media did notknow the personality involved. The source acknowledged Ikedife as one of the long standing patriots for self determination, a Nigerian and African patriot who has been fighting for the well-being of the population forwell over 50 years long before most of those people were born.“They don’t know that. I think those people who are attacking him are acting a script written by agents of confusion. It is not fair to Dr Ikedife I know. He is as clean as whistle, a man who does not believe in irregularities and he is very much against bastardisation of customs and tradition. He added: “He is very much upset when the truth is being turned upside down. It is my candid advise that the people should tender public apology to him to show that they were misinformed and misguided. They are turning their anger to the wrong direction,” the source concluded.

North Generally Is Homebase of violence...From shiite,Boko haram,Fulani herdsmen recently
South south:Militant that are keen on destroying pipeline,Impeding economy
S.east:Successionist(Ipobs and Massob)
S.West........Havent recorded any massive attacks or distabilisation Launch from this region....why do The Yoruba want Nigeria and not Broken Nigeria or Unpeaceful One...why

Regionalism or not....North will always be behind at Developnent stage.....dre leaders are so corrupt dat....corruption should be legalised as course of study in nothern UNIs......S.west grow faster with dis system in late 1900s....I fink it pays southern more...but north will always against it As dey dont want to be relegated yet dey cease to grow

Name checckers Association of Nigeria(NGO).....Osun chapter....from Statistics released to our chapter by FBI agent from Uk and Abuja....."(s.south..S.east), involves in crime internationally;(southwest) locally.."..
...North(dem tie kuku no get target(dem just dey disturb everywre in 9ja.......I Hereby declare ;mr.chinedu and onyebuchi As criminal of millenium..mr.Lekan and sanjo (criminal of decades);Mr.Rabiu and Aminu as eternity criminal....madness get grade

George Uboh, the serial fraudster who sensationally accused the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission of diverting proceeds of recovered assets was today convicted and sentenced to three years imprisonment by Justice S. E.
by Wilson UwujarenApr 25, 2016
George Uboh, the serial fraudster who sensationally accused the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission of diverting proceeds of recovered assets was today convicted and sentenced to three years imprisonment by Justice S. E. Aladetoyinbo of the Federal Capital Territory High Court Abuja, for his role in converting the property of the defunct Police Equipment Foundation to his own use.
Uboh was arraigned by the EFCC on a three-count charge bordered on Criminal Breach of Trust involving the sale of PEF vehicles. He allegedly abused his position as former Head of Security and Communication Department, Police Equipment Foundation, PEF, to convert the properties of the foundation to his personal use.
The charge reads:
“That you, George Uboh, sometime in 2007 in Abuja, the judicial division of the high court of the Federal Capital Territory, being a servant in the employment of the Police Equipment Foundation, and in such capacity entrusted with certain property, to wit: six units of operational vehicles, did commit criminal breach of trust by selling one Toyota Hilux pick-up van through one Egbon Blessing, and thereby committed an offence punishable under Section 314 of the penal code

“That you, George Uboh, sometime in 2007 in Abuja, the judicial division of the high court of the Federal Capital Territory, being a servant in the employment of the Police Equipment Foundation, and in such capacity entrusted with certain property, to wit: six units of operational vehicles, did commit criminal breach of trust by selling one Toyota Hilux pick-up vans to Muha Motors, and thereby committed an offence punishable under Section 314 of the penal code.

“That you, George Uboh, sometime in 2007 in Abuja, the judicial division of the high court of the Federal Capital Territory, being a servant in the employment of the Police Equipment Foundation, and in such capacity entrusted with certain property, to wit: six units of operational vehicles, did commit criminal breach of trust by selling two units of Toyota Hilux pick-up vans, and therefore committed an offence punishable under Section 314 of the penal code.”
He had pleaded not guilty, thus setting the stage for full trial during which the prosecution called several witnesses to prove its case.

Uboh claimed that the former National Coordinator, PEF, Kenny Martins, gave him some PEF vehicles to offset the debt owned him by the Foundation.

However, during cross-examination, he admitted that he did not have any evidence of transfer of ownership of the vehicles from PEF. “I know the vehicles belong to PEF. But it was to offset the debt owed me. The Hilux pickup vans are four and not five,” Uboh said.
With his conviction, today, Uboh who runs a company called Panic Alert Security System (PASS), completes a double as a certified fraudster having previously been convicted of wire fraud in the United States.
He was prosecuted after US law enforcement agents carried out a major raid on a credit card and bank fraud ring led by Uboh in Georgia in 1992. He came out of jail on January 16, 2001. Fifteen years after, he is back in jail.
However, Justice Aladetoyinbo gave Uboh an option of N 4 million fine.

Working loudly on Unarmed Ipods.....working silently on Armed;?,Assasin.....Herdsmen......Buhaaaaaaari....#Ineedmyvote

IBB(internation bad boy).....U killed biafrans.....u Incarcerated M.K.O Abiola.....Naw u are Going....Yoruba neva fight you.....but do you know...no 1 fight yoruba witout coming bak to Beg dem if A live or die like A goat.....Buhari is now serving yoruba....IBB s now preaching on top sickbesd....we still wish u welk....thanks for giving Osogbo ,State capital.....dats only tin u used to pleased me....RIP in Advance....u sha go die @ day