Posted on 10/13/2015 8:04:55 PM PDT by rey
The U.K. and U.S. have thrown their muscle behind Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari’s bid to recover billions of dollars he says his compatriots embezzled and stashed abroad.
At stake is whether courtrooms thousands of miles from Africa can help the continent track down stolen money, seize it, try the culprits and return the funds in timely fashion.
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Oh lol lol lol lol.....
I did. Sent them my info and a check. Haven’t heard anything back yet.
I know were it is! If someone would loan me a couple of thou, I have a friend that sends me an email now and then who is willing to help.
Tell him we’re also looking for at least $7 trillion stolen from America, too.
It’s at the Clinton Crime Family Foundation
Tell Obama not to do it. It’s a scam.
They likely lost it to the widow of the late
Kwame Ogbomna, head of the Nigerian Banking Assembly, who needed them to deposit millions of in his estate bank account to an an overseas account because Nigerian law would not allow her to do it herself.
Still a few last-minute little details to work out, but my guy on the ground there is on top of things, keeping me aware of some minor fees that need to be paid, etc, etc.
The irony is thick on this one....
Well, I can certainly send him fourteen or more different email addresses for her if he thinks that might help. :=)
Sounds like Cyprus and all the Russians parking money there. Don’t forget the first Bush forgave Russia a six billion loan, does anyone remember that?
I got $4mil from her. I lost it on Lake Mead, NV when the boat overturned. (GPS cords were recorded.)
I thought he was an expatriate Prince...
...I got $4mil from her. I lost it on Lake Mead, NV when the boat overturned....
I’ll bet all your guns were in the boat too.
I wonder how much the US has given to that country in the last 20 years.
I heard a story while I was contemplating going into Nigeria while in Porto Novo, Benin from someone that was just there.
An English man, who didn’t want to just send money there to retrieve a fortune, met up with someone in Lagos to make sure he was legit before handing him the money.
They found him tied up in a rowboat with no clothes a mile offshore.
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