The Bribe Femi Otedola Gave Me Has Been Stolen - Hon. Farouk Lawal (Page 3)

I think he should just open up and say it all how the money was shared in the general house so that he will not go down alone because he was acting on instructions from the house leadership.

Posted: at 17-06-2012 07:39 AM (11 years ago) | Upcoming

The National Association of Nigerian Robbers should sue Hon Farouk Lawan for WRONG ACCUSATION.

Posted: at 17-06-2012 08:27 AM (11 years ago) | Upcoming

NON OF THE OFFICIALS IN NIGERIA STARTING FROM THE PRESIDENCY TO THE JUDGES AND POLICE HAS THE JURISDICTION TO TRY OR PROSECUTE THIS COMMON SHAMELESS CELEBRATED THIEF CALLED FAROUK BECAUSE ALL OF THEM ARE CRIMINALS.LOOTERS AND MURDERERS.GOODLUCK JONATHAN,DAVID MARK OF THE BEAST AND THE REST AL KNOW WHAT THIS GAME IS CALLED. IMAGINE THE COCKROACH TELLING THE WHOLE OF NIGERIA THAT THE DOLLARS DEVELOPED WINGS AND TIRES AND RAN AWAY !

Posted: at 17-06-2012 08:38 AM (11 years ago) | Upcoming

see face....e bi like sey<the  man dey sick self

Posted: at 17-06-2012 12:27 PM (11 years ago) | Gistmaniac

we can now see that our lawmakers are thief's including the head of states

Posted: at 17-06-2012 12:40 PM (11 years ago) | Gistmaniac

That is usual with all this Hausa noisemakers, they claim to be righteous and all that but once u catch dem in their evil act they begin to rain tears like babies(very emotionally immature)...remember the other speaker of the House. For ur info ability to remain righteous comes from God's spirit alone and not human power.

Posted: at 17-06-2012 12:52 PM (11 years ago) | Upcoming

Obviously  peoples prayers are beginning to work to reveal the dark secrets of this country and why a supposed giant of a country is crawling in the mud and for so long .  My fervent prayers to God is to reveal more of such shady and dubious characters disguising in shining robes and may the good Lord show us the way forward to glory .
The good Lord is all seeing all powerful all knowing .  and whatever is hidden in the dark is not occluded from His Mighty sight . I believe these are signs of the times and turning point for Nigeria

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Posted: at 17-06-2012 01:38 PM (11 years ago) | Gistmaniac

Faruk, Faruk, Faruk, How many times did I call you? You are a very badt guyyyy

Posted: at 17-06-2012 02:06 PM (11 years ago) | Upcoming

god will continue to expose whosoever that is destroy this country in the name of Allah,somebody that will send to catch a thief is now a big armyrober ,nawao,

Posted: at 17-06-2012 02:22 PM (11 years ago) | Newbie

Read this Pal, this is today's news:

Nigeria and the United States of America government might be heading for a diplomatic row over the decision of the latter to freeze some of the accounts of the country's embassy in Washington, DC.

Bank of America, M&T Bank and Wells Fargo received directive from the US government to close the accounts of the Nigerian embassy in Washington and its consulate in New York on suspicion of money laundering after traffic on the various accounts raised a red flag.

The decision is sequel to intelligence report generated by a panel comprising representatives of the US Department of Justice, the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) and the Department of Treasury, unknown to Nigerian embassy officials, to monitor wires and traffic in all the accounts operated by the embassy.

A credible online website http://www.huhuonline.com/ had reported yesterday that the US on Wednesday vowed to ignore a request by the federal government urging Bank of America and Wells Fargo to unfreeze Nigerian embassy's bank accounts in Washington, DC, and New York.

The move, according to sources, is setting the stage for a potential showdown between the two countries with Nigeria also threatening to reciprocate by freezing the US embassy's accounts in the country.

The online media stated that about $3.6 million dollars was said to have entered and left the accounts in under a month, the latest transaction being the withdrawal of $50,000 in hard cash by a top embassy staff.

In rejecting the federal government's request, a source in the State Department was quoted as saying, "The Nigerian embassy was unable to respond to requests for clarification about payments and transactions into the account and there are reasonable grounds to believe that the accounts are being used as channels for money laundering and other financial crimes."

The source, who said the move was not targeted at the country's embassy alone, told the online news blog that the embassies of two other unnamed African countries were affected by the freeze.

Also, an unnamed federal government official in the foreign affairs ministry was quoted to have stated, "We must not accept the illegal decision to shut down legitimate embassy accounts simply because we are in America."

A source at the Nigerian foreign affairs ministry told Huhuonline.com was asked whether Nigeria will go the extra mile to institute retaliatory action which could be interpreted as a declaration of war, and he retorted: "I don't know if it's an act of war, but it's outside all norms of international behaviour...we'll see what happens when push comes to shove."

Since the freezing of the bank accounts, the Nigerian embassy has been grounded as it can no longer conduct regular embassy business, such as paying bills and the salaries of diplomats.

As part of efforts to resolve the issue, the auditor-general of the federation and a team of auditors left for the US to begin auditing the accounts of the embassy.

Efforts by embassy officials to open new bank accounts with other American banks have so far been politely turned down, prompting consideration of reciprocal measures such as closing the bank accounts of the U.S embassy in Nigeria.

Posted: at 17-06-2012 05:08 PM (11 years ago) | Upcoming