MasterJayJay:


Dude, go and rest. Tinubu's lawyer Keyamo said it was tax and not forfeiture.


You admit the case is not clear and you are still trying to compare your own experience with that of Tinubu.

My point is let the court judge him

Abbeytoy:


Most... Not all bro

He deposited millions of dollars himself in these banks accounts, $661,000 and $1,216,500 respectively, the largest deposits made to those accounts. The bad guys sell "highness" or whatever it's called, and give "bobo chicago" his share and he goes to the bank and deposits the money.

Some known sneaky fellow would've since pushed this story to the frontpage if not for the immediate rebuttals that followed. We know how it works

Abbeytoy:


What if the money is not legal? And I forfeited it?

If the money is not illegal, then you would have proved it and would not forfeit it.

Abbeytoy:


Did you read that not all the money in account was forfeited?

How did they concluded on a perticuler account?

The only suspected money was forfeited.

I did not agree with Keyamo they the forfeited money is for tax.

I wish he can come out to defend himself

You don't agree with keyamo that the money was tax?

You don't believe in the spokesman who has a mandate to speak on the matter?

Hahaha.. we don't believe keyamo and we don't believe your spin too.

Unfortunately, Tinubu has dodged every opportunity to speak on the issue and may never do so.

SWATMan:


No need responding to his urchins. They will still come up with other 'similar' stories.

I'm telling you. But I don't know who they are trying to fool.

Abbeytoy:


LOL...

I have nothing to gain, but to your question, the transaction makes him come to the country for the first time after a long time.

Again, till now, my brother did not have personal account in Nigeria yet because of NIN wàhálà.

And why would a legit businessman not do his Nin?

Abbeytoy:


Not everyone is ready to defend rubbish...

I gain nothing in it but trying to share me experience

At this point you must seen the folly of your comparison.

MasterJayJay:


Dude, go and rest. Tinubu's lawyer Keyamo said it was tax and not forfeiture.


You admit the case is not clear and you are still trying to compare your own experience with that of Tinubu.

The guy cut liver in the middle of his own thread.

socialmediaman:


He deposited millions of dollars himself in these banks accounts, $661,000 and $1,216,500 respectively, the largest deposits made to those accounts. The bad guys sell "highness" or whatever it's called, and give "bobo chicago" his share and he goes to the bank and deposits the money.

I guess after this experience, the criminal learned his lesson and fine tuned his game. That's why he's able to continue stealing Lagos dry after so many years.

socialmediaman:
Some known sneaky fellow would've since pushed this story to the frontpage if not for the immediate rebuttals that followed. We know how it works

My brother this drug dent is one big headache to Batists. They just couldn't wish it away.

Abbeytoy:


My point is let the court judge him

The court gave the order to freeze those assets. They gave him some weeks to come forward and lay claim to the money but dude already took off to Nigeria to avoid stories that touch, so the money was forfeited after the time given elapsed

BeardedMeat:
If the money is not illegal, then you would have proved it and would not forfeit it.

Don’t mind the guy. He thought we’ll fall for his story. Makes me even question whether his story was real because someone who passed through such knows Tinubu can clear his name if the money was legit

socialmediaman:


Don’t mind the guy. He thought we’ll fall for his story. Makes me even question whether his story was real because someone who passed through such knows Tinubu can clear his name if the money was legit

When will keyamo even sue The Gazette newspaper over the fake news? Is he no longer a SAN?