The Real Barack Obama site was sending folks a mybarackobama link to a “Nigerians For Obama” group. Some people were wondering what was up with that. Well, now we know.

Let’s start a daily count of how long it takes for the USA Main Stream NoMedia to pick up on this obvious effort on the part of the Nigerian Stock Exchange to illegally influence an American Presidential election.

About 74 million naira (or $630,000) was raised for Barack Obama @ Lagos last month. The problem is that no candidate is supposed to receive money from abroad. Last month, Obama's campaign also received thousands of dollars from 2 brothers in Palestine. Obama's campaign had no choice but to return the money.

Read more on BBC's site: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/7592362.stm

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of accompishments, a leader, or a candidacy of substance.

so he could get something from somewhere............anyway it's a long story but I got screwed and didn't make a nickel. I just hope I can get my $25,000 back. I'm thinking of hiring a big gun like John Edwards to sue Nigeria!

from the RWSAA. I promise you, none of your donations will go to support Obama. All providers paid for by you will be screened for political affiliation, unless they are exceedingly hott. lol

The title of the article is "Nigeria seizes money 'for Obama' "

It states “that the Obama campaign had disassociated itself from the group.”

In the words of the person raising the money: "We never said we were going to donate money for the campaign," she said.

"The money was going to be spent on adverts encouraging Nigerians in the US to vote for Mr Obama, she said."

It also said "no Nigerian laws had been broken" .  And if they were not stopped by the EFCC, by spending the money on ads they would not be breaking any US laws.

So what exactly was your point?