Nigeria: A Devastated Economy. Donald Trump has revealed how Nigeria politicians killed the country economy.

Nigeria:
A Devastated Economy.

Donald Trump has revealed how Nigeria politicians killed the country economy. Americans government unveils 25 names of Nigerian richest politicians, that stock the public funds they stole in USA. Here are the names of the politicians and their bank.

1,Aisha Buhari, jp Morgan bank New York $2.9billion.
(2)Col. Abubakar lawal America Express bank New York $2.5b
(3) Garba shehu, wells fargo bank san Francisco $2.3b.
(4)Ahmed Idris, Citi group bank New York $2.1b
(5)Nadir El-Rufai citi group bank New York, $2.6b.
(6) Femi Adesina, Us bancorp bank Minnesota$1.9b.
(7) Turkur Buratai BB&T bank North California $2.9b..
(8)Muhammadu Buhari Ally financial bank, $3.5b..
(9)Solomon Dalong American bank. $4.2b..
(10)Lia Muhammadu. Ally financial bank $1.9b..
(11)AbdurrahmaDanbazau, unity Bs bank. $2.6b..
(12) Zara Buhari bank of America, $1.3b..
(13)Amina zakari citi group bank New York $1.8b..
(1 4) Baba Haruna jauro. Ally financial bank $2.2b.
(15)Umaru Dambatta bank of America, $1.7b..
(16)Aliyu Gusau, Ally financial bank $1.7b..
(17)Babatunda fashola America bank $2.4b.
(18 ) Rotimi Amechi SSA financial bank $3.6b.
(19) Chris Ngige Northern bank AA $2.7b.
(20) Babagana Monguno financial bank Detroit, $1.8b..
(21)Habibu Abdullahi, Us bancorp bank, $1.7b..
(22)Sadique Abubakar state Street corporation bank $1.8b..
(23)Abayomi Olonishakin citi group bank New York $2.3b..
(24)Babachir David lawal BB financial bank $987m.
(25)Aisha hadi sirika AA financial bank $976m..
What a shame! See how PMB and EFCC are fighting corruption. Forward to many Nigerians let them see how the wicked politicians have robed us and led us to recession and hardship. Negative change has killed Nigeria. Nigerian youths must decide 2019.
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