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Thank God, we are alive hale & hearthy. Hmnn, saibrown envelope you can now jump into lagoon, while uzoma wear her wretched black rags to mourn your demise with immediate alacrity. @ sureboy and other muslim patentees, ramadan kareem. |
Freewilly , he/she is igbo today and yoruba 2moro. |
saibuhari:Shut your corrupt mouth up. It amazes me how a fraudster like you could feel so important to the extent of asking questions from distinguished patentees, you have abused several times. One thing that amazes me is, hardened criminals like you would even call innocent people criminals. There is no comment of omokemesi, Banjo and myself that could show we have perpetrated crimes. But judge yourself with your bribery act comment below. You are one of those giving Nigeria bad name. No wonder you are leaning towards injustice as being experienced by Comandclem. saibuhari:
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Chelsea and Nigerian midfielder, John Mikel Obi's father Michael Obi is missing. Chelsea midfielder John Obi Mikel has appeared on television to plea for his father's release after he was kidnapped in Nigeria. Michael Obi, who runs an interstate transport company in the city of Jos, has been missing since Friday when he failed to return home from work, and the player's representatives have confirmed that he has been abducted. Mikel told Sky Sports News: "All I can say is I'm from Nigeria, and I've always tried to help the country in every way that I can, playing for the country, serving the country any way that I can and I think it is time for the country to help me in this situation. "I'm just going to say whoever has got my dad, whoever knows where my dad is should try to contact me and let me know where my dad is." He continued: "We haven't had anything yet, for the last few days, no phone calls, nothing. My dad's phone is not going through at the moment. "I really don't have an idea of who has taken my dad away. I think this happens a lot, not in the northern part of Nigeria but it happens a lot in the eastern part. But I think my dad will probably be the first in the northern part. "I would like to go and see what's happening and speak to my mum and see my mum and speak to my other brothers and sisters as well. But at this point I have to stay back and we'll see what happens, if in the next 24 hours we're going to get any information as to where he is and what's happening to him. Then we can know what to do and how to act from there. "I just want to say to whoever has got my dad to please just let him go. He's an old man and he hasn't done any harm to anyone as far as I know. "I don't know why he has been taken and my family, my mum especially, is very sad and devastated about the whole situation. I just hope in the next 24 hours we can get something out of it." Mikel had known about this before the match against Stoke on Sunday but still decided to play. "I don't really think my team-mates know about it," he said. "I think I told [Didier] Drogba today and before the game I told [Salomon] Kalou who's a very good friend of mine. I don't want everyone coming to me saying 'Sorry, Mikel'. I just wanted to get on with the game and play the game. "Then after that I thought they should have known but up until now they haven't known but I think tomorrow everyone will know, by then they will try to speak to me about it as well." Source : http://www.goal.com/en/news/9/england/2011/08/15/2621334/please-let-him-go-chelseas-john-obi-mikel-makes-emotional-tv |
Chelsea and Nigerian midfielder, John Mikel Obi's father Michael Obi is missing. Chelsea midfielder John Obi Mikel has appeared on television to plea for his father's release after he was kidnapped in Nigeria. Michael Obi, who runs an interstate transport company in the city of Jos, has been missing since Friday when he failed to return home from work, and the player's representatives have confirmed that he has been abducted. Mikel told Sky Sports News: "All I can say is I'm from Nigeria, and I've always tried to help the country in every way that I can, playing for the country, serving the country any way that I can and I think it is time for the country to help me in this situation. "I'm just going to say whoever has got my dad, whoever knows where my dad is should try to contact me and let me know where my dad is." He continued: "We haven't had anything yet, for the last few days, no phone calls, nothing. My dad's phone is not going through at the moment. "I really don't have an idea of who has taken my dad away. I think this happens a lot, not in the northern part of Nigeria but it happens a lot in the eastern part. But I think my dad will probably be the first in the northern part. "I would like to go and see what's happening and speak to my mum and see my mum and speak to my other brothers and sisters as well. But at this point I have to stay back and we'll see what happens, if in the next 24 hours we're going to get any information as to where he is and what's happening to him. Then we can know what to do and how to act from there. "I just want to say to whoever has got my dad to please just let him go. He's an old man and he hasn't done any harm to anyone as far as I know. "I don't know why he has been taken and my family, my mum especially, is very sad and devastated about the whole situation. I just hope in the next 24 hours we can get something out of it." Mikel had known about this before the match against Stoke on Sunday but still decided to play. "I don't really think my team-mates know about it," he said. "I think I told [Didier] Drogba today and before the game I told [Salomon] Kalou who's a very good friend of mine. I don't want everyone coming to me saying 'Sorry, Mikel'. I just wanted to get on with the game and play the game. "Then after that I thought they should have known but up until now they haven't known but I think tomorrow everyone will know, by then they will try to speak to me about it as well." Source : http://www.goal.com/en/news/9/england/2011/08/15/2621334/please-let-him-go-chelseas-john-obi-mikel-makes-emotional-tv |
@ kunbee, u meant Kalu Uche, Eagles player. ![]() |
@ Banjo, ofcourse his work is to be a tool in the hand of devilish mobil. @ Mr brown envelope, i invested in ccnl, because i researched and realised the man needed my support for the case and also to benefit thereafter. I have my genuine legal source of income which will shock you if discovered. Both abroad and at home, so dont think my life is dependent on comandclem's success. Any sane and selfless person will support a fight against injustice. In your own case, you have sold your soul for a pot of porridge. For patentees who are losing faith in the fight, it is understandable as we only have our failed judicial system and corrupted society to blame for the delayed justice. As for me i will continue displaying the picture of one of those working against better lives for Nigerians through comandclem. H His own statement confirming his corruptible status: saibuhari:
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abaluv:@ abaluv, though i will not say mr. brown envelope is handsome, he is just fresh because he feeds on filthy deals. Also he is just like IBB, they are devilish. Banjo24:I just want people to know how nigerians could be so criminal, thinking they could hide under internet to commit crime. His day of reckoning is lurking around. When their likes get arrested, they become sober and looking like 'lucozade' ![]()
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If the new relationship with that sandra, is true. Then Frank is under spell. |
Nigerian can be so currupt to the extent of telling the world he bribed journalists: saibuhari:He will soon face the law. Trust me.
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@marms, i think banjo mistook your comments for those against ccnl. You should know that comandclem is fighting against forces only God can help us surmount. mobil would do anything to stop ccnl from getting solidarity from nigerians. Saibuhari also confirmed he bribed journalists to get his story published. Imagine how much mobil could pay media houses to kill this case off the views of the populace. That's pathetic society we found ourselves. So take it easy bro. @ banjo, i had told you guys that i know Mr. brown envelope well and have correct data about him. Dont get it twisted. ![]()
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@ banjo, silence is better for that arena (a.rse licker) |
Omokemesi: ![]() Definitely, he deserves it.
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An expatriate was shot dead this afternoon on ACME Road, Ogba Industrial Estate, Lagos, Southwest Nigeria. The expertrate who was shot dead this afternoon inside a company bus on ACME Road, Ogba, Lagos He was believed to be an accountant with Western Metal Products Company Limited, WEMPCO, located on WEMPCO Road, Ogba, and hailed from China. He was simply identified as Mr. Henri. Eyewitnesses said he might have been trailed from a bank on Adeniyi Jones Avenue, Ikeja, where he had reportedly withdrawn an undisclosed sum of money. The lone gunman shot him in the head inside the white company bus with Lagos registration number XM 318 LSD that was conveying him, and he died instantly. According to the driver of the bus who was the only person with the expatriate when the incident happened, the gunman appeared from nowhere and shot him in the head, collected the money that had just been withdrawn from a bank and dsiappeared. The driver was too shocked to speak further about the incident. His corpse was later removed and deposited in the mortuary. When our reporter visted his company’s office, none of the staff was willing to comment on the incident. source : http://pmnewsnigeria.com/2011/08/08/robber-kills-expatriate-in-lagos-2/
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An expatriate was shot dead this afternoon on ACME Road, Ogba Industrial Estate, Lagos, Southwest Nigeria. The expertrate who was shot dead this afternoon inside a company bus on ACME Road, Ogba, Lagos He was believed to be an accountant with Western Metal Products Company Limited, WEMPCO, located on WEMPCO Road, Ogba, and hailed from China. He was simply identified as Mr. Henri. Eyewitnesses said he might have been trailed from a bank on Adeniyi Jones Avenue, Ikeja, where he had reportedly withdrawn an undisclosed sum of money. The lone gunman shot him in the head inside the white company bus with Lagos registration number XM 318 LSD that was conveying him, and he died instantly. According to the driver of the bus who was the only person with the expatriate when the incident happened, the gunman appeared from nowhere and shot him in the head, collected the money that had just been withdrawn from a bank and dsiappeared. The driver was too shocked to speak further about the incident. His corpse was later removed and deposited in the mortuary. When our reporter visted his company’s office, none of the staff was willing to comment on the incident. source : http://pmnewsnigeria.com/2011/08/08/robber-kills-expatriate-in-lagos-2/
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This uzoma is a real clown with her kindergarten comments. ![]() missuzoma:Funny iron lady, it's obvious you are already fidgeting. ![]() |
1Dray:1Dray, well said. That's why sometime i feel bad being Nigerian. But the likes of Omokemesi, Banjo, you , Godsayes and other patriots still give me a sucour. God bless you all while the antagonists of better life for Nigerians encounter their ruination. |
The thing bad reach the level one morning our Enugu state co ordinator asked, " the thing they scratch una? ". Worst day was "Camp Fire Night". |
" Don't thank me, thank God. Ori lo ba ese ko dupe lowo ori e na". |
Saibuhari, list the names of journalists you claimed you bribed below: saibuhari: |
Is it too much alcohol intakes of IBO people that makes them think so silly most times? |
r231:What can't Ibo people do for money? Imagine he came to see his family with his man-lover. Shameless people. |
. @ Omokemesi, if Saibuhari lists them , i will personally hand him the brown envelope at his , ademola aguda, surulere, Lagos residence. ![]() |
Nigerians at home and especially abroad, use different kinds of slangs. When ever they see one another they flow in slangs in local, pidgin English and English languages. Slangs like Nna men, Ki lo n sele?, wetin dey happen? What's up. e.t.c. Among all these slangs, i have met europeans, West Africans who have lived among Nigerians. The first thing they said to me is "How far?" and we always burst into laughter. ![]() |
Nigerians at home and especially abroad, use different kinds of slangs. When ever they see one another they flow in slangs in local, pidgin English and English languages. Slangs like Nna men, Ki lo n sele?, wetin dey happen? What's up. e.t.c. Among all these slangs, i have met europeans, West Africans who have lived among Nigerians. The first thing they said to me is "How far?" and we always bursted into laughter. ![]() I have come to notice that most Nigerians use it to start conversation both home and abroad. "How far" is so popular that foreigners now identify it with us. ![]() |
tenfour:Thanks Tenfour, just catching fun while you guys see Saibuhari in his true colour. He is very fraudulent. I am just waiting for the right time for him to be nabbed by appropriate authorities i.e when his cup is full before God. Even if he runs from his Surulere, Lagos residence, he won't escape it. As for Comandclem, we will soon be there. arena07:I am not suprised, you thought Mr. Brown envelope would give you 4,000 naira just for hailing on nairaland?. a.rse licker. ![]() |
Is it true that Ibo people in abakaliki eat human beings? Just asking. |
saibuhari:How on earth i missed this? You sounded like a kid who said to his teacher: Uncle, john is slapping me. ![]() I only played with you and you were already crying. What of if i show you your residential address in Lagos? I thought you were an hardened criminal who will never shake during trouble. Saibuhari, you dissappointed yourself. Small boy. ![]() |
seanet02:Seanet, what is misleading in the title? This is the truth, Salami may be jailed for perjury. |
No wonder Ibo girls dey go half or full naked doing prostitution. You will hear names like amaka, ebere, ijeoma, ufuoma, uche. It has been in their blood since wayback. So hereditary. ![]()
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