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Comedian Alibaba Said He Can Use Abacha’s Loot To Build A World Class Formula 1 Circuit In Nigeria

We all must have heard the news circulating on how Nigerian government wants to share Abacha’s loot worth $322 million among poor Nigerians.
But the 53 years old comedian Atunyota Alleluya Akpobome, popularly known as Alibaba thinks otherwise. His thoughts are far from the money being shared amongst Nigerians.
Alibaba talked about how he can transform the national theater within three years if given the $322 million Abacha loot the federal government is set to share to poor Nigerians.
He believes he can turn the national theater located in Lagos state into a world class Formula 1 circuit.
He as well added that he can return the capital back to government.
He strongly believes that sharing the loot as planned will not make Nigeria great.
Comedian Alibaba wrote on Instagram:
“I have a proposal for the federal government. Instead of (sharing) the Abacha loot, give me the money, let’s (transform) the National Theatre, Lagos, to a world class F1 circuit and create many opportunities from that place, and in (three) years we can still give you back this same amount you are about to share.
“Because if you share this money, it will go down the drain. If you give it to me, I will give it back to you in 3yrs and you can go on and share the same amount.
“And think about it, if it was shared would it be available to be shared now? About the same size of land is what is now a tourist attraction in Abu Dhabi… with multi-economic dynamics. Sharing the money will not make Nigeria great.
“It will kill our already dying economy.”
What are your thoughts on this???
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