The dam Jews again.

Smh @ name checkers, looks like some people prowl NL waiting for news like this.
So what, an Igbo drug dealer, your name checking doesn't make u any wiser or richer

the most Hardruging tribe Biafra, plz i want to join name checkers oo

There is enough for our needs but there will never be enough for our greed. The drug must have cost this man at least $4m=N1.2b . At five percent interest the man can make N6m monthly, enough to live large and still save from it

Badtman:
the most Hardruging tribe Biafra, plz i want to join name checkers oo

where do u leave, join in ur locality and admission is free

ALl for the money..better that ogwu ego

I resist you!!! You the spirit that-must-not-be-mentioned that promotes tribalism. I resist you!!!!


Awful news!!!

chuckdee4:
Smh @ name checkers, looks like some people prowl NL waiting for news like this.
So what, an Igbo drug dealer, your name checking doesn't make u any wiser or richer

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chuckdee4:
Smh @ name checkers, looks like some people prowl NL waiting for news like this.
So what, an Igbo drug dealer, your name checking doesn't make u any wiser or richer

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Gabbybush:

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My point exactly

Gabbybush:

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U even shared my post, r u summoning ur fellow tribalists to come have a go at me.
Smh, you need help

awon omo yibooooo

NAME CHECKERS ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIA









SAGAMU BRANCH

Raph01:
Name checkers, make una cum see oo, Food dorn done

Na them now... Lost sheep of Israelites

dridowu:
The Narcotics Control Board (NACOB) and the Accra High Court are on a collision course over bail terms granted to a Nigerian drug baron described by the security agencies as a kingpin in the narcotic drug business in West Africa.


The baron, Chief Sunny Ekechukwu Benjy Eke, who had been on remand at the Nsawam Medium Security Prisons since 2013 for attempting to smuggle 281,604 grammes of liquid cocaine with a street value of more than $12.5 million into the country, was granted bail by the Accra High Court last Thursday.

The court, presided over by Mr Justice J. K. Dorgu, granted Chief Eke and his accomplice, James Elike Chukwu, bail in the sum of GH¢200,000, with three sureties each.

The bail terms were that all the sureties should be Ghanaians who are gainfully employed and whose places of abode should be known to the police.

International drug agencies

The bail terms have angered top officials of NACOB, as its Executive Secretary, Mr Yaw Akrasi Sarpong, has described the terms as very unfortunate because Chief Eke is known to have jumped bail in Brazil and all the international drug agencies were hard on his tail but could not arrest him until he was arrested in Ghana.

Reacting to the court’s decision in Accra last Friday, Mr Sarpong said NACOB’s challenge was that the judge, in using his discretion as required by law, should have considered the past record of the suspect, which is public knowledge.

He said the fight against trans-national organised crime was not for the security agencies alone but the whole justice delivery system in the country.

He warned that if the suspect escaped, nobody should blame NACOB because the board would use meagre state resources or property to monitor the suspect as “he walks free on the streets of Accra, a situation which he could take advantage of to escape again”.

Organised crime

He said the plea of NACOB was that while the Judiciary upheld the 1992 Constitution and the rule of law, there was the need to understand that the characters involved in trans-national organised crime, such as suspect Chief Eke, could undermine democracy, promote impunity of the private sector against the public sector, engender corruption both in the public and the private sectors, as well as give cause for the rise of fake and wrong role models.

“For NACOB, the condition under which the accused was granted bail was not the best, judging from his past record of jumping bail. Besides, we are aware that the wheel of justice is a slow processs, but no matter how slow it is, justice is more likely to prevail than injustice,” he said.

He expressed concern over the erroneous scientific concept that the state was more powerful than the private sector, saying that trans-national organised crime could generate money on the black market which the state did not have.

He said drug business and money could be linked to terrorism, cyber crime, money laundering, human, arms and wild life trafficking, among other crimes.

Background

On February 13, 2013, the Daily Graphic carried a story about the seizure of the largest quantity of cocaine in recent years at the Tema Harbour, estimated to be 200 kilogrammes, with a street value of $12 million.

The drug was concealed in a 40-footer container filled with 1,946 boxes of shampoo imported from Bolivia in South America to Ghana.

The owner, Chief Eke, a 53-year-old Nigerian businessman, was arrested, together with another accomplice, James Elike Chukwu, 47, a second-hand clothes dealer in Accra.

Chief Eke was described by international law enforcement agencies as a notorious drug baron who had been involved in several drug seizures in Brazil and Bolivia.

The success of the operation was the result of co-operation among the security agencies in the country and their international partners.

In December 2012, NACOB, through its foreign counterparts, received intelligence that cargo said to contain a quantity of cosmetics was heading to the Tema Harbour from Bolivia and was suspected to contain some narcotic substances.

Surveillance mounted

On January 29, 2013, the said cargo, which was shipped in a 40-footer container marked MRK 257478-45 GI belonging to MAESRK Shipping Lines and consigned to De Consumables Lines Limited, docked at the Tema Harbour and officials of NACOB, who were on standby, immediately mounted surveillance on it.

After almost two weeks, a clearing agent arrived with the necessary documents to clear the goods and he was arrested to assist in investigations and the container was later traced to Elike Chukwu, who was arrested at his residence at Aplaku Junction, near Weija.

Upon interrogation, Elike Chukwu told NACOB officials that the real owner of the goods was Chief Eke.

It took NACOB over one week of controlled operation to lure Chief Eke back into the country for his arrest at the Accra Shopping Mall, where he had scheduled a meeting with Chukwu and the clearing agent.

He had in his possession four Nigerian passports with different names at the time of his arrest.


http://www.graphic.com.gh/news/general-news/nacob-court-in-tango-over-bail-for-alleged-drug-baron-accomplice.html

Very soon, some silly and stupid people will start complaining that some countries hate Nigerians for ''no reason'' and that they are ''jealous'' (sic) of Nigerians.
Shameless people that have become a huge nuisance everywhere they go.....in Ghana, Cote devoir, Kenya, Tanzania, South Africa, China, India, Brazil, Malaysia, Indonesia etc

Master..........Your boys are everywhere, even in Ghana. They even changed their names.

mikeapollo:


Very soon, some silly and stupid people will start complaining that some countries hate Nigerians for ''no reason'' and that they are ''jealous'' (sic) of Nigerians.
Shameless people that have become a huge nuisance everywhere they go.....in Ghana, Cote devoir, Kenya, Tanzania, South Africa, China, India, Brazil, Malaysia, Indonesia etc

The man is even a chief in his village. What a value system...

90% of nairalanders are here to check names including myself

Name checkers association Reporting live from Mushin constituency (from Ladipo international market *headquarter of motor spare part* down to *Daleko representing rice,beans, garri , palm oil seller Association down to isolo and ilasamaja where they also sell generator spare part)

photoshoot:

They are always business men

Lol, business means trade. Once buying and selling is involved...

And if you add import/ export, na international business be that.

Names checkers Association Uyo reporting...

dridowu:
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He had in his possession four Nigerian passports with different names at the time of his arrest.


http://www.graphic.com.gh/news/general-news/nacob-court-in-tango-over-bail-for-alleged-drug-baron-accomplice.html

Name Checkers Global Council take note of the above......

it's imperative because effectively it means this obnoxious elements are into impersonation.... in other words, the passports might b bearing Ade, Olu, Umoru, Akpabio, Akpan, Ali, Sola or Usman......but u can b sure it's definitely our hardworking brethren from land of d rising sun that's behind d nefarious acts.

thanks for your anticipated cooperation....

ogmask:


The man is even a chief on his village. What a value system...

WHAT??

Is it because they are Jews that you guys have descended so heavily on them. Ok, supposing they port to their ancestral home of isreal in protest, who is shamed? Pls, pls let the Jews be.

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Nairalanders fit kill someone with name checkers

Names checked and confirmed as the usuals -the hard working Jews(yeebos from the yeast).
NCA- Ibadan SWLG, Ring Road, Ibadan

Name checkers association. . Ilorin branch.. We are present

This forum is so tribalistic and its a shame. Yet we all claim one Nigeria.
Am proud to be ibo, i have very good yoruba friends, and also have close friends from the north. No tribe has crime perculiar to them.
There are ritualists in the north aswell as in the south.
Same goes for drug traffickers and scammers.
We all are Nigerians and alot of peeps in this generation want fast money.

Until we make efforts to curb crime rather than trade blames, there will be no positive change, with respect to the bad image our country Nigeria has in the international community

Name checker association reporting frm d crocodile city,,kaduna..Abeg bring those two guys let us feed them to d crocs..

I came, I saw, I confirm...name checker association...