₦airaland Forum

TrackerSK:
So,who are the people selling agbo in the street of SE

AdeYORUFAFO:
Check UK prisons first. It almost looks like afeniferere meeting in there.

Fcwilly:
Please what tribe is that kabiyesi that was arrested in USA that's still in prison for fraud?

Stolen:
PECIOUS METAL, 60MILLION, THE PAIN IS REAL...


U CRY ABOUT EVERYTHING.


I BET U CRY BECAUSE GOD DID NOT MAKE YOU AN IGBO MAN.

fman:
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CJStarz:
U don dey abuse me here but I no go come down that level.

One love, regardless.

Truthsave:
But you are so afraid to let Biafra go!

Unity beggar!!

DeltaOil:
SW franchise in the East

why not support them leaving

elipheleh:
These Yorubas have entered South East also with this their skull minning.

Only SW has this license to mine skulls all over the world.

porthouse7:
I swear, they are present in all crimes

DarlingtonC:
15 room brothel?


Would that be enough?

Xscape1993:
Everything about the black igbo man is destructive.

The National Agency for Food, Drug Administration and Control NAFDAC has apprehended a man identified as Anthony Chidi at Mile 3 Market, Diobu, Port Harcourt, for producing counterfeit alcoholic beverages in unsanitary conditions.


A statement released by the agency says Anthony was caught inside a filthy shop washing used bottles of various alcoholic brands, which he refilled with unwholesome drinks for resale. During the raid, officials discovered dirty empty bottles, ethanol, bottle caps, and packaging materials.


The agency says Chidi admitted to running the illicit operation for about a year, sourcing labels from Aba and purchasing used bottles. NAFDAC evacuated the shop, confiscating all items found on site for further investigation.

The Ebonyi State Police Command has arrested a suspect, Ovuta Chigozie, from Okoffia community in Ezza South Local Government Area, for being in possession of two human skulls and three locally made guns.

Spokesperson of the command, Joshua Ukandu, who disclosed this in Abakaliki on Wednesday, March 5, 2025 stated that Chigozie confessed the skulls were given to him for preparing a spiritual concoction.

"Authorities are actively pursuing the individual mentioned in connection with this case,” Ukandu added.

In a separate development, the police also recovered stolen tricycles and uncovered a syndicate altering the colors of stolen tricycles from neighboring states.


The operation led to the arrest of four suspects: Nweke Chukwudi, Nwankwo Obinna, John Abba, and Uche Abba.


Three stolen tricycles were recovered from the suspects, who admitted to receiving the vehicles from accomplices for colour modifications.


“All suspects will be charged to court upon the completion of investigations,” he said.

The Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation, also known as the Hawks, has arrested a Nigerian man, Benjamin Stanley Okwudili for possession of precious metals.

Gauteng spokesperson for the Hawks, Lieutenant Colonel Lloyd Ramovha, who confirmed this in a statement on Wednesday, March 5, 2025, said Okwudili was arrested at Linbro Park, Sandton, after being found in possession of suspected precious metals estimated at R50 million.

Ramovha said the Hawks’ Johannesburg Serious Organised Crime Investigation (SOCI) conducted a “diligent” intelligence-driven operation regarding contravention of the Precious Metals Act on February 27, resulting in the arrest.

“The operation was executed following critical information about palladium unlawfully stored at a residence on 1st Road, Linbro Park. Acting promptly, the team proceeded to the identified location. Upon arrival, they encountered a Nigerian male, Mr. Benjamin Stanley Okwudili,” said Ramovha.

The officers introduced themselves and requested permission to search the premises, which the Hawks say was granted.

“Despite finding no illegal items within the house, a thorough search of the garage revealed a gold suitcase wrapped in clear cling wrap. Upon inspection, the suitcase was discovered to contain approximately 90 kg of silver stones, suspected to be palladium, with an estimated value of R50 million,” said Ramovha.

Palladium is a silver-white metal that resembles platinum. It's used in many types of manufacturing processes, particularly for electronics and industrial products.

When questioned about the suitcase, the Hawks said Okwudili stated he had received it from the Congo and was expecting a buyer to collect it.

“However, he failed to produce any documentation authorising his possession of such minerals,” said Ramovha.

Consequently, the SA Police Service’s Local Criminal Record Centre was summoned to the scene for further processing.

Okwudili, 55, was then arrested. He was detained at Sandringham police station after being charged.

The Nigerian national appeared before the Johannesburg Magistrate's Court on Monday, where the case was postponed to March 10 for confirmation of Okwudili’s status in South Africa.

Meanwhile, Gauteng provincial head of the Hawks, Major General Ebrahim Kadwa has welcomed Okwudili’s arrest.

"This operation serves as a stern warning to all dealers in precious metals: adherence to the law is non-negotiable. Authorities will take decisive action against any individuals or entities found in violation of the Precious Metals Act," he said.

fman:

fman:

bea1234567:
Yoruba coward like you. No one takes yolobas serious in fight 🤣🤣

fman:
I swear.
That dude asapferg is the dumbest nairalander, I have ever come across.

bea1234567:
Na online you get mouth. If you come outside talk am na 6 ft you go enter. Fuuuuuûl

Jamie248:
Lol😊 How could this have been possible?

It would've been arguments, fights, and bloodshed all round