Showing posts with label bribe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bribe. Show all posts

Saturday, September 28, 2013

Another Nigerian Police Man caught on Video asking for ₦10,000 (62 U.S.D) Bribe.




Saturday, August 10, 2013

IMAGINE: Policeman Who Got Terminated For ₦25,000 Bribe Impersonated Classmate For 21 Years (VIDEO)



It has been learned that the sergeant who was simply dismissed from the Nigeria Police for extorting money from a resident has been impersonating his classmate for over 21 years. In accordance with Channels Television, watch it above, Osugwor Festus and not Chris Omeleze may be the sergeant's real name. It turns out Festus allegedly had gotten into the Police Force and has been employed by the past 21 years with Chris's certificate and details. He's from Umuseti in Nduka West LGA of Delta state and he was classmates with the real Chris Omeleze.
They attended Ndemili Grammar school and finished in 1987. 




Policeman Who Got Terminated For ₦25k Bribe Impersonated Classmate For 21 Years



Sunday, July 28, 2013

AUDIO: Nigerian Judge Caught On Tape Negotiating Bribe To Skew Justice




A senior Nigerian judge serving as the Acting Chief Justice of the Gambia, Joseph Wowo, has been sacked for soliciting a N2.5 million (500,000 Dalasi) bribe from a Gambian-based Dutch businessman in return for a favourable judgment in a land dispute case Mr. Wowo, also a former President of the Gambia Court of Appeal, was caught on tape holding a surreptitious meeting with the former Gambian Justice Minister, Lamin Jobarteh (who has also been sacked), a Dutch national, André Klaarbergen, and his Nigerian Lawyer simply identified as Mene, negotiating the price of subverting the judgment of a Gambian High Court over a land dispute case, which Mr. Wowo agrees the Dutch rightly lost. “How much are you willing to offer first so that we can negotiate,” Mr Wowo was heard saying on tape, now posted on Youtube. “You know my position based on my position I’m not even supposed to come here in the first place.

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Monday, July 15, 2013

Video: Farouk Lawan $3 million Bribe Video Exposed



After months and months of cover up, the Farouk Lawan Scandal video is finally released
This video revealed the transaction between Farouk Lawan and Femi Otedola.


Thursday, July 11, 2013

Court Sets 20 September For Ruling On Ownership Of Ibori’s $15 Million Bribe




The Federal High Court, Abuja, has set 20 September for judgment in a suit filed by the Delta State Government against the Federal Government over ownership of $15 million (N2.4 billion).

The money is alleged to be bribe offered former Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Nuhu Ribadu, by convicted former Delta governor, James Ibori. Justice Gabriel Kolawole gave the date on Wednesday after counsel to the parties adopted their addresses.  The respondents in the suit are the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and Central Bank of Nigeria.  Justice Kolawole said the parties had 21 days within which to file the addresses while the plaintiff (Delta State Government) had another 14 days to respond to issues bordering on point of law.  “In the circumstance, therefore, the judgment is reserved for September 20,’’ he said.  The Delta State government had approached the court to claim ownership of the $15 million.
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Sunday, May 5, 2013

Exposed! I Gave Prof Okojie Bribe To Approve My Illegal University




Is any sector in Nigeria free from the monster called corruption? 
The National Universities Commission (NUC) has filed a suit against one Pius Nwachukwu, 47, and his wife, Chika, at a Karu Chief Magistrates’ Court for operating an illegal university. 
But Mr. Nwachukwu shocked the court on Friday when he disclosed that he got temporary approval to run the university from the executive secretary of the NUC, Prof. Julius Okojie, after he gave him N20,000...
The NUC is alleging that the couple founded Temple University at Orozo, Abuja, without its approval.

Thursday, May 2, 2013

₦98,114,927.39 ($620,000) Fuel Subsidy Bribe: Judge Fails To Rule On Farouk Lawan’s Trial



Ruling on an application to quash the charges against former chairman of the House of Representatives ad-hoc Committee on fuel subsidy; Farouk Lawan and the committee’s secretary, Mr. Boniface Emenalo, was stalled on Thursday as the trial judge, Justice Mudashiru Oniyangi, could not deliver the anticipated ruling owing to bereavement.
An official of the Abuja High confirmed the development to journalist in Abuja and consequently, May 10, was fixed as new date for ruling on the pending application by Lawan and Emenalo.
The duo seeks to have the court quash the 7-count charge preferred against them by the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC).

Sunday, March 24, 2013

How I rejected N10m bribe – Civil Defence boss (The Oga At The Top)




Commandant General of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, NSCDC, Dr Ade Abolurin has charged officers and men of the corps to shun corruption, disclosing how he recently turned down an offer of over N10 million from a group which wanted to supply laptops to the corps.
Dr Abolurin who spoke yesterday at the National Cooperative Summit of the Corps in Abuja also disclosed how a team of private developers attempted to induce him financially to have him approve their proposal for a mass housing scheme for the NSCDC.
“Some people came and met me and said they wanted to supply us laptops and I said if the laptops would be highly affordable, then I will not have any problem with their proposal.

Thursday, January 31, 2013

FG files corruption charges against Farouk Lawan over Otedola bribe



The Attorney-General of the Federation has finally filed charges against Farouk Lawan and Mr. Emenalo Boniface for allegedly collecting bribe from Femi Otedola. The case has been assigned to Justice M.N. Oniyangi of the FCT High Court.
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