We all knw he is Igbo frm potopoto region masquerading as a yoruba guy he wan develop england by force

#reform nigeria...

JasonScoolari:
Ayomide Olaribigbe is definitely an Igbo name. My Ngwà and Nsukka brothers can bear me witness.

Have you licked Atiku’s ass today?

haha
Madam dabiri
oya come announce

haha
Madam dabiri
oya come announce

The internalisation of MC Oluomo-ism.

dainformant:
A 22-year-old Nigerian man is wanted by police for breaching a gang injunction. Ayomide Olaribigbe, 22, of Willow Street, Romford, and Carlito Hall, 19, Walthamstow, were given a tough gang injunction last year for their involvement in the Thurrock-based C17 gang in England.

The injunction was secured by Essex Police with the support of the community and partners due to incidents of drug dealing, violence and anti-social behaviour linked to the gang.

Olaribigbe, who is also known as “Riggz”, is known to frequent the Tilbury, Grays and Romford areas.

See more; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2019/04/nigerian-gang-member-declared-wanted-by-police-in-uk-photo.html

name checkers right now

Hang that Bastard for tarnishing Yoruba name

Afonja again!!!!

LazyGold:
Hang that Bastard for tarnishing Yoruba name

Appreciate your own from the waste

diablos:
Na dem afonjas. Criminally inclined set of people always disgracing the african race.

U no get shame

NaijaRoyalty:
Ayodele Olaribigbe

Funny Tho

Na only we dey life... Una can dey carry do.
Una go just dey spoil things for other people

Good! Let him face death if that's the consequence of his action. That's d major difference BTW yorubas and those who have been crying foul since d 5 international robbers were caught: You'll hardly see a Yoruba man supporting ds lad's (alleged) evil action.
No sane Omoluabi will carry d matter of a criminal on his/her head like gala. Let every one emulate this and not be feeling bad when criminals are apprehended just because they're ur kinmen!

he is not A Nigerian,he is a British Afonja so let them manage their problem

Afonja the UK crime masters

All NCAN members south east chapters has been banned for the reason known to tribalist mods


Signed: goddess of ebeahu
Secretary

The ones wey dey represent England na Britons but the ones wey Ef Up na Nigerians. Yeye

Black sheep of the family

Nigerians........... Always in the news for the wrong reasons.

children of hate from waste won't comment on this threads.

JasonScoolari:
Ayomide Olaribigbe is definitely an Igbo name. My Ngwà and Nsukka brothers can bear me witness.

The Omoluabi is a philosophical and cultural concept that's native to the Yoruba people. It's used to describe a person of good character. The omoluabi concept signifies courage, hard work, humility and respect.[1] An omoluabi is a person of honor who believes in hard work, respects the rights of others, and gives to the community in deeds and in action. Above all, an omoluabi is a person of integrity.[2]

The Omoluabi concept is an adjectival Yoruba phrase, which has the words - "Omo + ti + Olu-iwa + bi" as its components. Literally translated and taken separately, omo means 'child', ti means 'that or which', Olu-iwa means the chief or master of Iwa (character), bi means 'born'. When combined, Omoluabi translates as "the baby begotten by the chief of iwa". Such a child is thought of as a paragon of excellence in character.[3]

An omoluabi demonstrates and exhibits the inherent virtue and value of Iwapele. Iwapele is ultimately the basis of moral conduct in Yoruba culture and a core defining attribute of an omoluabi. The most fundamental of these principles demonstrated by an omoluabi are;[4]

Oro Siso (Spoken word, the Yoruba accord great respect for intelligent and expert use of language)
Iteriba (Respect)
Inu Rere (Good will, Having a good mind towards others)
Otito (Truth)
Iwa (Character)
Akinkanju (Bravery)
Ise (Hardwork)
Opolo Pipe (Intelligence)
An individual can be termed an omoluabi irrespective of the religion the person adheres to. Consequently, some of the characteristics and traits of an omoluabi are considered virtues in many religions, for example, humility, truth and honesty are Christian and Muslim virtues.
He his British trained and not an omoluabi.

Na dem...

JasonScoolari:
Ayomide Olaribigbe is definitely an Igbo name. My Ngwà and Nsukka brothers can bear me witness.

you know if he was your brothers he would have been declared wanted for either robberies or killings and more deadly drugs peddling or most notorious kidnapping in world aka bro evans. your bros are leading.

What have Nigeria done to deserve all this tarnishing of image?

olas24u:

The Omoluabi is a philosophical and cultural concept that's native to the Yoruba people. It's used to describe a person of good character. The omoluabi concept signifies courage, hard work, humility and respect.[1] An omoluabi is a person of honor who believes in hard work, respects the rights of others, and gives to the community in deeds and in action. Above all, an omoluabi is a person of integrity.[2]

The Omoluabi concept is an adjectival Yoruba phrase, which has the words - "Omo + ti + Olu-iwa + bi" as its components. Literally translated and taken separately, omo means 'child', ti means 'that or which', Olu-iwa means the chief or master of Iwa (character), bi means 'born'. When combined, Omoluabi translates as "the baby begotten by the chief of iwa". Such a child is thought of as a paragon of excellence in character.[3]

An omoluabi demonstrates and exhibits the inherent virtue and value of Iwapele. Iwapele is ultimately the basis of moral conduct in Yoruba culture and a core defining attribute of an omoluabi. The most fundamental of these principles demonstrated by an omoluabi are;[4]

Oro Siso (Spoken word, the Yoruba accord great respect for intelligent and expert use of language)
Iteriba (Respect)
Inu Rere (Good will, Having a good mind towards others)
Otito (Truth)
Iwa (Character)
Akinkanju (Bravery)
Ise (Hardwork)
Opolo Pipe (Intelligence)
An individual can be termed an omoluabi irrespective of the religion the person adheres to. Consequently, some of the characteristics and traits of an omoluabi are considered virtues in many religions, for example, humility, truth and honesty are Christian and Muslim virtues.
He his British trained and not an omoluabi.

ok but he is an afonja?

JasonScoolari:
Ayomide Olaribigbe is definitely an Igbo name. My Ngwà and Nsukka brothers can bear me witness.

You are right, na Igbo boy

Na where?

quote author=binsanni post=77268211]Nah there brother [/quote]

1stola:
See hin flat head.


He must have been influenced by those pigs.

No, not influenced ,he is an Igbo guy. q.e.d