If given a malaysia student visa and a USA student visa where would you prefer to go

ayosco2008:

If given a malaysia student visa and a USA student visa where would you prefer to go

UniLag!

Unizik!!!

yabatech

sleep and death  chose one  what kind of question is that? people will lose a leg, lose one arm, and still preffer to be illegal in the US than malaysia or whatever you called it

prince_onx:

sleep and death  chose one  what kind of question is that? people will lose a leg, lose one arm, and still preffer to be illegal in the US than malaysia or whatever you called it

Hehehheeehahahaaa!!!!!, not laffed like this in a long whyl, very funny response

@OP, ofcourse i'd just choose US over Malaysia for Studies

quite surreal responses to this thread.

@ ekedon you are a big fool, why not carry all the people in your family for the drug biz, your father

Don't be stupid. You wanna do drugs, this is what you get in Malaysia!

http://www.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2010/7/26/nation/6733733&sec=nation
Monday, July 26, 2010

Customs officers nab Nigerian with syabu in bag

KOTA KINABALU: Eagled-eyed Customs Department officers have arrested a Nigerian man with 2.7kg of syabu in his bag at the international airport here.

The 37-year-old foreigner had apparently checked in the cargo in Kuala Lumpur earlier.

Customs officers became suspicious during his arrival at Terminal Two of the airport here at about 1pm on Saturday.

Customs deputy director-general Datuk Md Yusop Mansor said the officers raised the alarm after putting the man’s bag through the scanner.

They found a false bottom in the bag where the drugs were hidden, he told reporters here yesterday.

Md Yusop said the drugs had a street value of RM688,000.

However, he declined to say where the drugs were from or how the suspect managed to slip through the airport in Kuala Lumpur.

He said investigations were being carried out under Section 39 (b) of the Dangerous Drugs Act, which provides for the[b] mandatory death sentence upon conviction.[/b]

Md Yusop said it was the fourth time his officers had foiled a bid to smuggle in drugs via the airport over the past few years.

He added that the three previous cases were detected at Terminal One of the airport.