NOW, IS OBASANJO TURNING THE HEAT ON BABANGIDA? For the first time in his adult life, Ibrahim Babangida had to answer questions about his misdeeds. Nigeria's most sacred cow was interrogated by security officials for money laundering, just after he met with President Olusegun Obasanjo's enemies in Abia State. READ MORE

HISTORY: BANBANGIDA'S USED ECOMOG FOR PERSONAL GAINS: When General Ibrahmi Babangida sent Nigerian troops and money to Liberia in 1990, the ECOMOG that he formed was an illegality and he did it to protect his investments and help his dictator-friend Samuel Doe. And Nigerians' attention were diverted from the trouble at home. READ MORE

BABANGIDA INSTITUTIONALIZED CORRUPTION, DECLARES EFCC: Nuhu Ribadu, the head of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commision, talks big. In an unusual statement from a public official, EFCC's Nuhu Ribadu has acknowledged that IBB is the mastermind of institutionalized corruption in Nigeria. So, why is IBB still enjoying his loot? READ MORE

NATION: THUGGERY ESCALATES UNDER OBASANJO'S DEMOCRACY In a desperate bid to hold on to power, President Olusegun Obasanjo has been aiding political thuggery and disrespecting the rule of law. In Anambra, Bayelsa and now, Oyo State, the story has pretty much been the same. How else can Chris Uba or Lamidi Adedibu not be in jail? READ MORE

IBB'S SERVANTS DON'T WANT TO READ FROM US Ibrahim Babangida has been hiring paid patrons to polish his image on the Internet. Unfortunately, they have been doing a lousy job. That is why they hate to read from us. Ibrahim-babangida.com has told us to stop send them our messages. READ MORE

Informed Commentaries: Babangida: Agent of the Devil , by Karina Kabir, India
Adedibu, the Crooked Wood, by Wale Akin, UK
IBB's Hallelujah Boys, by Femi Akomolafe, The Netherlands
Selected Letters: A Devious Campaign
Say Something: AGAINSTBABANGIDA FORUM

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