Youngadvocate:
Nigerian National, Izundu Lotanna Chukwudi, 42, a former teacher in England, who was found guilty of trying to retail methamphetamine and sentenced to 18 years in jail has won his appeal to get the term shortened by one year in southern Vietnam, according to a court verdict.

An appellate court in Ho Chi Minh City cut the jail term for Izundu Lotanna Chukwudi, 42, after a hearing Tuesday, May 23, citing limited consequence of the illegal trade. (He is pictured in Court yesterday)

The previous verdict handed last September said Chukwudi came to Ho Chi Minh City to work as an English teacher at American-Vietnam International Language School in 2008 and met a fellow Nigerian called Bruno in 2013, who persuaded him to sell drugs for some extra income.

In January 2014, Bruno gave Chukwudi 400 grams (0.88 lb) of methamphetamine and asked him to sell for at least $2,800 per 100 grams. A month later Chukwudi was busted in the city's backpacker area as he was trying to sell the drugs to a Vietnamese for up to $4,000.

Vietnam has some of the world’s toughest drug laws. Those convicted of possessing or smuggling more than 600 grams of heroin or more than 2.5kg of methamphetamine face the death penalty.

Credit: VNE Express

http://igbobia.com/?q=nwafor-igbo-jailed-for-18years-for-drug-trafficking-wins-appeal-to-reduce-it-to-1year.html

Youngadvocate:
Nigerian National, Izundu Lotanna Chukwudi, 42, a former teacher in England, who was found guilty of trying to retail methamphetamine and sentenced to 18 years in jail has won his appeal to get the term shortened by one year in southern Vietnam, according to a court verdict.

An appellate court in Ho Chi Minh City cut the jail term for Izundu Lotanna Chukwudi, 42, after a hearing Tuesday, May 23, citing limited consequence of the illegal trade. (He is pictured in Court yesterday)

The previous verdict handed last September said Chukwudi came to Ho Chi Minh City to work as an English teacher at American-Vietnam International Language School in 2008 and met a fellow Nigerian called Bruno in 2013, who persuaded him to sell drugs for some extra income.

In January 2014, Bruno gave Chukwudi 400 grams (0.88 lb) of methamphetamine and asked him to sell for at least $2,800 per 100 grams. A month later Chukwudi was busted in the city's backpacker area as he was trying to sell the drugs to a Vietnamese for up to $4,000.

Vietnam has some of the world’s toughest drug laws. Those convicted of possessing or smuggling more than 600 grams of heroin or more than 2.5kg of methamphetamine face the death penalty.

Credit: VNE Express

http://igbobia.com/?q=nwafor-igbo-jailed-for-18years-for-drug-trafficking-wins-appeal-to-reduce-it-to-1year.html

MasterChen:
Developer: Abiama, we want our country

Abiama: I'll make that happen but I need to know what would be the major source of revenue in your proposed country?

Developer: Abiama, that's no big deal. We are planning to exploit the whole dusting powder value chain

Abiama:

adadike281:
Chukwudi! chukwudi!! chukwudi!!! how many times did I call u?

LionDeLeo:
Izundu Lotanna Chukwudi, 42,

Youngadvocate:
Nigerian National, Izundu Lotanna Chukwudi, 42, a former teacher in England, who was found guilty of trying to retail methamphetamine and sentenced to 18 years in jail has won his appeal to get the term shortened by one year in southern Vietnam, according to a court verdict.

An appellate court in Ho Chi Minh City cut the jail term for Izundu Lotanna Chukwudi, 42, after a hearing Tuesday, May 23, citing limited consequence of the illegal trade. (He is pictured in Court yesterday)

The previous verdict handed last September said Chukwudi came to Ho Chi Minh City to work as an English teacher at American-Vietnam International Language School in 2008 and met a fellow Nigerian called Bruno in 2013, who persuaded him to sell drugs for some extra income.

In January 2014, Bruno gave Chukwudi 400 grams (0.88 lb) of methamphetamine and asked him to sell for at least $2,800 per 100 grams. A month later Chukwudi was busted in the city's backpacker area as he was trying to sell the drugs to a Vietnamese for up to $4,000.

Vietnam has some of the world’s toughest drug laws. Those convicted of possessing or smuggling more than 600 grams of heroin or more than 2.5kg of methamphetamine face the death penalty.

Credit: VNE Express

http://igbobia.com/?q=nwafor-igbo-jailed-for-18years-for-drug-trafficking-wins-appeal-to-reduce-it-to-1year.html

BORNTOSUCKPUSSY:
even tho i be igbo this comment too funny

MasterChen:
Developer: Abiama, we want our country

Abiama: I'll make that happen but I need to know what would be the major source of revenue in your proposed country?

Developer: Abiama, that's no big deal. We are planning to exploit the whole dusting powder value chain

Abiama:

CliffordOrji:
Izundu Chukwudi. I know this guy personally. He is from Aguata Local Government of Anambra state.

We Igbos should stop bringing shame, disgrace, ridicule, contempt and resentment to our tribe.

I travelled to Vietnam last year september. My itinerary in that country took me through Saigon and Hanoi. As a true nwafor Igbo myself I must confess that all the Igbos I met, I mean virtually all the Igbos I met in Vietnam are into cocaine trafficking and drug peddling. The few Yoruba's I saw were either in the university or working in big corporations

dbynonetwork:
Skull miners won't like this news.

CliffordOrji:
Izundu Chukwudi. I know this guy personally. He is from Aguata Local Government of Anambra state.

We Igbos should stop bringing shame, disgrace, ridicule, contempt and resentment to our tribe.

I travelled to Vietnam last year september. My itinerary in that country took me through Saigon and Hanoi. As a true nwafor Igbo myself I must confess that all the Igbos I met, I mean virtually all the Igbos I met in Vietnam are into cocaine trafficking and drug peddling. The few Yoruba's I saw were either in the university or working in big corporations

Funlord2:
NCAN commander..."Ok girls we have an izundu chukwudi trying to develop the Asian region like his "blodas" have also done in lagos in this report! Who can remember what we call these sort of developers from the land of the potopots?



The girls...lnyamiri semi jews!

padiga047:
e pain the Afonja, primitive people.