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You guys are the saddest. . . . You always cry about everything! You complain about everything! Everyone is out to get the Ibos! Is it my fault that your brother decided to become a drug baron? Did I take him to Medellin or Bogota and introduce him to the remnants of the Cali cartel? Did I introduce him to FARC? Two months ago I would have titled this "Ibo drug smuggler gets extradited. . . . .", did I do that here? I came at the topic neutral, but yall cry babies still had to scream for ur bibs! G'ahead with that shiyyt. . . . . .

Theres a time and a place for everything, and berating a fellow public official in front of the populace just to get cheap publicity just doesnt cut it!

1 June 2010
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The following report is on the result of the United States Drug Enforcement Administration's "Operation Relentless," which culminated in arrest of eight defendants for conspiring to use Liberia as staging area for distribution of more than $100 Million worth of cocaine. The son of the President of Liberia acted under cover in the investigation.



Five defendants – Chigbo Peter Umeh , aka " Emeka Okonkwo ," aka "Chigbogu Umehwunne," aka "Mike," aka "Chibue," aka "El Negro," Konstantin Yaroshenko , Gilbrilla Kamara, aka " Gibril Kamara ," aka " Anthony Smith ," aka "GK," aka "Gibry," aka "Gee Wee," aka "River Stallon," Ali Sesay , aka "Aliue Sesay," aka " Alie Sesay ," and Gennor Jalloh, aka " Chernoh Nuhu Jalloh " – arrived in the Southern District of New York from Liberia on May 30, 2010 , to face charges of conspiring to import cocaine into the United States.

The defendants, who were arrested in coordination with Liberian authorities on May 28 and 29, 2010, were transferred by the Government of Liberia to the custody of the United States to face narcotics trafficking charges in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York . This marks the first defendant transfer by the Government of Liberia to the United States in connection with narcotics-related charges in over 30 years, announced Preet Bharara, the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York , and Michele M. Leonhart , the Acting Administrator of the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA).

Two additional defendants -- Nathaniel French , aka "The Frenchman," aka "The Expert," and Kudufia Mawuko, aka "Marco" – were arrested by Liberian authorities this morning. They are expected to be transferred to United States custody shortly. One additional defendant -- Jorge Ivan Salazar Castano , aka "El Chavel" – was previously arrested in Spain , and remains in Spanish custody.


Manoocher Deghati/IRIN
Recovering drug addicts in Guinea-Bissau: The Liberian government has signalled its determination to stop drugs flowing through West Africa.
The defendants have been charged in two Indictments that were unsealed today. The first indictment -- S8 09 Cr. 524 – charges five defendants: Umeh, Yaroshenko, French, Mawuko and Jorge Ivan Salazar Castano , aka "El Chavel." The second indictment, which bears docket number 10 Cr. 457 , charges three defendants: Kamara, Sesay and Jalloh. Also unsealed today was a complaint -- 10 Mag. 1166 -- which charges one defendant, Marcel Acevedo Sarmiento , aka "Jota," aka "JJ," aka " Juan Restrepo," who is alleged to have been a co-conspirator of the conspiracy charged in Indictment S8 09 Cr. 524. Acevedo Sarmiento remains at large.

According to the Indictments and Complaint unsealed today:

During the last decade, drug trafficking organizations based in South America have increasingly used countries along or near the West African coast as trans-shipment hubs for importing massive quantities of cocaine to be later distributed in Europe or elsewhere within Africa. Through a combination of privately owned aircraft and maritime vessels, these organizations, predominantly based in Colombia and Venezuela, have transported hundreds of tons of cocaine, worth billions of dollars, to places such as Guinea Bissau, Guinea Conakry, Sierra Leone, Togo, Mali, Ghana, Nigeria, and Liberia. In so doing, representatives of these drug trafficking organizations have often sought to bribe high-level public officials with large cash payments and narcotics in order to ensure the safe passage, storage, and distribution of their cocaine shipments.



Since in or about 2007, the defendants have attempted to bribe high-level officials in the Liberian Government in order to protect shipments of vast quantities of cocaine, and to use Liberia as a trans-shipment point for further distribution of the cocaine in Africa and Europe. In particular, certain of the defendants met with two individuals they knew to be Liberian government officials -- the Director and Deputy Director of the Republic of Liberia National Security Agency ("RLNSA", both of whom (unbeknownst to the defendants) in fact were working jointly with the DEA in an undercover capacity ("UC-1" and "UC-2",respectively).

The Director of the RLNSA is also the son of the current President of Liberia. In a number of the meetings involving these Liberian officials, the defendants also met witha confidential source working with DEA (the "CS", who purported to be a business partner and confidante of the Director of the RLNSA.



In seeking to ensure the safe passage of their cocaine shipments, the defendants agreed to make payments to the Director and the Deputy Director of the RLNSA in cash and also in the form of cocaine. The CS advised the defendants that a portion of the cocaine paid to the CS would be transported from Liberia to Ghana, from where it would be imported into New York.

The S8 09 Cr. 524 Indictment

According to the S8 09 Cr. 524 Indictment, UMEH, 42, who is from Nigeria, was a broker who assisted various international narcotics suppliers in shipping numerous tons ofcocaine from South America to West Africa, from where the cocaine was transported to Europe or elsewhere within Africa. SALAZAR CASTANO, 44, who is from Colombia, was a cocaine supplier based in Colombia and Spain, who, together with his co-conspirators, sent large commercial aircraft containing cocaine from South America to West Africa, as well as smaller, private airplanes that departed from clandestine airstrips in Venezuela. YAROSHENKO, 41, who is from Russia, was an aircraft pilot andaviation transport expert who transported thousand-kilogram quantities of cocaine throughout South America, Africa, and Europe. FRENCH, 51, who is from Ghana, assisted drug suppliers by providing logistical support and coordination for maritime shipments of cocaine across the Atlantic Ocean. MAWUKO, 57, whois also from Ghana, assisted the drug suppliers through his extensive knowledge of maritime navigation, including the development of sea routes that could evade law enforcement radar.



The defendants participated in a series of face-to-face meetings, phone conversations, and telephone calls with the cooperating Liberian officials and the CS in connection with at least three different shipments of cocaine that they were trying to transport through Liberia: (1) a shipment of approximately 4,000 kilograms, which was to be flown from Venezuela to Monrovia, Liberia, and the retail value of which was over $100 million; (2) a shipment of approximately 1,500 kilograms, which was to be flown from Venezuela to Monrovia, Liberia, on an aircraft originating in Panama; and (3) a shipment of approximately 500 kilograms of cocaine, which was to be transported by a ship from Venezuela to a location off the coastof Liberia. Through these meetings, the defendants all understood that once the cocaine was transported to Liberia, a portion of the shipment (representing the payment to the CS)would be transported into Ghana, from where it would be placed ona commercial flight destined for the United States.

During a meeting in Monrovia, UMEH stated that the 4,000 kilograms of cocaine which the conspiracy intended to import into Liberia had been supplied and protected by the Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia (the "FARC". The FARC is an international terrorist group dedicated to the violent overthrow of the democratically elected Government of Colombia.

On May 28 and 29, 2010, defendants UMEH and YAROSHENKO were arrested in Liberia. On May 30, 2010, they were transferred to United States custody and brought to the Southern District of New York, where they will make their first court appearance latertoday. Defendants FRENCH and MAWUKO were arrested in Liberia this morning, June 1, 2010, and are expected to be transferred to United States custody shortly. Defendant SALAZAR CASTANO is presently incarcerated in Spain.

The S8 09 Cr. 524 Indictment has been assigned to United States District Judge JED S. RAKOFF for the Southern District of New York.

The 10 Cr. 457 Indictment

U.S.-Liberia Investigation Uncovers Drug Runners
DOCUMENT — Liberia: Remarks by Amb. Nathaniel Barnes on Liberia-U.S. Cooperation on Drug Trafficking
DOCUMENT — Liberia: Prepared Remarks for U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara Concerning U.S.-Liberia Drug Trafficking Case
As set forth in Indictment 10 Cr. 457, since at least in or about 2007, KAMARA, 40, who is from Sierra Leone, has actively sought to recruit South American drug trafficking organizations to establish operations in various West African countries, including in Liberia, Guinea Conakry, Guinea Bissau, Sierra Leone, and Nigeria. KAMARA has made efforts to corrupt and influence Government officials within the West African region in order to establish safe havens for the receipt, storage, and trans-shipment of thousands of kilograms of cocaine. JALLOH, 33, and SESAY, both of whom are also from Sierra Leone, have assisted KAMARA with his drug distribution enterprise and with his efforts to corrupt public officials for the benefit of South American drug trafficking organizations.

KAMARA, JALLOH, and SESAY exchanged a series of emails and telephone calls and held numerous meetings with the CS, the cooperating Liberian officials, and a third Liberian government official who was also working jointly with the DEA in an undercover capacity ("UC-3", in order to negotiate prices and make specific arrangements for the secure transportation of cocaine from South America through Liberia, including, but not limited to, a 4,000 kilogram shipment of cocaine from Colombia. The CS, who was introduced as UC-1's "partner" and confidante, was present for many of these meetings. In the course of these meetings, the defendants understood that the CS, who was to be paid by the defendants in the form of cocaine, was going to senda portion of his share of the cocaine to Ghana, from where it would be imported into New York aboard commercial flights.

In coordination with Liberian authorities, KAMARA, JALLOH, and SESAY were arrested on May 28, 2010. On May 30,2010, they were transferred to United States custody and broughtto the Southern District of New York, where they will make theirfirst court appearance later today.

The 10 Cr. 457 Indictment has been assigned to UnitedStates District Judge WILLIAM H. PAULEY for the Southern District of New York.

The 10 Mag. 1166 Complaint



As set forth in Complaint 10 Mag. 1166, ACEVEDO SARMIENTO is a cocaine supplier based in Colombia and Venezuela, capable of transporting thousand-kilogram quantities of cocaine from South America to various locations in West Africa, for distribution within Africa and for further distribution to Europe and other markets. ACEVEDO SARMIENTO worked in the international drug business with members of the conspiracy charged in the S8 09Cr. 524 Indictment, including in connection with the 4,000 kilogram shipment of cocaine referenced therein.

In a series of recorded telephone conversations withthe CS, ACEVEDO SARMIENTO, who claimed to have been involved in the cocaine trafficking business for over 20 years, coordinated efforts to arrange what was ultimately supposed to be a shipment of between 2,000 and 2,500 kilograms of cocaine on a plane from Venezuela to Liberia. ACEVEDO SARMIENTO confirmed to the CS that the cocaine shipment had been protected by the FARC.

On May 29, 2010, ACEVEDO SARMIENTO indicated that Venezuelan authorities had seized his plane, which he claimed was worth $35 million, as well as the cocaine that it contained, and had directed him to leave the country. After apprising the CS ofthe seizure, ACEVEDO SARMIENTO invited the CS to invest 500 kilograms in a new shipment out of Bolivia, which ACEVEDO SARMIENTO understood the CS intended to import into New York. ACEVEDO SARMIENTO instructed the CS to wire transfer a $100,000 payment to him, and provided the CS with the relevant bank account information for the transfer.



The United States is coordinating with Colombian authorities to locate and apprehend ACEVEDO SARMIENTO.

* * *

All of the defendants are charged with one count of conspiracy to distribute and possess with intent to distribute cocaine, knowing or intending that the cocaine would be imported into the United States. This offense carries a minimum sentence of ten years in prison and a maximum term of life imprisonment.

The arrests and transfers of the defendants were the result of the close cooperative efforts of the United States Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York, the Special Operations Division of the DEA, the DEA Lagos CountryOffice, the DEA Warsaw Country Office, the DEA Bogota Country Office, the DEA Rome Country Office, the U.S. Department of Justice Office of International Affairs, the U.S. State Department, the U.S. Embassy in Liberia, the Republic of Liberia and its National Security Agency, and the Security Services of Ukraine.



United States Attorney PREET BHARARA stated: "During the last decade, South American narcotics traffickers have burrowed a growing foothold in West Africa, sending hundreds oftons of cocaine worth billions of dollars into the region. They have done so by seeking to influence and corrupt public officials with lucrative promises of payoffs. As today's charges vividly show, the Government of Liberia has taken an aggressive and emphatic stand in shutting its doors to drug traffickers. Liberia's commitment to the rule of the law and the international fight against the drug trade merits strong commendation. For the President of Liberia, this effort has been a personal one. Her own son, the Director of Liberia's National Security Agency, courageously served as an undercover to make this investigation and prosecution possible. The transfer of these defendants to American custody reflects the strong partnership between the United States and Liberia in combating the international drug trade, which poses a serious threat to both countries."

DEA Acting Administrator MICHELE M. LEONHART stated:"Unprecedented cooperation from the highest levels of governmentin Liberia helped expose drug smuggling and corruption that led to indictments of African, Colombian, and Russian traffickers. Operation Relentless successfully battered the pipeline of cocaine flowing from South America, through Africa, and intoEurope. In this case, ton quantities of FARC cocaine were seizedand the operations of several major traffickers were disrupted."

U.S.-Liberia Investigation Uncovers Drug Runners
DOCUMENT — Liberia: Remarks by Amb. Nathaniel Barnes on Liberia-U.S. Cooperation on Drug Trafficking
DOCUMENT — Liberia: Prepared Remarks for U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara Concerning U.S.-Liberia Drug Trafficking Case
The Honorable ELLEN JOHNSON SIRLEAF, President of the Republic of Liberia, stated: "As today's charges show, the Republic of Liberia is officially closed for business to the narcotics trade. We are strongly committed to combating international drug organizations that seek to exploit our country for their own profit. We are proud of our strong partnership with the United States Drug Enforcement Administration and the United States Department of Justice, and we look forward to strengthening and deepening this relationship in the years to come."

This prosecution is being handled by the Office's Terrorism and International Narcotics Unit. Assistant United States Attorneys JENNA M. DABBS, CHRISTOPHER LAVIGNE, and MICHAEL M. ROSENSAFT are in charge of the prosecution.

The charges contained in the Indictments and Complaint are merely accusations and the defendants are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty.

http://allafrica.com/stories/201006011167.html?page=2

Travelista:
Eh, let's not go overboard. NYC is really dirty in some places. Manhattan's arguably the nicest borough but I've been places on the UES where HUMANS have defecated on main streets, seen rats the size of chihuahuas and some subways smell like the mouth of hell. My point is, large cities (the globe over) are filled with filth.

Now u know u just plain lying!

Anywhere can be dirty, but do u see the trash lying around for weeks and months without nobody doing something about it?!

Jarus:
. I have defended Yoruba, Igbo and Hausa, where need be, in the past.

Voltron!lol!

Andre Uweh:
Okunoba: May the peace of our Lord be with you.

I dont think I ever encountered a bigger hypocrite. Always throwing the Lord's name, and blessings, around like its confetti, yet, the hate in his heart can only be matched by Eziachi, MENTALgong, or OnlyTruth. . . . dude, get a life!

Dawgpound:
Ikenga,
Man you are so FAKE and got a clue about anything concerning Nigeria. Just stick to general Igbo stuff until you get your act together.

Lol. hahahahahahhaaa. dayyyyum, talk about getting snuffed. . . . lol

Yoruba:
He promised him a vote to send you Hispanic LovePeddler and your bastar/d child to the asylum.

HAHAHAHAHa. U still aint killed urself?

excanny:
Point! Igbos have not decided yet until the battle of the primaries is fought and won. We're simply waiting for the survival of the fittest to know where to cast our lots.

Really?! Could you please tell me whose vote Ojukwu promised Gen.IBB then?

EzeUche22:
Thank you princekevo for mentioning the hypocrisy of this thread. I was born in U.S. as an anchor baby but was raised in Port Harcourt and I when I went to university in the U.S, even though I missed home, I was thankful to be in the U.S.

Cus of Niggaz like u I hope they repeal the 14th Amendment!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzyaAuPh1lE

Onlytruth:
The north is pragmatic and understands that the only people in the southern part of Nigeria with the resources, determination, fearlessness, and tenacity of purpose to pull out of Nigeria are the Igbo. 

And for 40 years + theyve called your bluff time and time again; what has happenned?! NOTHING!

Andre Uweh:
This thread should be in the crimes section.

. . . . . as the moderators deem fit!

Friday, August 20, 2010
Couple in police net for domestic help's death

Sesan Olufowobi


A woman, Chiamaka Nwajiofor, is now in police net following the death of her domestic help, Oliver Orakwe.


Chiamaka Nwajiofor and Elochukwu Nwajiofor



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Chiamaka's husband, Elochukwu, has also been arrested for his alleged role in the death of the domestic help as well as alleged maltreatment of other domestic helps.

Ebuka (14) and 11 year-old- boy, Emmanuel (surnames withheld), on Thursday narrated how they were maltreated by the couple. The claimed that the couple treated them like slaves and used chains, hammer, pestle, belt and spatula on them. According to Ebuka, it was due to one of such maltreatment that resulted in Orakwe's death.

To ascertain their claim, Ebuka and Emmanuel showed their bruised bodies as a result of alleged maltreatment by the couple.

Ebuka said anytime they offended Chiamaka, she would tie their hands to their legs, and continuously hit them with hammer.

He said, "There was a day that she said she lost N3, 000 in the house and she accused me of stealing it. She used my belt to beat me until I was forced to confess to what I did not do. "Thereafter, she tied my hands and legs and hit me on the head with a pestle, asking where I hid the money. I started mentioning different places but she could not find the money because I actually did not steal it Then she started hitting me with a hammer. After beating me for week, she left me."

On his part, Emmanuel said Chiamaka took delight in using a spatula on him whenever he was to be punished.

"The day we forgot to put on the fridge, she tied me so that I would not run away and beat me with the spatula and a belt," he said, adding that Elochukwu was an accomplice.

Narrating how Orakwe died, Ebuka said, "Madam said he (Orakwe) was too slow whenever he was washing clothes and I must admit that he was slow. So, on that day, while he was washing clothes, he said he was hungry.

He went into the kitchen, took a piece of fish and ate it. When madam discovered, she beat him to a stupor, tied him and locked him inside toilet for four days.

"After the fourth day, that he started stooling. Madam gave him medicine to use and when the stooling did not stop, he was taken to the hospital where he died."

According to the Lagos Police Public Relations Officer, Mr. Frank Mba, the police have a conclusive evidence to show that the couple had been abusing the domestic helps and the abuse could have been a remote cause of Orakwe's death.

Mba said, "The landlord of the Nwajiofors was the one that actually reported the maltreatment and the death to the police. Further information gotten from neighbours by policemen corroborated the landlord's assertion.

"Look at the body of the two remaining domestic helps; the old and fresh marks of severe beating showed that they are victims of child abuse."

However, Chiamaka denied maltreating the domestic helps. She said "I took care of them to the best of my ability. How can I maltreat them when I have my own children? All the marks you are seeing on their bodies were marked they brought from their village when they came to live with us three months ago. The fresh injury on Emmanuel's body was the handwork of Ebuka who used to beat him and the one on Ebuka's body was from outside.

"I did not torture anybody. Oliver (Orakwe) fell ill and I gave him drugs that I used for my children who were stooling at that time. When it did not stop, I took him to Eko Hospital and paid N120,000. He later died but I know I tried my best."

But Elochukwu said he was not aware that such terrible thing was going on in his house. He said, "I lost my shop last year when some structures were demolished at Coker in Lagos. Since then I have been hustling, I don't stay at home much. I noticed the injuries but my wife said they were done by either Ebuka or the boys fell. I suspected something was going on and I warned her.

"I only beat Emmanuel when I saw that he used to finger my one-year-old daughter in her private part, otherwise I have never laid my hands on them. I was away when they called me that Oliver (Orakwe) was ill. I came back and I gave my wife some money. I travelled again and she called me later that he was at Eko Hospital because our family hospital rejected him. It was while I was hustling to find Eko Hospital's exorbitant charge that he died."

Mba said the case would be transferred to State Criminal Investigation Department, Panti,Yaba. "Obviously we are investigating two cases in one; homicide and abuse of the other children. We will treat them concurrently and make sure justice is done," he said.

EzeUche22:
And you know what would happen. There will be another civil war. Keep in mind that the East has never been pacified. And the world will not come to Nigeria's aid. Better believe that when most Western Nations are predicting that the country will break up anytime soon.

1.You talk too much! The Ibos are "nobodies" today in the scheme of things in Nigeria, why hasnt there been a civil war?
2. If war was to break out today in Nigeria (with Biafra threatning to secede) you best believe the West will assist in storming your abode faster than u can scream "Ogbunigwe"!!! You think, with the current economic crisis anyone is trying to deal with a spike in oil prices?!

Is she Hausa or not? Are they in the U.S or not ?Do u even have an Idea who that is? Ah, I forgot, ure a nobody! lol

EzeUche22:
Why are you talking about the U.S. when we are talking about Nigerian politics?

You rarely find a Hausa in the U.S. unless he is from Ghana. I bet you never even seen a Hausa in America, because they are rare to find.

This is common knowledge and everyone knows this. Hausa go to Egypt or Arab nations, not the U.S. lol

Dude, I hate to say it, but here goes: Ure dumb as all hell! You need to shut the hell up sometimes, u talk too much for a man! In real life, U'll never earn the respect of any woman cus ur mouth is always flowing like the Mississippi! Dude, they are "rare to find" to u because:

1. Youre a nobody!

2. Youre broke/ure parents are nobodies (no disrespect)

3. Youre Ibo!!! (the most likely reason----)

 No 3 is what I'm trying to put in ur head!

chyz:
I LOVE IT, LOOK HOW MUCH THE NAIRALANDERS ARE BEGGING US TO SIDE WITH THEM.

EzeUche22:
I enjoy it as well. I keep on saying that OBJ is the gift that keeps on giving to the Igbo. North is upset with the Yoruba and the south-south, and the Igbos are in the middle while each side is trying to woo our votes. Very interesting.

Sad to see that yall aint learned from the mistakes of ur fathers! You really think anyone is "begging" yall?! Sad to see that u guys are really terrible at political calculations! I guarantee, 2 years from now the Ibos will be crying "Marginalization" again as the Hausas and Yorubas share the posts amongst themselves!

EzeUche22:
What are you talking about?

There are plenty of Hausa in Igboland. Go to Aba and you will see Hausa who have been in that town for at least 3 generations. The Hausa that live in Igboland speak Igbo and intermingle and some marry our people. There was a thread created to show how the Hausa feel comfortable in Igboland. They respect us in our land and do not attack us in our land.

Enugu's first mayor was a Hausa, not an Igbo.

While in Yorubaland, they attack them in Ekiti, and fight with them in Lagos. They would not do that in Igboland.

Dude, Im talking about the United States, what the hell r u talking about? R u blind? Instead of foaming in the mouth, eager to reply, try to calm down, read and comprehend! Did u miss where I said : Children of Influential Northern Nigerians?

EzeUche22:
sjeezy8,



If the Northern leaders say vote for the Igbo man, because he will have our interest in mind as well over the Muslim Yoruba, then they will vote in droves for the Igbo man.

I've heard children of influential Northern Nigerians speak of the Ibos and its always with nothing but venom, fire, and brimstone! Dude, they hate u guys with a passion. A simple way to know this? Even in everyday life, the Yorubas and the Ibos always bond. I've met Ibos that come around so much that for years I thought they was Yorubas cus they spoke the language and acted just like the Yorubas (they even "hated" if their Yoruba friends let other Yorubas know they was Ibo). I also met Yorubas I thot was Ibo cus they spoke the language. . . . Now, I've also met Hausas that was close friends with Yorubas and vice versa. But an Hausas with a Ibo. . . . ? lemme play Tony Soprano for a quick second: "FUGGEDAHBOUIT!!!"

EzeUche22:
OBJ seriously burned that bridge. Listen, he is still a Yorubaman to the North and what he did to them has made them very upset. Do you actually think they will support someone who backstabbed them.

The North view people through their political leaders. OBJ is seen as a Yoruba leader by the North and there is nothing you can say that will change their mind.

In due time, Nigeria will come to appreciate what OBJ has done for her in terms of breaking the strangle-hold of the North!

[quote author=na_so link=topic=501234.msg6622702#msg6622702 date=1282556409]The Igbos must note very clearly that if 40 years has not been able to erase the pains of the civil war, so has 40 years not doused the suspicion the average northerner has for the Igbos.
[/quote]Now, please look for ur brothers and drilll this into their skull!

excanny:
@ bk.babe97y

I know you have no manners. Naturally i dont [b]like speaking with [/b]because you have successfully proven to me that you have no sense.

What i'm telling you is that as a Caribbean or Hispanic Whatever, you ought to talk about Nigerian politics on a neutral ground, because you could be throwing stones at the market.

I hope you are old enough to understand what i'm saying.

You cant "not like" speaking with someone uve "NEVER" spoken to; I dont know who the hell u r, remember? Does my take or views look like Im supporting anyone? So whats the "neutral ground" advice ur giving me? By the way, I can take any position I want, I'm a grown aszz man. Now, for thr final time: Be gone. . . . .

chyz:
so if that is the case, why not form an alliance now with the "majority" the north?

Chyz, do u speak english?! He's telling you if his man loses now because of your alliance with the North, then urs loses in 2015 (thats if we want to believe the joke Gen.IBB spewed a few days ago), period!

Beaf:
The SE can only get the presidency by forming alliances. Nobody is going to zone anything to anybody.
So, yes, the SE can get its presidency in 2015. I am not sure of what the constitution says about Jonathan doing two more terms tho.

EXACTLY!!!

Not exactly political, but. . . oh well!


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excanny:
@ bk.babe

Until you grow up to learn how to spell 'Igbo' correctly, we'll be bent on going the opposite way on any who disrespects us. How romantic!

Personal note to you: if you think that only descendants of Yoruba slaves make up the caribbeans, go and read your history notes well.

I've tried to be civil, these past few weeks, but I knew sooner (rather than later) I'd run into ur type. . . So, here goes: STFU! Dont know what that means? Ok, here goes again: SHUT THE FC*UK UP! Learn to spell "Ibo" correctly indeed! Go kill urself, I spell it how its pronounced, u got a problem with that I already told u wut to do to urself! Fool! So, assuming, I was even spelling it incorrectly, thatd be enough justification to avoid facts and base arguments on lies just cause u feel "disrespected"? slowpoke, be gone. . . .

excanny:
@ bk.babe
Personal note to you: if you think that only descendants of Yoruba slaves make up the caribbeans, go and read your history notes well.

What the hell are u talking about? Well, like I said earlier: slowpoke, be gone!

tpiah:
please keep quiet before you embarass yourself further.

people like you are the reason why gays are taking over nigeria.

lol.hahahahahahahha.roflmao

chyz:
Look at you trying to use your own divide and conquer technique with igbos and other south south people,[/b]you are funny. Yeah go to my earlier post and dig deep and show me where i said we should exterminate the Niger Delta. The niger delta are already hip to what yorubas and how they think.Dont think for a second hes going to see yall as friends.[b] Every comment youve been make so for has been comments trying to divide other groups in the SS against the igbos.It aint working.

Notice how in the other thread Igbos support minority history and politics from the niger delta, some even to the death. Some go against some things as well but that is because history is ambiguous. Just as the Discussion Thread of whether Lagos belongs to the yorubas or the binis. Youve basically come on here to divide and youve been exposed. Also, I dont care how many times we Igbos and Nigeria deltan hit each other upside the hit, it is a pure fact that we feel more confortable around each other than any of us around yorubas.

Lol, I'm trying to use divide and conquer against yall?lol. Is there anyone u guys dont cast suspicions upon?!? Why the paranoia?! Beaf made an accusation and I supported him, how is that divide and conquer?!Please, I vehemently beg, show ONE comment of me trying to pit Ibos against Ijaws. . . . I used to want to believe youre neutral and that the usual hate you always exhibit is/was all in jest, but now. . . . Please, dont forget to show how I'm trying to cause a division!

P.S: And whats with the "Yall" bizness?! I'm pretty sure u dont rock reading glasses. If I'm right, then I'm sure u read my post to you about my nationality!

DaRapture:
You silly ignoramus, I'm going to explain this to your silly Monkey azz once and only once, so listen up. I'm not an African, and thus I do not have now, and never will have,  a desire to refer to myself as such. Some of us don't mind using the term African-American though many more, like me, do not. Get it, learn it,  and shut the fu,ck up about it,  you silly Simple-Simon, bi.tch azz Nig.ga.

Have a nice evening, now. 

Wannabe! go back to ur previous posts, even Stevie Wonder can see that u Nigerian! Nigga, u crazy, talking bout people dont like being called African-American. . . When next you visit BK, I'm on my knees begging you, refer to folks as Black-Americans and come back on here and tell us how much it cost u to fix ur grill!