Nigeria Former Head Of State Son Release From United State Jail

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• KWASI APONKYE 9 years ago

  TYPICAL ALATA PEOPLE..
  QUICK MONEY AND CRIMINOLOGY ALWAYS DEY FOLLOW THEM EVERYWHERE THEY GO.
  THERE IS GOD OOOO

  TYPICAL ALATA PEOPLE..
  QUICK MONEY AND CRIMINOLOGY ALWAYS DEY FOLLOW THEM EVERYWHERE THEY GO.
  THERE IS GOD OOOO

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• John baddoo 9 years ago

  you are a waste of space.

  you are a waste of space.

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• Osofo Sika 9 years ago

  Why this news not concern GhAna

  Why this news not concern GhAna

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• GOLD 9 years ago

  He enrolled in law school AFTER prison, but was a legal adviser WHEN IN prison?
  
  Was he just voluntarily socially counselling (a good thing), or he was a fake lawyer while there?
  40 years, served 22!
  
  Lucky man, Amoateng ...
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  He enrolled in law school AFTER prison, but was a legal adviser WHEN IN prison?
  
  Was he just voluntarily socially counselling (a good thing), or he was a fake lawyer while there?
  40 years, served 22!
  
  Lucky man, Amoateng!
  10 years, served 7.

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• Foreigner 9 years ago

  The journalist makes it sound like President Obama looked specifically at his case and released him. The fact is that President Obama has taken on a de-congestion exercise in the prisons. He gave direction to the Justice De ...
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  The journalist makes it sound like President Obama looked specifically at his case and released him. The fact is that President Obama has taken on a de-congestion exercise in the prisons. He gave direction to the Justice Department to release, en masse, thousands of so-called 'non-violent' inmates who have long sentences and have served at least 9 years, so space in jails can be freed up. It's been controversial. This person must have been considered non-violent and therefore, his long sentence terminated.

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• KATAKYIE 9 years ago

  Nigerians and drugs !!! He was not an innocent person. He did it. Evennow, he will do it again. Nigerians and quick moneyis just like cat and meat.

  Nigerians and drugs !!! He was not an innocent person. He did it. Evennow, he will do it again. Nigerians and quick moneyis just like cat and meat.

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• Martin 9 years ago

  The author of the article, which also appeared in another publication created the false impression that President Obama relented to personal appeals and ordered the release of Musa Jack Ngonadi. This couldn't be further from ...
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  The author of the article, which also appeared in another publication created the false impression that President Obama relented to personal appeals and ordered the release of Musa Jack Ngonadi. This couldn't be further from the truth. Musa as among several others who were pardoned by the President, because they were sentenced to jail terms that were inconsistent with the nature of crimes they committed. Seconlyd, the president ordered the release of non-violent drug offenders from federal prisons as part of his prison decongestion policy. As a non-immigrant offender, Musa was promptly handed over to the US immigration authorities who then deported him to Nigeria.

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• ABINCHI 9 years ago

  AN ALATA-MAN WILL DO ANYTHING TO MAKE MONEY. HOW COME THAT THE SON OF A FORMER HEAD OF STATE OF AN OIL PRODUCING COUNTRY, NIGERIA, CAN STOOP SOO LOW TO BECOME A DRUG DEALER. SHAME UNTO HIM !!!

  AN ALATA-MAN WILL DO ANYTHING TO MAKE MONEY. HOW COME THAT THE SON OF A FORMER HEAD OF STATE OF AN OIL PRODUCING COUNTRY, NIGERIA, CAN STOOP SOO LOW TO BECOME A DRUG DEALER. SHAME UNTO HIM !!!

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• Kwesi 9 years ago

  oh child of hate, your food is ready.

  oh child of hate, your food is ready.

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• Obahemaa 9 years ago

  I don't care...wont ever hire you as my attorney to represent me... to defend drug smugglers?? Better off engaging in public speaking to young Nigerians to refrain from getting involved in such heinous act to make quick mon ...
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  I don't care...wont ever hire you as my attorney to represent me... to defend drug smugglers?? Better off engaging in public speaking to young Nigerians to refrain from getting involved in such heinous act to make quick money without regards to the devastation of family and black men.

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• Akos 9 years ago

  Is this Nigerian abroad it Ghanaian abroad ? Ghanaian with pull him Down syndrome (PhD )

  Is this Nigerian abroad it Ghanaian abroad ? Ghanaian with pull him Down syndrome (PhD )

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• Ottawa 9 years ago

  MASSA IF U GUYS LIVE IN THE U.S LIKE U WILL SEE HOW THE C.I.A OR THE F.B.I CAN SET U UP PRISON. I WISH HIM ALL THE BEST IN LIFE.IT IS NOT TOO LATE

  MASSA IF U GUYS LIVE IN THE U.S LIKE U WILL SEE HOW THE C.I.A OR THE F.B.I CAN SET U UP PRISON. I WISH HIM ALL THE BEST IN LIFE.IT IS NOT TOO LATE

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• Blk man in the US 9 years ago

  When one Nigerian is arrested for crimes hurting families worldwide, another Nigerian steps up and takes him place in continuing the criminal enterprise...globally. The Russians and other eastern Europeans are infamous for su ...
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  When one Nigerian is arrested for crimes hurting families worldwide, another Nigerian steps up and takes him place in continuing the criminal enterprise...globally. The Russians and other eastern Europeans are infamous for such too!
  
  Show on Oprah's channel is called,
  TO CATCH A CON MAN. Shows Nigerians in London, meeting Americans, to help pull off their 419 scams.
  
  Scammers keep legitimate prospecting businesses success rates low in recruiting and helping people with real needs. Thanks for nothing.

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• Fi 9 years ago

  Years ago, someone asked me to take a camera and some cash to a friend, while visiting London. Now i think about this,it was a foolish thing to do. It is so easy to be framed!

  Years ago, someone asked me to take a camera and some cash to a friend, while visiting London. Now i think about this,it was a foolish thing to do. It is so easy to be framed!

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