World Bank Document Names Top Nigerians And Their Loot In Foreign Banks

ALLEDGED WORLD BANK DOCUMENT NAMES TOP NIGERIANS AND THEIR LOOT IN FOREIGN BANKS A list of Nigeria's prominent citizens and the monies they allegedly looted from the treasury and stashed in foreign banks in London, the United States and Germany was said to have been allegedly despatched to President Umaru Yar'Adua recently by the World Bank. The purported World Bank list which has the names of former Presidents Gen Ibrahim Babangida, Gen Abdulsalami Abubakar, late Gen Sani Abacha, former Adviser to President Shehu Shagari Alhaji Umaru Dikko, former Adviser to late Gen Abacha, Alhaji Wada Nas, former Foreign Affairs Minister Mr. Tom Ikimi, former Chief of General Staff Rear Admiral Mike Akhigbe, former National Security Adviser to late Gen Abacha, Alhaji Ismaila Gwarzo, former Central Bank Governor Mr Paul Ugwuma and Mohammed Abacha, late Gen Abacha's son was emailed to xclusivenigeria.com yesterday. Others on the list are former Petroleum Resources ministers Mr Dan Etete and Mr. Don Etiebet, late Gen Abacha's relative Alhaji Abdulkadir Abacha, detained Chief Security Officer to late Gen Abacha, Major Al-Mustapha, former ministers Mr. Anthony Ani, Bashir Dalhatu, and Alhaji Hassan Adamu. Others are former Chief of Army Staff under Gen Abacha, Gen Ishaya Bamaiyi; former Chief of General Staff Gen T.Y. Danjuma; Gen Wushishi and former Minister of the Federal Capital Territory Gen Jerry Useni. Gen Babangida topped the purported World Bank list with 6billion pounds sterling allegedly stashed in London banks, 7billion dollars in Swiss banks, 2billion dollars in US banks and 9billion deutsche marks in Germany. Former head of state Gen Abubakar allegedly has 1.3billion pounds in London banks, 2.3billion dollars in Swiss banks, and 800million in the USA. Late Gen Abacha was said to have 9billion pounds in London, 4billion in Swiss banks, 800million in the US, and 3million in Germany. Rear Admiral Akhigbe, according to the purported World Bank document, is said to have stashed away 1.2billion in London; 2.4billion dollars in Switzerlamd; 600million in the US; and 1billion deutsche marks in Germany. Gen Useni's loot was said to be 3billion in London; 2billion in Switzerland; 1billion in the US; and 900million in Germany. According to the document which is currently being circulated in the blogosphere and was emailed to xclusivenigeria.com yesterday, Alhaji's Gwarzo's loot was said to be 1billion in London banks, 2billion in Switzerland; 1.3billion in the USA; and 700million in Germany. Alhaji Umaru Dikko, according to the alleged World Bank document, has 4.5billion in London; 1.4billion in Switzerland; 700million in the USA; and 345million in Germany. Former Central Bank Governor Paul Ogwuma has 300million in London; 1.4billion in Switzerland; 200million in the USA and 500million in Germany. The list goes on. Please see the complete list in the document attached. WE could not reach the World Bank and the office of the Nigerian President as at press time yesterday to verify the authenticity of the purported World Bank document.

Who said our leaders are corrupt?

EFCC Chairman, Ibrahim Lamorde and ICPC Chairman, Mr. Ekpo Nta

Ladoke Akintola was a one-time premier of the then Western Region of Nigeria. Smooth-talking, loquacious master of jabberwocky, Akintola was often accused by his many opponents of crass corruption.  His sarcastic response sickened many both in his party and outside. The line is memorable.  “I didn’t eat the money, I spent it, whose grandfather can swallow a penny?” he had said.  The premier, in a manner of a stand-up comedian, trivialised the behemoth called corruption, and today, the monstrous Godzilla is still very much around sinking Nigeria deep into thraldom and towering tribulations.  Friends, this is the fungus among us.

To date, our leaders determinedly continue to trivialise the madness of financial misappropriation and the long-term harm and hurt it unleashes on the destiny of Nigeria.  This wildfire menace and monstrous cascade continue unhindered. The loose behaviours of some dare-devils in power now have become dangerous dance steps on a free way to a volcanic conflagration threatening to gulp up the  beautiful but beleaguered country and spit it out down the abyss of history .

 I have decided in my small corner to stop calling those leaders who steal from the nation’s treasury “corrupt”. Because when you do, it seems the culprits perceive it is as a deserved adornment of a chieftaincy title. So, they glee, and glow, and gyrate over the nomenclature. And unfortunately, the attendant historical punitive consequences meted out to “corrupt” Nigerian government officials are nothing but a replica of the sham and shame that take place in a shanty courthouse.  All of them always get away.

It was both amusing and amazing when we learnt that the government is now on a massive manhunt for the person responsible for revealing the frenzy, frightful, shopping spree of exotic armoured cars for the Minister of Aviation, Stella Oduah, that cost taxpayers $1.6m. A man who should be celebrated and honoured publicly is now the criminal. That is the state of things now in our land where the celebrity becomes the culprit.

Also recently, the “New Peoples Democratic Party” threw a challenge in the face of the PDP-run government that it made $1.05bn in July 2013, and wanted to know what happened to the dough.  The platoons in the “New PDP” should know what they are talking about. The “New PDP” and the ancient PDP used to be conjoined twins until they were separated by the surgical scissors of ambition, power, money and control. Together, they used to fight common enemies, together they took orders under the same commander; they both know what ammunition are used for what squabble, they both know where the ammunition are kept, they know how the ammunition were procured, and they still have the template and blueprint of operations in their possession. When they allege that money is missing, the “New PDP” must know what they are talking about.

Home and abroad, money is missing in stacks and stashes. Home and abroad, our vaults are vanishing in batches. Government recently admitted that between August and September 2013, Nigeria’s external reserves dropped by $1.33bn — from $47bn to $45.67bn. Money is missing, projects are neither completed nor executed, external reserves are on a free-fall, and we are not fighting any wars!

In my own thought, to call our leaders “corrupt” is a musical alto and tenor in their ears. To call them “corrupt” is an attempt to embellish the act, dress the behaviour in angelic robe and toga, and sandblast the feisty festivals of banditry and criminality that are going on in  government. To call them “corrupt” is to make the vice appear meek and mild, because it no longer carries any correctional weight.  Who said our leaders are corrupt? What is going on is no longer corruption; government at all levels has become grim gulags and concentration camps of heinous crime against humanity, and a bromide and banal affront to divinity.

It has shown through recent developments that these people don’t care if you call them “corrupt”. What follows an uncovered case of corruption is usually a coronation of the perpetrator. They are applauded and hailed as if they just scored a winning goal in a World Cup final match.  They either become chiefs in their village, an Igwe in their clan, pastors in their churches, Imams in their mosques, and Jeep-driving, jet-flying celebrity among us.

A “corrupt” official is either sent to jail for a few hours or sent home to enjoy the loot and they live to loot again. When corruption destroys an airline for example, the government withdraws the licence after a gory accident and then re-issues the licence with an upgrade when dust and noise seem to have settled down on the outrage. To label anyone corrupt in Nigeria today spurs an award-winning, honour-bestowing wining and dining event.

There is an uncanny incarceration of the guy who stole N100, while the “oga at the top”, the untouchable ogre who scooped in billons is slumbering easy in his state-of-the-art mansion. Back in the day when you heard screams of “thieves” on any Nigerian street, justice immediately rolled down like waters. Many of our leaders are THIEVES! Who said they are corrupt? A former governor who stole $55m while in office is corrupt?  Another ex-governor   who siphoned   an estimated US$250m of state funds is corrupt?   Secretary of the Police Pension Fund who stole over N5bn and you label him, “corrupt”?  Nigerian civil servants who President Goodluck Jonathan said not too long ago “own more houses than Dangote” are not corrupt. The malodorous mire and madness is not corruption. These people are THIEVES, and they are ruining us all!

They are profusely profligate perfectionists of pilferage who persistently pound their chests in a disgraceful dare of the people. “What are they going to do”? They seem to tell us. They are elite members of certified criminal country-clubs of the Mephistopheles. They control the levers of who-and-who get immunity from the impunity. While the people are crying, they are laughing, while the people are agonising, they are aggrandising. While the people are in pain, they are painting the whole world red with parties and festivities from Paris to Puerto Rico, Bahrain to the Bahamas, Denver to Dubai. When their children are getting married, money is wasted like water, and many lives to whom the frittered money belong in Nigeria are dying daily from hunger and hopelessness on the streets of the “Giant of Africa”. The fungus among us has become a calcified bone in the spine of the Nigerian nation, and it seems as if these people are not going anywhere, and with stern obduracy, they are not changing habits.

Into corruption, they are giving birth to triplets; in thievery, they are raising them. And the offspring don’t know any better but what Daddy and Mummy have taught them, so corruption becomes a baton that is passed from one generation to the other. They live in mansions and palaces built with sand of thieving and gravel of deceiving.  But houses built on sand cannot stand.  One day, and not too long, they will groan over their grabs and choke on their grubs. Could they deceive God as they deceive a mere mortal? The answer is No! Those who plow evil and those who sow trouble do reap it. Be not deceived, God is not mocked; whatsoever a man sows, that he shall reap, the Holy Book says.

I don’t know when, and I don’t know how, but all I know is that this craze will soon stop in Nigeria! The minority cannot muzzle the majority for too long, and thank God we are more than them. We will wriggle, thread and tread  through the knotty,  corrosive and catatonic crinkum-crankum that has been our story for a long time in Nigeria, and launch  into an autarky where all of our thirst will be quenched, our hunger satisfied, and the dreaded, slow-killer corruption confined into the leper’s colony far away from us. And then, civility will reign. From the presidential palace to the governor’s quarters civility will reign. From the senators’ mansion to the ministers’ drive, civility will reign. From the church to the mosque, from my house to yours, and then in all of our hearts, civility will reign. Did I have some kind of Island of Patmos experience? No, I can just feel it inside of me, and I am not alone.

BillionaireEx-gov Orji Uzor Kalu’s homes, privates jets and cars(PHOTOS)

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The billionaire ex-governor of Abia state Nigeria own Two private jets, homes in Lagos, Abia, Maryland USA and fleets of cars…pics after the cut…

30 Year Old Man Cuts Off His Penis And Gives It To A Dog!

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A 30-year-old man, Ejike is lying in critical condition in a private hospital in Nkpor near Onitsha after cutting off his manhood with a knife.
According to sources, Ejike, from Nkwelle Uke community in Idemili South Local Government Area of the state, was a luxurious bus conductor based in Onitsha until he returned to the village recently.
He allegedly visited the village shrine and invoked the spirit of the diety before taking away kolanuts offered to the gods and from that moment, began to manifest strange signs.
It was gathered that last weekend, Ejike took a knife, cut off his penis and scrotum, and a strange dog suddenly appeared and ran away with the severed genitals. Family members were said to have rushed him to the hospital immediately.
When Daily Sun visited the hospital yesterday, Ejike’s private parts were completely bandaged while a catheter was fixed from the region where he passes urine.
Though he refused to talk to the reporter, he was furious when her sister arrived with his aged father. He blurted out, saying he took the action in protest so that the family would know that he was not joking when he said he would cut his penis. Scores of visitors in the hospital also said he had threatened to cut off his manhood in the past because his penis had disappointed him several times.
But the elder sister who was attending to him in the hospital told Daily Sun that he acted under the influence of evil forces. She said that no man in his right senses would slice his manhood, adding that the family wass shattered by his action.
The Chief Medical Director, Crown Hospital Nkpor, Dr. Eddy Emegoaku confirmed that Ejike’s case was critical but declined further comments on his medical condition.

Ethiopian fans attack Eagles, injure Igiebor

Nosa Igiebor
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Nigeria midfielder Nosa Igiebor was injured when angry Ethiopian fans attacked the Super  Eagles after the first leg World Cup playoff against the Walya Antelopes in Addis Ababa on Sunday.

The Eagles defeated the Walya Antelopes 2-1 at the Addis Ababa Stadium to take a three-point advantage to the return match in Calabar on November 16.

In a statement  on Monday,  spokesman for the  Eagles Ben Alaiya  said  the fans attacked the  bus  conveying the Eagles to their hotel after the game with stones and  shattered its  rear windscreen.

“(Real Betis player) Nosa Igiebor was the unlucky one as the stones  slashed his right palm leading to profuse bleeding that was immediately attended to by team doctor, Ibrahim Gyaran.”

Alaiya said the Nigeria Football Federation reported the  incident to the  FIFA Security team at the match venue for the encounter.

“We hope FIFA  will take an action,” Umeh told BBC Sport.

“It’s a shame that such an embarrassing behaviour could happen after a football match.”

The NFF  also accused the Ethiopians of maltreating the Nigerian supporters at the stadium on match day.

“Matters came to a head on match day, when bottles were hauled at Nigerian players and supporters when the Ethiopians thought that they had scored an opener in the first half,” Alaiya said.

However, the  NFF  insisted that the Ethiopians would not be maltreated when they visit Calabar for the return leg in November.

Unconfirmed reports said some Nigerians resident in the North-East African country were also attacked and their business centres destroyed by the protesters.

Meanwhile,  the  Nigerian delegation to the  Addis Ababa    arrived at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja at about 4.30am on Monday.

According to the News Agency of Nigeria,   the Nigeria Football Federation President, Alhaji Aminu Maigari, led the team back home.

NAN  reports that while  most of the foreign-based players connected flights immediately back to their bases in Europe, the domestic league players returned to the country.

Some National Assembly members, including the Senate Committee Chairman on Sports, Adamu Gumba, and his House of Representatives counterpart, Godfrey Gaiya, were in the entourage that arrived with the team.

Others were officials of the National Sports Commission, the Nigeria Football Supporters’ Club, as well as the management and secretariat staff of the NFF.

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2015: APC refutes zoning VP slot to South-West

The All Progressives Congress on Monday dismissed claims that it had zoned its vice-presidential slot to the South-West ahead of the 2015 Presidential elections.

It described as “reckless, baseless and completely unfounded” a report published by a newspaper (not The PUNCH) that it had ceded the slot to the South-West instead of the South-East.

This was contained in a statement issued by its interim National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed.

The APC said the report was orchestrated by those who were threatened by the high profile and prospects of the party’s candidate in the forthcoming governorship election in Anambra State, Dr. Chris Ngige.

It read in part, “Having realised that their attempt to milk the so-called deportation issue had fallen flat on its face, these desperate politicians have now resorted to outright lies and wild imagination.

“They figure that if they played the South-West against the South-East, by saying the APC has zoned the VP slot to the former over the latter, some people may just fall for it. This is cheap politics.”

The party assured Nigerians that the party had, at no time, discussed the issue of its presidential and vice-presidential slots, hence it could not have zoned any of the posts.

“Our party is an inclusive national party which will definitely accommodate the interest of all Nigerians in all its actions. We are therefore urging all the good people of Nigeria to ignore this fabricated story. There is no iota of truth in it,” the party said.

Re- Orji stops Okorocha’s birthday reception in Abia

 

Its absolutely act of irresponsible, politics taking to extreme by Governor T.A Orji, who betrayed the good people of Abia State when he decamped from the PPA. He became the despotic do-or-die Governor to the PDP.

 

One is not surprise that Governor T.A.Oji, having committed abomination against Ndi-Igbo, by the sack of all Ndi-Igbo, of non Abia origin from the services of the State's establishments. Gov.Orji is being hunt by his past acts against Ndi-Igbo, his vision less,corrupt ridden & inefficient governorship, the sordid state of affair of the State, especially Aba, Enyimba City formerly referred to as the Taiwan of Nigeria.

Its quite unfortunate,that Gov.Orji have taken his politics to this abysmal & ridiculous level against a fellow Igbo man and sister States. Its quite regrettable that while patriotic Nigerians were working to entrench peaceful co-existent amongst the diverse ethnic Nationalities in Nigeria, Gov. T.A. Orji is fanning the ember of disunity within Ndi-Igbo, on the platter of political slavery and jingoism. Let all well meaning leaders of Igbo Nation now, call Gov.Ahamefula Orji to order before he destroys the unity of Ndigbo now that President Goodluck Jonathan has presented Nigerian ethnic Nationalities the ample opportunity to discuss the future of the Nation's cooperate existence.

 

We may not like Okorocha joining APC but all well-meaning Nigerians must condemn Orji’s show of shame the same way we condemned Fashola's deportation of the Igbos from Lagos to Anambra State. In a democracy, one has the right to freedom of association and movement. Governor T.A. Oji is one of those Igbos that have made people like me see Biafra as a joke. Igbo unity with men like Orji will remain a mirage.

Only in Nigeria can people’s rights be so abused with impunity! Only in Nigeria are people’s constitutionally guaranteed freedoms be so vehemently violated! Nigerians are guaranteed fundamental human rights & freedom to assemble & associate regardless of color, creed, ethnicity, religious, or political affiliations. Followers of Okorocha should not be denied these rights & freedoms. APC is a registered national party and its and should be open to anyone who chooses to belong & associate with its ideology. Abia State is not a one-party state and T.A. Orji should not use fiat & the instrument of state power to frustrate activities of other duly registered political entities in the state. Please, don’t make Abia State another Rivers State of the Southsouth.