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And the final and most important question you asked: DID YOU VOTE? My friend, I said list the exgovernors in EFCC and the parties they belong to. |
So now, that woman wan mount her frustration on Nigerians. Nigerians, no matter their level of education, Abi na because she been dey try trace her ancestors come Nigeria, she come go find out say her ancestors na pigmies. Devil solder her head! I know she has some kind of deal with South Africa to Launder their image and rubbish ours. Afterall, are these not the kinds of deals that have put $1.5 billion in her asset worth? Or na dem Dangote she dey blackmail so that she will continue to be hailed as the imaginary Richest Black Person. I sorry for her. She should work harder and stop being jealous. |
@n-guage on no day will you make sense of this issue. I would like you to list all the ex-governors being probed and their corresponding political party affiliation so that even you would tell yourself that you're not making sense. |
So this man could be that stupid?! His stupidity started with him trying to play a two-faced game between the AC and the PDP. Someone who is not a politician trying to play politicians at the game of politics. Then let's even say that is forgiven, he still had the audacity to insult Senators on the floor of the House. This man might be intelligent with his books, but is too stupid to become a Minister. I am sure he's one of those who believe that OBJ is really the one running Nigeria. So because he's OBJ's man, he can talk rubbish and get his way. I was supporting this Augusto initially but obviously, I was backing the wrong donkey. |
My Dog's Death Simply Politics! |
I no blame that woman at all. If no be Ogbanje wey she dey born, she for dey use her spare time to take care of her children. Na Nigerians put Ogbanje pickin for inside her womb? Make she gerroouttt! |
I wan sleep jare. I tire for all this New Nigerian terrorist. Well thank God we've joined the league of terrorist breeding country. Another feather to our national cap. |
I don't even see why I should be defending that hopeless boy. If them give am chance talk now, e go say na the Nigerians wey dey Nigeria be useless, hopeless people living on $1 per day. Make e experience something now. I say na turn by turn. Maybe America don ready to switch from Arabs to Nigerians. Personally, I hope so. |
Well, turn by turn; na so life be. |
Whether a threat to kill one person or many, threat to life is a crime. But because they are found among rap lyrics of 50 Cent and Ja Rule, they don't take them seriously. This young man that is attempting to make threats, why was he attempting to make the threat in his rhyme-book of rap lyrics? Why were the lyrics found in his car? Is that where he wanted to make the threat. I wrote a song "I'll kill ya" I wonder if I'll be safe had I been in the US. How do you attempt to make a terrorist threat. By holding a pen and paper, you could be attempting to make a terrorist threat. |
If this young man has committed a crime, he should be punished. If he hasn't then he should be compensated for the harassment he's gone through. This is why I keep telling Nigerians to "stay one place!" Anyway, na turn by turn. E go still reach everybody turn. Let me just show you a little bit of how they are blowing this whole thing out of proportion. Just look at the topic of this thread: Nigerian Student In America Threatens To Blow Up American University. Goodluck to you all in your new found home and God bless the PATRIOT Act! |
@grafikdon It is not even attempt to commit terrorism. ATTEMPTING TO MAKE A TERRORIST THREAT. That means if he had actually carried out the crime, his crime would have been making a terrorist threat! @MILITIA well, you say making terrorist threats will buy you serious jail time. But is the guy being charged with making terrorist threats? No. He's being charged with attempt to make a terrorist threat. You people are in serious trouble in Yankee. The good thing about this patriot act is that when you're found totally innocent, it takes away your right to sue. 50 Cent has said it time without number that he would kill Ja Rule. Yet he has not been arrested on charges of "threat to life". ATTEMPTING TO MAKE A TERRORIST THREAT! There's a new Bush slogan for everyday on the calendar. I'm sure there's a crime like ATTEMPT TO HAVE SEX IN ORDER TO POSSIBLY CONCEIVE A BABY WHO COULD PROBABLY GROW UP TO PERHAPS BECOME A TERRORIST. |
You will still be banned from Nigeria. Even if you're on DSTV, you will be banned by NBC. Usher: "Pastor, Pastor, this man has been colour blind for 46 years. But as you gave out the anointing, people around him began to notice he could recognise different colours." Pastor: "you could not differentiate colours before. But now you can. What colour is my tie?" Miraclee: Blue Pastor & Congregation: Halleluyah The above is a model of a typical unverifiable miracle. And they will claim that people witnessed somebody that was colour-blind get healed. |
@Chiori there is nothing wrong with his action. What is wrong is the people trying to blacken Nigeria by reading all sorts of meanings to what he did. What crime did he commit. ATTEMPT TO MAKE A TERRORIST THREAT. What evidence is there? RAP LYRICS! As long as they've chosen to blacken Nigeria, they will find a Nigerian scapegoat. I bet you if you check the two passports he has, you'll find he's a dual (Nigerian/American) citizen. |
@MILITIA I am proud of Donald Duke anytime. I am also sad for innocent Nigerian going about his civic duties when he was hounded into a jailhouse. I'm sure he's one of those mugu Nigerians that went to Yankee to start shouting that Nigeria is bad. Today it's him, tomorrow, E FIT BE YOU O! (lotto nigeria). |
A professional mudslinger. |
I'll be proud of my son selling guns legally. In fact I will use his success in the business to weigh my options of moving into the business. |
These guys are joking right? american-like grief at the loss of a son? US-grade sadness? As if they are real? Please Seun, tell me these people are stand-comedians. Plus there's an article about how "John Edwards vows to put an end to all bad things by 20011". These people are crazy but true. |
Yeah I get you. The people's selective perception. |
Okay. |
MAY experience sadness? As in, it is a possibility? It is probable? Wonderful! Nigerians may experience sadness when their who families are wiped out. Well, let me read the article and see maybe Americans may not experience sadness when their children are killed. |
@naijaking1 thanks bro. I wonder why I couldn't they MIZIEYA's post in full. |
And by the way I'm not Yoruba! Yet this case is simple. Somebody is being sued because he promised to deliver a gun to a buyer, he's past the deadline and is now in trouble. Shouldn't he be anxious to recieve the gun from his supplier? Then they say he was flashing gang signs. If that is evidence to charge somebody, then Snoop Dogg should be in jail. Attempt to make a terrorist threat? Please you guys should listen to that. Recently, a guy was charged in australia with recklessness which provided aid to terrorists. Don't all these charges sound stupid to you. The new terrorism laws even allow for you to be arrested for standing at the bus-stop. |
ATTEMPTING TO MAKE A TERRORIST THREAT?!!! I really don't understand this one. Not terrorist threat, not attempted terrorism, but an attempted terrorist threat. PATRIOT Act at work. FLASHING GANG SIGNS?!!! Like the Game and Ja Rule do everyday of their lives? OVERLY ANXIOUS TO GET A SHIPMENT OF SEMI-AUTOMATIC WEAPONS. Is it not obvious that this Oduwole fellow had defaulted on the deadline on a deal for an M-16 automatic weapon and was now anxious to get the weapon from his supplier and Ship to the buyer that was already suing him? @MILITIA is gun dealing a crime? The guy is a law abiding citizen. Shey you guys see what that ball-headed JUDGE Bush is doing to America with his PATRIOT Act? It'll be your turn next. |
@babasin well, according to your logic, Abdulsalam is a hero then. |
@naijaway & jagwar you guys must have read where it was suggested that we END THIS THREAD NOW!!! |
It's my next test that am really worried about. I was meant to go for it middle of June, now it's July then soon August it's not that am so scared because at the level I am now, I believe if I contract HIV, I'll leave everything I am doing and seek a cure in the lab. |
Can You Stand The Rain - Boys II Men Forever Lady - Jodeci Now and Forever - Kci & Jojo Let's Get Married - Jagged Edge @Omo Eko how did you remember that song? I know it's not too old but people easily forget JE's songs. Anyway, as per "I Swear" it's not by Boys II Men. I've forgotten those boys' name. Yeah All 4 1 or something like that. |
Yes. Using cards to pay for goods and services is the only way I foresee ending this and some other currency issues in Nigeria. |
As for me, I've already sent my emails to Ribadu and his people at the EFCC. I know they may be very busy with the ex-governors, but if we come together and send in as many messages as possible around this same issue, they will have to take action. @angel101 I suggest you send in a message too in your own words, using the same topic. A copy of my own message is below. I said it almost exactly as I said it here. I no send anybody. Subject: Victims of 419 The simple solution to the 419 problem is to prosecute the victims. In about 90% of cases, 419 letters are an invitation to take part in committing a crime: recieve prizes for lottery you did not play. Pose as next of kin for someone you do not know. Transfer money you did not earn to your account. Benefit from contracts you did not win. Generally, criminologist have found out that the desperation of the perpetuator is strong enough to risk punishment. But the victim is not desperate enough to risk conviction. They just want to earn easy risk free money. By the time one or two of those maga that come crying on the shoulder of the EFCC are convicted and thrown into Kirikiri for conspiracy to launder money, abetting fraud and impersonating an inexistent next of kin, the rest will run away. Jobs are being created in Nigeria gradually, but any attempt to generally agitate the business of 419 will lead those boys back to armed robbery. The 419 market itself is gradually thinning out. Its no more paying that much. This proposal should be taken seriously and victims of 419 should be invited to Nigeria to aid in investigation, but if they are found to be involved in any complicity, they should be punished. They are victims but that doesn't mean they didn't commit a crime. Some of them were soliciting a criminal service or conspiring to launder stolen money and should be sent to a maximum security prison. It's not like am evil but the truth is that these "victims" are also involved in the crime and they are the ones that can be easily apprehended by law enforcement agents because they come out to confess their part in the crime thinking they're innocent. PS: With the rate at which these scams are being pulled, none of you will believe what I just discovered recently. Knowing that a lot of people have been scammed by them, these scammers are now re-scamming the already scammed by posing as the EFCC and telling them that they are helping to investigate their case. They have a fertile field of victims to harvest from by simply going to internet groups formed by those that have already been scammed. Can you beat that?! They're actually a document I saw on the internet supposedly written by Mallan Nuhu Ribadu. info@efccnigeria.org scam@efccnigeria.org nribadu@efccnigeria.org Yeah that's my idea of what a formal letter is! |
@MILITIA If you do not believe in change then good for you. But for those that believe it would work, they are the ones I invite to send just a single mail to 3 email addresses. |
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