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Politics / Re: Osinbajo Visits Pastor Lazarus Muoka (LORD Choosen Church) by okokhaerat(m): 10:06pm On Feb 10, 2015
C'mon cut d man some slacks. Iz it a crime to visit olamide's concert? All wrk nd no play?
akinsadeez:
Why won't he visit the church. At least the church is still good. Since the day he visited Olamide's concert and Princess the comedian was telling him to be doing peace sign all in the name of gunning for votes, I just took it for granted that this man can visit anywhere just to get votes.
Politics / Re: WAEC Posts Irrelevant Advertorial On Buhari's Certificate In Guardian Newspaper by okokhaerat(m): 8:40pm On Feb 10, 2015
Are u gonna lie o, if I show u d money?
Politics / Re: Tam David-West Tells Jonathan "Look For Shoes Quickly And Go Back To Otuoke” by okokhaerat(m): 3:11pm On Feb 10, 2015
Jonah na youth?? shocked shocked
robosky02:


Nigerians dont be deceived:

David-West served in Nigerian government as commissioner of education and a member of the Executive Council of Rivers State (1975–1979), as a member of the fifty-person Constitution Drafting Committee for the Federal Military Government of General Murtala Muhammed (1979), as federal minister of petroleum and energy under General Muhammadu Buhari (1984–1985), and as minister of mines, power, and steel under General Ibrahim Babangida (1986). He was eventually removed as minister and arrested by the Babangida regime for allegedly contributing to the economic adversity of the country; He was discharged and acquitted of these charges by Nigeria's Special Appeal Court on 08 August 1991


i think he is looking for relevance having served in BUhari rigime in 1983
he wants a position again if...........


but Nigerias its time to look and go forward
no more recyclining old very old men

allow the youths with digital skill to work with GEJ Till 2019

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Politics / Re: INEC Denies Jega's Terminal Leave by okokhaerat(m): 2:57pm On Feb 10, 2015
ask google abeg angry angry
chukwudi44:

Jega’s predecessor, Prof Maurice Iwu. Iwu’s tenure was due to expire on June 13, 2010. However, on April 28, 2010, then acting President Jonathan, ordered Iwu to proceed on terminal leave.

iF Maurice Iwu went on terminal leave who is jega not to go.Jega is not bigger than our law,come March 1st he must proceed on terminal leave to enable the highly competent Prof Mimiko anchor the elections.
Politics / Re: Caption This Photo Of Governor Rotimi Amaechi Dancing Explosively At A Rally by okokhaerat(m): 11:47am On Feb 10, 2015
pile of shit broh....... u got me laughing hard though.... but FYI, na lie be dis broh
jackpot:
[b]Story Of The Chinese Man Who Designed Febuhari T-Shirts, But Wasn't Paid


This is Mr. Chung Hui Li. He is the owner of Hui garments in China, all the APC's campaigns T-Shirts were designed and made by him. Just last week, he got a call from APC to make 10 million T-shirts which should be branded FEBUHARI.

Mr. Chung didn't bother collecting an advance payment since he was billed to come down to Nigeria for the payments and supply. The 10 million T-Shirts which are branded FEBUHARI is ready.

INEC has postponed the election, Mr Chung just called Lai Mohamed but he refused to pick. He called Tinubu and Tinubu asked him to call Amaechi. He called Amaechi and Amaechi said it was Rochas that was supposed to pay him, now ROCHAS has warned Mr Chung to stop calling him, saying that after all the FEBUHARI T-Shirt is no longer workable since the election is no longer going to hold on 14th FEBUHARI, I mean 14th FAILBUHARI, or sorry, 14th February.

This man has been crying for the past 2 hours and it's really difficult consoling him. Oh! Poor man, I so pity you. APC and Jega plans failed and their witches and wizards just affected you all the way from Naija. Sorry Mr. Chung.
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Politics / Re: The End Of Buhari’s Presidential Candidacy By Femi Aribisala by okokhaerat(m): 8:45am On Feb 10, 2015
this one no worth fp @ all.................. iffa her say e make am ehn, me sef go jst come up with my own pile of shit

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Politics / Re: Parties Kick Against Plot To Sack Jega by okokhaerat(m): 8:31am On Feb 10, 2015
3 months terminal leave?? u be weyrey!!! if person go 3months terminal leave in just 3months to the end of his appointment, are u saying he is stylishly resigned before the end? u are an epitome of cluelessness
Chigold101:
Mamajohn must we run a man down because we dont like his face?

1- do you know what is called CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION PROCEDURE? Nobody is trying to sack Jega but he must go to 3months terminal leave as required by civil service procedure.

2- is INEC really ready to conduct elections on February 14 & 28? The answer is NO. If INEC is ready what happened to over 25% of Nigerians voters who are yet to get their PVC? Was INEC going to conduct a fresh election in 3North Eastern states on a later date or are their votes not needed? Remember Jega told us in 2011 that he was ready but inbetween election he had to shift state elections.

3- If all is well in North East, why did EU observers say they wont be going their to observe votings. Dont you know that what happens over there could be the game changer.

4- why was Jega in a hurry to conduct this election in February? This will be our 5th elections since return of democracy in 1999, tell me how many of the elections took place in February.
Incase yo dont know Jega knew that he will be going on terminal leave on or before March 28 that was why he wanted to hurridly conduct this election before taken off.
Thank u...





Anyway I am getting ready to MarchonBuhari‘s head come March 28...
Politics / Re: "Jega Needs All The Help He Can Get" - APC Says In Hilarious Picture by okokhaerat(m): 3:17pm On Feb 08, 2015
I rep team #March4Buhari, if you do too, pls click on the exclusive interview link below
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eV5VmO3M1Og

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Politics / Re: Checkout This Photo Of Coca Cola Customized With 'Vote For Goodluck Jonathan' by okokhaerat(m): 10:25am On Feb 07, 2015
c'mon we all know this one is photoshopped. stop being barbaric
Education / Re: How Unilorin Students Write Exam by okokhaerat(m): 10:23am On Feb 07, 2015
idiotic element, u mean say ur using nairaland sef is as a result of GEJ good governance shebi? some ppl shaaa embarassed embarassed embarassed
DeCritique:
See how GEJ has rebranded the educational sector!!

Malpractice is on its way to total eradication in Nigeria!!

Industrialization is gradually springing up!!

Good roads, Jobs etc, etc!!

Isn't he the man??

Shouldn't you push him in by force for another tenure??

Yes you should. So vote him

#GEJ till 2019... Don't miss out!!
Politics / Re: Jimi Agbaje Sharing Kerosene In Ajeromi Ifelodun by okokhaerat(m): 9:53pm On Feb 06, 2015
U gt prblm ooo. Na wa fr u. If to say jimi no dey d picture nw, u go say na ruse. U see jk, dey ask for source? Noo u fr ask fr d model of phone wey him take snap d picture too
lalasticlala:


Just provide a link to where you got the pics from. That's all. Or did you take the pics urself?
Politics / Re: Look At What PDP Published On Page 5 Of Today's Guardian News Paper. (photo) by okokhaerat(m): 7:28pm On Feb 05, 2015
Bt wait o, av u forgotten dat mr clueless refused to attend d debate in 2011? U these PDP ehn, cnt believe u actually fetilized, u r beta off in a condom
Noneroone:
propaganda must continue since ur candidate has refused to debate issues.
Politics / Re: US Cautions Dokubo, Tompolo, Others Over Inflammatory Statements by okokhaerat(m): 12:10pm On Feb 05, 2015
clevvermind:
you are a nitwit. a cretinous bastard.
calling someone else a bastard jst cos he spoke his mind? Wow! U behave like ur neighbour too, ask ur mum who ur dad rili is!

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Politics / Re: Buhari’s Campaign Crumbles by okokhaerat(m): 9:54am On Feb 05, 2015
pile of rubbles!!! mtchew @op, u don high on smoking firewood angry angry angry angry

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Politics / Re: Test by okokhaerat(m): 9:42am On Feb 05, 2015
[/size][size=20pt]may the LORD continue to bless u my brother smiley more grace to ur elbow[b][/b]

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Politics / Re: Why Is Buhari Rising In Popularity?---Punch Newspaper by okokhaerat(m): 7:48am On Feb 05, 2015
stupid retard, undecided you dropped ur e-mail, so while gej or one of your fellow TANOIDS scroll through and see ur comments, they can compensate u from the looted oil funds shbebi?? angry angry bunch of eediots campaigning for jonah
bestat:
I only give kudos to the APC campaign team, (hired America's) that were able to look and dig the strength and weakness for campaigning for them. Even when they are a lot of loop holes from the APC side. Calling Agriculture and the transport sector achievement as a mere governmental responsibility, we only mean that if the power sector is achieved, we should look at it as a normal government duties. Knowing fully well that all these sectors have suffered negligence by previous administration. If not for the growing security issues ravaging the country, is checked it would have been a different story. And i'll say.. the real popularity of buhari is nt really because of the love 4 him, No oooo! is just the love and hope we all had for GEJ and the pains and disappointment of this regime in tackling pressing issues. That some Nigerians are willy to risk their vote for buhari even when we all know he's not fit and grounded to manage Nigeria economic in this 21st century. But i'll still throw support for GEJ not because he's has done too well but for he's better suited than buhari any day, any time. Buhari is not for this generation, if he really wants to help Nigeria, in his capacity as a former major General and since the security crises is from his region. He can be of help but not as a president. Happy with the wind of change by the opposition, for GEJ will know Nigerians are not happy and will sit up if elected. Will still risk it with GEJ than buhari.. if only the other opposition were as strong like APC, then the choice would have been wide open.
Politics / Re: How Newspaper Headlines may Look Like After March 28 Election by okokhaerat(m): 9:40am On Feb 04, 2015
ftc................. grin u on point broh,


sai buhari
Politics / Re: Why Is Buhari Rising In Popularity?---Punch Newspaper by okokhaerat(m): 5:45pm On Feb 03, 2015
U, sir are empty-headed. Have u forgotten so soon that gej didn't participate in the 2011 presidential debate?
headboyprince:
Because he is a clueless no dilluted man
why did he refuse to go for national debate since all the change he is claming to bring to Nigeria he cant explain how he is going to do it.
Mean while as head of state what did he acheive
See Buhari yeye statement for refusing to attend national debate
naijacomedyzone.
Click like if you think Buhari is incapable

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Politics / Re: Governments Perform Better During Second Term – Jonathan by okokhaerat(m): 3:26pm On Feb 03, 2015
Him dey craze, God purnish d idiot! Obama didn't perform until second term shebi? Retarded, clueless llama

Politics / Re: …babangida Defends Buhari by okokhaerat(m): 8:51am On Jan 25, 2015
Dis otueke man iz definitely nigeria's worst nytmare! Foolish PDP

Politics / Re: PDP Presidential Campaign Rally In Borno by okokhaerat(m): 3:35pm On Jan 24, 2015
Guy, d one of NTA is frm 2011 nd nt live
Arysexy:


The OP is obviously a blatant devilish liar. The rally is holding at maidugri stadium and not this playground He posted. I am impressed at d turn out especially women.
Tune in to NTA for live telecast.

No time debunking lies from devilish liars. Let them keep giving themselves Hope, I pity those that will die of stroke after February 14th
Politics / Re: Patience Jonathan's Alleged Campaign Speech At PDP Rally In Rivers by okokhaerat(m): 3:37pm On Jan 23, 2015
One milliorms and u r d one that got through? Chaii, u r better discharged into a condom
DeCritique:



And you're nothing but a magnified mugu... Shut da hell up!!
Politics / Re: Here Is A 1959 Cambridge School (WAEC) Certificate by okokhaerat(m): 6:06am On Jan 23, 2015
undecided shocked wait oooo am I the only one seeing this? Or people jst don't know the difference between a RESULT and a STATEMENT OF RESULT?
Politics / Re: Certificate Saga: Withdraw From Presidential Race, PDP Tells Buhari by okokhaerat(m): 5:40am On Jan 22, 2015
But wt. Gej ix soo truthful u cn compare him to jesus shebi? #stupid mofo#[ quote author=tommykiwi post=30009533]Buhari have failed Nigerians by lying ! We don't need such a leader in Nigeria...So he better steps down. GEJ carry go![/quote]
Politics / Re: Buhari 'Not Sorry' For 1983 Coup: Does Corruption Justify Military Action? by okokhaerat(m): 8:33pm On Jan 20, 2015
This is awesome! And they said the people's general can't defend himself?
Politics / Re: Mujahidat, Asari Dokubo's Wife Just Posted This On Facebook... by okokhaerat(m): 6:55pm On Jan 20, 2015
Broh u gt tym o. Ano even read all these jargons u posted sef
BackDatAssUp:

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Drug Crimes: APC Leader, Bola Tinubu Still A Suspect In The U.S[/size]
Despite his failing health and political reputation in Nigeria as the national leader of All Progressive Congress, APC, former Lagos State Governor, Ahmed Bola Tinubu, is still being monitored, questioned and interrogated frequently upon arrival in the United States over drug crime committed in that country.

Tinubu was indicted for Cocaine, Herroine and Gun crimes and forfeited $460,000.00 in the early 1990’s.

Cocaine, Heroine, Guns and other paraphernalia used in running the drug business were all recovered from the Tinubu-led drug cartel in Chicago in the early 1993.

“He is still a suspect and the case against him is not yet closed. It can be reopened anytime even though he has forfeited proceeds from the crime,” a U.S Security source told Pointblanknews.com

Sources said, “Even if today Tinubu decides to visit the United States again, he would be questioned. 

“His crime is not one that
can be swept under the carpet just like that. 



“The usual suspicion by the United States and other countries is that once you have a criminal record, you must be monitored properly in order to forestall you committing the same crime again.”

Tinubu’s drug crime life has refused to go away from the U.S authorities even as mainstream media houses in Nigeria have been largely compromised and would not report the atrocities and conviction of the APC leader.

The APC leader is currently joggling his political cards, seeking to anoint a Governor in Lagos State and a Presidential flag bearer for his party despite his indictment for drug crimes in the United States.

According to the document, signed by a former United States Government Narcotics Attache in its embassy in Nigeria, Andre W. Kellum, Tinubu operated an organisation that distributed cocaine.

Kellum who signed the U.S documents while serving in Nigeria, is now Regional Director for the Drug Enforcement Agency, DEA, in Bangkok,
Thailand. 



Kellum said that though Tinubu was not subjected to criminal prosecution, the fact that he acceded to forfeiting funds to the United States
Government was on its own a conviction. 




Kellum’s letter was a response to a petition pertaining to Tinubu’s suitability to stand for re-election in 2003 as the governor of Lagos State. 



The petitioner said that Tinubu, owing to his conviction in the United States for running a drug cartel, was not suitable to stand for election
in Nigeria. 


In the letter dated April 9, 2003, addressed to the former Chairman, National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), Alhaji Bello Lafiaji, Kellum wrote, “After consultation with the Department of Justice (DOJ), Office of International Affairs (OIA), this is in response to the above referenced matter, regarding Bola Ahmed TINUBU (emphasis that of Kellum).



“Pursuant to the aforementioned request, the Lagos, Nigeria Country Office (LNCO) of the Drug Enforcement Administration immediately contacted DOJ/OIA officials. Copies of documents received by the LNCO from the NDLEA were forwarded to these officials for verification. 



“As such, please note that paragraphs 4, 5 and 6 of the complaint indicates that persons named therein operated an organisation that
distributed heroin and the proceeds of that illegal distribution were in the subject acounts to be forfeited. The complaint references U.S.
(criminal) money laundering and (criminal) drug statutes as the authority under which the forfeiture occurs. Nevertheless, note that the complaint in this civil action identifies the funds as the defendant (Tinubu), not the account holders. 



“Likewise, the Decree of Forfeiture, signed by a U.S. District Judge, identifies the criminal statutory authority for the civil forfeiture of
the funds without regard to whether there is a corresponding criminal prosecution. 



“The facts revealed in the U.S. Investigation of the funds and their source are detailed in the affidavit filed by the Internal Revenue Service. 

In the letter from the NDLEA that resulted in Kellum’s reaction, the lead anti-narcotic agency in Nigeria said that the conclusion it could draw was that Tinubu’s drug case was yet to be closed by the United States. 



The letter, in its opinion section, noted, “Former paragraph 6 above, Governor Ahmed Bola Tinubu was involved in Money Laundering Transactions along with Mueez Adegboya Akande and Abiodun Agbele in the United States of America. 



“Even though he was not charged to court, he had to compromise the case. Otherwise, he would have lost the whole money. 



“Arising from the case, Governor Ahmed Bola Tinubu forfeited 460,000 US dollars to the United States Government being proceeds of narcotic trafficking or property involved in financial transactions in violation of 18 USO 1956 and 1957 and therefore was forfeitable to the United States (emphasis that of the NDLEA).


“It is pertinent to note that the funds held by Citi bank which was released to Governor Ahmed Bola Tinubu and the action filed against these
funds held in the said accounts was dismissed with prejudice. This in effect means the case has not been closed (emphasis that of NDLEA) and
could be reopened at any time by the United States Government.”



The opinion formed by the NDLEA on the issue as a result of Kellum’s letter, arose from a petition by one of the governorship aspirants in
Lagos State in 2003, Sir Babatunde Abayomi Olowu, that Tinubu was not fit to stand for the governorship based on his conviction on drug offences in the United States. 



The NDLEA said that though Olowu’s petition, dated January 16, 2003 raised several grounds for Tinubu to be prevented from contesting, the agency noted that the aspect in which it was interested was that between 1988 and 1993, the former governor was involved in narcotics trafficking and money laundering. 

It said that upon receipt of the petition, it sent copies of the court that indicted Tinubu to the DEA in Nigeria for assitance. 
 It said the DEA, through Kellum, replied on April 9, 2003, confirming the existence of such proceedings. 





The NDLEA said based on the report, it established that: 



(a) That there was in fact a proceeding in the United States District Court Northern District of Illinois Eastern Division in 1993 in which the United States of America was the Plaintiff and the funds in 10 accounts held by Governor Bola Tinubu and Compass Finance and Investment
Co. at First Heritage Bank and Citi Bank International in the United States were the Defendants. 



(b) The substance of the application filed by the United States Attorney was “This is an in rem forfeiture case brought pursuant to 22 U.S.C.
Section 881 and 18 U.S.C. Section 981 which provides for the forfeiture of property representing the proceeds of drug trafficking and property
involved in money laundering.” 



( c ) Governor Ahmed Bola Tinubu defended the said publication through his counsel Patrick S. Coffey and there was a stipulation and compromise settlement of claims to the funds held by Heritage Bank and Citi Bank.


(d) The United States and the Individual Claimants i.e. Governor Ahmed Bola Tinubu and others agreed to settle and to compromise this
action upon terms previously presented to the court. 



(e) The court made the following findings “The United States filed a verified complaint for forfeitures against the funds in the above
captioned defendant accounts because there was probable cause to believe that the property represented proceeds of narcotics traficking or was property involved in financial transactions in violation of 18 U.S.C. In 1956 and 1957 and therefore was forfeitable to the United States pursuant to 21 U.S.C. Section 881 (a) 6 and 18 U.S.C. 981. The funds in
the defendant accounts were seized initially by seizure warrants.”


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(f) From the findings of the court, “Governor Ahmed Bola Tinubu has admitted and acknowledged that the funds traced to his account represented proceeds of narcotics trafficking or was property involved in financial transactions in violation of 18 U.S.C. 1956 and 1957 and therefore was forfeitable to the United States pursuant to 21 U.S.C. Section 881 (a) and 18 U.S.C. 981. The funds in the defendants acounts were seized initially by seizure warrants.” 

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(g) Following from (f) above, Governor Ahmed Bola Tinubu has also admitted that he was involved in laundering proceeds of drug trafficking in the United States of America and the proceeds of such illicit drugs or money laundered in the sun of 460,000 US dollars be forfeited to the United States Government. 



(h) Although Governor Ahmed Bola Tinubu was not charged to court for trafficking in narcotics, he was nonetheless indicted for laundering
proceeds of drug trafficking being financial transactions forfeitable to the United States Government. 



(i) Governor Ahmed Bola Tinubu opted for settlement so that he would not forfeit the whole money. He would have forfeited the whole money if the mater had gone through full trial. 



(j) Under the Nigerian law, it is possible to forfeit property believed to be proceeds of trafficking in narcotic drugs even if the suspect has not
been convicted and is discharged by the court on technical grounds.



(k) Such a person whose property has been forfeited on grounds of being proceeds of drug trafficking will be classified as a baron or money
launderer and certainly will be indexed and put on watchlist.



(l) From the above, if Governor Ahmed Bola Tinubu is not the incumbent Executive Governor of Lagos State he would have been invited for interview to shed light on the facts admitted by him in this case. 



The NDLEA, in a further note, said that at the time of this transaction, Tinubu was a staff of Mobil Oil Nigeria Limited, with a monthly take home pays of $2,400. 



The note said that despite the amount Tinubu receives, he completed a credit application for a loan of $8,000 to buy a car on January 6, 1990.



He reportedly said in the application that his only source of income was from his job with Mobil Oil Nigeria Limited. 



The note said that on November 20, 1990, one Abiodun Agbele, whom Tinubu said is known to him, was arrested after selling one ounce of white heroin to an undercover agent for $7,000. 



Agbele was described as an agent of Mueez A. Akande in the distribution of heroin in the United States. 

The note added, “Interrogation
of the said Agbele and further investigations revealed the identity of the other individuals, including relatives who have worked for Akande with various duties in the distribution organisation. One of these individuals has been identified by the investigation as Bola Tinubu. 



“Governor Tinubu did not file any document to explain the source of money totalling over 1.4 million dollars which was traced to his account
which was clearly above his means of income. 


“Governor Ahmed Bola Tinubu was in the habit of using different residential addresses for different transactions apparently not to leave
traces.”



In its conclusion, the NDLEA said of Tinubu, “Even though he was not charged to court, he had to compromise the case. Otherwise, he
would have lost the whole money…. 



“It is pertinent to note that the funds held by Citi bank which was released to Governor Ahmed Bola Tinubu and the action filed against these
funds held in the said accounts was dismissed with prejudice. This in effect means the case has not been closed and could be reopened at any
time by the United States Government.”

John A. Nordberg of the United States District Court, Northern District of Illinois, Eastern Division, ordered the forfeiture of the huge sums, found in 10 of Tinubu’s accounts, believed to be proceeds of illicit drug trade.

BolaTinubuHeroinforfeiture (1)

[size=28pt]The court, in the order given on October 4, 1993, said the drug deal, specifically in white heroin, involved Tinubu; his wife, Oluremi; and three of his family members. [/size]



The accounts from which the funds were seized included First Heritage Bank (263226700), Citi International Bank (39483134, 39483396, 4650279566, 00400200, 39936404, 39936383, 52050-89451952, 52050-89451952 and
52050-89451953). 



According to a Special Agent of the United States Criminal Investigation Service, Kevin Moss, the DEA became involved in the investigation of a white heroin network operating in Chicago, Illinois (where Tinubu alleged he got a university certificate, which became a source of controversy while he was in office) and Hammond, Indiana in 1988. 



Cocaine, heroin, guns and other paraphernalia used for running the drug cartel were recovered by the investigators. 



The affidavit added, “The investigation disclosed that an individual known as Lee Andrew Edwards was a source of white heroin. Edwards is currently incarcerated for attempting to murder a federal agent while the agent was executing a search warrant. 



“Source A provided reliable information about Lee Andrew Edwards including the identity of a telephone number” and huge profits that Agbele admitted “he often wired to bank accounts on behalf of Akande.” 



Agbele, Moss said, “controlled the operation of the white heroin distribution network from Nigeria in conjunction with other individuals in
Nigeria and the United States. Much of the business, at the time the operation flourished, was conducted by telephone, although, according to
Agbele, Akande occasionally travelled to the United States under an assumed name to retrieve portions of the drug profits. 



“During the course of the investigation, DEA agents learned that in November 1986, Akande completed a lease application for an apartment on which he listed his employment as an account representative for Globe-Link International. Akande listed his address as 7504 South Stewart Avenue, Chicago, Illinois and a former address as 7527 North Sheridan Road also in Chicago. On the application, Akande listed … as his spouse and his current landlord was identified as Christmas Schaffer. 



“Further investigation by DEA disclosed that Agbele also completed a lease application for an apartment located at 4050 W. 115th Street, Chicago, Illinois. In the application, Agbele stated that he was employed by Globe-Link as a sales representative. The investigators have confirmed that Akande maintained an apartment in this complex. 



“This investigation has disclosed the identity of other individuals, including relatives, who have worked for Akande with various duties in the
distribution organisation. One of these individuals has been identified by the investigation as Bola Ahmed Tinubu. 



“According to bank records from the First Heritage Bank, Country Club Hills, Illinois, Tinubu opened an individual money market account and a
“NOW” account in December 1989. In the application, Tinubu stated that his address was 704 South Stewart, Chicago, Illinois. This is the same address used previously by Akande and Globe-Link. Upon opening this account, Tinubu deposited $1,000 in traveller’s cheque. 



“Bank records disclosed that five days after the account was opened, on January 4, 1990, $80,000 was deposited into the NOW account at First Heritage Bank by wire transfer through First Chicago from Banc One Houston. The transaction was completed at the direction of Akande who resided at 7930 Corporate Drive. Akande previously used this address. Further, the investigation disclosed through a review of bank records that an individual named Akande had three accounts at Banc One. 



“According to bank employees, when Tinubu came to First Heritage Bank in December 1989 to open the accounts, he was introduced to them by Akande who at that time maintained an account at the bank. 


Politics / Re: Teslim Folarin Allegedly Shot (Wife Of Oyo State Governorship Aspirant) by okokhaerat(m): 11:03pm On Jan 18, 2015
Mr get defendant, did u witness d shooting?
koolg:


Where's your. Sense of objectivity??
You're invariably in support of violence even if it was perpertrated by your political parents. How much have they given you??
Stupid!

Close ur mouth abegi
Nairaland / General / Re: The Nigerian Police Force Channels And Emergency Numbers by okokhaerat(m): 1:26pm On Jan 18, 2015
angryThis country is soooooo not owkay. Useless government. Police emergency numbers are 11digits. Cheii. Hw man want take remember all 11digits when in distress? To make it worse, d call charge isn't free o, u have to be charged normally too. Useless leaders!!
Nairaland / General / Re: The Nigerian Police Force Channels And Emergency Numbers by okokhaerat(m): 1:25pm On Jan 18, 2015
Ur qstn na wa o! He z goin to wrk, probably a banker who has to resume very early nd is being transferred to a far away branch. If nt fr insecurity, is it bad to walk around 3am?
Genea:
wat were u doing outside by 3 am
Politics / Re: President Jonathan's Quotes At PDP Rally In Ibadan by okokhaerat(m): 10:01am On Jan 17, 2015
Politics / Re: Face Of Democracy, Jennifer Ohia Unveils Book On Jonathan's Administration by okokhaerat(m): 9:16am On Jan 15, 2015
Cnt laff abeg
holatin:
hahahahaha

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