Okoyeebos:
This man tried to live and even help his brothers by supplying them goods on credit but see how they betrayed him unto his death.

The greatest enemy of an igbo man is another Igbo man.

By the way, what is the nature of the "goods" he supplied?

Pavore9:



Crime can not be rationalized or don't you know that those psychotropic drugs changes the brain functions?

BluntTheApostle:


Sorry, I couldn't help it.

AreaFada2:
Change? Thousands get ruined for life, marriages destroyed, even kids get addicted and leave home. Many dying miserably in the street during cold period sleeping rough.

Which right thinking person can say one major crime is better than another?

Nor mind the guy you quoted.

FortifiedCity:


Not a good story at all

Fredlongs:
All this Rip, Rip everyday, wen will we be saying Rip to Buhari

thrillionaire:
Baba, na this one funny me pass
"..while Anyabolu, who was in his fifties, landed with his head and died instantly." Lwkmd

ClintGist:
Chukwuneta Anyabolu, a Brazil-based Nigerian ex-footballer, is dead.
According to reports, Anyabola aka Changa or Chassis, was duped of goods worth several millions of dollars, by his associates identified as Daniel and Ezenwa (both pictured), from Nnewi.



The goods were supplied to Anyabolu by other business partners. When the ex-footballer failed to remit profits made from the transactions, his business partner started threatening to arrest him if by March 16th he fails to pay back their money or return goods supplied top him.

Disturbed by the threats, Anyabolu was forced to start searching the whole of Brazil for the criminal duo of Daniel and Ezenwa. After some weeks, he got information that one of them, Ezenwa, was sighted in a building in the city centre.

The deceased then invited the police who joined him to apprehend him. Ezenwa, was arrested in one of the top floors of the building. But while being taken to the police vehicle, he escaped and jumped through the window of the third floor. .

A shocked Anyabolu and the policeman, in hot pursuit, jumped after the escaping Ezenwa. However, the ex-footballer and the policeman were unlucky, as they landed badly on the concrete floor. The cop landed on his feet, breaking his sheen, while Anyabolu, who was in his fifties, landed with his head and died instantly.


source : http://www.clintgist.com/ex-nigerian-footballer-dies-brazil-chasing-man-duped/

ClintGist:
Chukwuneta Anyabolu, a Brazil-based Nigerian ex-footballer, is dead.
According to reports, Anyabola aka Changa or Chassis, was duped of goods worth several millions of dollars, by his associates identified as Daniel and Ezenwa (both pictured), from Nnewi.



The goods were supplied to Anyabolu by other business partners. When the ex-footballer failed to remit profits made from the transactions, his business partner started threatening to arrest him if by March 16th he fails to pay back their money or return goods supplied top him.

Disturbed by the threats, Anyabolu was forced to start searching the whole of Brazil for the criminal duo of Daniel and Ezenwa. After some weeks, he got information that one of them, Ezenwa, was sighted in a building in the city centre.

The deceased then invited the police who joined him to apprehend him. Ezenwa, was arrested in one of the top floors of the building. But while being taken to the police vehicle, he escaped and jumped through the window of the third floor. .

A shocked Anyabolu and the policeman, in hot pursuit, jumped after the escaping Ezenwa. However, the ex-footballer and the policeman were unlucky, as they landed badly on the concrete floor. The cop landed on his feet, breaking his sheen, while Anyabolu, who was in his fifties, landed with his head and died instantly.


source : http://www.clintgist.com/ex-nigerian-footballer-dies-brazil-chasing-man-duped/

Okoyeebos:
This man tried to live and even help his brothers by supplying them goods on credit but see how they betrayed him unto his death.

The greatest enemy of an igbo man is another Igbo man.

By the way, what is the nature of the "goods" he supplied?

Aldebaran:
Nigerians carried their criminal activities to Brazil.