Ex-Minister Moro Faces Court on Monday for Immigration Scam That Killed Many

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Former Interior Minister, Abba Moro who was in-charge of the Nigerian Immigration Recruitment Scam, which led to the death of several young job-seeking Nigerians, will be docked tomorrow on 11-count charge before Justice Chikere of the Federal High Court in Abuja.

EFCC has concluded their investigations; it's left for Abba Moro to defend himself or go too prison.

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  1. Olutobi28 February, 2016 20:25

    Good job EFCC...Let's now see how the case would go in court

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  2. Steady28 February, 2016 20:27

    He must definitely go to prison. No space for wicked people

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  3. Unknown28 February, 2016 20:27

    Small time dem go talk say Jonathan's name should be written on the sands of time.where was his honour when these disrespectful Nigerians were ripping off the unemployed? Dem go hear am.

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  4. Hassan Aderemi28 February, 2016 20:29

    Long over due, let him come & clear his name in that immigration job scam that claimed the lives of some innocent Nigerians. In justice you can only run but you cannot hide.

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  5. ;k28 February, 2016 20:34

    Chai there is God o

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  6. Unknown28 February, 2016 20:44

    Very good. He must be taught not to be selfish and careless.

    dec.16th@yahoo.com

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  7. Anonymous28 February, 2016 20:48

    Am feeling for this man because I knew he commit much.nenyekutes@gmail.com

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  8. Unknown28 February, 2016 20:48

    I hope he go to jail

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  9. Unknown28 February, 2016 20:50

    Can't wait to see that beast and his henchmen rot in Jail !

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  10. Anonymous28 February, 2016 21:00

    Wicked man wiv a wicked act, c as hin waste life all cos of moni, he used d unemployment tin 2 his own advantage, efcc kudos 2 u, he should b jailed..inumidun

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  11. Unknown28 February, 2016 21:33

    Abba Omoro is really in for it, I am just anxious to see who will make history and go to jail first among these thieves.

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  12. Wale Olaoye28 February, 2016 21:33

    Yes, he should go and face the consequence of his action.

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  13. Jaycee Stevenz28 February, 2016 22:04

    In fact, he should be hanged, if convicted.

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  14. Unknown28 February, 2016 22:09

    Let him face the law for his roles in that scam.... Lost so many people

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  15. Micheal Oladapo28 February, 2016 22:22

    This case shd nt be delay @all and justice must prevail

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  16. Samson onigbinde29 February, 2016 01:23

    pay back time

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  17. Samson onigbinde29 February, 2016 01:24

    pay back time

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  18. Unknown29 February, 2016 01:29

    They must be brought to book nothing shall stop it in Jesus name

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  19. Wale Olaoye29 February, 2016 03:15

    Yes, he should go and face the consequence for his action!

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  20. olutoscene129 February, 2016 05:27

    There will always be a day of reckoning...

    olutoscene1@gmail.com

    #Olu,can you see?

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  21. Unknown29 February, 2016 07:52

    He must me face the law to explain his roles in that scam

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  22. Unknown29 February, 2016 11:03

    Good one. Let him face the heat

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  23. BUSSY29 February, 2016 11:52

    Ok nw lets see AO d case goes

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  24. SPACO29 February, 2016 12:38

    This is the best thing EFCC has done to revenge the dead.

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  25. Unknown01 March, 2016 12:58

    Good news let him face the heat

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