I really pity for him. However, one thing I don't understand is how one can be so greedy as to invest all his hard-earned money into a 'business' he is not sure about. Greed is indeed one of the most popular vices of man. [/b][b]

authehighness:
this kind news should end with oruma case,other active players,should learn how to manage their resources,making money is different from managing money

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Getting rich is difficult.

Staying rich is more difficult.

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Pastors and others who hide behind religion are the premier fraudsters in Nigeria.

i hope others have opened their eyes to their threat.

highchief1:
nonody from his village is responsible(ogwashi uku).

I av friends dere dat r responsible

safarigirl:
oga, he did not waste the money on drugs and women, he was defrauded. It can happen to anyone, even the most prudent people, bad investments happen

It can't happen to some people sorry. All your money gone! Just like that billion o

mohciz69:
Good development

To wozzzz u juz dey hungry me Olohun

Ben4sure:
I really pity for him. However, one thing I don't understand is how one can be so greedy as to invest all his hard-earned money into a 'business' he is not sure about. Greed is indeed one of the most popular vices of man. [/b][b]

that's it bro, he wanted overnight hammer.

He couldn't invest in real estate thats way safer. Instead he went deep into a partnership that turned out to be sham.

Even if he was defrauded, if he had at least one hotel or buildings which he built, he would at least not be in this financial distress.


People of Nigeria learn to diversify your income oooo!!!

InvertedHammer:

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Getting rich is difficult.

Staying rich is more difficult.

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Hows it more difficult?

nely:

oga don't you understand English in said he might not he will

you be evil and wicked person,, continue

Agreed, some people are wicked. Also, some people are greedy.

How could he invest that much without due diligent and consultations carried out.

DaniDani:
1.2billion what? Terrible!

They should also help him to reach out to EFCC and see how they can track the fraudster charlatan. People are terribly wicked.

Na pastor swindle the guy oo. Yes, a pastor ruined him with fake property etc. Do a some search. I read it back then.

JamesReacher:
It can't happen to some people sorry. All your money gone! Just like that billion o

maybe it can't happen to a few educated people, but this man has little to none of that. He did not waste his money, he was deceived by people with superior knowledge and positions of trust. In Law, it is called Misrepresentation, can't really blame him

Many who are blooming today pls save for tmoro.

Good player

Nice move there from our ex footballers. But Oruma may still not get better 'cause the 'charity match' won't raise up to 5million naira. Which is not up to a fraction of 1.2billion naira. Unless the Lagos and Delta state government lends a hand even at that they may not get up to 50m. Jesus, Brother Wilson is really in shit creek!!

Eyaa! May God restore all the years he has sown in tears.

Nice initiative

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safarigirl:
maybe it can't happen to a few educated people, but this man has little to none of that. He did not waste his money, he was deceived by people with superior knowledge and positions of trust. In Law, it is called Misrepresentation, can't really blame him

Ahhh You really know how it happened

How much can a match generate for someone who lost as much as 1.2 billion naira,....... Something ain't right somewhere,...... Sense fall on them all

Do they need a match to help him?, cant they just come together and do something?.

Make dem tell us the name of this pastor and the village he hails from....

safarigirl:
maybe it can't happen to a few educated people, but this man has little to none of that. He did not waste his money, he was deceived by people with superior knowledge and positions of trust. In Law, it is called Misrepresentation, can't really blame him

You are right I guess he got hooked and swindled out of trust.

DaniDani:
1.2billion what? Terrible!

They should also help him to reach out to EFCC and see how they can track the fraudster charlatan. People are terribly wicked.

you should setup panel to look into that.

chukzyfcbb:

that's it bro, he wanted overnight hammer.

He couldn't invest in real estate thats way safer. Instead he went deep into a partnership that turned out to be sham.

Even if he was defrauded, if he had at least one hotel or buildings which he built, he would at least not be in this financial distress.


People of Nigeria learn to diversify your income oooo!!!

Keep quiet you.. you think you have sense while you know nothing. He might have sold some other investments to settle huge depts.

May God save us from whoever it is that is chilling somewhere with a foolproof plan to defraud us of our momey while we were workinp hard and honest to earn it

N1.2 billion and he is still alive? Those who did this are mad cows!!!

That's very kind of you guys

If Everyone Of Us On NL Put Aside N100 Only, We'd Help Raise Funds To Keep Oruma Alive. He Made Us All Happy During His Playing Days. I Pledge N100 To This, Anyone?

PASTOR

nely:

oga don't you understand English in said he might not he will

u surprise me, since u indirectly declare urself a Prof in grammar, I would HV u know " it was still a negative statement" it was a presumed negative comment, u should not HV any problem deciphering that.