The people that shared Anchor Borrowers scheme funds are the people that will share $300m Abacha loot.... Chai... See as $300m just pafuka.... ps I promise you we will read how this cash was stolen.....mark it
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The money is already stolen. There is no central database that tracks poor households and the movement of their family income. That ambiguity will lead to the creation of fictitious names as a front to steal and launder the money.
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na today? poor household koo
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Why not use the money to invest in a project that will benefit the community and create jobs.
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Because they can't steal from it and they can't use it to control election results.
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They steal from everything. Don’t they abandon projects after commissioning? It’s all about diversifying their looting ways
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Sani Abacha loot to be used to finance and induce the poor ahead of #2019 elections.
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It will provide the much needed
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I wish this would be replicated in Kenya. So many families would benefit
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Is this one aware that this is a political scam?pic.twitter.com/2sm4NBUAKF
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Should we tell her
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I’m all ears
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What they are trying to tell you is that what you just read is pure political lies and deceit from the government, a way to embezzle the whole damn money without the citizen getting a penny. It's a political scam.
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Not different from what’s happening in Kenya. Plunder and mismanagement of public resources by the leaders
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Your Kenya is better than Nigeria. Trust me
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There's no database in Nigeria that covers poor households. This is another way to siphon the money.
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Sani Abacha loot to be given to Nigeria's poor