Even their musician too are now chest beating?
Inferiority complex at its best.
Lol

immortalityk:

K
That's your Enugu and onitsha

So u went and brought some pics from ogbomosho and used ur phone to tag them enugu ,

FarahAideed:


Yes I did , I thought you meant I should stop telling the man to keep quiet

Nope not what I mean,..
Okwa Ima asu igbo ofuma

FarahAideed:


Where did I accuse him

Did u see my post bro?

Lol show us the rusty roof part.
We all know AFONJAS as rusty roof or brown roof

FarahAideed:
Will U keep quiet

Bro we all need to talk pls.
I'm not happy

Hmm

XhosaNostra:


The note was in Hausa though, but what do I know? So Igbos are also Muslims?

Don't mind him she is not igbo.
She is hausa

NaijaOlosho:


May you break your neck this night, amen

may u die before dusk amen

NaijaOlosho:
He is right Mikel is now Old and weak

We aint talking about prostitution tho

Sharaaaap!!

gbosaa:


Who videoed all these? Wife or not, who did the videoing and how did it get online??

I’m really disappointed

I think it was a mounted camera close to a mirror they were unaware.

fistonati:
Nigeria is on another planet.
Unimaginables can only happen in Nigeria

Jeeez!!
Pls where did u get those pics from.
Take them down plssssss

Rip,
Yoruba juju

BaaleOko:

Boss they filmed themselves, somewhere in the video Kanu instructed his wife to adjust what I believe was the camera to a better position. Not sure of the intentions behind the video, but I wouldn't rule out your theory... if this was a case of a mischief, then someone had better start answering questions cause this is a MAJOR OFFENCE.

Ok
But if he said adjust we would have noticed the video shifting to a new position.
To my own observation the video was steady all through, meaning it was mounted to a position.
Anyways let's keep our fingers crossed

Rip

mightyhaze:
That was not necessary ! perhaps she lost the fone

Nope they didn't do the video it was a mounted camera close to a mirror.
So it would look like they did the video

uduak2016:
OP and most of the posters below him are the same person. Afonjas, Afonjas, Afonjas...You people are the worst sets of human beings on the face of this earth. You people are sick, cursed and eternally damned. Although it's photoshopped, even if It was true, when is making love with your wife become a disgrace? This is to tell you afonjas are sick in the head. Some of them actually think making love to your wife is wrong, that you have to cheat like they do in afonjaland where they fucck anything. Useless sets of people...spits

Bro it's real it has video.. But I think kanu is unaware, because I think the video was mounted infront of a mirror, so it will look as they are looking at the video when they look at d mirror. And people will think they are did the video themselves.

This is invasion of privacy.
The waiter/ attendant of their room has questions to answer. Kanu should sue their ass,
Since it's in London and not in this zoo, he will get justice.

Who did this

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tohyorsih2:

which one do you want

The one you are hiding, under

Mgbadike80:




See Names Of Nigerian Drug Dealers Jailed In Saudi Arabian Prisons Revealed by HajimeSaito(m): 8:08pm
Suspect (File photo)

Twenty-three Nigerians are on the death row in Saudi Arabia. They may be beheaded any time from now. Besides, 11 are serving various jail terms for drug trafficking in the kingdom.

Another suspected trafficker is awaiting trial.

The 23 death row inmates could not be named for “diplomatic and sensitivity” reasons.

Unless President Muhammadu Buhari intervenes, the death toll could be higher, a source said.

The “late” response of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to a memo from the Nigerian Consul-General, Amb. M. S. Yunusa, is believed to have contributed to the execution of a Nigerian woman, Kudirat Adeshola Afolabi about two weeks ago.

It was learnt that the ministry had been “diplomatically slow” in responding to issues connected with Nigerians.

No ministry official was willing to comment on the allegation yesterday.

The Consul-General wrote twice to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Chief Geoffrey Onyeama, on December 3, 2018 and February 6, 2019, raising the alarm over the plight of Nigerians in Saudi Arabia.

He said the nation should endeavour to use its diplomatic bond with Saudi Arabia to seek pardon for all our compatriots condemned to death and for those serving various jail terms.

But more worrisome to the Consul-General is what he believe is the security lapse at the Mallam Aminu Kano International Airport (MAKIA), Kano, which is being used for massive drug trafficking.

The envoy admitted that there is a drug syndicate at the airport.

He alleged that the syndicate in cahoots with greedy airline officials at MAKIA were checking in extra bags containing prohibited drugs.

He said members of the syndicate had been using particulars of innocent passengers and baggage tags to smuggle drugs leading to the arrest of Nigerians who had no links with drug trafficking.

One of the memos said: “Furthermore, it is with humility that I bring to the Honourable Minister‘s knowledge that, sadly, there are a number of Nigerians arrested for alleged drug related offence who are currently in detention at Dhahban Prison (Male Section) and Madina Prison (Male & Female Sections). Mission was unable to gain Consular access to them as the host authorities have flatly refused to grant permission for such despite several requests to that effect.

“Following the outcome of investigations carried out by both the NDLEA and the Nigeria Police (Kano State Command) the Honourable Minister may wish to note that:

“There exists a criminal syndicate collaborating with greedy officials of some airlines at MAKIA, notably Ethiopian and Egyptian Airlines, who connive to check in drug-laden bags, using passenger’s particulars without their consent or knowledge;

“Nigerian victims of the activities of these criminal gangs were arrested and detained in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for drug trafficking offences they did not commit;

“The outcome of investigations by the Nigeria Police and NDLEA absolved these victims of complicity in the crime of peddling drugs into the Kingdom. The investigations further established beyond reasonable doubts that the victims were unaware of the drug-laden baggage that were checked in bearing their particulars by unknown persons at MAKIA, Kano;

“All the suspected culprits had been apprehended and a case of criminal conspiracy, breach of trust and drug trafficking has been established against them, hence, they were arraigned at the Federal High Court, Kano;

“There are 24 Nigerians who were condemned to death between 2016 2018 for drug trafficking in contravention of the Kingdom’s Narcotic and Psychotropic Substances Control Law issued under Decree No. M/39 dated 8/7/1428AH;

“There are 12 Nigerian women currently serving various jail terms at Dhahban prison for drug smuggling.

“Meanwhile, the following drug traffickers are serving various jail terms:

a) Halimat Oyebanjo Oyaya – 10 years

b) Sherifat Shawni – 4 years

c) Limata Ahmad – 10 years

d) Halimat Isah – 5 years

e) Olubumi Adejarani Olaniyan – 10 years

f) Omobolanle Funke – 15 years

g) Nuratu Bolanle Yusuf – 15 years

h) Maryam Ibrahim Tanko – 7 years

i) Rahma Abdulkarim 20 years

j) Nuratu Yusuf Abike – 20 years

k) Bolaji Kehinde – 10 years

I)Yasirat Abolanle Salau – awaiting trail.

“There are a number of Nigerians accused of drug trafficking incarcerated at various Saudi Prisons but the Mission was unable to undertake consular visits due to refusal by the Saudi authorities to grant permission for such visits despite repeated requests and

“Drug smuggling into the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia by Nigerians has reached an alarming proportion and all hands must be on deck to check this menace.”

The Consul-General gave insight into how a syndicate had infiltrated the security in Kano to perpetrate drug trafficking.

His memo drew the minister’s attention to “a frightening development that portends grave danger to passenger travelling to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia through Mallam Aminu Kano International Airport (MAKIA), Kano.”

The Consul-General made five recommendations to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, including the need to seek clemency for innocent Nigerians held for drug trafficking in Saudi Arabia.

The recommendations are:

Enhancement of security surveillance by installing functional CCTV cameras at the checking-in counters and other sensitive areas of airports in Nigeria;

Henceforth, Nigeria Airport Management Authority (NAMA) in collaboration with other relevant security agencies should institute a compulsory baggage identification procedure before boarding for all checked-in luggage;

Every passenger should check in his/her luggage personally and not through third parties;

The trial of those found culpable for checking-in extra-baggage’s using the identities of victims should be pursued expeditiously and the attested copies of the judgments be made available to the Mission for onward transmission to our host authorities as proof that the culprits were punished in accordance with our laws; and

The Federal Government should henceforth, appeal for clemency and pardon for all our compatriots condemned to death and for those serving various jail terms.



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U write all these finish u no put tribe.
When the idiot u quoted mentioned igbo