Theresa Ibori, the former First Lady of Delta State, is going to prison for five years.

The London jury in her Southwark Crown Court trial returned their verdict today. James Ibori's United Kingdom lawyer, Mr. Bhadresh Gohil, who was on trial with Theresa, has been remanded in police custody, awaiting sentencing.

In a previous trial, the court had also sent to prison Ibori's sister, Christine Ibori-Ibie; and  his mistress, Udoamaka Okoronkwo-Onuigbo
http://www.saharareporters.com/news-page/breaking-news-london-money-laundering-trial-theresa-ibori-sentenced-5-years

One more to go - what the black man cant do - Oyinbo man will do much better

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I'm sure in Nigeria she would get just 5days, if at all

good

at last

ibori will be so scared now cus he is going to get double

what is broke news?

tkb417:

what is broke news?

bush boy

breaking news - present and continous tense

broke news - past tense

blacksta:

bush boy

breaking news - present and continous tense

broke news - past tense

so the news is stale?

and thnx for the grammar lesson

Thank God for these oyinbos who are helping to fight corruption for Nigeria. Our EFCC and the courts are just toying with justice. Oyinbo, please endeavour to give Ibori double ration of punishment.

Well at last. Her greed has finally caught up with her. Nkoyo didnt have to go down this line, but chose to following a highway robber in Suit.

blacksta:

bush boy

breaking news - present and continous tense

broke news - past tense

I don learn por something today, gaskiya.

@topic, I suppose we should start moving our corrupt officials to London. . .

good news

blacksta said:

One more to go - what the black man cant do  - Oyinbo man will do much better

jamace said:

Thank God for these oyinbos who are helping to fight corruption for Nigeria. Our EFCC and the courts are just toying with justice. Oyinbo, please endeavour to give Ibori double ration of punishment.

You guys are sooooooooooooooo naiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiive.

Oya, ask yourself, which is the top destination for stolen Nigerian money in the last 150 years?


That's right.

Britain.

Britain holds in its banks TRILLIONS OF DOLLARS OF STOLEN NIGERIAN MONEY, both from the colonial and post-colonial era.

The stolen money is NOT sitting in Nigeria. It is sitting in London.

And I mean TRILLIONS of dollars in today's currency, if you count from 1897 to 2010.

Every so often, the British banks and their partners in Switzerland use the combined money to play kalo kalo on the financial markets, making unimaginable fortunes.

And then some token biatch gets a ''5 year'' sentence, out of which she'll likely serve just two years ''on good behaviour'', and  we PRAISE THE BRITISH, while they get to keep our trillions with barely a whimper from us.

Amazing.

Talk about advanced 4-1-9.

just five years ? may her excellency rot in jail

I think the British should just take over this country for like 5years and when the level of sanity is attained they can handover back.

Osama10:

I think the British should just take over this country for like 5years and when the level of sanity is attained they can handover back.

abegi,were they not the ones that brought this problem upon us in the first instance ?

Osama said:

I think the British should just take over this country for like 5years and when the level of sanity is attained they can handover back.

Will you ask them to come down with our TRILLIONS that sit in their banks, or do they get to keep that?

Lovely judgment

aieromon:

Lovely judgment

20 would have been loveliest

ROSSIKE:

Osama said:

Will you ask them to come down with our TRILLIONS that sit in their banks, or do they get to keep that?

You and all these trillions  - no be people like ibori, dikko, abacha , IBB  carry the trillions go uk bank

blacksta:

You and all these trillions - no be people like ibori, dikko, abacha , IBB carry the trillions go uk bank

Help me ask them?

ROSSIKE:

Osama said:

Will you ask them to come down with our TRILLIONS that sit in their banks, or do they get to keep that?

Who took the trillions there, is it the british?

Osama10:

Who took the trillions there, is it the british?

No mind am - cant stand when people blame the whiteman for the curses of Africa - if only we can be united then we wont take any rubbish, China, Brazil, UAE are countries where they are much more organised

No No No. This judgement is not fair. Is the total sum involved more than Mrs Ibru's own? And Cecilia was sentenced for 18 Minutes!

Wen will the thief himself get his own dole?

I wish she was in Nigeria,sad she was unlucky to have her case in Oyinbo LAND,

excanny:

good news

Actually what yr saying is not true. Amounts retrieved on bank accounts which are perceived to have been obtained via illegals means are forfeited to the either the rightfull owner in the event it was stolen or seized by the government( in this case UK), so not the banks. I know this, im a director in a international bank. Note that Nigeria could have done the same (ie seize the assets, as in the case of Ibru, though she got 6 months- crimes pays i guess). The point most are making is the lack of justice being carried out in Nigeria, whereas in this case it seems to have been done.

Government should only be a vehicle that will take us to the destination, if the vehicle develops a fault we should change it for a better one,

ROSSIKE:

blacksta said:
jamace said:


You guys are sooooooooooooooo naiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiive.

Oya, ask yourself, which is the top destination for stolen Nigerian money in the last 150 years?


That's right.

Britain.

Britain holds in its banks TRILLIONS OF DOLLARS OF STOLEN NIGERIAN MONEY, both from the colonial and post-colonial era.

The stolen money is NOT sitting in Nigeria. It is sitting in London.

And I mean TRILLIONS of dollars in today's currency, if you count from 1897 to 2010.

Every so often, the British banks and their partners in Switzerland use the combined money to play kalo kalo on the financial markets, making unimaginable fortunes.

And then some token biatch gets a ''5 year'' sentence, out of which she'll likely serve just two years ''on good behaviour'', and we PRAISE THE BRITISH, while they get to keep our trillions with barely a whimper from us.

Amazing.

Talk about advanced 4-1-9.

Meant to reply to this, sorry about that.

Please British kill her.She is not useful to us. use Otapiapia please.

Ibori will be a very confused man now. I just pray they hand him life imprisonment.

What is so funny, is that our current president sees it fit to endorse and back a known election cheat /fraudstar who was named in this same trial. We have the Likes of Uduaghan, Odili (who got an injunction so he cannot be tried), Atiku, IBB to name but a few, running around freely, yet we have the balls to question the British legal system and the british people, some are even suggesting that the penalty is light.

Go and challenge your president who is encouraging election cheats, fruadstar, corrupt politician and thieves.