Appears mischief is at play
On 30 Jul 2015 16:09, "Salimonu Kadiri" <ogunlakaiye@hotmail.com> wrote:
-- --Michael Afolayan has posted to this forum what is captioned : US unveils Richest Politicians From Nigeria And Names of US Banks They Starch Away Public Funds. 16 names were listed together with the names of the banks in which the purported Nigeria's public funds were starched without the account numbers. On the basis of this information, Michael Afolayan hypothetically wrote that *if this is true* people mentioned in the allegation have to explain to the Nigerian masses about their conducts. Should it not have been intelligent to verify if the allegations were true, most especially when the account numbers in which the monies were lodged were completely missing, before publishing them? I now put Michael Afolayan in the place of the 16 people mentioned in his list and say, "Michael Afolayan has deposited $10 million into an account in Chase Manhattan Bank, and if this is true, he must explain to the public how he came about the money." Do to others what you want others to do to you!!
Date: Thu, 30 Jul 2015 09:27:10 +0100
Subject: Re: USA Africa Dialogue Series - Fw: US Reveals Names of Nigerian Politicians with Overseas Money . . .
From: boladauda@gmail.com
To: usaafricadialogue@googlegroups.comDear Professor Afolayan,There is something fishy about the above 16 names of the APC leaders! Whoever sent you the list seemed to have an ulterior motive not to include the PDP politicians who had been in charge of the Nigerian economy for 16 years! I would think twice before I use such information which appears to be obviously biased against the small fish! The above figure is less than $20billion. Who are the people with the remaining $130billion?Bola DaudaOn 30 July 2015 at 01:15, 'Michael Afolayan' via USA Africa Dialogue Series <usaafricadialogue@googlegroups.com> wrote:Old news? I don't know. First names? I don't know either. All I can say is this is how it was texted to me and if this is true, some people need to give account to the people, especially those poor, working class, civil servants, and all unpaid people of Nigeria. It is so sad, you don't even want to think about it!Michael~~~On Wednesday, July 29, 2015 7:03 PM, Michael O Afolayan <mafolayan@yahoo.com> wrote:
US Unveils 16 Richest Politicians From Nigeria And Names Of US Banks They Starch Away Public Funds.
NAME***********
BANK ***********
AMOUNT********
1. Okorocha JP Morgan chase/ New York. $1.4 billion
2. Kwankwaso. American express/New York $1.15 billion
3. Shettima. Wells Fargo/ San Francisco. $1.1 billion
4. Nyako. Citi group/ New York city. $805 million
5. Ibrahim. Citi group/ New York city. $798 million
7. Amaechi. US Bancorp/ Minnesota. $757 million
8. Abdulaziz. Ally financial/ Detroit. $626 million
9. Oshiomole BB&T/ North Carolina. $625 million
10. Aregbesola. Citi group/ new York. $513 million
11. Al-makura. State street corporation & $510 million
12. Wamakko. Wells Fargo/ San Francisco. $476 million
13. Fashola. Citi group/ New York $448 million
14. Amosun Bank of America. $442 million
15. Ahmed. US Bancorp. $437 million
16. Ajimobi. Ally financial. $422 million
----what a shame!!!
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