Two Nigerians, including a former Attorney General of Kogi State, were arrested in London while trying to change a 1994 CBN Traveller's Cheque worth £2,000 at a Travelex Bureau De Change. It would be recalled that the UK is investigating a £20 million cash laundered through some lawyers by the late Nigerian Military Dictator, General Sani Abacha. On search of their hotel rooms, the Police recovered a further sum of £78,000 in Traveller's cheques. It is thought that they were trying to test the waters by first changing the £2,000, but ran out of luck when the vigilant Attendant noticed that it was a Cheque issued in 1994. The £20 million being investigated by the British government is part of the outstanding £450 million alleged to have been laundered by the late Tyrant.
- Nawa O...SOMETIN DEY o!!!
- All dis bad people go dey use HUNGRY LAWYERS to perpetrate crime. Do dey tink dat lawyers no dey go jail?
- Na dem kill awa Naija...till today. Dats why I dey vex say dem release dat idiot dem call MUSTAPHA. D problem with us be say we too dey forgive criminals for dat country.
- We shall continue to produce more criminals, bcos dem kno say na small HALA we go make...after which dey will get away with d loot.
- I am waiting to kno which of d ex-Attorney Generals of Kogi dem catch...bcos I personally sabi one of dem wey be d original moda4kin OGBONGE TIF....and I bloody well hope he is the one.
- Every day for d TIF....one day for the OWNER.
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