Oil blocks 0ML & 0PL FOR SALES.

(1) 0ML 109 JV 0PTIONS

(2) 0ML 6 $7B

(3) 0ML 13 $2.5B

(4)0ML 115 $6B

(5)0PL 320 $9.5B

(6) 0PL 326 $3.6B

These above Oil Block Nos. Are the very one on ground for Sales

Contact: Belcher Nig. Ltd.
0809331429

Stealing is stealing no matter the reasons attached to doing it. Your story if true reeks of what is obtainable in a dysfunctional family but your act will only heighten the discord between your parents. May God help you all.

lordm:
The people who scrolling down this comment without reacting will be having next 7yrs of bad luck

You no well. oooo

Sisijetue:
What you sow you shall reap.
Shikena

Make we hear word
If the father has being paying his fees than let it be so
If he hasn't
Omo ur curse no enter

I remember stealing my dad's money one time to buy GCE form when he refused to give me
Say him no get I saw money I took it
Wetin him do
Lass lass wen I went to buy the form I was told it has closed
I vex chop the money

Many years back I took my father's pension to trade forex
What did he do
He asked me what did I use it for
When I showed him
He said as long as I didn't eat it with my mouth
Its for business
No problem
So this guy is not a thief
He is a guy who values his future and will fight for his rights

OP should change the topic please. He didn't steal it, he took it. He had such amount of money yet he couldn't pay his child school fees. He is a wayward father from the narrative.

And to the son, I just hope he really paid the fees and didn't lavish it on girls.

tiredoflife:


Make we hear word
If the father has being paying his fees than let it be so
If he hasn't
Omo ur curse no enter

I remember stealing my dad's money one time to buy GCE form when he refused to give me
Say him no get I saw money I took it
Wetin him do
Lass lass wen I went to buy the form I was told it has closed
I vex chop the money

Many years back I took my father's pension to trade forex
What did he do
He asked me what did I use it for
When I showed him
He said as long as I didn't eat it with my mouth
Its for business
No problem
So this guy is not a thief
He is a guy who values his future and will fight for his rights

Charity begins at home...
Petty thief in the making

Belcherng:
Oil blocks 0ML & 0PL FOR SALES.

(1) 0ML 109 JV 0PTIONS

(2) 0ML 6 $7B

(3) 0ML 13 $2.5B

(4)0ML 115 $6B

(5)0PL 320 $9.5B

(6) 0PL 326 $3.6B

These above Oil Block Nos. Are the very one on ground for Sales

Contact: Belcher Nig. Ltd.
0809331429

So all this kind scams Still dey
Una no dey tire
So if person one sell oil blocks na for nairaland him go advertise am like guys wey the give sure odds for football betting
U better go find blood money do

Kira290:
leave the poor man alone....go and work for your own money..
Guys younger than you are taking care of their mom and dad...
You dey there they claim inheritance..
Naija matter tire me ¯\_(ツ)_/¯


Add me on Skype...
Kira 290

Thanks

Add you for what madam?

you are a thief and fraud oga. I go your site, sent the card asinstructed. u swallow my card without crediting me anything.

Nairalanders, beware of this fraudster.

sobastical:


Add you for what madam?

Lemme consult the oracle

d best i did was to steal my old mans credit back inbd day when we had celtel wireless.
130k go finish under 1week max
mumuni
apako
abegi

iamTP:

Lemme consult the oracle

Consult am well o

Sisijetue:


Charity begins at home...
Petty thief in the making

U don't know anything
This is a boy from a broken home
Being tossed about
Papa say him no get
Mama say him no get
And him dey final year
What do u want him to do
Make him carry gun
So the papa get mind go police station but won't pay skool fees

Well I no blame u
Na person wey no wetin be hunger go understand wen another person say I dey hungry

Adebayo4christ:
you are a thief and fraud oga. I go your site, sent the card asinstructed. u swallow my card without crediting me anything.

Nairalanders, beware of this fraudster.

Them don scam you

For this small place

sobastical:


Consult am well o

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Afonjas will not like this... instead of helping his father, he is stealing from him. Nonsense and ingredients for ritual purposes!

Kira290:
B

this lady u used as your dp I know her. , I will tell her someone's using her pics on nland .....she's now a celebrity sha.

He is guilty of a crime! His excuse is not justified.

NigerianDiamond:
Stealing is stealing no matter the reasons attached to doing it. Your story if true reeks of what is obtainable in a dysfunctional family but your act will only heighten the discord between your parents. May God help you all.

Keep speaking English in nairaland
Sons are going through a lot
Where u want am to work over 100k comot to pay him skool fees
If him come nairaland u go give am
Na people like u go ask all the questions finish so tey e go remain him papa head to bring
And still tell am u no get
Make una no talk if u no no wetin dey boy go tru
D papa Bleep up

Lalasticlala come swear sey you never do dis kind thing before

D guy is not a criminal so y postin his pix online.....some parent(s) deliberately don't care about their children, has seen such experience, his father earlier said he don't have money, so who own the #135k or #100k as d case may be? #Abegfreethisyoungman

tiredoflife:


Keep speaking English in nairaland
Sons are going through a lot
Where u want am to work over 100k comot to pay him skool fees
If him come nairaland u go give am
Na people like u go ask all the questions finish so tey e go remain him papa head to bring
And still tell am u no get
Make una no talk if u no no wetin dey boy go tru
D papa Bleep up

Sorry, I can't make any sense out of what you wrote. However, I need to let you know that at 22 or even at a lower age than his, so many guys are working and fending for themselves without any external assistance. You need to tell the world that you are dependent on what your parents hand out to you not that others can't work and make a living than stealing. The guys act is called stealing irrespective of whom he stole the money from and it is prosecutable. Thank you.

NigerianDiamond:



Sorry, I can't make any sense out of what you wrote. However, I need to let you know that at 22 or even at a lower age than his, so many guys are working and fending for themselves without any external assistance. You need to tell the world that you are dependent on what your parents hand out to you not that others can't work and make a living than stealing. The guys act is called stealing irrespective of whom he stole the money from and it is prosecutable. Thank you.

Why do u lie to score cheap points
At 22 so many Nigerians or even lower age are working and fending for themselves
OK he is not working
He is a full time student
Is it so hard for u to understand
I can see the jobs u created that a boy of 22 can work and skool at the same time when he is not a part time student
Many of u come on nairaland to give nonsense stats that u know its not real
Not to talk of this govt of change
Unless u mean many rob to fend for themselves
Or harvest human parts
Then maybe u will make sense

Check his phone. I'm sure he has purchased a fairly used iPhone with the money ( starter kit for yahoo yahoo)

Belcherng:
Oil blocks 0ML & 0PL FOR SALES.

(1) 0ML 109 JV 0PTIONS

(2) 0ML 6 $7B

(3) 0ML 13 $2.5B

(4)0ML 115 $6B

(5)0PL 320 $9.5B

(6) 0PL 326 $3.6B

These above Oil Block Nos. Are the very one on ground for Sales

Contact: Belcher Nig. Ltd.
0809331429

bros,your number no dey reachable na
How much for that OML 115 last,

I blame the dad.

Why keep a grow a$$ man around the house?

NigerianDiamond:



Sorry, I can't make any sense out of what you wrote. However, I need to let you know that at 22 or even at a lower age than his, so many guys are working and fending for themselves without any external assistance. You need to tell the world that you are dependent on what your parents hand out to you not that others can't work and make a living than stealing. The guys act is called stealing irrespective of whom he stole the money from and it is prosecutable. Thank you.

I left Nigeria at 20 years old. I was already working at Cooperative Bank and giving my mum my salary. She’ll give me back enough money for lunch and taxi.

When I left the country she showed me a secret savings account she opened with the money for me.

People need to teach their offsprings well.

Nawa o.. This one is strong!

unclesoyo:
Ade Giwa, the father of an Ordinary National Diploma student at the Moshood Abiola Polytechnic, Richard Giwa, has accused his son of stealing the severance pay given to him by the last firm he worked for.

The father said Richard allegedly transferred the money into his bank account.

Punch Metro reports that the 22-year-old transferred the sum of N135,000 from the account through his father’s phone.

The father said he was charging his phone in the sitting room when Richard sneaked in and took it.

He said,

“Richard has done this criminal act before. He looks so gentle that when you see him, you will think he cannot commit such an act.

“The company I was working for was shut down in April 2017. We thought we would be called back, only for me to get a retirement letter in December 2017.

“In March, my boss sent N140,000 to me as part payment of my severance pay. Richard came home, saw the alert, gradually transferred N135,000 from the account and fled the house.

“I was shocked when I saw the balance in my account. So, I went to my bank and it was there that I was asked who Richard Giwa was and I said he is my son. My account statement was printed for me and I saw the transfer. I went to his mother’s house in Amikanle, but I was told that he was nowhere to be found.”

The 65-year-old, who noted that he regularly gave Richard money for upkeep, said he did not know the reason why he would steal from him.

He said the mother claimed not to know anything about the theft, adding that Richard threatened to deal with him if he did not leave his mother out of the matter.

Ade said when he reported the matter at the Alagolo Police Division, the police refused to arrest the mother, saying it was against the law to arrest a non-offender.

He lamented that he had nothing left and had been borrowing money from people to survive.

When Richard was contacted, he admitted to transferring the money, saying he used it to complete his school project.

The 22-year-old, however, claimed that he and his mother were neglected by his father.

He said,

“At first, I thought my father did not have money to take care of us. But later, I discovered that he just did not want to take care of us. He is always saying that I am not his son.

“My father is not computer literate; his phone is always with me. I realise that whenever he goes out, I will receive a debit alert on his phone. I told my mum that my dad had been withdrawing money; he just did not want to give us, but my mum said I should leave him alone.

“There was a day he went out and a debit alert message popped up on his phone and a friend said he saw him eating in a restaurant. He is not concerned about our wellbeing.

“Someone called me from school that I had to pay all the fees I owed and I asked my father for money. He said he did not have; it was my final year in school. I asked my mum, she had nothing to offer.

“Since I don’t want to have an extra year, I transferred N100,000 to pay for my school project and other fees. If I actually want to take his money, I will transfer everything and he will not see me again.”

Richard said his father did not notice that he transferred the money till after three months when he went to check his account balance in the bank.

He added that when his father confronted him about the money, he admitted to transferring it, adding that he told his father that he would pay back the money whenever he got a job.

The Lagos State Police Public Relations Officer, CSP Chike Oti, said the matter was reported to the police.

He said, “It is true that the matter was reported at the Alagolo Police Station; it is under investigation.”

https://lailasnews.com/dad-is-very-stingy-mapoly-undergraduate-who-stole-dads-severance-pay/

This boy belongs to the yahoo generation, and they are the future of Nigeria. They perceive the act of stealing as 'work'.

What the future holds for this country is anybody's guess

Funny, that's bad anyway
But good for a stingy man like your father

This is Nigeria