Doghari:


It is better than giving the money to an iiterate Almajiris who will end up spending it on his presidential jets and buy Air tickets worth millions of naira for his children to london. Zahra and her siblings spend 10 million naira on each trip to london.

No matter the trillions repratriated it will never trickle down to a single poor nigerian, we all know this. The man deserves his wages. It was signed in black and white, and it is LEGAL. Go to hell with your patriotism to a murderous feudal and nepotist regime.

PassingShot:
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Doghari:


@passingshit, E pain you? I thought Abacha never stole according your allah on earth called Doghari?

TonyeBarcanista:
This guy is a bastard. did he say 40% or 4%? It is better for the money to idle away than to give in to the legal thief.


Money wey Abacha "suffer" thief Na this man wan take 40%. Ole

pyxon:


Typical Yoruba. Can't even be straight forward. Nobody deserves to be a Yoruba coward. its a curse

ISpiksDaTroof:
Look at how the chest beating-40% seeking-sexual deviant described himself:

"...an international super-figure who has gained the admiration of friendly countries."

Victorvexz:
[s]
I can feel how happy u are about this news, and my question to u is, what will u benefit from supporting every news as far as it is against Nigeria? U say u want ur country, but u refuse to leave other cities in Nigeria to ur landlocked south east to prove to us that u people are not playing anymore, that u re serious, until u that, we can take u serious and consider giving u freedom. U will never have ur country and still remain in Nigeria and still enjoying every right as other Nigerians. U will never eat ur cake and have. It does not happen. Leave Nigerian territory in ur millions to the south east, the we grant u freedom, until then, stop spitting all over this threa[/s]

ISpiksDaTroof:


Send yourself to law school first. That was my profession for years.

Abeymills:
Nwane biko collect ya money biko

TonyeBarcanista:
This guy is a bastard. did he say 40% or 4%? It is better for the money to idle away than to give in to the legal thief.


Money wey Abacha "suffer" thief Na this man wan take 40%. Ole

Badgers14:


I understand your frustration about this development but let me clear things up for you a little bit....

Mr.Nnaka fighting for a $220m paycheck is no where a selfish act, if he has a contract with the government for 40% ...oh well as bad as it might sound the contract is binding.. But mind you, he didn't just walk into the ministry and get that job whomever signed that contract on behalf of the government is also expecting some kick backs.... This is just like typical Nigerian contract, folks hear on the radio the governor signed N2.4bn road project... The contractor most times don't get all the money.. They might even pocket N1bn and give the contractor N1.4bn.

This scenario is like either Malami or Mr. Nnaka is back tracking on the quota they previously agreed to ..."aye' someone is getting greedy.. Mind you though that Mr.Nnaka is not a big shot lawyer in Maryland ( confirm this from anyone that lives there). He is just an attorney willing to play there a game... Moreover the case is an easy win because no one is dragging the money with Nigerian government..

Also, I don't know where you reside, U.S, Nigeria, UK...e.t.c

But in U.S personal injury lawyers are not charge and bail lawyers.. Actually almost every big law firms have that department because there is money to be made there..(they don't accept every case though and they are very selective). Also there are a whole lots of big shot law firms in the personal injury arena that handles only thoses cases.

Also in the U.S, a lawyer could charge 40% ( usually standard) or 35% whatever both parties agree on or they could charge you a flat fee say $5k or $10k for case... They could also charge you per hour. Some big law firms could charge you between $1,500 - $2,000 per hour.

I might have to send you an invoice for this long lecture

CarroltonFarms:
https://www.avvo.com/attorneys/21202-md-godson-nnaka-643062.html

According to this site, dude's currently disbarred. FGN is to Incompetence as Incompetence is to Ineptitude!

CarroltonFarms:
https://www.avvo.com/attorneys/21202-md-godson-nnaka-643062.html

According to this site, dude's currently disbarred. FGN is to Incompetence as Incompetence is to Ineptitude!

TonyeBarcanista:
This guy is a bastard. did he say 40% or 4%? It is better for the money to idle away than to give in to the legal thief.


Money wey Abacha "suffer" thief Na this man wan take 40%. Ole

Osama10:
And somebody said Abacha never stole.

ISpiksDaTroof:
More on this weird man:



Candidate's bid knows no borders

City lawyer faces hurdles in Nigeria presidential run

August 21, 2006|By JULIE BYKOWICZ | JULIE BYKOWICZ,SUN REPORTER

With one exception, Nnaka's cases over the years have not attracted general public attention. He made a brief cameo in the public eye in 1999, when he represented G. Samson Ugorji, the first appraiser charged in the city's property flipping scandal.

Ugorji was convicted of fraudulently inflating appraisals for properties that were bought cheaply, renovated lightly and resold quickly for huge profits.

Over the years, Nnaka's legal skills have been questioned by some judges and attorneys. The Maryland Attorney Grievance Commission has no record of sanctions against Nnaka.




A federal district judge warned Nnaka of the "necessity of advanced and thorough case preparation" in a January 1999 written opinion in one of his cases.

In March 2005, a panel of Maryland appeals judges called Nnaka's legal arguments in one case "hopelessly intertwined and lacking in clarity."

Nnaka's legal experience extends beyond his role as a lawyer. He has been a defendant a dozen times and a plaintiff a dozen more in contract disputes and other civil cases - including three with his own employees.

In 2000, Clothilda Harvey alleged that she'd quit because Nnaka had asked her to falsify billable hours. Nnaka shot back in a counterclaim that Harvey was the one swindling clients.

When confronted with the dueling lawsuits, Baltimore Circuit Judge Clifton J. Gordy scribbled in his notes: "The whole mess should be dismissed."

The judge ruled in Harvey's favor, awarding her court costs.


Now Nnaka is accused of a far more serious matter. Court documents state that he propositioned a 16-year-old girl for sex inside his downtown law firm.

According to Baltimore police charging documents, Nnaka met the teenager on a Friday while dining at Uncle Lee's Szechuan Restaurant, near the law office. He gave her his business card.

The next evening, July 15, the documents state, the woman and two friends, also teenage girls, went to Nnaka's Redwood Street office to discuss hiring him.

Nnaka told the alleged victim he would discount his fee if she allowed him to touch her, the documents state. She consulted with her friends and agreed.

Then he took off his pants and offered her $50 for sex. She "began to freak out" and refused, but he kept pursuing her, the documents state.

Police said one of the friends managed to snap a few photos with a disposable camera before using a pair of scissors to fend off Nnaka. The girls left the office and flagged down a police officer.

They gave the camera to the police, said Officer Troy Harris, a spokesman for the Baltimore Police Department.

Nnaka's attorney, Timothy M. Dixon, says his client was the victim.

Dixon says the teens tried to charge Nnaka for sex. When he refused, Dixon says, they snapped photos to extort money from him and then became violent - chasing him with a pair of scissors.

If Aluko of Nigerian Democratic Movement is any gauge, the charges won't help Nnaka's political career. "If you have judgments against you," he says, "that creates a moral burden."

julie.bykowicz@baltsun.com


http://articles.baltimoresun.com/2006-08-21/news/0608210070_1_nigeria-nnaka-sexual-solicitation/2

Badgers14:


I understand your frustration about this development but let me clear things up for you a little bit....

Mr.Nnaka fighting for a $220m paycheck is no where a selfish act, if he has a contract with the government for 40% ...oh well as bad as it might sound the contract is binding.. But mind you, he didn't just walk into the ministry and get that job whomever signed that contract on behalf of the government is also expecting some kick backs.... This is just like typical Nigerian contract, folks hear on the radio the governor signed N2.4bn road project... The contractor most times don't get all the money.. They might even pocket N1bn and give the contractor N1.4bn.

This scenario is like either Malami or Mr. Nnaka is back tracking on the quota they previously agreed to ..."aye' someone is getting greedy.. Mind you though that Mr.Nnaka is not a big shot lawyer in Maryland ( confirm this from anyone that lives there). He is just an attorney willing to play there a game... Moreover the case is an easy win because no one is dragging the money with Nigerian government..

Also, I don't know where you reside, U.S, Nigeria, UK...e.t.c

But in U.S personal injury lawyers are not charge and bail lawyers.. Actually almost every big law firms have that department because there is money to be made there..(they don't accept every case though and they are very selective). Also there are a whole lots of big shot law firms in the personal injury arena that handles only thoses cases.

Also in the U.S, a lawyer could charge 40% ( usually standard) or 35% whatever both parties agree on or they could charge you a flat fee say $5k or $10k for case... They could also charge you per hour. Some big law firms could charge you between $1,500 - $2,000 per hour.

I might have to send you an invoice for this long lecture

ISpiksDaTroof:


Our precedent is clear that disbarment is the appropriate sanction for Nnaka, considering the full extent of his misconduct. He was unresponsive to his clients, changed offices without telling them, failed to keep them informed about their matters, and instructed them to lie to the court about the nature of his representation. He has proven himself unfit to practice law and shall be disbarred.

IT IS SO ORDERED; RESPONDENT SHALL PAY ALL COSTS AS TAXED BY THE CLERK OF THIS COURT, INCLUDING COSTS OF ALL TRANSCRIPTS, PURSUANT TO MARYLAND RULE 16-761. JUDGMENT IS ENTERED IN FAVOR OF THE ATTORNEY GRIEV ANCE COMMISSION AGAINST NNAKA IN THE SUM OF THESE COSTS.

http://www.courts.state.md.us/opinions/coa/2012/52a08ag.pdf

nyben4eva:


The Hausa man who looted our common wealth and stashed it in a foreign country and the Igbo man who is struggling to make us have it back after several years of depreciation,who is more greedy? Don't let tribaism and hatred for the Igbos hinder your sense of judgment.