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Nigeria Governors’ Forum & their Fake Consultants - Dr. George Uboh laments in new interview.

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 Dr. George Uboh

A notice to all Nigerians residing in the country or those at the diaspora, it's is becoming unbearable as our esteem  Governors through the umbrella of Nigeria Governors’ Forum (NGF)  now conspire to use fake consultantsto siphon the Paris Club Debt refund the Federal Government gave all Governors to pay salaries while ignoring genuine consultants like George Uboh who saved the NGF over $478M USD, I, Dr. George Uboh, humbly submit to you fellow Nigerians that Nigeria is a failed state?

I plead with you all to listen to the attached video and read to the attached documents, to wit: a) consultancy letter from the NGF to me dated June 14, 2014, b) my July 30, 2014 report and recommendation to the NGF finding that the portion of the judgment by Justice Ademola awarding 15% ($478.2m usd) to contractors who were not party to the suit is erroneous thus vowing to fight Justice Ademola, c) October 7, 2014 letter conveying acceptance of my fees, d) several June/July/August 2015 newspaper articles in which I publicly criticized Justice Ademola, e) Justice Ademola’s judgment awarding $478.2m usd to contractors who are not party to the suit, f) Justice Ademola’s garnishee nisi awarding same $478.2m USD to contractors who are not party to the suit, g) Justice Ademola’s July 2016 garnishee absolute reversing himself by striking out the $478.2m usd award after my criticisms of his judgment thus I saved the NGF $478.2m usd, h) Sept 5, 2017 letter demanding my pay, i) Sept. 20, 2017 newspaper article of fake consultant NGF used who was nabbed by the EFCC, j) my Sept. 20, 2017 petition to the EFCC, k) my Sept. 21, 2017 petition to DSS, l) my Sept. 21, 2017 petition to the AGF.    
Come 2019, any Nigerian who votes for any of these rogue politicians or any politician who has not fought corruption in the past would be exacerbating our problem of recycling corruption.

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