almondjoy:

I don't think so. We are not smart or disciplined enough for such large scale mechanized farming.

Freewilly:


That's my beef right there my sister, so where do the get the cocaine the always trying to export from.

Freewilly:

I wonder if it would be a lucrative business to be a drug trafficker, all these hourly job way person the do her seriously don tie me.

almondjoy:

Wetin Yoruba people do you sef?

almondjoy:

The propensity to commit crimes spans across all ethnic groups in Nigeria.

Freewilly:

Hey guys I just thought I ask. You hear on the news all the time about Nigerians trying to export cocaine from Nigerian Airports all the time, Where in the world do the get cocaine from in Nigeria. Do these drug traffickers grow the COCA plant in Nigeria ?

willy*2:


Some proportion of COCA is grown in Western Nigeria, they cultivate it together in the same plantation with Cocoa so as to disguise it from law enforcement agency.

willy*2:

Dem no do me nothing, I'm only against their bad behaviour which have tarnished the image of Nigeria.Yes i know.
But Cocaine Criminality, they initiated it in this country.
Some proportion of COCA is grown in Western Nigeria, they cultivate it together in the same plantation with Cocoa so as to disguise it from law enforcement agency.

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[b]Heeem,i need someone to diffentiate between the fraud that is going on in the federal goverment allocations and the involvement of adeleke's 13.5kg cocaine.we should rather advice our government to create more job opportunities so that,crime rate like this among our youths will be reduced.finally,forgive adeleke because by now he his regreting the whole of his life

Blatant:

I can never deal in drugs or anything declared illegal but I think the Nigerian govt should turn a blind eye to the drug business from Nigeria. America would never care if the drugs were being traded by Americans and consumed by Africans.

The reason there is so much noise about it is because the drugs are being consumed by, and destroying lives of, people in the West.

by kobojunkie
It is not the government's job to necessarily create more jobs for people like this. Government can work to create a conduscive business environment for businesses to thrive in and in the end provide jobs for the masses. However, that may still be a long way away from us now.

docinUS:

I pride my countrymen on their wisdom and insight, but I fear on this topic most posts are way off left field.
We are in dire straits as a nation. We have deplorable roads, healthcare, schools, etc. These are not the responsibility of private individuals. The govt is expected to ensure that these are in place. Crime is a product of desperation and greed in different proportions. Adeleke's actions are inexcusable but it helps to illustarte the grand issue. Think about it. The third world countries are the ones with the traffickers, the first world one are those with the users, If roles were reversed would the media portray drug dealing as demonic? there are other instances where they turn a blind eye, drug research, toxic waste dumping,
Adeleke should be punished but he is a product of a failed system.

Kobojunkie:

uuummm, WHAT ?? SO, we should ignore the drug problem in africa cause it Africans are not affected at all?? And if the western governments want to safeguard their own people, we should not care at all but keep pushing the drugs to them anyway

Blatant:

We blame ourselves whenever we are exploited by foreign businesses; so why should we not do 'business' with them as well, if it does not hurt us?
Americans take their businesses anywhere irrespective of who dies as long as those who die are not Americans and as long as it is profitable to American businesses.

My only problem with those guys is that most of them seem to be wasteful after making money from such endeavours rather than investing such.

Kobojunkie:

I don't you have a clear idea of what American businesses or any businesses do at all. So I say you should go do more research to broaden your knowledge of business and what they do and do not do.

yemmight:

Willy 2
If you go by your insinuation about Yoruba being responsible for the drug most in the country, may have every cause to regret it because everybody knows that Ibos are more into it than any other tribe. Are you ready to repent now?

willy*2:

Yemmigt,
99.99% of Cocaine Trafficking in Nigeria today are carried out by Yorubas. Some people from other ethnic groups in Nigeria that are involved in it, merely working for their Yoruba Boss.

The new tactic of Yoruba Cocaine Barons now is, Changing their names to South-South or South Eastern names.

thresa8:

yoruba man.

Ijiji1:
All of you always accusing Igbos of drug trafficking come and see oh