tpia.:

I'll be 44 in january. another year don pass be that.


mekush*t your wife's photo dey this section- no send that grandmammy water after me.

mekusxxx:

^^^^^^^
She's chasing me like hell, but I understand she's 43 and that is more than 10 years difference. I fit wack am sha and run. No shaking

tpia.:

I'll be 44 in january. another year don pass be that.
mekush*t your wife's photo dey this section- no send that grandmammy water after me.

naijaking1:

44, just right. Matured, experienced, curvy, just name it. Mekusxxx go like am well, well.

Promise to invite us to the wedding, I beg.

THE-AMAKA:

tpia. was already hooking up with "freshmoney" in another thread.
lmao!!!

*jona:

tpia.:

mekush*t you are confused.

Did you read this in your link:




[b]Meanwhile, the Anambra State Commissioner of Police, Mr Uzor Amakulor, who inaugurated the AVS otherwise called Scorpion Squad, at the command headquarters, Amawbia, charged the members to work in co-operation with the police to tackle what he termed an upsurge of violent crimes in the state.

He also warned against their interference in or settling public disputes, which, according to him, was outside AVS mandate.

"Today, we formally inaugurate Anambra Vigilante Service; it has become necessary because of the rising wave of crimes," he said and recalled that the outfit had been in existence in the state before now, adding that the police would regulate their roles.

"The challenges of violent crime is, when you suspect criminals, in case of hostage taking, it comes in various forms. They give the impression of coming as armed robbers, but they eventually pick up a young man or woman, old people, a child. We don't want to experience such any more.

"The IGP has warned that he didn't want to hear of such crimes any more," Amakulor said. He charged men of the squad to inculcate discipline and work within the ambit of protecting live and property of Anambra citizens.

Explaining further on their mode of operation, he said the co-ordinator would work directly with the Police High Command in Anambra, while at the local council level, they would form the grassroots to cover all areas.

Earlier in his address, the Co-ordiantor of AVS, Chief Kenneth Okonkwo, emphasised that their mission is to combat criminal activities and give Anambra people a new lease of life.

According to him, the squad would be on 24 hours patrol and surveillance of the major cities of Awka, Onitsha and Nnewi among other towns, warning that the state can no longer be safe haven for criminals[/b]

abi your eye skip am?

mikelagos:

Man our societys gone so low. Kidnap old parents, i mean where did our morals disappear to?

we've become a man eat man society

Jairzinho:

I wonder how illiterates found their way to the politics section? This is a serious issue & all what your reprobate minds can think of is Igbo this . . . yoruba that !

MTFs !

The moderator needs to wake up,there is clearly a racism/tribalism board. . . .go there for all your mindless rants !

To the issue at hand,it just shows ever so clearly the failings of the current police set up. If this crime (kidnapping) isn't nipped in the bud,its going to become a really serious issue,ask Mexico !
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THE-AMAKA:

i smell another igbo bashing thread that will turn into igbo vs yoruba
hmmmm let me go and come back.

platinumnk:

It makes me feel good to be Igbo, since NL has found it important to bash us all the Time and front page it

@Amaka- where were u this morning ? You have missed it

I'll be 44 in january. another year don pass be that.


mekush*t your wife's photo dey this section- no send that grandmammy water after me.

whiteroses:

what this is the most bizzare story ever published on nairaland, igbos do the darndest things lol must they always involve in all this tacky acts