What did Abucha do in Nigeria?
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He used Nigeria's money to do things for himself. He was a dictator. I remember when I was about six years old and he died, my neighbor had a party. Everybody was sooooo happy.
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As has already been said, if you are even thinking of responding to an unsolicited e-mail regarding a big sum of money and a promise that you'll receive a big chunk of it FORGET IT! You will lose your money.\n\nHowever, if there is a legitimate reason why you wish to deal with this bank and are trying to confirm its address then you might want to visit www.firstbanknigeria.com and check out their branch address search. I see no Abuja listed. I do see Abia.
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All I know about Nigeria is that their number one source of income comes from scamming citizens of other countries.  Never, ever trust anyone or anything that comes from Nigeria. And don't expect any of the higher officials in that country to help you out of a bind ... they stick together. \n\nOn a lighter note, they have a few good websites about their policies, etc ... search for Nigerian Government .
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It's called an "udu" - from Nigeria.
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Try looking in Nigeria.
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if that was supposed to b nigeria then there r vast differences b/t these 2. nigeria has crude oil, more corrupt(relative to ghana), mostly bigger sized women(ie taller and bigger frame), origin of 419, less peacful(u can get robbed in broad daylight...in a crowd), different native languages such as yoruba, bigger georaphically, highly involved in blackmagic...the list cld go on.
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Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe became the 1st President of Nigeria in 1963.
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hello my guy, with the wrong perception in this Nigeria and discrimination can no let you get any scholarship from shell company.be pray that God should change there mind to other institutions in the country.
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Abiola got to the office and met his boss drunk. He left for London on that day with the cheque. They were happy to see that Abiola got the money they could not get for three and a half years within nine days when he has not even received a salary. So, he demanded that he should be made the controller in Nigeria and be given the half share of the company in Nigeria. He was made the Nigeria controller, but they pleaded that he should give them six months to consider the share. Gradually Abiola became the Vice-Chairman of the company in the world. This made him to be the richest man in Nigeria and made him famous in the world.\n\nHe contested the presidential election in 1993. He was assumed the winner but it was annulled. He fought to get his mandate but was instead detained and died after five years in detention. Many wives and children survived him. Democracy in Nigeria today is named after M.K.O. Abiola
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Matthew Okikiola Aremu Olusegun Obasanjo was born on March 5, 1936. He was a career soldier and became Nigeria military head of state between 1976 and 1979 after the demise of the then head of state, Murtala Mohammed who was killed in a coup attempt. He handed over to a controversial democratic civilian rule in 1979, thus becoming the first military ruler to willingly handover power when military ruler-ship was still in fashion in Africa.\nHe was tried and jailed in 1996/1997 for planning a coup against the then military junta, Sani Abacha.\nHe was released in 1998 and contested for Nigeria's top job which he won in 1999. He is presently sponsoring an amendment into the Nigeria's Constitution for tenure extension.
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Cameroon,Nigeria,Morocco.
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It was probably Loquisha or Tameka or something.\n\n.
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Only 'Yahoo! Search' and 'Google Search' Engines can help you ! Type 'Osayi Omachonu + Wild Life Officer + Nigeria' into the Search panel - and all the details available on the Internet will be listed out for you.\nBest of Luck.
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Nigerians are the problem of Nigeria.
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They are Nigerian? 'Nuff said
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Family Name:  Abubakar \nGiven Name:  Atiku \nDates:  born 25 Nov 1946 \nGender:  Male \nCountry:  Nigeria \nPersonal Website:  http://www.atikuabubakar.net/
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Regrettably, I'm going to go with you can't. I suppose you could appeal to Nigeria's government, and you should,but they may be powerless. Also consider they unfortunate possiblity you may be too late. Don't send money, and most definitely don't go there yourself.