WaffenSS:
If only the family had just kept quiet, the conspiracy theorists would've been gaining more zombified followers.

But this stupid statement has blown their insinuations to hell and back.

If they'd simply constested that he went to buy a few acres, it'd have been enough to feed the frenzied conspiracy nutjobs. But the bit about him being so broke he couldn't buy Panadol for another man's headache tears their story to shreds. At least to non-zom bies.

How did he fuel his car? How was he affording call and data credits? What about his family in the US? Is he so destitute he has no friends and family to help him out? Where's the billions in cash he diverted? How was he feeding if he had not even N100 to his name?

This reinforces one of those adages about fools keeping quiet.

mymadam:

Of course they did. Maybe your account is not healthy enough to deserve a Christmas message from your bank

tsephanyah:
People constantly ask why I'm anti-Igbo. I'm not anti-Ndigbo, any more than I'm anti-cutoffyourbigtoewithapairofrustygardenshears. It's a personal choice that I respect. They will twist anything for their ego, self-centered behavior including this post

jamace:
Refund of money was just a step in the legal processes. Some persons know they would be indicted if Badeh's trial was allowed to completion, hence they have to silence him. Put on your thinking cap, bro.

GoldHorse:


So why are you guys now linking the government with it?

Mrjo:
please read this part and stop showing lake of understanding. “He added that his cook and the cleaner in his house had not been paid, explaining further that those were the reasons he went to farm on that day to pick some bags of harvested maize, like 100 bags, to sell so as to raise money to settle those issues.

franchasng:
Going by Badeh's family account of events on the day of Badeh's death, and based on other private findings on this, I am forced to suggest that Badeh's assassination may have come from any of these scenario:

- 1.) One of his local farm employees on hearing from their boss, late Badeh that he will be sacking them due to lack of money, felt aggrieved and also felt he had money in his car and probably alerted some bad gangs to rob his boss, which probably led to his death

- 2.) Presidency tried to get rid of him, to avoid him aligning with Atiku or revealing some top security secret that could implicate incumbent govt

- 3.) Some top military officers or politicians linked to his accused money laundering decided to get rid of him to avoid being implicated in his case

DrObum:

Who really cares if you're anti-Igbo or not?

You don't feed any of them, clothe them nor determine their life.
The best you can offer them is to buy cheap data and talk about them. That's all

tsephanyah:
People constantly ask why I'm anti-Igbo. I'm not anti-Ndigbo, any more than I'm anti-cutoffyourbigtoewithapairofrustygardenshears. It's a personal choice that I respect. They will twist anything for their ego, self-centered behavior including this post

zombieTRACKER:


Yeah of course... It's was a hit
And you my friend are so full of watery shit...

Emoo96:
this family de craz ooo. so badeh family wa de USA na shit them de chop. the clam say Badeh de broken.