This write up by this Malaysian goes a long way to tell us the perception they have of Nigerians........ and i strongly believe Nigerians are the cause of their problems.

The 28-year-old Nigerian leader of an international drug distribution ring was masquerading as a college student. He made easy money by luring lovestruck women into smuggling drugs. The man became a major player in the regional drug smuggling trade, but despite keeping a low-profile, his activities were noticed. He was nabbed after a six-month surveillance by police.

Are we still leaving the back door open for more foreign criminals to slip-in through in disguise of students?

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Read these first:-

The Blitzkrieg On Fake African Students
Spotlight On African Menace
Con Jobs
African Menace in Puchong

(The police’s press conference on the arrest the Nigerian drug baron, who soon will be facing the gallows. One has been caught, what about the rest? What about other crimes like internet scams and fraud?)

When will the authorities wake up and put their “foot down” (I mean with serious short & long term action and not just the usual talk cock) on this long nagging problem? Will the Home Minister able to do some serious “out-of-the-box” thinking to get rid of these persistent parasites from Africa for once and for all?

From theStar:-

A Nigerian living like a king in his little palace hideout in Lukut, Port Dickson, was nabbed by the police on suspicion of running a multi-million ringgit international drug syndicate. After six months of surveillance, police moved in on the 32-year-old Nigerian, who has been living a life of luxury in his bungalow house on Saturday and nabbed him and his 31-year-old live-in girlfriend whom he referred to as his wife.

Police investigations also revealed that the suspect, who had been operating in the country for less than a year, owns a hotel in his home country believed to be paid for with money gained from his illegal activities here.

Assets belonging to the man, his girlfriend and his right-hand man in Malaysia worth millions of ringgit have been frozen. The three have been remanded for seven days.

Noor Rashid revealed that in unrelated cases last week, six people from Zambia, Iran and Nigeria, including women aged between 25 and 38, were arrested in KLIA, Puchong and Damansara for drug smuggling. Drugs seized in these cases have a street value of RM7mil.

Kudos to the police in nabbing the criminal (are there others?) and in due time, this criminal and others like him will soon face the gallows (unless the prosecution screws up big time). And whilst the police and to some extent the Immigration Department have been going after the criminals from African (namely from Nigeria) who had overstayed and abused student visa, the more important check should come even before these criminals enter the country. And why we still have Nigerian criminals in this country despite all the hoo-haa in the past on the abuse of student visas by the politicians? Is it because we have been good is nabbing them; we have screwed up in punishing them and in making sure they never return after we had deported them? Are these criminals taking the advantage of the possible corruption or loopholes in the system?

Doesn’t the very fact that they are driving around in luxury cars (and act like morons on the road) and staying at high-end residential areas without a clear indication of their source of income draws one’s doubts? And considering we have yet to nail the South American criminals who did the ATM job in recent weeks (perhaps they have gone back to their own country to let things cool down and be back later), we need to re-look into the operational & review process & procedures in allowing foreigners (especially from dubious countries from Africa & South America and others “watch-list” countries like Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Iran, Pakistan, India and Indonesia) into this country. What is happening to our border patrols? After all, if it is that easy for drug dealers to move in and out of this country, think of the consequences if we have terrorists doing the same.

Are we asking the right questions before we grant these foreigners access to our country? Are our people at these entry points alert enough to single out any suspicious characters for further investigations? Were the verification of documents and other information done extensively before access is granted? Have we checked their source of income? If a clown is coming to this country for Basic English classes, obviously questions need to be raised – why a class on Basic English, why this country (where English is not even the language of Science and Mathematics) and how this clown is going to pay for the classes? From some scholarship, money from parents or from drug money? Is the college registered and recognized by the Government to take in foreign students? Where this clown is going to stay for the duration of his “course”? Is there a guarantee somewhere for his good behaviour? For short term visits, does he has a valid return ticket?

What about his past record from his home country? And since we already deployed biometric registration for foreign workers, have we enforced the same on those who abuse their visas? And go step further with tying up with fingerprint database from the law enforcement agencies (it should not be that difficult considering the infrastructure that we have now) so that those with criminal records can be easily identified at the borders (even if they had changed their name and passport) and entry is strictly denied (or subject to even further questioning & checking).

And before anyone accuses Malaysia on doing selective prosecution or practice selective racism, let me say this upfront aloud – screw you. We have other foreigners as well and a number of them have been living and studying in this country for years without any problems but not the Nigerians and to some extent Iranians. Almost on a monthly basis, you see them in the news caught for illegal activities – if it is not on internet scams, then it is on drugs and other crimes:-

February 2012 – Customs officers have detained a 27-year-old Nigerian man for attempting to smuggle 75 pellets of drugs in a condom which he had swallowed. KLIA Customs deputy director Siti Baya Berahan said the man, suspected to be a drug mule, was held at the airport here at about 11pm Thursday after he had flown in from Lagos.

February 2012 – The High Court sentenced to death a Nigerian man after he was found guilty of drug trafficking two years ago. Judicial Commissioner Mohd Zaki Abdul Wahab said the prosecution had proved its case beyond reasonable doubt against 34-year-old Oluigbo Eric Chimeze.

April 2012 – Meanwhile, a 27-year-old Nigerian registered as a student of a private college in Kuala Lumpur since June last year, was found with 0.85kg of methamphetamine concealed in a special compartment in his laptop bag, New Straits Times reported on Sunday. Malaysian custom chief Siti Baya said the man was detained by Customs when his laptop bag showed a suspicious image when it was scanned on his arrival from Lagos.

May 2012 – A Nigerian man was sentenced to death at the High Court here Monday for trafficking cannabis two years ago. James Kamara, a student at a private higher learning institution in Kuala Lumpur, was found guilty of trafficking 18,810gm of cannabis at about 9.05pm, at the Shahab Perdana bus terminal here, on Sept 13, 2010.

May 2012 – Following the arrest, police raided two houses in Kuala Lumpur and Kota Damansara on Monday and Tuesday where they nabbed 15 Nigerian men. “The syndicate has been active for more than two years and we believe more victims have been conned by its members,” he said yesterday. ACP Izany also said initial investigation revealed all the Nigerian suspects hold student visas and study at local colleges.

June 2012 – A Nigerian student was jailed for 15 months and ordered to be caned four times by a magistrate’s court for misappropriating RM4,850 from an Iranian student in an online banking scam.

July 2012 – A Nigerian drug mule was arrested with about 400gm of syabu in capsules that she swallowed. The 32-year-old woman, who arrived from Doha, was nabbed at around 7.30pm at the Low-Cost Carrier Terminal on June 16.

July 2012 – Five Africans have been arrested for trafficking about RM1mil worth of Syabu. Federal Narcotic Crimes Investigations Department (NCID) director Comm Datuk Noor Rashid Ibrahim said police arrested four Nigerians and a Ghanaian man in Kepong at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA).

July 2012 – Four Nigerian students were charged in the Magistrate’s Court on Friday with trafficking 977 grammes of syabu. The men were charged under Section 39B(1)(a) of the Dangerous Drugs Act 1952 which can be sentenced under Seksyen 39B(2) of the same Act and read with Section 34 of the Penal Code, which carries a mandatory death sentence upon conviction.

August 2012 – The High Court here on Sunday sentenced a Nigerian man to death after finding him guilty of trafficking drugs, last year.

August 2012 – A Nigerian cleaner was sentenced to 15 years in jail by the High Court after pleading guilty to an alternative charge of possessing 2.9kg of methamphetamines.

We can tolerate the nonsense from our politicians (which is getting insanely stupid by the minutes these days but it does not matter, we are Malaysians) but we can never tolerate the criminals who come to this country and abuse the entry privileges, take our hospitality for granted, use this country as transit point for all kind of illegal activities, rob & cheat Malaysians at the same time and gain millions of ringgit from their illegal activities whilst continuing to show their middle finger to the law of the country.

If you ask me, probably these criminals should be severely punished and any Malaysians who knowingly help these criminals should be charged with treason and should be charged with the same crime too. No second chance, no sweet talk, no mere threats and certainly no fear of losing influx of foreigners to this country.Yes, it may sound way too extreme but consider this – despite the fact that ultimate punishment for trafficking drugs in this country is the death penalty, the number of people caught with drugs (either as drug mules or drug dealers) does not seem to be reducing. These people are not dumb, they are simply greedy and ruthless.

At end of the day, we may lose some income here and there (some small colleges may have to close down for good but who cares, you never know, it may be run by Nigerians too) but overall this will send a clear message to those foreigners who intend to commit crime in this country. A strong message that says that Malaysians does not tolerate criminals and certainly do not want the good name of this country as being the transit country for criminal activities.

We are more than happy to welcome foreigners to this country for needs of education, business and pleasure but we must certainly must be prepared to kick out any foreign criminals from our doorsteps.

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This dude is drunk.

Story too much.. Just deal with any Nigerian caught with drugs according to the law that be.. Stop this long story abeg....

^^^ not drunk. Dude is brave.

Op, screw you too.

You lump together crimes commited by other nationalities and blame it on Nigeria.

So Kamara is a Nigerian Name?



Once again





Screw you. Bombo

First of all ask your self why is it always nigeria not other countries. because the Malaysia government dislike nigerians and keep an eye on us and used that opportunity to give nigeria a bad image.

Are you telling me that all malaysians doesn't engage in drugs dealing, they do but they wont get harsh punishment like nigerians will do.

[size=15pt]Just take a look at the responses here unf-u-c-kin.g believable! You guys (Rossikk,Burger01, val_dee,KingPradas) are supreme idiots and probably criminal minded.Our brothers and sisters are terrorizing their host countries and here you are insulting a Malaysian who is tired of our sh*T.

We destroyed our country (Nigeria) because of our low IQ ,greed ,stupidity,tribalism and inability to be a progressive nation then we move to other foreign countries and start destroying their countries too.Take a look around you,you bloody m0nkeys! Nobody likes us and nobody wants us.They don't dislike us because they are jealous but because Nigerians are f-u-c-ki.ng crime possessed m0r0ns.What good has ever come out of our regressive nation ,what GOOD i ask you?

Until we wake the f-u-c-k up and realize that we are parasites who infest other nations and try to spread our virus of destruction and mayhem ,we will never move forward.The only major export we are known for is Criminals.It is Nigerians like you who have made Nigeria what it is today.You fail to admit that you are wrong and accept correction.Instead you ignorantly contninue to claim to be to be a giant even though our country is one of the worst places to be on this planet.

At the rate at which we are going ,it is only a matter of time before foreign embassies stop issuing visas to Nigerians who are not employed by Government.
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playmode: [size=15pt]Just take a look at the responses here unf-u-c-kin.g believable! You guys (Rossikk,Burger01, val_dee,KingPradas) are supreme idiots and probably criminal minded.Our brothers and sisters are terrorizing their host countries and here you are insulting a Malaysian who is tired of our sh*T.

We destroyed our country (Nigeria) because of our low IQ ,greed ,stupidity,tribalism and inability to be a progressive nation then we move to other foreign countries and start destroying their countries too.Take a look around you,you bloody m0nkeys! Nobody likes us and nobody wants us.They don't dislike us because they are jealous but because Nigerians are f-u-c-ki.ng crime possessed m0r0ns.What good has ever come out of our regressive nation ,what GOOD i ask you?

Until we wake the f-u-c-k up and realize that we are parasites who infest other nations and try to spread our virus of destruction and mayhem ,we will never move forward.The only major export we are known for is Criminals.It is Nigerians like you who have made Nigeria what it is today.You fail to admit that you are wrong and accept correction.Instead you ignorantly contninue to claim to be to be a giant even though our country is one of the worst places to be on this planet.

At the rate at which we are going ,it is only a matter of time before foreign embassies stop issuing visas to Nigerians who are not employed by Government.
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you Know what God bless you playmode! it is the name you tell people to call u that they will call you, we have asked them to call us criminals so lets live with it.

The reason i put this post up, its so Nigerians understand the mind of a Malaysian, and its simple they would do anything within their power to chase you out of their country.

coupled with the fact that you have a nonsense government, that would not fight on your behalf ........... for those doing legit business i really feel sorry for you

KingPradas: First of all ask your self why is it always nigeria not other countries. because the Malaysia government dislike nigerians and keep an eye on us and used that opportunity to give nigeria a bad image.

Are you telling me that all malaysians doesn't engage in drugs dealing, they do but they wont get harsh punishment like nigerians will do.

its their country they can do as they please!

take you time to read the post, they mentioned south Americans too, but those ones have to sense to go and cool off in thier home country and not pack their "guys" there under the guise of schooling in Malaysia

mikewills: I currently live in Malaysia. Guys the reputation of Nigerians is ZERO over here. I agree that an accident caused the fight and the Malay Indian guys/police over reacted. But I can assure you it's down to pent-up anger against Nigerians. This "Get Rich Or Die Trying" attitudes of Nigerians is really messing those of us who have legitimate business not just in Malaysia but everywhere in the world.
Like the owner of a favourite Nigerian restaurant in Cheras, outskirts of Kuala Lumpur, once said, "there are a minimum of 20 issues involving Nigerians everyday in the neighbourhood". It's just so crazy. Now they've even started forming Eiye, Black Acts and Mafia (seriously!!!)
I work for a multi-national oil firm and my first day in the office, once the local found out I was Nigerian, their question was, "when are you leaving Malaysia?". When I answered that I actually live in the USA and once I'm done I will be heading back to Texas, their question changed to "How long are you staying in Malaysia?".
The Malaysians are generally laid back people but so many of our guys just love taking advantage of them. And of course, our embassy, like every other Nigerian embassy abroad, is totally messed up and a reflection of the broken down civil service in Nigeria.
For those of you that don't know, Malaysia is the safest country that I've lived in(and I've lived in a lot of countries). Anyway, I live in KLCC, not too far from the former Prime Minister...what do I know.

playmode: [size=15pt]Just take a look at the responses here unf-u-c-kin.g believable! You guys (Rossikk,Burger01, val_dee,KingPradas) are supreme idiots and probably criminal minded.Our brothers and sisters are terrorizing their host countries and here you are insulting a Malaysian who is tired of our sh*T.

We destroyed our country (Nigeria) because of our low IQ ,greed ,stupidity,tribalism and inability to be a progressive nation then we move to other foreign countries and start destroying their countries too.Take a look around you,you bloody m0nkeys! Nobody likes us and nobody wants us.They don't dislike us because they are jealous but because Nigerians are f-u-c-ki.ng crime possessed m0r0ns.What good has ever come out of our regressive nation ,what GOOD i ask you?

Until we wake the f-u-c-k up and realize that we are parasites who infest other nations and try to spread our virus of destruction and mayhem ,we will never move forward.The only major export we are known for is Criminals.It is Nigerians like you who have made Nigeria what it is today.You fail to admit that you are wrong and accept correction.Instead you ignorantly contninue to claim to be to be a giant even though our country is one of the worst places to be on this planet.

At the rate at which we are going ,it is only a matter of time before foreign embassies stop issuing visas to Nigerians who are not employed by Government.
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guy may God bless you.we nigerians are solely responsible for our problems.greed,stupidity and such are inate in us.instead of we condemning the actions of our brothers and sisters who are busy battering our reputation oustide,some folks are here talking trash.make una no go find work.

Playmode,

Tell me any land and clime where you dont have scammers, charlatarns, and other crimes you mentioned.

Oh! Benard Mardoff is a Nigerian?

We have our fair share of crimes like other countries, we also have legitmate, hardworking guys.

A guy had an accident, Indian gangstars killed him and you guys are deviating from the topic, dancing on the grave of a dead soul, throwing away the bath water with the child.

The fact you have no guts to call a spade a spade by condemning this babaric act shows you out as someone who is so shallow in thinking. Swayed by the attempt to cover a crime through propaganda.

Save your holier than thou attitude for the right time, for now do the right thing; condemn this babaric act or

















screw you too.

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useless thread!

See Nigerians again

I'm sorry, since when did "Kamara" become a Nigerian name?

adahib:

guy may God bless you.we nigerians are solely responsible for our problems.greed,stupidity and such are inate in us.instead of we condemning the actions of our brothers and sisters who are busy battering our reputation oustide,some folks are here talking trash.make una no go find work.

Unu na ako poooo... Onwee gi itinye isi na otula okuko

Unu na ako tuuuu... Sychophants.. Holier than thou. Lekwanu otula okuko tinye isi..

Oh yes, I agree that Malaysia should seriously review their immigration policies towards Nigerians. There are too many Nigerian goons, criminals, drug peddlers, scammers, prostitutes and gigolos that are seriously tarnishing Nigeria's image in that country.
They need to put a stringent visa regimè in place to enable only serious Nigerian students professionals and businessmen in.
TRUST ME, IF YOU ARE A WELL MEANING NIGERIAN, YOU'LL WEEP FOR NIGERIA IF YOU VISIT MALAYSIA.

Nigerians don destroy that country. FYI, I am a Nigerian.

I am sick and tired of hearing all these gist and hatred towards Nigeria and Nigerians. You must understand that the unscrupulous Nigerians involved in this charade of activities only capitalize on the flaws in their Government. I am not trying to justify crime or criminal activities.

If Nigerians peddle drugs into their country, it means that their citizens are drug dependent, otherwise there will be no business for the drug peddlers. Drug business is not lucrative here in Nigeria because the market is small and the profit slim.

I think they should work on their drug dependent populace first. Once they can decrease the intake of drugs, their country will no longer be a target for drug peddlers.

Hisses and works out of thread !!!

a2personal2013: I am sick and tired of hearing all these gist and hatred towards Nigeria and Nigerians. You must understand that the unscrupulous Nigerians involved in this charade of activities only capitalize on the flaws in their Government. I am not trying to justify crime or criminal activities.
If Nigerians peddle drugs into their country, it means that their citizens are drug dependent, otherwise there will be no business for the drug peddlers. Drug business is not lucrative here in Nigeria because the market is small and the profit slim.
I think they should work on their drug dependent populace first. Once they can decrease the intake of drugs, their country will no longer be a target for drug peddlers.
Hisses and works out of thread !!!

To do that, THEY NEED TO BAN THE PEDDLING OF DRUGS. They have done that! Peddling of drugs carry a mandatory death sentence in Malaysia, but the suppliers (some being Nigerians) seem to be adamant. If NIGERIANS are proving too difficult for Malaysians to put up with, Nigerians should then be prevented from going into MALAYSIA as a means of cutting off supplies and killing demand.

Nigerians are truly a scorge. A plague. An incurable disease.

I see them here in US. They all have one issue or the other, ranging from fraud to fake marriage.

Tufiakwa!