Hmmm... This Abacha loot nor dey finish?

Dis Abacha loot no dey finish??

No wonder the wife talk say no matter how much FG collect back from dem, they will never be as poor as Dangote. A mind-boggling statement what was deep, real deep.

And to think President Buhari said this same Abacha didn't steal? smh.

tinsel:

Jonathan gave the family state pardon

He's always pardoning criminals..

was planning same for Ibori buh yorubas put am to shame

corrupt element pardoning corruption

dis abacha's loot is tends to infinity in mathematics

RareDiamond:
I hope Buhari and his co-travelers manage this funds well.

There is no other human being left in Nigeria to trust with these funds

[quote author=BaddieKay post=43578021]$321million?Dasuki is a learner...[/quote
Dansuki and 321 m, which is greater?

flokii:


He's always pardoning criminals..

was planning same for Ibori buh yorubas put am to shame

corrupt element pardoning corruption

Jonathan? Abeg lef dat one.
Someone stole pension funds and he walked. Pension funds!!!!!
People's sweat. Jonathan is too empty, lacking in core, lacking in principles, lacking in passion.
A walking dead person. I am sure it was his wife that turned him to that.

and one dulla.rd from daura said Abacus didn't loot

Adminisher:


Jonathan? Abeg lef dat one.
Someone stole pension funds and he walked. Pension funds!!!!!
People's sweat. Jonathan is too empty, lacking in core, lacking in principles, lacking in passion.
A walking dead person. I am sure it was his wife that turned him to that.

Don't mind him..

he is a weakling, timid ineffectual buff**n not fit to head a local govt... a big disaster for Nigeria

thank God for PMB... thieves like Abba Moro, Dasuki and co. would have gone scot free... with people dying for nothing

No wonder his wife had total control over him... Ekpa man.. too empty

Just trace corruption to the military. They taught the civilians how to move money abroad without fear. I am sure in the next ten years from now, we will still come back to another looted fund being repatriated to Nigeria

I thought Abacha wasn't corrupt. Some man from Daura told me that sometime ago.

PMB should not receive the repatriated loot from Abacha because PMB said Abacha did not steal. If PMB should receive this money then this is a double standard

elopee3000:
Jesus must u defend buhari in everything? He said abacha never stole any money and ur asking is is he is d one pursuing abachas money why was he defending abacha at first place ?gwaad u people re mumus of highest oder . One day buhari will tell u that ogun state was part usman danfodio empire and say yes

na wa o .. y is it difficult to comprehend, its simple English, "is buhari the person pursuing the loot" of course he is the person, but he is still the same person that said abacha never stole. hope u understand now.

Dis ppl shud stop dis shit n carry on wit dia looting til death do dem part cos for sure,dis moni go stil grow winds n fly away like LEKELEKE
N masses stil wil b wailing.


Make we yan truth,let dem not use d money for any developmental project,make dem do am e-transnfer to all citizens account.who wil stil b lookin for job?

dis moni go stil grow winds n fly away like LEKELEKE
N masses stil wil b wailing.


Make we yan truth,let dem not use d money for any developmental project,make dem do am e-transnfer to all citizens account.who wil stil b lookin for job?

I thought the Daura President said Abacha did not steal any money What a senile, brainless and religious bigot president.

bonechamberlain:
na wa o .. y is it difficult to comprehend, its simple English, "is buhari the person pursuing the loot" of course he is the person, but he is still the same person that said abacha never stole. hope u understand now.

No I don't understand!

HirstMOG:


No I don't understand!

OK why would the sane buhari who said abacha never stole fight for abachas loot. is that not hypocrisy, from Mr integrity.

Abacha and GEJ, sure have something in common..They are both Treasury Looters......

bonechamberlain:
OK why would the sane buhari who said abacha never stole fight for abachas loot. is that not hypocrisy, from Mr integrity.

He's brainless.

In a decent society, Buhari is supposed to tender an unreserved apology to Nigerians for moving to recover funds he exonerated the culprit.

GMB is the least person to govern this nation.

bonechamberlain:
na wa o .. y is it difficult to comprehend, its simple English, "is buhari the person pursuing the loot" of course he is the person, but he is still the same person that said abacha never stole. hope u understand now.

Abeg me no understand Wetin u dey talk Abeg

The dead cannot speak.
They cannot even defend themselves.
IF ABACHA WAS ALIVE WOULD ANYONE DARE TOUCH HIM?
WHY NOT IBB LOOT
WHY NOT OBJ LOOT
WHY NOT PMB LOOT
or even ABDUSALAMI LOOT?

Guess because they are still alive they have not stolen or better still looted!?
Mark my words, the moment IBB or OBJ or any of the rest dies we'll start hearing about "IBB loot, OBJ loot etc.

I AM REALLY AMAZED AT THE HYPOCRISY IN NIGERIA.

diasporaman:
But this man from Daura cattle village said Abacha stole nothing

maybe looting is not stealing.

Yet Buhari said Abacha never stole a single dime

I guess it is only opposition members that steal

Hypo!

omowolewa:
What I don't know is how Abacha managed the economy even at his high rate of looting dollar was still stable then.
Abacha looot no dey end.

lol,oil was booming,chop nd alone,u knw if na democracy na agada chop all together

WHO IS REPATRIATING BABANGIDA'S LOOT. FOR ME ABACHA LOOT IS CHILDS PLAY COMPAIRED TO MARADONA LOOT. REMEMBER THE GULF WAR OIL WINDFALL SALE.. THAT IS THE LOOT OF ALL LOOT. YOU CAN CALL IT THE MOTHER AND FATHER OF ALL LOOT

MORNDEW:
See Nigerian youths comments. A story about stolen funds and all they do is shout Buhari. Can't this denented youths talk about how to judiciously use this money. Nigerian Youths stop being foolish.

somalian youth!

Prospero01:
Just trace corruption to the military. They taught the civilians how to move money abroad without fear. I am sure in the next ten years from now, we will still come back to another looted fund being repatriated to Nigeria

by GEJ or OBJ?

Fmaniac:
dis moni go stil grow winds n fly away like LEKELEKE
N masses stil wil b wailing.


Make we yan truth,let dem not use d money for any developmental project,make dem do am e-transnfer to all citizens account.who wil stil b lookin for job?

you want make inflation kill us? haba, give them another idea na

Rayban abacha na u big ooo

Ameboperoo:
Representatives of the Swiss government are expected in Nigeria on Tuesday to discuss with their Nigerian counterparts the repatriation of another tranche of huge public funds stolen by late Head of State, Sani Abacha.
The delegation will be led by the Swiss Minister for Foreign Affairs, Didier Burkhalter, who is expected to meet with Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, and the Minister for Foreign Affairs, Geoffrey Onyeama, over the repatriation of the $321million confiscated from the family of late former head of state, Sani Abacha.
An official of the Swiss Embassy in Nigeria, Pascal Holliger, confirmed the visit exclusively to PREMIUM TIMES on Monday.
“Yes, our foreign Minister is on his way to Nigeria on Tuesday,” Mr Holliger said. “He is coming on a working visit to Nigeria. During the visit, he would open the Consular General’s office in Lagos and meet with the Vice President of Nigeria and the Minister of Foreign Affairs to discuss the issue of the repatriation of the second tranche of the Abacha loot,” he said.
But some Swiss and Nigerian civil society groups, who got wind of the impending visit, dispatched a petition to President Muhammadu Buhari, demanding that his government give assurance that the $321million that would be returned to Nigeria by the Swiss government would be put to good use.
Copies of the petition titled “Restitution of Abacha funds: Swiss and Nigerian NGOs demand guarantees,” was sent to the Minister of Finance, Kemi Adeosun, and her foreign affairs counterpart, Geoffrey Onyeama, and the Attorney-General of the Federation and minister justice, Abubakar Malami.
A copy of the petition obtained by PREMIUM TIMES was also sent to the World Bank Vice President for Africa, Makhtar Diop, and the Federal Department for Foreign Affairs Office for International Public Law (DDIP) in Berne, Switzerland.
Signed by representatives of eight civil society groups, the petitioners expressed concerns that the fund could disappear just like the repatriated funds by the government of Liechtenstein in 2014 if government did not take steps to guarantee transparency and accountability.
“Swiss and Nigerian NGOs demand that the authorities of these two countries, together with the World Bank, take all measures necessary to guarantee that these funds be returned in a manner that is transparent and benefits the general population of the country, the people that were initially cheated out of their money,” the petition said.
The groups said their fears followed the confidential agreement reached between the Nigerian government and the Abacha family in 2014, in which the Nigerian government agreed not to prosecute any member of the family in lieu of the returned loot.
The controversial agreement reportedly received the backing of Geneva’s public prosecutor, resulting in the withdrawal of all criminal charges against Mohammed, the eldest son of the late dictator, allegedly implicated in a case of laundering his father’s loot.
“There are fears in civil society, in both Switzerland and Nigeria, that this money could be embezzled once again,” Executive Director, African Network for Environment and Economic Justice, ANEEJ, David Ugolor, told PREMIUM TIMES.
Mr. Ugolor said the petition was sent to the Nigerian and Swiss governments, as well as the World Bank, to demand a guarantee that these funds would actually be used to finance projects that would improve the living conditions of the Nigerian people.
“It is imperative that they be allocated through a transparent process that involves both Swiss and Nigerian NGOs,” Mr. Ugolor said. “The transfers must also be performed in installments and upon the condition that the sums returned in previous installments were used as supposed,” he said.
Under the Goodluck Jonathan administration, Mr. Ugolor said the $235million returned by the Liechtenstein government vanished without trace after government said the money was used to acquire arms to fight the terrorist group, Boko Haram.


Other signatories to the petition included Olivier Longchamp, Berne Declaration (Switzerland); Martin Hilti, Finances and Tax programs coordinator, Transparency International (Switzerland); Adetokunbo Mumuni, Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (Nigeria); Mark Herkenrath, Alliance Sud (Switzerland); Debo Adeniran, Coalition Against Corrupt Leaders (CACOL) (Nigeria); Godwin Uyi Ojo, Environmental Rights Action/Friends of the Earth (Nigeria), and Blair Glencorse, Accountability Lab (UK).


http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/199732-exclusive-swiss-govt-to-hold-talks-with-nigeria-on-repatriation-of-fresh-321million-abacha-loot.html