₦airaland Forum

Welcome, Guest: RegisterLoginWith GoogleTrendingRecentNew

Stats: 3,330,280 members, 8,444,773 topics. Date: Tuesday, 14 July 2026 at 01:47 AM

Toggle theme

Bkbabe97y's Posts

Nairaland ForumBkbabe97y's ProfileBkbabe97y's Posts

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 (of 119 pages)

PoliticsRe: Is This Why "they" Love Brazil? by bkbabe97y(op): 8:22pm On Nov 22, 2010
I see them Ibos done dipped from this thread!
PoliticsRe: Anambra Poverty Rate Lowest In Nigeria - NAPEP by bkbabe97y(m): 8:05pm On Nov 22, 2010
igbobuigbo:
Anambra is doing well. Really, that is why they are known as Eze egos (kings of money) in Nigeria.
Lol. I thought they was known as that cus of the amount of Coke they be pushing, kidnappings they be committing, Robberies they be carrying out, Prostitution, and Human money rituals they involved in. . . . . but what the hell do I know?
PoliticsRe: Emeagwali Lied Again! by bkbabe97y(m): 7:58pm On Nov 22, 2010
passyjango:
I do not even know what the issue here is. Why do you say Emeagwali is a fraud? The most important question to ask here is, did Emeagwali win a Gordon Bell Prize in 1989, which according to Times is considered a Nobel Prize for computing? For me any attack on the credibility of Emeagwali should focus on this, because it is based on this achievement that he based his claim as a Father of the Internet. It is not the number of degrees he had or whether he had PHD or whether it is marine or civil engineering that makes him a Father of the Internet. It is the Gordon Bell Prize that makes him one of the greatest scientific minds Nigeria has ever produced. So, to discredit Emeagwali, you have to focus on the prize, not on the degrees.

Focusing on his degrees and other little matters seems to me like a desperate attempt by his opponents. It also makes me align with people who claim that most of the accusations against Emeagwali is driven by malice, ignorance, and tribal hate. My Advice to anyone who wants to read about Emeagwali is to go to international media. That is where you know what is making the news. Nigerian Journalists are poorly paid and hence receive brown envelops to write whatever rubbish you desire.
Ok, was gonna retort, but, ure obviously insane. . . . . .
PoliticsIs This Why "they" Love Brazil? by bkbabe97y(op): 11:28am On Nov 22, 2010
Sunday, November 21, 2010
Brazil, darling of Nigerian drug traffickers

TOYOSI OGUNSEYE


TOYOSI OGUNSEYE writes that drug trafficking syndicates on the Brazil-Nigeria route are not having the best of their illicit trade in narcotics, as an attempt to smuggle drugs worth over N50m was nipped in the bud


How the cocaine was hidden



advertisement

Apart from being famed for football, Brazil has become the darling of Nigerian drug traffickers.

The recent interception by the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency at the Murtala Mohammed International Airport, Ikeja, Lagos, of 10.50kg of cocaine brought into the country from Brazil, lends credence to this fact.

The cocaine, which was imported from Brazil through a Qatar Airways flight, was concealed in 18 plastic pipes in a red luggage. According to authoritative NDLEA sources, it is the highest single seizure of cocaine made at the airport since January, with an estimated street value of N50m.

Similarly, a kilogramme of cocaine, concealed inside a pair of shoes and imported from Brazil aboard a KLM flight, was intercepted the same day.

According to the NDLEA Airport Commander, Alhaji Hamza Umar, the suspected traffickers that facilitated the importation of the illicit drugs are being interrogated by narcotic investigators.

He said, "The 10.50kg of cocaine was found in the luggage of one Ntinulu-Ojulu Michael Papulu Chukwu, 43, while the 1kg of cocaine hidden inside a pair of shoes was found in possession of one Isiwele Gabriel Hase, who is 40 years old."

Both Ntinulu-Ojulu and[b] Isiwele [/b]allegedly left Brazil the same day, albeit, with different flights.

Unlike April 20, 2010 when 10kg of cocaine imported from Brazil in a Turkish Airways flight was abandoned at the Lagos airport, Ntinulu-Ojulu was arrested with the bag containing the 10.50kg cocaine. The 43-year-old suspect, who works in Brazil, said he was promised $5,000 to deliver the illicit luggage in Nigeria.

He said, "I have been working in Brazil for two years, but the little money I make is used to settle bills. I met a Nigerian for assistance and he asked me to take the bag to Nigeria for a fee of $5,000. I agreed to do it because of my financial predicament."

Isiwele, a photographer and a trader, allegedly concealed one kilogramme of cocaine found with him inside a pair of shoes. He has lived in Brazil for four years, he claimed, but said that he was unable to afford his rent and other financial responsibilities.

The Chairman of the NDLEA, Ahmadu Giade, has promised that the agency's planned attacks on drug barons will be sustained, adding that the benefits of a drug-free society cannot be quantified. "We are going to sustain our attacks on drug traffickers until they quit the criminal act," Giade said. He also noted that the cases will be properly investigated, "as the suspects have international links."

Two other suspects, Amen Peace, 35, and[b] Agwu Daniel Okafor[/b] that ingested 91 wraps of substances suspected to be narcotics, have been placed on observation by the anti-narcotic agency.

Amen was travelling with an Italian passport when a scanning machine revealed that he had ingested suspicious substances. According to Amen who was on his way to Rome in an Alitalia flight, his father is a Liberian, while the mother hails from Benin City, Edo State, Nigeria. He is a welder in Italy, he said, while claiming to have been jobless for three months.

He said, "My father is a Liberian and my mother is from Edo State. This is my first time of trafficking in drugs. I came to Nigeria for a visit and decided to smuggle the drugs to raise some money. I have been living in Italy since 2002." He allegedly ingested 36 wraps of the drugs, saying, "I was promised 3,000 Euros."

Agu allegedly ingested 55 wraps in anticipation of 2,800 Euros, but he was arrested during the screening of KLM passengers. His final destination was Madrid, Spain. He stated that he was introduced into the criminal trade when he requested for financial assistance from an old friend.

"I needed some help from my old time friend when I was introduced into the drug trade. I used to sell tiles at Coker in Lagos until my shop was demolished. That was the genesis of my problem. Last year, I left Lagos for Aba, where I sell clothes, but business has been very bad. My late mother will be buried in December and I have no money," he stated.

The spokesman of the NDLEA, Mr. Mitchell Ofoyeju, said that the suspects would face trial after they might have excreted the drugs they had swallowed. He said, "In cases like these, we have to be patient for them to get the drugs out of their systems. Sometimes, it takes longer than a few days. But after that is done, they are all going to the court to serve as a deterrent to others who may want to emulate them."
PoliticsRe: Our Deal With Jonathan, By Igbo Leaders by bkbabe97y(m): 11:25am On Nov 22, 2010
I just love this Chinenyen dude. I dont get how he plays calm with a beast like OnlyTruth. . . . . .
SportsRe: Is Wrestling (WWE) Real Or Not? by bkbabe97y(m): 11:17am On Nov 22, 2010
WWE is real. Same as Big Foot, Santa, and the famed Iced Igloo in the middle of The Sahara.
PoliticsRe: Ghana: A Contrary View by bkbabe97y(m): 10:52am On Nov 22, 2010
MzDarkSkin:
*my reply was SOOOO deleted lol.

But basically Londoner I am willing to let go. I just hate it when I am disrespected and disregarded as the "alien". What that other guy said about me being descendant from trash was really effed up and you have to admit totally uncalled for. I know I have said some messed up things - some perhaps worse so it was a dose of my own medicine but the difference between me and him is I can admit it. So with that said as far as you are concerned I apologize if I offended you, it was NOT my intention what so ever. My aim was and still is for blacks to let go of this prejudice. When I came on this site I was called "Jamo" girl and the name stuck. I didn't know my mentioning it bothered you so much but oh well. No hard feelings I love you all and it doesn't matter where we come from we are all still one people. Ghana, Nigeria and the world over.

Just let it go. This is petty. Be proud of Ghana but don't diss another country in the process or put your dukes up to fight when it is not necessary. If they diss you ignore it. Not all Nigerians are prejudiced and vice versa.

Ok. wink
Honey, no need to call a truce, no need to apologize! U got a phattie, thus, nothing u say can be wrong. Ull always be right. . . . until that bootie disappears.
PoliticsRe: Emeagwali Lied Again! by bkbabe97y(m): 10:39am On Nov 22, 2010
LeoMax:
Again, I dont wanna see any post about Emeagwali here again, or I will here [/b]the best hacke(rs) to [b]shot this site down, this is no threat, but a guarantee. Admin take note.
. . . . so says the guy whose writing is so terrible that he doesnt know when to use SHUT in place of SHOT!!!

ROFLMAO!!!
PoliticsRe: Emeagwali Lied Again! by bkbabe97y(m): 8:04am On Nov 22, 2010
DapoBear:
@AloyEmeka: violent and babapupa are in this case correct. For example, if I claim on my resume that I have a Masters from University X, then a company that wants to hire me will certainly call and confirm that I actually was given that degree. Privacy rules protect your transcript (i.e., whether you got your degree after failing the mandatory class and then retaking it to only get a C, versus just taking it once and getting an A), but not whether I actually have the degree or not.

Secondly, much of this became a matter of public record after Emeagwali's lawsuit. You can google and read the case for yourself.
End of story!
PoliticsRe: Sahara Reporters Interviews Fashola, Watch Video by bkbabe97y(m): 7:35am On Nov 22, 2010
Shock:
what kind of dolt are you?
What an ediot !
Mariory:
I've seen you post some garbage in my time on nairaland but, this has to be the most ridiculus thing I have ever read. You are a sad angry individual. Are things really that bad for you in the UK?
Why anyone would think Cap28 is anything other than a mad man (which he clearly is) is beyond me!
Nairaland GeneralRe: Why Are Nairalanders So Insultive And Abusive by bkbabe97y(m): 2:40am On Nov 22, 2010
@googles:

does ur last name end with "on"?
PoliticsRe: . by bkbabe97y(m): 2:21am On Nov 22, 2010
[quote author=isale_gan2 link=topic=547753.msg7190993#msg7190993 date=1290388521]So, Cap,

It's late in UK, but I had some other Nigeria/African issues to bring up with you.  It's kind of faded some though because of my immediate concern about other things, I guess.  Dude, what gives with the fights?  It's taking on a weird tone.  That whole thing with Sagamite re: Eva Longwhoria  grin.  Okay, smile.  Anyway, I just didn't know if you all had history or what.  And some other shizz brewing in the Fashola video thread.  Just WTH. LOL

The debates are awesome.  You have a lot of insight.  And some of the other posters do too, despite the prevalence of the Uncle Ruckuses (from Boondocks) in our midst.  So, let's keep our eye on the prize, why don't we.  Or we can start our own forum.  Just kidding, I think.  wink Hey, a blog wouldn't be a bad idea, bro.

I'll probably edit this once you show up, and we can actually talk about relevant topics.  Thanks.[/quote]Damn, talk about being all up on a nigga's nuts!
PoliticsRe: Was He Crazy? Man Drowns Taking A Dump In The River by bkbabe97y(m): 5:14pm On Nov 18, 2010
[quote author=Aloy+Emeka link=topic=552312.msg7165595#msg7165595 date=1290057700]Little wonder why Bk.Babe prefers to do his own on farmlands. The dude is very smart and he may be afraid of Igbo people pushing him inside the river.


[img]https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria?action=dlattach;id=328627;type=avatar[/img][/quote]LMFAO!!! Aloy is stalking me, again!
FamilyRe: Ladies Who Hold On To Their Father's Surname In Marriage by bkbabe97y(m): 5:11pm On Nov 18, 2010
[quote author=Inked_Nerd link=topic=13428.msg7164687#msg7164687 date=1290033556]
Lmao, oh really? And what kind of books do you have in your collection?
[/quote]You gonna have to come see it for urself. . . . wink
PoliticsRe: Ghana: A Contrary View by bkbabe97y(m): 4:51pm On Nov 18, 2010
otumfour:
grin grin grin grin going by that silly article, one need not tell u that dumbo is a Nigerian posing as a Ghanaian or u don't have to be a rocket scientist for u to be able to tell the dumbo is a Nigerian and to think these people (some/most Nigerians) accusing Ghanaian's on this site everyday about how Ghanaians suffer from inferiority complex, yet u people go to the extend of pretending to be Ghanaians on your numerous sites juz to bring our name down but I say this , "NO MAN CAN CURSE WHAT GOD HAS BLESSED-GHANA" (Ghana might be small but we've achieved so much), I mean is this dude foreal huh, seriously, lets say wht he put up there is true (which fork naa it ain't) is it gonna stop your (Nigerian) leaders from looting your money in broad day light?, is it gonna give u electricity for 24hrs for once in this day and age, I mean we are in 2010 and y'all still suffering from electricity, GIANT OF AFRICA? huh huh grin grin grin lmao, I cud go on and on, most of u guys suffer from what I term the "play along pride" or "follow the crowd pride" Nigerians talk,walk and prolly piss in arrogance but when push comes to shove u guyz run like chickens, I mean your leaders have been despoiling u guys for how long now?, yet u have the balls to tell Ghanaians they are pussies, you have the balls to tell South Africans they are pussies, hell u even have the balls to call AA'S pussies when these peeps have confronted their matters, AA's fought their discrimination, atleast they've gotten this far, S.A fought the apartheid era and don gimme tht  "Nigeria helped in tht bull crap", cuz if u did wtf have u done for urselves , nonsense, and abt Ghana. atleast we the people have a say in this country how abt u MR. ARROGANT yet chicken NIGERIA, I alwayz say this, I have met betta Nigerians out there but with a country and its population like u have, u'll get fools like tht dumbo who wrote the article, see, u guyz pride urselves wit your population but have u thought of the other side?, the population is also the problem people (stop producing by heart),

abt electricity in Ghana, btw I don rememba the last time tha lights went off in my neighborhood, to tell the truth, yes u might get a few lights out here and there but the longest it takes is like 20-25minutes and they are back on and the Electricity Corporation of Ghana always try to announce on  the radio, areas that would go off, when they have to work on their transformers and if am lying abt this any honest Nigerian living in Ghana would testify to this, this is the small Ghana that most of u Nigerians don't respect, yet flock in here, the same Ghana u piss @

lol and he tlks of how bad our schools are  grin grin grin grin if so tell me how come I have so many Nigerian school mates in Ghana,

and for him to even mention scientists juz shows how dumb he izz, aight look this name up >>> Ave K. P. KLUDZE- NASA, just 1 of the numerous Ghanaian scientists,

is it that it beats your mind how a small country like Ghana is always doing well in everything or what?, cuz this hate is becoming too much mahn,

Ghanaian refugees in Togo? shocked shocked shocked wtf is this dude thinking, he really wuz on a mission to disgrace Ghana lol grin grin grin grin Ghanaian's turning into refugees? it doesn't click lol grin grin grin I mean how, there are problems in the north no doubt (like every country)  but its surely nothing compared to Nigeria's problems, u guyz need to start thinking abt your own before sticking your damn noses into lil problems tho, cuz your population ain' a joke so we pray poo doesn't hit the fan cuz if it does, y'all be running down here like u've already begun and as we all know Ghana is too small for your thick faces,
u will be amazed @ the numba of Nigerians coming to Ghana, I think its enuf, y'all cut it down a bit cuz I smell your peeps crying Xenophobia already and I mean wht do u expect when u have a large number of arrogant Nigerians in your country.

grin grin grin grin and he goes on to say 60% of Ghanaians poo outdoors hahahahahahaha grin grin grin grin grin gotta hand it to dude, he's funny as hell lol
so if 60% of Ghanaians poo outdoors then what percentage of Nigerians wud do same? grin grin grin grin grin your guess is as good as mine 120% hahahahaha grin grin grin grin Nigerians are funny mahn, gotta luv that country

B4 I leave tho gotta tell this story, picked a taxi 1 day and this driver out of nowhere asked me, are u Nigerian? I went like naa, then he goes like oh O.K, according to him he picked up 2 guys from Tema (those who know Ghana will know Tema) and the 2 guys had this accent (speaking pigeon english) so he knew they were Nigerian cuz the Ghanaian pigeon is different from the Nigerian so he asked in our local language "na di3n na'ekorsu" meaning "whats good?" just to confirm they were Nigerian and they went like my friend shutup jor or so, (Nigerians and their arrogance) so according to him he just kept quiet and focused on his driving lol, as they approached a filling station the guys asked him to drop them @ a bus stop and this was in the evening so the streets was empty, he stopped, they dropped and they asked him how much he gave his price and dudes went like "Mr. driver today is your lucky day so go home and thank your God for saving u" they pulled out 2 guns and told him they were giving him 1minute to vanish from their site, he said he drove home shivering from head to toe that day and couldn't even go to the police station and the next day he heard 2 armed robbers had been killed and tht they were Nigerians, so Nigerians I think u guys need to look deep within cuz your problems are caused by your own people and stop playing that silly patriotism card cause now ain' the time clean up your image first,

FULL OF LIES, SHAME ON THE DUDE WHO WROTE THE ARTICLE IF GHANA AIN'T SO GOOD, WTF ARE U DOING HERE THEN , GET THA HELL OUT! wink

grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin safe

PS. there are some great Nigerians out there  wink
I aint even gonna lie, I couldnt read this shiyyt you just put up here. Dude, your writing is horrible. Dont you know how to properly use commas and fullstops? After the first line, I was like: "FUXCK THIS". My man, if youre a product of the Ghanian educational system, I doubt youre in proper position to try to prove superiority of anything.
PoliticsRe: Nigeria And Biafra Rep. (why Is Nigeria Not Letting Go?) by bkbabe97y(m): 12:12am On Nov 18, 2010
Onlytruth:
. 40 years has given them time to really think about Nigeria.
And it has also given them 40 years to realize that yall biafrans a buncha nut jobs!

If they wont the Deltans, whom are the "proper" land owners, how much more the googly eyed Biafran land snatchers?

Dude, keep dreaming. Dont forget to get a visa to The Ivory Coast handy for when all goes to hell.
PoliticsRe: Nigerian Abroad Who Disgraced Compatriots (1): The Story Of Olu As A Case Study by bkbabe97y(m): 12:05am On Nov 18, 2010
[quote author=oyinda. link=topic=551742.msg7164373#msg7164373 date=1290029910]@OP, if Olu hadn't bought the 2nd hand Jeep Cheroke, how would things have been different?
Would you have helped him to pay his school fees after his mom got bosom cancer?

no where in your post did i sense any feeling of concern from you about your "friend"s unfortunate situation. all you cared about is how it affects your relationship with the mormon. and it seem to me that you were wishing for his downfall anyway.

to me, the only difference between you and him is that your mom didn't get bosom cancer IMO. otherwise, desperation would have driven you to do the same things your friend did or worse!!

and like most people on here noticed, there was a tribalistic tone in your post. Olu the spendthrift and womanizer. while you (IgbobuIgbo) are the studious virgin who works his butt off to pay his bills.
Olu from Osun state with his politician mom hobnobbying with Oyinlola. while IgbobuIgbo's parents are hardworking business people from Aba from whom you don't get any money. Can you tell us then how you are paying your school fees?[/quote]You said it all!!!
FamilyRe: Ladies Who Hold On To Their Father's Surname In Marriage by bkbabe97y(m): 11:37pm On Nov 17, 2010
[quote author=Inked_Nerd link=topic=13428.msg7164205#msg7164205 date=1290027896]
Oh really? cheesy
[/quote]U know I was talking bout my book collection, right? tongue
lol
PoliticsRe: Nigerian-born Broadcaster Facilitated Arms Shipment by bkbabe97y(m): 9:43pm On Nov 17, 2010
LagosShia:
an iranian official,Amir Al-Mousawi, speaking on aljazeera arabic,denied that the weapons were destined for Nigeria.he said the containers were on transit to another west african country.he said iran is not obliged by UN security council resolutions banning the country from exporting weapons.he also says that iran supplies not less than 50 countries with light arms like the ones confiscated in Lagos.he said there are members in the Nigerian givernment who want good relations with Iran and another faction that works against relations with Iran.he further stated that Iran is not intimidated by the UN security council.
. . . . And they say theres no Civil War in Nigeria!
PoliticsRe: Should Nigeria Return Ceased Weapons To Iran? by bkbabe97y(m): 9:30pm On Nov 17, 2010
I was about to agree with Chyz . . . . . until I read Debosky's retort.

Hmmmmmnnnn. . . . . i'll be sitting on the fence for this one!
RomanceRe: Which Type Of Girl Do You Prefer? by bkbabe97y(m): 9:21pm On Nov 17, 2010
@ OP: I'll take "A". . . . all daaaay!

Thanx in advance!
PoliticsRe: Police Arraign 25-year-old For Taking Picture With Blackberry Phone by bkbabe97y(m): 9:05pm On Nov 17, 2010
blakmonsta:
At least on Facebook he has privacy settings, and should avoid tagging any of the pictures, he's obviously proud of them and would like his friends to see them, ?
True!
FamilyRe: Ladies Who Hold On To Their Father's Surname In Marriage by bkbabe97y(m): 9:01pm On Nov 17, 2010
[quote author=Inked_Nerd link=topic=13428.msg7160637#msg7160637 date=1289990350]Oh Lord, you again?!?! Your like an annoying mosquito or something. MYOB, where I get my friends from is none of your business. Guess your one of those "funny folks" because your the biggest oddball that I've interacted with here on NL.   [/font][/size][/quote]I'm the biggest oddball u interacted with on here? lmfao!!!

Cool!

I got a "Biggest" something else I'd like u to check out! lol
PoliticsRe: Females Should Take Over Nigeria Political Affairs Now!!! by bkbabe97y(m): 8:58pm On Nov 17, 2010
Yeah, females like I shit4body and that crazy female actress that was caught on camera acting all deranged!
FashionRe: I Love Ugo Osmunds by bkbabe97y(m): 8:52pm On Nov 17, 2010
Used to think he was computer generated.
PoliticsRe: Nigeria And Biafra Rep. (why Is Nigeria Not Letting Go?) by bkbabe97y(m): 8:51pm On Nov 17, 2010
chyz:
Of course if there's one thing Africans as a whole don't respect or understand it's diplomacy. Most things are done off of childish emotions and by force. The US has already planned for the separation of nigeria.It has instituted Africom in nigeria, i.e. the oil producing areas so it isnt going to be long before their army colonizes us sets up base in the oil producing area. So when the country does go into mayhem there will not be a repeat of 1967. The US and UN will not support or supply the Islamic north with their fight against regions going their own ways.
Lol. U still dont get it, do u?!

chyz:
So be it. Nothing you or i can do to stop Biafra from actualizing. Those who are wanting to join will do so its already in litigation with the international court as we speak. It's a done deal.
You still dont get it. How long have you lived in the West?

DapoBear:
Litigation with international courts? Surely then you can provide a reference
Hahahahaha. GOOD ONE!!!

DapoBear:
Just because the US and UN would not support the north doesn't mean they wouldn't seek to control Delta and Rivers themselves. And if Biafra doesn't get Rivers at least, it doesn't really sound like a very interesting nation to live in. Landlocked, overpopulated, not enough farmland, no oil wealth.  Not the brightest future, imo
Ok, u clearly "get it".

DapoBear:
Nope, people truly do not learn from the past. History seems to repeat itself over and over again, people making the same mistakes every generation. It is kind of sad, really.
Ok, uve said it all. I'm out!

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 (of 119 pages)