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Campaign to recover Abacha's loot

Forwarded by: Orevaoghene C. Obaro

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Dear friends and activists,

The biggest case of money laundering by western banks of resources looted from the third world concerns Nigeria. At the same time it concerns us all.

The Abacha case has received enormous publicity and the basic facts are not denied.

If the looters and their accomplices still profit from it, big scale corruption all over the world get a powerful bust.

We, the initiators of this campaign are Nigerians in Diaspora. We have the extra spur of fighting against the slur of being a "community of thieves", when as a community our country is been plundered.

We ask you to read, sign and pass it on to as many people as you can.

Yours truly,

Oreva Obaro
Coordinator for the Campaign

 

Campaign To Recover
The Abacha Loot Now!

"As long as Western banks make profits out of large-scale corruption, large-scale corruption in developing countries is here to stay." Support the Campaign against banks that help dictators to loot the Nigerian people by signing the campaign below.

Your support makes a difference!

Please distribute this campaign as widely as possible by forwarding it to a friend.

You can endorse the campaign by sending us your name/organisation indicating city, country with your Email address.

(This petition will be sent to the authorities in The United Kingdom, the USA, the Federal Republic of Germany, France, Italy, Belgium, The Netherlands, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Austria, New Zealand, Australia, the European Union.)

Campaign Coordinator : Oreva Obaro
Korporalstubben 4a, NORWAY

Dear Mr/Mrs President/Prime Minister/Chancellor,

Fifteen British banks have assisted the late Nigerian dictator Abacha to laundering a fortune says The Financial Services Authority. Renowned banks in the city of London - by breaking their own rules - have laundered over 1 billion US dollars of the more than 4 billion dollars Abacha has taken out of Nigeria.

Widely respected newspapers like the Financial Times, The Guardian and others have reported this laundering of the Abacha billions by Western banks. The facts above are well established and new ramifications continue to be publicized regularly.

Despite all of the above, the money belonging to the Nigerian people, stolen by Abacha and his associates, is still in these same Western banks earning profits for these institutions.

We urge the British government and governments in all involved countries to immediately take the necessary steps to stop banks making profits from money-laundering, and to restore to the people of Nigeria their rightful property now.

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