Former Kwara Governor, Mohammed Lawal is Dead Print E-mail
Written by Sunny Ofili, TON   
Wednesday, 15 November 2006
   
Former Kwara Governor, Mohammed Lawal Is Dead
  
Former Kwara State Governor, Mohammed Alabi Lawal is dead. He died early this morning in London Hospital after brief illness.
Sources close to the family in Ilorin said the retired naval officer’s health had been a source of concern for sometime now.

Lawal also served as military  governor  of Ogun state under Ibarahim Babangida’s administration



RobotRobot is offline 
Villager

avatar
 # 1

Former Kwara State Governor, Mohammed Alabi Lawal is dead. He died early this morning in London H...Read the full article.

Posted by Robot| 15.11.2006 10:22

Reply Quote



ExxcuzmeExxcuzme is offline 
Villager

avatar
 # 2

How come when the year is about to end people just die like that? Just wondering. R I P

Posted by Exxcuzme| 15.11.2006 10:33

Reply Quote



AbraxasAbraxas is offline 
Villager

avatar
 # 3

Hi, folks!

Where was EFCC all these years when the former governor of Kwara State, whose so-called immunity (to loot) expired since after 4-19 elections of
2003? Yeye dey boom.

Now that he has died (obviously befittingly, in London ...se you get?), we hope no further crocodile tears will be shed
profusely, hereafter.

Pssst! Pssst!! Pheeeeeee-e-e-ew!! That guy was fcuking CORRUPT! Sh-ee-e-ee-e-eeiiit!

Anyway, sha, may his supposedly "gentle" soul rest in perfect peace, just like General Sani Abacha. Idi Ameen.

Muchas gracias.

Don Juan Carlos ABRAXAS (III)

Posted by Abraxas| 15.11.2006 10:48

Reply Quote



tengallonstengallons is offline 
Villager

avatar
 # 4

Abraxas, you touch on an important point, ie the short memory of Nigerians. I smile whenever I see people like Gowon, Diete Spiff, Gen. Adebayo, etc holding forth ... In their time, they were very controversial. I even wonder whether we are still looking for the men who shot Muritala -- Clement Yildar and his accomplice.

Anyway sha, make Lawal soul RIP.

Posted by tengallons| 15.11.2006 11:26

Reply Quote



AuspiciousAuspicious is offline 
Villager

avatar
 # 5


Oldman: May your days be long!
Ayunge: Huh? Err...
Oldman: I say may your days be long!
Ayunge: Amin..Amen! Amen!
Oldman: May you reap from the fruits of your labor!
Ayunge: Amin, Ase Edumare!
Oldman: May you never live and die a fugitive!
Ayunge: AH-MEN!
Oldman: May you live in peace and die and peace at a ripe, old age!
Ayunge: Baba, what's with these your prayers now?
Oldman: Wait, do you want to live and die in peace at a ripe, old age??
Ayunge: I do..it is just that...
Oldman: THEN SAY AMEN!
Ayunge: AMEN!
Oldman: May you confidently retire in peace amongst your people!
Ayunge: Amen!
Oldman: If you attain a ripe, old age abroad, may you come home to die in peace!
Ayunge: Err..I don't want to die yet.
Oldman: AMEN!
Ayunge: A..Amen!
Oldman: I say again, may your days be long and filled with wisdom.
Ayunge: Amen!
Oldman: Go forth young man, you are blessed.
Ayunge: Thank you, Baba. You are blessed too.

THE END.

Auspicious.

Posted by Auspicious| 15.11.2006 12:37

Reply Quote



villageHeadMastervillageHeadMaster is offline 
Villager

avatar
 # 6


=Robot;138680>...He died early this morning in (a) London Hospital after brief illness.



Ironic, how these ogas and madams seem to all meet the same fate: death whilst taking advantage of the best healthcare the world can offer; the same healthcare they were in a position to provide in their own backyard but woefully failed to, choosing instead to live sumptuously on the fruits of the motherland as if death doesn't becometh of us all...

Posted by villageHeadMaster| 15.11.2006 15:31

Reply Quote



salstepsalstep is offline 
Villager

avatar
 # 7

Another corrupt governor bites the dust.
May the soul of the corrupt one rest in pieces.

Posted by salstep| 15.11.2006 18:04

Reply Quote



OghreOghre is offline 
Villager

avatar
 # 8

While his remains have arrived safely for state or stateless burial, is the Nigerian Government planning to repatriate his foreign currency from abroad?

Abi na another case of a former government official from Africa dead abroad and his undocumented, unaccounted unexplained wealth lost in some bank with no known next of kin to claim the proceeds?

By the way what can we do in Nijja to get the lost wealth of people ike ZIK, Bakin Zuwo, Abacha and the like?

Posted by Oghre| 16.11.2006 09:53

Reply Quote


Last Updated ( Wednesday, 23 April 2008 )
 

Services : E-mail news | RSS Feeds | Podcasts
Links:   About the NVS | Contact Us | Terms of Use | Privacy & Cookies | Advertise With Us
All Rights Reserved. NigeriaVillageSquare.com