cescky:


And the i coherent gap toothed old cadaver said abacha never stole a dime

Whers that jobless mannbq and his bunch of myopic gang

mediaNGR:
Money laundered by former Nigerian dictator and army general Sani Abacha has been seized from a bank in Jersey, Channels Islands by a British court.

The money worth £211,000,000 was put into accounts held in Jersey by Doraville Properties Corporation, a British Virgin Island company.
Abacha was a Nigerian army officer and de facto president between 1993 until his death in 1998. During this period, he laundered money through the United States to the Channels Island.

The money will be held by the government until authorities in Jersey, the US and Nigeria come to an agreement on how it should be distributed.
Any money that Jersey does keep will be put into the Criminal Confiscation Fund, which is used to pay for a variety of projects. In the past the fund has been used for the new police station and developments at La Moye Prison.
It is expected that even more money held by Doraville is likely to be seized and paid into the Civil Asset Recovery Fund in the future.

Metro UK reports that, Attorney General Robert MacRae said: ‘In restraining the funds at the request of the United States of America, through whose banking system the funds were laundered prior to arriving here, and in achieving the payment of the bulk of the funds into the Civil Asset Recovery Fund, Jersey has once again demonstrated its commitment to tackling international financial crime and money laundering.’

Source: https://www.mediahelm.com.ng/2019/06/british-court-seized-abacha-loot-worth.html

olatade:
this man was planning to loot us out of the world map

mediaNGR:
Money laundered by former Nigerian dictator and army general Sani Abacha has been seized from a bank in Jersey, Channels Islands by a British court.

The money worth £211,000,000 was put into accounts held in Jersey by Doraville Properties Corporation, a British Virgin Island company.
Abacha was a Nigerian army officer and de facto president between 1993 until his death in 1998. During this period, he laundered money through the United States to the Channels Island.

The money will be held by the government until authorities in Jersey, the US and Nigeria come to an agreement on how it should be distributed.
Any money that Jersey does keep will be put into the Criminal Confiscation Fund, which is used to pay for a variety of projects. In the past the fund has been used for the new police station and developments at La Moye Prison.
It is expected that even more money held by Doraville is likely to be seized and paid into the Civil Asset Recovery Fund in the future.

Metro UK reports that, Attorney General Robert MacRae said: ‘In restraining the funds at the request of the United States of America, through whose banking system the funds were laundered prior to arriving here, and in achieving the payment of the bulk of the funds into the Civil Asset Recovery Fund, Jersey has once again demonstrated its commitment to tackling international financial crime and money laundering.’

Source: https://www.mediahelm.com.ng/2019/06/british-court-seized-abacha-loot-worth.html

BafanaBafana:

Give me a link to a news source where he said that please.

BafanaBafana:

Give me a link to a news source where he said that please.

ednut1:
Oil was 30 dollars during his time . Only God knows how much GEJ, Yar adua, obj and PMB don pack

LibertyRep:
It is most certain that the money Abacha allegedly stole and laundered must have been from the crude oil sale and deals.
If this position is true, how do we conveniently divorce Abacha's theft from his petroleum minister?

mediaNGR:
Money laundered by former Nigerian dictator and army general Sani Abacha has been seized from a bank in Jersey, Channels Islands by a British court.

The money worth £211,000,000 was put into accounts held in Jersey by Doraville Properties Corporation, a British Virgin Island company.
Abacha was a Nigerian army officer and de facto president between 1993 until his death in 1998. During this period, he laundered money through the United States to the Channels Island.

The money will be held by the government until authorities in Jersey, the US and Nigeria come to an agreement on how it should be distributed.
Any money that Jersey does keep will be put into the Criminal Confiscation Fund, which is used to pay for a variety of projects. In the past the fund has been used for the new police station and developments at La Moye Prison.
It is expected that even more money held by Doraville is likely to be seized and paid into the Civil Asset Recovery Fund in the future.

Metro UK reports that, Attorney General Robert MacRae said: ‘In restraining the funds at the request of the United States of America, through whose banking system the funds were laundered prior to arriving here, and in achieving the payment of the bulk of the funds into the Civil Asset Recovery Fund, Jersey has once again demonstrated its commitment to tackling international financial crime and money laundering.’

Source: https://www.mediahelm.com.ng/2019/06/british-court-seized-abacha-loot-worth.html

BafanaBafana:

“Nigeria is awaiting receipt from Swiss Govt. of $320 million, identified as illegally taken from Nigeria under Abacha” – Buhari @NGR President, 5:09 PM – 27 APR 2016
That's what your link quotes Buhari as saying. And the article is an editorial by ipob journalist Ochereome Nnanna trying to translate the quote into "Buhari never stole"
Can you please help me with the link where Buhari actually said Abacha never stole?

LibertyRep:
It is most certain that the money Abacha allegedly stole and laundered must have been from the crude oil sale and deals.
If this position is true, how do we conveniently divorce Abacha's theft from his petroleum minister?

NifemiKolade:
Will this abacha loot ever finish �‍♂️

Frankiss44:


Okay.. I know your type.. Even if you get the quote you will say it is coming from an IPOB sympathizer


The internet doesn't lie, if you really want to find out, you can do it yourself.. Google is your friend

Okbye