Court orders permanent forfeiture of $37.5m property linked to Diezani
08 August 2017 |
6:03 am
Court orders permanent forfeiture of $37.5m property linked to Diezani.
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That is a Nigerian woman for you, and just as greedy as the male counterparts. So, what will happen to the properties and the money? Hope it will not be a case of robbing Peter to pay Paul.
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