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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 47173, member: 636"] Obaidul Quader collected expensive watches worth hundreds of crores of taka during his time as minister. He once slept on newspaper at a media office and struggled to afford meals. His lifestyle changed dramatically after gaining political power. Contractors knew they needed to give him luxury gifts to get their bills approved. A popular saying among road contractors stated that expensive watches or women would help pass their payments. Quader never wore watches under one million taka and displayed them in a special case at his home. He bragged about never wearing the same timepiece twice in one month. His collection included brands like Rolex and Patek Philippe. Contractors provided these expensive gifts rather than Quader purchasing them himself. He also demanded custom-made suits that cost around 3.8 million taka each. The former minister showed special interest in film actresses and female students. He would spend hours chatting with women and invited them to various events. Many actresses received privileges and party positions after building relationships with him. He paid 20 million taka for a movie project that was never completed. Female visitors could meet him easily compared to regular party workers. Investigations reveal Quader accumulated wealth through bribes and corruption over 22 years in leadership positions. His bank accounts have been frozen as authorities examine his financial activities. Officials believe he moved large amounts of money to foreign banks. The government hopes to recover funds that were illegally transferred abroad. [/QUOTE]

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