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His first assignment pursuing dictator assets began in 1999 after a late night meeting in Geneva with a Nigerian government security adviser, who persuaded him to help track down the loot of the late Nigerian dictator Sani Abacha and his officials. To... Full Article at Reuters Mobile
I know you are not supposed to speak ill of the dead. I remember how shocked I was when I got off the plane in Lagos a day after the Nigerian military dictator Sani Abacha had suddenly died. I was confronted with a newspaper front page headline:... Full Article at BBC News
There was no question in 1996 that he would be able to be a governor, Sani Abacha was in charge
The prolific striker who played in five African Nations Cup finals would most likely have broken the tournament’s scoring record had the late Head of State, General Sani Abacha not stopped the Super Eagles from defending their African title in South... Full Article at THISDAY LIVE
The case of Burma reminds me of the long debate among economists and political scientists about why Indonesia and Nigeria, similar countries in many respects, have turned out so differently. Of course, there is the famous joke about our bureaucrats: a... Full Article at The Jakarta Globe
They lost narrowly to Argentina but beat Greece to make it to the second phase, where they lost a classic against a Roberto Baggio-inspired Italy. The future, for Yekini, for Nigeria and Africa seemed bright. But then the Nigerian dictator Sani Abacha... Full Article at Irish Examiner
It is not right to see youths collecting money from people and at the end no proper care is taken to clean the dumping site. Residents from Guard Street, Mountain Cut, Lumley Street, Sani Abacha Street and other communities do come here to dump their refuse
It doesn’t make any sense you allow the importation of Viagra at the expenses of mutoto and save hard-earned forex. Ban the importation of Viagra and mutoto at the same time. It believed two former head-of-states lost their lives because of Viagra and... Full Article at Tumfweko
TransAfrica's mission was much more than its trademark anti-apartheid activism. Robinson recalls rising to the defense of the bedraggled Haitian state, dumping bananas on the steps of the US trade representative's offices in protest over banana import... Full Article at AllAfrica.com
Nigeria. Zoning and Rotation started in the political history of Nigeria as far back as 1979 during the era of the National Party of Nigeria (NPN) for four years without any interruption,” Yakasai stated. He further said during the National... Full Article at THISDAY LIVE
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General Sani Abacha (Kano, 20 September 1943 – Abuja, 8 June 1998) was a Nigerian military leader and politician. He was the de facto President of Nigeria from 1993 to 1998. Full Article At Wikipedia.org
There was no question in 1996 that he would be able to be a governor, Sani Abacha was in charge
It is not right to see youths collecting money from people and at the end no proper care is taken to clean the dumping site. Residents from Guard Street, Mountain Cut, Lumley Street, Sani Abacha Street and other communities do come here to dump their refuse
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