| Njide (5:26
                                             PM): | Hello sir. May I speak with you please? | 
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| Ikeekweremadu (5:27 PM): | May i know u please | 
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| Njide (5:27 PM):   | Yes, sir, you
                                             may. | 
| Njide (5:27
                                             PM):   | Please do not be fooled by the screen name. | 
| Njide (5:28 PM):   | My name is completely different. | 
|   Njide (5:28 PM):   | If you review the following websites, you will know who I am. | 
| Njide (5:28 PM):   | This is the first website: | 
|   Njide (5:28 PM):  | http://africandiasporal.tripod.com/thecriminalandimmoralactsofehigieedoborakagodwinuzamere. | 
| Njide (5:29
                                             PM):   | This is the second website: | 
| Njide (5:29 PM):   | http://getjusticeforanamericanschvartze.tripod.com | 
| Njide (5:29
                                             PM):   | My name is Cheryl D. Uzamere. | 
| Njide (5:29 PM):   | I am the wife of Senator Ehigie Edobor Uzamere. | 
|   Njide (5:29 PM):
                                               | You may think that his marriage to Iriagbonse is legal,
                                             but I assure you. It is not. | 
|   Njide (5:30 PM): | As a matter of fact, I have already spoken with the Honorable Samuel Saba of the Code of Conduct Bureau. | 
| Njide (5:30 PM):   | I also sent him an e-mail. | 
| Njide (5:30 PM):   | Ehigie's
                                             family knows about me and our daughter. | 
|   Njide (5:31 PM):   | Yes, sir...I said our daughter Tara. She is now nearly 28 years old and a nursing student in college. | 
| Njide (5:31 PM):   | If you wish, you may contact me at (718) 647-8370. | 
|   Njide (5:31 PM):
                                               | Or, you can contact any of Senator Uzamere's brothers.
                                             They know me. | 
| Njide (5:31 PM):   | George Uzamere
                                             (718) 346-7128. | 
| Njide (5:31 PM):   | Wellington Uzamere
                                             (301) 464-7634. | 
|   Njide (5:32 PM):   | Eugene Uzamere (718) 409-3389. And by the way, Eugene Osato Uzamere is an attorney in New York and
                                             in Nigeria. | 
| Njide (5:32 PM): | May I have a comment
                                             from you, please sir? | 
| Njide (5:32 PM): | I guarantee you,
                                             I am not lying. | 
|     Njide (5:33 PM): | I am resending you one of the website: http://africandiasporal.tripod.com/thecriminalandimmoralactsofchiefehigieedoborakagodwinuzamere/ | 
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| Ikeekweremadu (5:33 PM): | What do you want
                                             me to do | 
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| Njide (5:33 PM): | The first one
                                             I typed was incorrect. | 
| Njide (5:34 PM): | What would you
                                             do if the victim was you sister? | 
| Njide (5:34 PM): | What does the
                                             Constitution of Nigeria require you to do? | 
|   Njide (5:35 PM): | If you like, I can send you a link so that you can see what Nigeria's Constitution requires: http://www.nigeria-law.org | 
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| Ikeekweremadu (5:35 PM):    | THIS is purely a domestic matter | 
| Njide (5:35 PM):   | No. Bigamy is a felony. | 
| Njide (5:35 PM):   | A
                                             crime IS NOT a domestic matter. | 
|     Njide (5:36 PM): | Perhaps you should contact Mr. Saba of the Code of Conduct Bureau. I
                                             guarantee you, I will save this conversation and tell him that I spoke with you. | 
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| Ikeekweremadu (5:36 PM): | I suggest you
                                             report to the police then | 
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| Njide (5:36 PM): | And I suggest that you contact Mr. Saba. | 
| Njide (5:36 PM): | If you don't,
                                             then I will report you. | 
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| Ikeekweremadu (5:37 PM): | I cant stop laughing | 
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|   Njide
                                             (5:37 PM): | Remember, I can and I WILL print this conversation
                                             and give it to Mr. Saba. | 
|   Njide (5:38 PM):   | That's okay. Your country is very corrupt. I expect that you would do so. | 
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| Ikeekweremadu (5:38 PM):    | You a such a funny person | 
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| Njide (5:38 PM): | But there is one God...and I guarantee you, he will hear me. | 
| Njide (5:38 PM): | Yes. I'd rather be funny than corrupt. | 
| Njide (5:38 PM): | In any case, do
                                             your job and speak with Mr. Saba, please. | 
| Njide (5:39 PM): | Bigamy violate
                                             Nigerian law | 
| Njide (5:39 PM): | It also violates
                                             New York State law. | 
|   Njide (5:39 PM): | You might want to check you country's laws since it appears you don't know them. | 
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| Ikeekweremadu (5:40 PM): | Madam why dont
                                             you brief a lawyer and stop harrassing me | 
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|   Njide
                                             (5:40 PM): | You can always leave, but like I said, if you do not
                                             speak with Mr. Saba, I will report you. | 
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| Ikeekweremadu (5:41 PM): | I will tell sen uzamere to go and sort out things with you ok | 
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|   Njide (5:42 PM): | You might also try speaking with my husband...and Iriagbonse. Seems like he fooled her also. | 
|         Njide
                                             (5:43 PM): | Code of Conduct BureauFederal Secretariat Complex5TH
                                             Floor, Annex III,Shehu Shagari WayPMB 155Abuja, FCTNigeria.Telephone;234-9-5231320, 5231608 Web site: www.codeofconductbureau.com e-mail- info@codeofconductbureau.com | 
| Njide (5:43
                                             PM): | Contact information for Mr. Saba in case you don't
                                             have it. | 
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| Ikeekweremadu (5:43 PM):    | I dont need it | 
| Ikeekweremadu (5:44 PM):    | Go and brief a lawyer | 
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|   Njide
                                             (5:44 PM): | The website for the Nigerian Marriage Act of 1990:
                                             http://www.nigeria-law.org/Marriage%20Act.htm | 
| Njide (5:45
                                             PM): | 39. Whoever, being unmarried, goes through the ceremony
                                             of marriage under this Act with a person whom he or she knows to be married to another person, shall be liable to imprisonment
                                             for five years.   40. Whoever in any affidavit, declaration, certificate, licence, document, or
                                             statement by law to be made or issued for the purposes of a marriage, declares, enters, certifies or marriage, states any
                                             material matter which is false, shall, if he does so without having taken reasonable means to ascertain the truth or falsity
                                             of such matter, be liable to imprisonment for one year, or shall, if he does so knowing that such matter is false, be liable
                                             to imprisonment for five years.   41. Whoever endeavours to prevent a marriage by pretence
                                             that his consent thereto is required by law, or that any person whose consent is so required does not consent, or that there
                                             is any legal impediment to the performing of such marriage, shall, if he does so knowing that such pretence is false or without
                                             having reason to believe that it is true, be liable to imprisonment for two years.   42.
                                             Whoever performs or witnesses as a marriage officer the ceremony of marriage, knowing that he is not duly qualified so to
                                             do, or that any of the matters required by law for ceremony. the validity of such marriage has not happened or been performed,
                                             so that the marriage is void or unlawful on any ground, shall be liable to imprisonment for five years.   43.
                                             Whoever, being under a duty to fill up the certificate of a marriage celebrated by him, or the counterfoil thereof, or to
                                             transmit the same to the registrar of marriages, wilfully fails to perform such duty, shall be liable to imprisonment for
                                             two years.   44. Whoever personates any other person in marriage, or marries under a false
                                             name or description, with intent to deceive the other party to the marriage, shall be liable to imprisonment for five years.   45.
                                             Whoever goes through the ceremony of marriage, or any ceremony which he or she represents to be a ceremony of marriage, knowing
                                             that the marriage is void on any ground, and that the other person believes it to be valid, shall be liable to imprisonment
                                             for five years.   46. Whoever contracts a marriage under the provisions of this Act, or any modification
                                             or re-enactment thereof, being at the time married in accordance with customary law to any person other than the person with
                                             whom such marriage is contracted, shall be liable to imprisonment for five years.   47.
                                             Whoever, having contracted marriage under this Act, or any modification or re-enactment thereof, or under any enactment repealed
                                             by this Act, during the continuance of such marriage contracts a marriage in accordance with customary law, shall be liable
                                             to imprisonment for five years.   | 
| Njide (5:45 PM): | Those are the
                                             laws regarding bigamy. | 
| Njide (5:45 PM): | I don't need
                                             to brief an attorney. | 
| Njide (5:45 PM): | I need to brief
                                             you. | 
|   Njide (5:46 PM): | It seems that
                                             you don't know how to do your job so I am telling you what to do by showing you the law. | 
|   Njide
                                             (5:46 PM): | If you did not mean for me to show you, you should
                                             not have asked. | 
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| Ikeekweremadu (5:46 PM): | Am sure any lawyer you brief will have the Act | 
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| Njide (5:48 PM): | I will try to
                                             ensure that His Excellency Alhaji Shehu Umaru Musa Yar'Adua also receives a copy of our conversation. He is trying to
                                             make his government more transparent. Too bad you are not trying to do the same. But that is okay. Satan constantly tries
                                             to fight Jehovah, but Satan always loses. If you continue your satanic effort to hide Senator Uzamere's crimes against
                                             me and our daughter, you will lose also. | 
|   Njide (5:49 PM): | Satan can never beat Jehovah. Truth will always win out over lies. | 
|   Njide
                                             (5:49 PM): | So if you want to be a smart-aleck, be my guest. Like
                                             my husband, your day of reckoning is coming. | 
| Njide (5:50 PM): | One more thing:
                                             I have retained a Nigerian journalist who is based in New York. I am sure he will like to see our conversation. I have to
                                             go. I told you your job. Please do it or I will report you. Have a nice day. |