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Detected---A away of syphoning money in the name of media announcement, there is no light in those mentioned area for past two days

OBJ, are u just finding out

next!!

it possible for any normal human being to vote for APC again??

1.5M cash, can it fly??

150k cash.

what he mentioned is the religion of peace, the kind of peace we have in Maiduguri, the kind of peace we have in Iran, the kind of peace we get from ISIS, I really love them for the peaceful life.

hello, can this changeover automatically start my 3.5KVA generator (Elemax)??

is there light in Lagos before everything about Buhari regime is really Buhari

when beauty and brainless are together, na toto go surfer am.

The Governor of Enugu State, IFEANYI UGWU, House of REP and all the Politicians representing people in that Area, what is your take and what is the way forward?.

Why arresting the driver??,

this Buhari sef

This Buhari sef

isolit, Tinubu requested for Change, Nigerians chanted for Change, change is happening everywhere, they will soon start Kidnapping young girls in Lagos and converting them to Muslim.

in late 80s, Used to drive my tyre from Nkpor junction to new parts (so much energy) then to Ngbuka nkpor to united before coming back home, the following day will be to fly my kite .

present generation are really missing a lot

wow, just pity for the guy, especially where 㙣㙣㙣搻獩汰祡戺潬正潭潢摲牥爭摡畩㩳瀲㭸漭戭牯敤慲楤獵㈺硰敷止瑩戭牯敤慲楤獵㈺

Am sorry for Lagocians for voting for this Man, Ambode will start work about a year to the end of his first tenure just to attract ur Vote again, to be honest can anyone compare Fashola with this man??
1. Traffic robbery on increase
2. Traffic situation on increase
3. Police brutality on increase
4. Area boys activities on increase
5. Long peaceful Oshodi is now a no go area.

Hello good people of NLers, suggestions and advise is urgently needed on the above subject matter, I have replaced broken bolt of the alternator three times in one month, the recent one that happened was yesterday and the broken bolt cannot be removed without bringing the engine down, the mechanic don't even know the actual cause of the problem, someone suggested that the size of the belt may be the problem, pls what is ur take on this

some people are thinking with their urine track instead of thinking their brains

okay

following

I like the car and want to come for inspection and bargaining, which area are u in satellite

@OP, pls where is ur location, my car have only one key that cannot open any of the doors except with remote, besides, I need a spare key with remote, key that can open the doors.

Kindly assist pls

for this action to take place in IKOYI of all places means that WAHALA DEY, mile 2 is known for this, not minding the number of police station that surrounds mile2, damaging peoples car in mile 2 is not new, everybody knows about it and am beginning to believe that some police men has hand in it,
1. there is police station in Festac, close to Agboju and first gate
2. there is police station opp second rainbow junction.
3. there is police station beside filling station immediately maza-maza bridge.
4. there is police station towards Alaba-Suru.

now give me a good reason why such should be happening in mile2.

Nigerian Police killing and tormenting innocent souls since 1908

Interesting

NIGERIAN MEN IN USA, KILLING THEIR IMPORTED WIVES FROM NIGERIA.

Not every man can take the disappointing and humiliation from NIgeria wives imported to America. Wives killers on rampage in the US
An Epidemic: Nigerian Men Killing Their Nurse Wives In America "Yes, I have killed the woman that messed up my life; the woman that has destroyed me. I am at Shalom West. My name is David and I am all yours.” Those were David Ochola’s words during his 911 (U.S. Emergency Number) call to authorities after shooting dead, his 28 years old wife, Priscilla Ochola, in Hennepin, Minnesota.

The 50-years old, husband was tired of being “disrespected” by his wife, a Registered Nurse (RN) whom he had brought from Nigeria and sponsored through nursing school only to have her make much more than him in salary - a situation which led to Mrs. Ochola “coming and going as she chose without regard for her husband.”
The couple had two children – four years old boy and a three year old girl.

In Texas, Babajide Okeowo had been separated from his wife, Funke Okeowo, with whom he resided at their Dallas home. Upon the divorce, the husband lost the house to his wife, along with most of the contents therein, as is usually the tradition in the U.S. Divorces where the couple still has underage children.
Mr. Okeowo, 48, divorced his wife because not long after she became an RN and made more money than him, she “took control” of the family finances and “controlled” her husband’s expenditure and movement.
The husband could no longer make any meaningful contribution to his family back in Nigeria unless the wife “approved” it. He could not go out without her permission. Frustrated that his formerly malleable wife had suddenly become such a “terror” to him to the point of asking for in court and getting virtually everything for which he had worked since coming to the US thirty years prior, the husband got in his vehicle and drove a few hundred miles to Dallas to settle the scores.

He found her in her SUV, adorned in full Nigerian attire on her way to the birthday bash organized in her honor. She had turned 46 on that day. Mr. Okeowo fired several rounds into his wife’s torso while she sat at the steering wheel, mercilessly killing her in broad daylight.

Also in Dallas (they sure need anger management classes in Dallas), Moses Egharevba, 45, did not even bother to get a gun. The husband of Grace Egharevba, 35, bludgeoned her to death with a sledge hammer while their seven year old daughter watched and screamed for peace.
Mrs. Egharevba’s “sin” was that she became an RN and started to make more money than her husband. This led to her “financial liberation” from a supposedly tight-fisted husband who had not only brought her from Nigeria, but had also funded her nursing school education.

Like Moses Egharevba, Christopher Ndubuisi of Garland, Texas, (these Texas people!) also did not bother to get a gun. He crept into the bedroom where his wife, Christiana, was sleeping and, with several blows of the sledge hammer, crushed her head.
Two years before Christiana was killed, her mother, who had been visiting from Nigeria, was found dead in the bathtub under circumstances believed to be suspicious.

Of course, Christiana was a RN whose income dwarfed that of her husband as soon as she graduated from nursing school. The husband believed that his role as a husband and head of the household had been usurped by his wife.
Mr. Ndubuisi’s several entreaties to his wife’s family to intercede and bring Christiana back under his control had all failed.

If the circumstances surrounding the death of Christiana’s mother were suspicious, those surrounding the death of a Tennessee woman’s mother were not. Agnes Nwodo, an RN, lived in squalor before her husband, Godfrey Nwodo, rescued her and brought her to the US. He enrolled her in nursing school right away. Upon qualifying as a RN, Mrs. Nwodo assumed “full control” of the household. She brought her mother to live with them against her husband’s wishes. Mrs. Nwodo quickly familiarized herself with US Family Laws and took full advantage of them.
Each time the couple argued, the police forced the husband to leave the house whether he had a place to sleep or not. On many occasions, Mr. Nwodo spent days in police cells. Upon divorcing his wife, Mr. Nwodo lost to his wife, the house he had owned for almost 20 years before he married her.
He also lost custody of their three children to her, with the court awarding him only periodic visitation rights. Even seeing the children during visitation was always a hassle as the wife would “arrive late at the neutral meeting place and leave early with impunity.”

Mr. Nwodo endured so many embarrassing moments from his wife and her mother until he could take it no more. One day, he bought himself a shotgun and killed both his wife and her mother.

Caleb Onwudike’s wife, Chinyere Onwudike, 36, became a RN and no longer saw the need to be controlled by her husband. Mr. Onwudike, 41, worked two jobs to send his wife to her dream school upon bringing her to the US from Nigeria. After four years, she qualified as an RN. Once she started to make more money than her husband, she began to “call the shots” at home. She “overruled” her husband on the size and cost of the house they purchased in Burtonsville, Maryland. She began to build a house solely in her name in their native Umuahia town of Abia State, Nigeria, without her husband’s input whatsoever.

Mrs. Onwudike came and went “as she liked,” within the US and outside the US. In fact, she once travelled to Nigeria for three weeks “without her husband’s permission” to lavishly bury her father, despite her husband’s protestations that they had better things to do with the money.
Mrs. Onwudike let her husband know that this was mostly her money and she would spend it however she wanted. Through her hard work, she had risen to a managerial position at the medical center where she worked.
Upon her return from burying her father, her husband got one of her kitchen knives and carved her up like a Thanksgiving turkey inside their home on New Year’s Day.

Death is death, no matter how it comes. But the goriest of these maniacal killings is probably the one that happened here in Los Angeles, California.
Joseph Mbu, 50, was tired of his RN wife’s “serial disrespect” of him. The disrespect began as soon as she became a RN. Gloria Mbu, 40, had once told her husband he must be “smoking crack cocaine” if he thought he could tell her what to do with her money now that she made more money than him.

Before she became a RN, Mr. Mbu had been very strict with family finances and was borderline dictatorial in his dealings with Mrs. Mbu. However, Mrs. Mbu learned the American system and would no longer allow any man to “put her down.” When Joseph Mbu could not take it anymore, he subdued his wife one day, tied her to his vehicle and dragged her on paved roads all around Los Angeles until her head split in many pieces

The body of a female worker with Silverbird Cinemas, Aishat Noble-Mustapha, has been recovered at her house in Ogudu GRA, Lagos State.

PUNCH Metro learnt that the 26-year-old lady was formerly in the communications department of the company’s branch on the Victoria Island before she was recently posted to the box office section in the Ikeja Mall.

The Kogi State indigene had reportedly closed from work on Saturday, March 14, around 7.30pm, and got home, when she was murdered.

A source, who pleaded anonymity, said she was stabbed about 11 times in the stomach.

He said, “She works with the Silverbird Cinemas in Ikeja. She was even at work throughout last week.

“She closed from work on Saturday and when she got home, we learnt she was stabbed in the stomach 11 times by a lover, who she had a disagreement with.

“We don’t know the motive for the crime, but we learnt it was a man she knew that killed her.”

Another source told our correspondent that the corpse of Noble-Mustapha was taken to a mortuary in Yaba by policemen from the Ogudu Police Division.

When contacted, a worker at the customers service of Silverbird Cinemas, Ikeja, confirmed that the lady was his colleague.

He said, “Yes, she was working here. We discovered that she didn’t come to work the day after the incident and when we made enquiries, we were told she was killed at her home.

“She had just alighted from her car and opened the gate to her house when she was killed.”

The Silverbird Television, in a report on Tuesday, said she struggled with her assailant.

The report, which also featured statements from co-workers, said Noble-Mustapha was a well loved worker, who gave her best to the company.

It said, “She fought bravely to stay alive from what is left from the pool of blood (at the entrance into the house) and the gutter in which she fell as she struggled.

“Her flat was under lock and key while her car was parked on the permises.”

It was said that the victim’s parents were not based in Lagos and she had stayed with a guardian before moving to Ogudu.

Noble-Mustapha’s guardian, Abubakar Haruna, told Silverbird TV, the family wanted justice.

He said, “Aishat’s death is very painful and very unfortunate. It is one of the most painful news I have ever received.

“We want the law enforcement agents to help us unravel the mystery surrounding this cold-blooded death of my wife’s niece.”

The Police Public Relations Officer, Lagos State command, Kenneth Nwosu, confirmed the incident.

He said, “The suspect has been arrested. The case file and the suspect are going to the State Criminal Investigation Department for further probe.

“The police have also deposited the corpse in a mortuary.”

please which area is this and what station are they from?, how I wish his (Police) face was captured.

uncle, please finish the story before suspense go kill ya guy, though that compliment the saying that == make hey while the sun shine== delay is dangerous== on the contrary the patient dog eats the fattest bone.

Faibuhari:
Keep a toy gun close to you, when they knock on your glass point it at them, we ll meet at St Peters gate for you to tell me what later happened.

since police cannot protect you nor save u, how then will they interpret the Toy gun if they find it with you?.

The above subject matter refers, its now a nightmare to drive through mile 2 traffic as from 7pm (or once its Dark), I wonder how Nigerian police do their own job or are they claiming that they are not aware of this trend, I was robbed at mile 2 traffic at a gun point during xmass period and my side glass shattered, another one again last two weeks just immediately after Alaba-suru and the same side glass shattered but this time, they didn't succeed in taking anything due to quick intervention of a military man that was behind me, the most annoying part after the incident was that I met a policeman at mile 2 underbridge and narrated my ordeal to him, what the EDIOUT told me was that I should go and make entry at their station to start investigation. Police is ur friend .

Do any one have any clew on how to avoid such or what to do in that situation, your contribution may save others.

RIP To the dead.