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topsy25:
Si, Remii,

Booda gbeborun, ewo ni tiyin ndan

Ko le daa l'awa wa o, eni l'eku meji yoo p'ofo, aabo oro laaso fun omoluabi, lol.

FACE:
This fight is gradually looking like motor park breaking of bottle fight. Sanusi probably intends to fight the good fight but is going about it in a way that will back fire.

First of all, it was Yaradua asking the police to help retrieve the money from defaulters and then Sanusi decided to go to town with names.

As an educated banker, Sanusi should realise that there is an established process in debt collection.

1. Remind the defaulting party to catch up with payments and apply any penalty for default.
2. Further reminder/demand
3. Advise that legal process will begin if payment is not made
4. Go to court
5. Obtain judgement
6. Obtain an execution warrant if there is no appeal
7. Get bailiffs or agboro and start seizing stuff.
8. Start auctioning stuff

Now the above is for good ole simple civil case, but there is certainly going to be a criminal aspect to a case of this scale and that is where he should start going for individual jugular. This also must be done through the right channel (EFCC or Police) and he/CBN can only be a prosecution witness.

There is no gain in fighting on newspaper pages as it amounts to grandstanding as far as I am concerned and all you gain for your effort is a counter attack for slander. Be wise as the serpent !

There is no point in "talking" a good fight. Good fights must be fought not "talked"

I may have missed one or two steps but you just cant start throwing punches for your money.

Government still have power to do things right and expedite it,  if they want,  there are "urgent matter of public interest" and "any other means" clauses in the law to protect their (govt) actions. Obasanjo got some illegally acquired properties back from some high ranking military and government officials siting public interest and nothing happened.

@Aloy~Emeka, sorry I missed the "ba"

[quote author=Aloy~Emeka link=topic=311148.msg4385573#msg4385573 date=1250722552]Because the north fulani oligarchy is foolish, ba?[/quote]there you go again, yet southerners attribute all their sufferings and marginalization to their being so powerful. foolish? yet they get whatever post they need in govt, he he he he he,

homely and serious minded

Naturez, kaabo, se ara nle o.

This is a good development if all is in good intentions and carried out to logical conclusion and not mere reaction to Hillary Clinton's comments during her visit last week.

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footballer

bigger lair

They were from the bigger Ilesa, kept their ancestral name. Same for Imesi, there is Imesi Ile Osun  and Oke Imesi, (Ekiti) Inisa - one close to Ejigbo another close to Ikirun, Ikoyi  - one in Osun state another in Lagos, Ipetu Ile and Ipetu Ijesa, Ipetu Eleni and Ipetumodu.  Erin Ijesa, Erin Osun (Osun State) and Erin Ile (Kwara), Erinmo, Erinjiyan (Ekiti). Owu in Osun and Owu in Egba, Iba in Lagos and Iba in Osun State, Ijaye Osun and Ijaye Abeokuta all  have similar history.

Also most had their root from leaving Ile Ife from a particular family and kept their names.

S: both clear fluids
D: Drinking a cup of each would tell the difference in 5 minutes



kai kai (local gin) and pure water

cell phones

zoo

helmet

May her soul rest in peace,

Emi naa mo wipe ara laa nse, ojo melo laa lo laye taan wo ewu irin, Wa see re eniyan mi. Mo ti gba owo e. 

@kuramo, where would the immigration deport the Fernandezs, da Costas, Jose, Da Rochas to, Brazil I guess, the Yorubas claimed they are from the East , Egypt or Mecca, are you deporting them too, some Ibos claimed they are the lost Israelis are they going back also?

@tu, ere lawa se a o ba ti jawa. fyi am not a boy any more, entered unife graduated from oau, if you know the history of the name.

IFELEKE:
ose ore eke, emi ati iyawo mi ti soro ikoko, ija de ti pari. . .e seun a pada, ija de titan oo  _{btw nibo ni tubabie wa?}

adupe o, _{tutabie wa ni bi ti o ti nkaakiri NL lati polongo remii ti ko je ki o gba oko ore e} , lwkmd

what is that?

dis trend still dey, i troway salute o, how una dey?

why are you asking?

@ifeleke, Mo ti gbo oo,

@Toyin we gele ma wo be, awon mejeeji ko tie le, won tin fese pale niwaju ara won,

Toyin, fa Ifeleke mora o, Elejo ti mo ejo e lebi ko ye ko pe lori ikunle.

Olorun yoo wo awon ibeji ooo.

tubabie:
Ori Remii yii ti fokasibe patapata

@Tu, ko s'ori tie naa nibe ori olori lo nlo,

@hollandis, please read this, again,

yes, hollandis, betrayal of trust is crime against humanity innocent people who have kept their hard earn money with them or bought shares in these companies based on figures they display and promises given now are let down. Last year alone, most pension funds lost about 30 - 40 % in value which means people might retire to nothing after contributing some percentages of their salaries into those funds for so many years. The realities of present situation is scary.

If you kept your money with someone under agreement and he misused the money. If he is unable to pay you back would you just walk away or you would call the police, has he committed any crime?

tubabie:
Hmm Toyin maje ki Remi kosi aarin iwo ati Ife
Gba Ifeleke gbo, oferan e gidigidi, abi bawo lo se fe se ibeji e ti o bi fun?
Emi ni oko titemi ma je ko worry e

e ma yii l'emi lori oh, igbati ifeleke nfi ekiti ko orin i love you t'ori t'orun gbogbo wa laari oo,  

IFELEKE:
Remii,
se o buru lati tooro isu lowo oloko ni?

Ifeleke, san an laarin aje ni mu 'ni pekoro, se ofe fi Toyin sile bo s'ori Tu ni, jewo obun ki a da aso ro e, ti o ba je wipe o ri iyawo ko iyale ni e jeki a mo, aye nse iru e,

e be like say you don fall even before the guy asked, you would be a work over on first attempt, he he he he he,

tubabie:
Lmao!

@tu, se ooto ni mo pa abi iro ni mo so, lwkmd

hollandis:
Has she committed any crime?.

yes, hollandis, betrayal of trust is crime against humanity innocent people who have kept their hard earn money with them or bought shares in these companies based on figures they display and promises given now are let down. Last year alone, most pension funds lost about 30 - 40 % in value which means people might retire to nothing after contributing some percentages of their salaries into those funds for so many years. The realities of present situation is scary.

I hope they are serious this time and not just reacting to Hillary Clinton's visit comment. The bankers really need to explain why they have to make people poor just because they trusted them.  They should get the Ebitimi Banigos and the Sarakis arrested too not just these latest ones.