ngadaAwo:
but nairaland big sha small thing wey go happen e don reach here

PissfulProtester:
ndagaAwo don turn reporter

longetivity:
The name of the company please

ngadaAwo:
go to main market and ask

longetivity:
but u saw the cartridges with ur korokoro eyes naw, and u told us they are from a particular licenced company

smatt1711:
I de stay for ONITSHA, when I see the bullets I know say na normal cartridge security people de carry, na many people business for ONITSHA

LikeAking:
@ Op - You 1 decive who?

ezebunafo:
Even for the pictures for the nation newspaper na short cartridge for pump action and double barrel

ThatFairGuy1:
Shattappp. FULANI man from sokoto pretending as Igbo.

Those ammunition are proudly own by cownu miscreants to unleash terror on the zoo starting from our region, South East.

We're not coward, we won't change the story because of the caliphate. God bless UNMEN KNOWN GUN.

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meccuno:
its really not funny ......

ngadaAwo:
Gbam na cartons of normal cartridge bullets security people and vigilantes dey use.
na normal business.

the thing only caused tension because of the current situation

ngadaAwo:
honestly if war starts in this country the media is to be blamed.
the way they manufacture news ehhh.

here are some facts you should know about the truck of ammo

I'm giving you first hand information because the incident happened right in front of my house.
I visited my residence today even though when I arrived everything has been evacuated but let me get things straight.

1. the supposed ammo are cartoons of short gun cartridges and not automatic riffle bullets.

2. for those that knows the area it's just a 50 naira keke or trek to the biggest market in west Africa which is onitsha main market.

3. the goods are own by a licensed seller that sells short gun ammo to licensed private securities and vigilantes including private individuals licensed to carry arms.

4. this is not the first time such shipment arrives in main market if you're convenient with main market you'll be seeing such shipments on daily basis.

5. it's not a new thing to the police because the owner is a licensed seller. we have many of them.

mind you I got this information first hand because it was right in front of my house and fortunately I visited today from my unknown location to my town which is onitsha.

So my Anambra people no cause for alarm it's just a normal random accident that happens to trucks conveying shipments to main market.
it happens regularly.


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lalasticlala Seun

ThatFairGuy1:
Shattappp. FULANI man from sokoto pretending as Igbo.

Those ammunition are proudly own by cownu miscreants to unleash terror on the zoo starting from our region, South East.

We're not coward, we won't change the story because of the caliphate. God bless UNMEN KNOWN GUN.

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ngadaAwo:
honestly if war starts in this country the media is to be blamed.
the way they manufacture news ehhh.

here are some facts you should know about the truck of ammo

I'm giving you first hand information because the incident happened right in front of my house.
I visited my residence today even though when I arrived everything has been evacuated but let me get things straight.

1. the supposed ammo are cartoons of short gun cartridges and not automatic riffle bullets.

2. for those that knows the area it's just a 50 naira keke or trek to the biggest market in west Africa which is onitsha main market.

3. the goods are own by a licensed seller that sells short gun ammo to licensed private securities and vigilantes including private individuals licensed to carry arms.

4. this is not the first time such shipment arrives in main market if you're convenient with main market you'll be seeing such shipments on daily basis.

5. it's not a new thing to the police because the owner is a licensed seller. we have many of them.

mind you I got this information first hand because it was right in front of my house and fortunately I visited today from my unknown location to my town which is onitsha.

So my Anambra people no cause for alarm it's just a normal random accident that happens to trucks conveying shipments to main market.
it happens regularly.


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lalasticlala Seun

ngadaAwo:
honestly if war starts in this country the media is to be blamed.
the way they manufacture news ehhh.

here are some facts you should know about the truck of ammo

I'm giving you first hand information because the incident happened right in front of my house.
I visited my residence today even though when I arrived everything has been evacuated but let me get things straight.

1. the supposed ammo are cartoons of short gun cartridges and not automatic riffle bullets.

2. for those that knows the area it's just a 50 naira keke or trek to the biggest market in west Africa which is onitsha main market.

3. the goods are own by a licensed seller that sells short gun ammo to licensed private securities and vigilantes including private individuals licensed to carry arms.

4. this is not the first time such shipment arrives in main market if you're convenient with main market you'll be seeing such shipments on daily basis.

5. it's not a new thing to the police because the owner is a licensed seller. we have many of them.

mind you I got this information first hand because it was right in front of my house and fortunately I visited today from my unknown location to my town which is onitsha.

So my Anambra people no cause for alarm it's just a normal random accident that happens to trucks conveying shipments to main market.
it happens regularly.


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lalasticlala Seun

ngadaAwo:
[s][/s]
seems that the handshake don pass elbow
you're deliberately trolling me for nothing.
I have no strength to troll back.

ThatFairGuy1:
get theee behind me