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Former First Lady Maryam Abacha and her daughters in Aso Rock sometime between 1994/95.

Recent photo of her...

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http://www.newshelm.com/2015/11/throwback-pic-of-former-first-lady.html

Billion dollar Alhaja.

Meanwhile, comparing the two pictures you'd ask if she suddenly turned to a devoted muslim.

hmmmm...that year

We have really come a long way in this country

ok

Hmmm...odikwa very risky

Lovely

Old fashion...

We miss u so much daddy

such is life

who is she

Fulani.... they look so foreign. Abacha obviously wasn't a Nigerian at heart, that was why he looted like a hopeless animal. 1 useless man did so much damage and his offsprings can still be shown on social media... una no get sense?

No comment, I just came to occupy this space perhaps to know what it feels like to be on front page... If I don't get at least 200likes, I will never ever make no comment again.

Whenever I make the controversial comment- "NAIJA NO GO EVER BETTER", folks wallowing in feelings of delusional patriotism will be all to quick to call for my head. This is a family whose kleptomaniacal inclinations left the country hemorrhaging to near death, and it beats my imagination that they are being celebrated on social media, with some expressing feelings of admiration and envy for a family whose members should have been made to pay for the hell they put this country through. I'm reminded of a thread that made front page a day back, where a girl was pictured trying to study her notes in a very uncomfortable position at the road side with some roasted corn conspicuously displayed at her side. Her situation mirrors that of the average poor nigerian child who has been brought into untold hardship by the callous looting of public funds perpetuated by successive past administrations, of which this family is chiefly notable. I watch awe struck as hillary clinton, arguably the most influential female politican in the US was being drilled and quizzed by a committee of low profile congressmen, and juxtaposing that with the way polithiefcians are being celebrated in Nigeria and cheered on by the masses, majority of who live in abject poverty, filth and utter despair, i chuckle upon hearing the much trumpeted "slogan of hope" NAIJA GO BETTER.

igba ko lo bi orere

I just remembered something

Yellow fever nko; You dey bleach o you dey bleach- Fela

*Shivers* The daughter at left end (beside the pink dress) face is really scary - she too
resemble Abacha.

Abacha that name sounds familiar

K

more like she had the girls at 9

Nothing lasts forever,...yet they never give a damn about tomorrow

It is well

Q

Harrisonwo:
Though am an Igbo, I strongly believe that the general was the best thing to happen to Nigeria. A man with an iron fist, had the interest of the nation at heart, and many things. Thou, he was corrupted to a fault by those who planned in their own benefit. It didn't change his stance on my country. Our military was the main thing and a super power in west africa unlike what we see now. A no nonsense kind of man which made people hate him because they couldn't have their way like they did with the previous administration. I still see him as the best military head of state of my country.
Next in line would have been yaradua(best civilian head of state) but he didn't live long thereby giving the title to Oga Jona. Jonathan is more like abacha but didn't have the heart of a lion. He knows what he wants for the country but he allowed lots of people to influence him unlike Abacha who didn't always bend to the will of every one..... I see him as a mentor

How will Nigeria ever crawl out of the dungeon of underdevelopment with such dunderheads who are bereft of simple logical reasoning??

She's still beautiful and flawless.

OLD FASHION... In their most expensive outfit of those days!

USELESS THIEVES.

MissGdope:
who is she

Guess you're under-18, she's the wife to late General Sanni Abacha, she once boasted that no matter the amount of money recovered from her family, they can't be as poor as Dangote

Sanni Abacha was a ruthless dictator who fleeced the finances of the nation a lot that part of the loot are still being recovered till date.

K