AMAECHI OWNS THE $43M, ATTEMPTS TO COVER UP WILL FAIL--- FANI KAYODE'S AIDE.

"    Former Minister of Aviation, Femi Fani-Kayode's media aide  Jude Ndukwe, has insisted that Transport Minister Rotimi Amaechi owns the $43million, £27,800 and N23million recovered by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission in an apartment in Ikoyi, Lagos State. Ndukwe, who said any attempt to cover up the former Rivers State governor’s ownership of the money will fail, went further to describe Amaechi in a lot of unprintable words, including saying, the former governor is “a pot-bellied creek Haramite who comes from the gutter.” Fani-Kayode had alleged in a tweet that the recovered money belonged to Amaechi. Responding, Amaechi’s media aide, David Iyofor, asked the former minister to show the title documents with Amaechi’s name as the owner or shut up, adding that “when normal peeps talk, this one also want to talk. SMH. “Someone will just sniff something then comes on Twitter to rant incomprehensible nonsense. Some fellows really need help, serious help.” The response which did not go down well with Fani-Kayode’s aide, saw Ndukwe throw caution to the air and ask if truly “Rotimi Ameachi is a human being.” Ndukwe continued, “We read with amusement the insulting words of one of Rotimi Ameachi’s aides about Chief Femi Fani-Kayode. In the first place one must ask, is Rotimi Amaechi a human being? Everyone knows he is an animal. “A man who had to appoint his own psychiatrist as his Commissioner of Health when he was the governor because he kept breaking down during cabinet meetings? “A man that shits in his pants every time that he hears FFK’s name? Do you expect the great FFK to respond to a creature like Rotimi who he once described as ‘a pot-bellied creek Haramite who comes from the gutter’. Read also: MEMO TO BUHARI: I’ve no regret, no apologies, El-Rufai says “Rotimi Amaechi has the nerve to send his boy to insult FFK? We will not respond to the little errand boy that says he is Amaechi’s spokesman. The rat is too small. “We have bigger and better things to do. We are waiting for Amaechi himself to open his *** mouth. Let us hear from him and not from his errand boy. The man is a cul***. He is also a serial tra*** who spends more time smoking ***** and drinking kai kai than on servicing his wife. “He was a houseboy to Gov. Peter Odili and his very wife was also a **** girl to Odili’s wife. The Odilis made them human beings after they washed their toilets and **** for many years yet in the end both Rotimi and his wife betrayed them. “Rotimi is nothing but a *****, and **** heel. He needs to free his belly; he must cough up all the money that (went missing) from Rivers state when he was governor rather than trying to fool anyone. “He should also stop the rubbish he is doing at Transport. He owns the USD 43m and everyone knows it. Attempts to cover up for him will fail”. RipplesNigeria ….without borders, without fears Click here to download the Ripples Nigeria App for latest updates Comments 2 comments Share this on WhatsApp inShare 1 Previous: History retold as Isale Eko goes on stage ABOUT EDITOR We are an online newspaper, very passionate about Nigerian politics, business and its leaders. We dig deeper, without borders and without fears. .. RELATED NEWS PDP CRISIS: Markarfi faction calls Sheriff group ‘pigs in the mud’ over accusations against Jonathan April 14, 2017 MEMO TO BUHARI: I’ve no regret, no apologies, El-Rufai says April 14, 2017 EDO: Ize-Iyamu, PDP reject Tribunal ruling, move to appeal April 14, 2017 ARCHIVES < April 2017.

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