Aloy_Emeka:

Where did the article say he is Nigerian?. The guy na correct British.

Aloy_Emeka:


Where did the article say he is Nigerian?. The guy na correct British.

Kshow1:


need not to say more , they want to soil our name.

. . . Nigerian-born Jibona, a Dutch citizen who moved to the UK in 1998, is a registered mental health nurse who has been employed by the prison service since 2003.

He pleaded guilty at an earlier hearing to possessing a class B drug with intent to supply and wilful misconduct in public office on 24 April.

Jibona, of Peckham, now faces the prospect of being struck off the Nursing & Midwifery Council Register

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@Aloy_Emeka & Kshow1

British!? Soil una name!!?

Me? I go yarn . . . I go say more . . . 

I know y'all wouldnt wanna claim him now talkless touching him with a barge pole . . .

Nevertheless "omo wa ni" . . .

Even if una no sabi ocean, you nefa chop salf for food?

Pesin wey no sabi elephant, hin go sabi elephant's trunk call naw . . .

Sorry for dropping a fly on your ice cream . . .

Take it from me, the bros be thoroughbred true-born-naija . . .

Nurse caught smuggling drugs into Brixton Prison is sent down

Olawale Jibona, who worked in Brixton Prison, has been jailed for trying to smuggle cannabis and prescription drug Zopiclone in. The 51-year-old from Peckham was sentenced to three and a half years at Southwark Crown Court

by: Claire Burke4 August 2009


A NURSE who worked at Brixton Prison has been jailed for trying to smuggle in drugs.

Olawale Jibona, employed in the medical centre at the jail, was found with a 123-gram block of cannabis resin.

The 51-year-old, from the Lindley Estate in Peckham , was also carrying 28 pills of insomnia prescription drug Zopiclone.

Jibona, who was apparently planning to sell the drugs to fund a move to Canada, was sentenced to three and a half years imprisonment at Southwark Crown Court after pleading guilty.



DC Kevin Gow, from the London Prison Anti-Corruption Team, said: "Olawale Jibona was caught due to the thorough search regime by staff at Brixton Prison.

“He may have thought that bringing drugs into prison would be a quick way to earn the extra money he was seeking to move his family to Canada.

"He may have thought that bringing drugs into prison would be a quick way to earn the extra money he was seeking to move his family to Canada"
“Instead he will be missing his two children grow up and he will now join his former clients behind bars.”

He also faces the prospect of being struck off the Nursing & Midwifery Council Register.

During his lunch break on 24 April Jibona took a carrier bag from his car before going back into the prison.

When security officers searched him they found the block of cannabis resin wrapped in cling film inside the bag.

They also found a Pepsi bottle that contained a mixture of alcohol and coke and the Zopiclone pills in blister packs stuck to the side of the bottle.

A search of his car uncovered £240 in £20 notes hidden under a mat by the front passenger seat.

Aloy_Emeka:


Recognise, . . . Na you de take force align our name with that British guy.

This guy no be Naija at all at all and we neither know him nor does he look like typical Naija man.

His mother may be jamaican sef.

Corspecops.com:


Prison nurse caught smuggling drugs and alcohol for inmates has been jailed for three and a half years. Olawale Jibona, 51, had cannabis resin worth £1,500, a two-litre bottle of whisky disguised as cola and packs of sleeping pills favoured by heroin addicts for the high they produce. 

The married father of two, a nurse for 24 years, was stopped by security staff as he returned to work after his lunch break at HMP Brixton.

He was clutching a carrier bag containing a 123 gram block of cannabis resin with a street value of £500. Inside the prison it would have been worth three times that figure, Southwark crown court heard. He also had a Diet Pepsi bottle which was 97 per cent full of whisky with just a small amount of cola to colour the liquid, and stuck to the outside of the bottle were 28 tablets of insomnia drug Zopiclone. The prescription-only medicine, sold in the UK as Zimovane, "heightens euphoria when ingested together with alcohol" and is known to addicts as "zim-zims", said Andrew Mazibrada, prosecuting.

[size=19pt]Nigerian-born Jibona, a Dutch citizen who moved to the UK in 1998,[/size] is a registered mental health nurse who has been employed by the prison service since 2003.

He pleaded guilty at an earlier hearing to possessing a class B drug with intent to supply and wilful misconduct in public office on 24 April.

Jibona, of Peckham, now faces the prospect of being struck off the Nursing & Midwifery Council Register.

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Sorry for dropping a fly in your ointment . . .