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Bros if you want your kids so badly just go to her parents house but don't enter just stay hidden and watch the school your kids attend then go there and take them to oshogbo and call her that your children are with u. Then place a curse on her!!!

chaii I pity these guys oooo!! watin dem eyes go see ahhhh their mouth no go fit talk am finish.

nice one!! at least if the police can't protect you, you use olode with jazz to protect your properties.

when those killers are caught and given the jungle justice treatment some idiots will say Nigerians are barbaric.

four people just died like that oga ooo!!! those security guards should be killed as well. and the boss should die in prison.

that guy is looking fresh ooo!! ondo guys no get pity but that valentino area na rich people dey there if to say na yaba abi akure garage na smoking things

na babalawo scam dem dey use now. lol please post the number they used to send the bank account so that we can get their identities.

this is serious ooo!!! I guess they are robbers, they went to deactivate the police station to have a stressless operation somewhere else. or they are boko boys.

omo laugh wan kill me!! for this recession people dey shine dem eyes wella, especially money related issues.

two greedy people, wife wont give up because of the millions involved, husband won't give up because she is young and succulent. so grandfather and granddaughter dont care what their children will be called. may be grandchild greatgrandchildren!!! lol

A bride is said to be suffering from ‘overwhelming despair’ after discovering that her new husband is actually her biological grandfather.
The 24-year-old woman walked down the aisle into the arms of her 68-year-old millionaire grandfather before heading off to consummate their marriage.
But then three months in came the ‘terrible shock’ that they were very closely related.
They made the discovery while looking through a family album of his and the bride recognised her father in one of the pictures.
Both the bride and groom, who live together in Golden Beach, Miami, want to remain anonymous.
The groom became estranged from his children after his wife moved away taking the kids with her.
He’s since remarried and had several more children with another wife, but that marriage ended in divorce in 2009.
With several million in the bank life changed and he met his 24-year-old granddaughter/future wife on a website for older men looking for love.
He told the Florida Sun Post : ‘They had a website with profiles of many attractive younger girls. I just felt something strange when I saw her
‘It was like a sense of deja vu, but at the time I couldn’t figure out why she seemed so familiar.
‘We just hit it off right from when she walked into the restaurant.’
They only discussed family briefly – she was kicked out by her dad (his son) for getting pregnant – and eventually she agreed to move in with the millionaire at their home.
She said: ‘When I saw my father in that photo album, I just felt an overwhelming sense of despair.’
He added: ‘I’ve already had two failed marriages and I’m determined not to have a third.’
She said: ‘I feel our bond is so strong that even something like this is not enough to make us give up.

Senator Dino Melaye had called on President Muhammadu Buhari to give presidential pardon and amnesty for treasury looters .
Melaye in statement on Sunday said “Though an unrepentant advocate for integrity and forthrightness especially from public office holders, I however sincerely want to recommend that Mr. President grant Presidential Amnesty/Pardon to all those who looted our treasury provided they return all proceeds of their loot to the government within six (6) months of the declaration of the Amnesty.
“This, I believe will encourage the voluntary return of the the looted funds, empower the government financially to immediately commence the implementation of projects and programmes that will stimulate the economy and raise the peoples’ standard of living, and save the judiciary and other law enforcement agencies the agony of fruitlessly pursuing the looters in and out of the courtrooms.
In the long run, this would be a win-win situation for both the government and people of Nigeria,”he said.
“At the expiration of the six months’ ‘Moratorium’, all those who failed to comply would then be made to face the reality of aggressive and expeditious prosecution and eventual jail terms for convicts in accordance with the laws of the land”, he said.
‘His Excellency and Distinguished’ from the names of President, Vice president, Governors and Senators respectively.
” In this regard, I recommend that henceforth no President, Vice President, Governor, or Deputy Governor should answer the name ‘His Excellency’ until the material condition of ordinary Nigerians has also become ‘Excellent’.
No Senator should continue to answer ‘Distinguished’ until the the masses of the people begin to experience a distinguished existence and no Federal or state Legislator should wear the badge of ‘Honourable Member’ until the ordinary citizen is himself living a life that can be classified Honourable in every material particular.

I don't blame you since you are part of the political thieves!!

Senator Dino Melaye had called on President Muhammadu Buhari to give presidential pardon and amnesty for treasury looters .
Melaye in statement on Sunday said “Though an unrepentant advocate for integrity and forthrightness especially from public office holders, I however sincerely want to recommend that Mr. President grant Presidential Amnesty/Pardon to all those who looted our treasury provided they return all proceeds of their loot to the government within six (6) months of the declaration of the Amnesty.
“This, I believe will encourage the voluntary return of the the looted funds, empower the government financially to immediately commence the implementation of projects and programmes that will stimulate the economy and raise the peoples’ standard of living, and save the judiciary and other law enforcement agencies the agony of fruitlessly pursuing the looters in and out of the courtrooms.
In the long run, this would be a win-win situation for both the government and people of Nigeria,”he said.
“At the expiration of the six months’ ‘Moratorium’, all those who failed to comply would then be made to face the reality of aggressive and expeditious prosecution and eventual jail terms for convicts in accordance with the laws of the land”, he said.
‘His Excellency and Distinguished’ from the names of President, Vice president, Governors and Senators respectively.
” In this regard, I recommend that henceforth no President, Vice President, Governor, or Deputy Governor should answer the name ‘His Excellency’ until the material condition of ordinary Nigerians has also become ‘Excellent’.
No Senator should continue to answer ‘Distinguished’ until the the masses of the people begin to experience a distinguished existence and no Federal or state Legislator should wear the badge of ‘Honourable Member’ until the ordinary citizen is himself living a life that can be classified Honourable in every material particular.

they won't stop all these nonsense until they are caught then you start hearing I was duped that was why I started my own. awon ole!!

please be careful i just got this message that I have a new account which I didn't apply for. this is another means these local thieves are using now.


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BiafraudExposed:
Biafra said Delta is Igbo

Niger delta is igbo, so is niger delta claiming to be igbo?

wicked man!!! Your own grandmother I fear you oooo!!! This one will sleep with his daughter without thinking twice.

just send him to prison no time!!!

this is ojoro oooo!!!! Ahaha so fast I thought she will spend like 2weeks with her kidnappers, I guess if it was just a common person it will take longer. Ojoro police force!!!!!

BiafraudExposed:
Because he is not Igbo

So is jonathan an igbo man?

the failure of the police force is the result of jungle justice.

When you hear jungle justice, you wonder why some people claiming to be civilized will be carrying sticks and dangerous weapons to melt out uncivilized treatment on a human being like them.
The truth is nigerians are not barbaric or uncivilized it is the Government and Security institutions that have failed the citizens.
Nigerians don't trust the police and the Judicial system anymore.
when armed robbers are caught and taken to the police station for proper and civilized prosecution by law, the citizens always regret that lawful decision, why because the police will set them free on bail and the result will be vengeance on the people that caught them. And believe me it is always bloody.
There are stories that I have personally experienced with a scare to show for it.
When these dare devils come knocking your door they come to steal, kill and rape.
So I don't blame people using jungle justice to protect themselves from a second coming that will probably end their lives.
There was a case where an armed robber was caught and the next thing he did was to shout police station!!! don't beat me take me to the police station.
Another case that happened in lagos four months ago where an armed robber and a serial rapist was caught and was being given a serious beating luckily for him police came to rescue him and while in custurdy of the police he started bragging that he would be released and he would come back to deal with the people that caught him, right there the mob seized him from the police and carried out jungle justice to prevent his second coming.
The only way to stop jungle justice is for the restructuring of our police force and judicial system.
Do you support jungle justice?

It was supposed to be a clean grab, a few days underground and perhaps a short while negotiating ransom with the family of their victim, a young man identified by the police as Ikenna Osuji. But Ikenna, a student of the Federal Polytechnic, Nekede, Imo State, would never get out of it alive. On May 25, 2016, Ikenna, who was working as a taxi driver along to finance his studies, met his death in the hands of kidnappers when he drove into a land where 30-year-old
Chinedu Azuazu was a security guard. Saturday PUNCH learnt that Ikenna was fairly
known to Azuazu because he used to drive prospective land buyers to the large expanse of land guarded by Azuazu in his cab. But May 25 was the last day the young man would ever be seen alive. He drove into the land again that day and was never seen again.
When Azuazu was nabbed on September 12, 2016 by operatives of the Inspector-General of Police Response Team, details of the gruesome end Ikenna met in the hands of his captors emerged. Azuazu, a father of one living at Omouku area Port Harcourt, Rivers State, said he was employed to guard the land in question, which belonged to the Alakahia community close to the University of Port Harcourt Teaching Hospital. He said, “The man who employed us never paid us. He would rather take us to a bar and buy us drinks and then give us small money, like N3,000. It was too small for me. When my wife became pregnant and I needed money to prepare for our coming child, he refused to assist me. “I saw my chance to make money when Ikenna came to our site on May 25. My colleague, Joshua, and I decided to kidnap him. We believed he was from a rich family and thought that was why he normally brought people to buy land at the site. “When we sighted him, we threatened to shoot him with our double-barrelled gun. We then kidnapped and took him deep into the forest. While we kept him there, we called his relatives with his phone and demanded a N5m ransom. “Ikenna’s brother told us that he did not have up to that amount. We reduced the ransom to N2m and threatened to kill him if they did not pay. While we were waiting on the family to pay us the ransom, Ikenna spent 14 days in our custody. “On the 15th day, I left him in Joshua’s custody to go and buy some food. When I returned I found him lying motionless on the ground. I asked Joshua what happened and he told me that when I was away, Ikenna attempted to escape and he almost overpowered him before he found a stick and hit him in the head.” Azuazu said he checked Ikenna’s pulse and realised that he was still breathing but faintly. According to him, there was nothing he could do to help the young man and had to leave him on the ground till he breathed his last. He said after few hours, he went to check Ikenna’s pulse again and noticed that he had died. The suspect said, “I called his brother, who had been communicating with us about the ransom and he said he could only afford N120,000. I asked him to take it to the Teaching Hospital Road and drop it at a certain spot. “He did as I instructed and I went there to take the money. We took part of the money to the Rumuola Market and bought a bedsheet, which we took to the forest to wrap Ikenna’s body. We stuffed it in the boot of his car and took it to a farm in Umunkwa Igbodo in Etche Local Government of Rivers State, where we dumped it. “We later sold the car, a Nissan Primera, in Owerri, Imo State for N180,000. We shared the money and the ransom. I took N158,000 and gave Joshua N148,000. As soon as Joshua collected his share, he disappeared. I have not seen him since that day. I used part of my
share to pay a loan I took for my wife’s delivery.” A source said when police investigators visited Alakahia community, a chief, Hyacinth Akwukwauegbu, told them that a corpse was found on his farm and that it had been buried without reporting the discovery to the police. Azuazu said after Joshua left, he also travelled to Lagos to search for a job but had to go back to Port Harcourt when no job was forthcoming. The suspect said, “Few days before my arrest, I had a dream that my former boss, Ibe, was killed. I called to warn him but he asked if I had anything to do at the time. When I told him I had no job, he told me to come and see him. When I got to his house, the police arrested me and said I killed Ikenna. I did not know how they knew. “I thought God had forgiven me. In July 2016, I went to a pastor and confessed what I did. He prayed for me and warned me against going back to crime. I have heeded his warning. After my arrest, I have also met Ikenna’s brother to ask for forgiveness.” Ikenna’s elder brother, Peter, who was the one the kidnappers contacted, said he paid N1.2m as ransom as against the N120,000 Azuazu admitted to. According to him, Ikenna bought a car and used it as cab to support himself in school. He said, “Anytime he was on break, he came to Port Harcourt to use his car as a taxi. I first noticed that sometime was wrong when I had not seen for some days and I got a call from one of my in-laws, who confirmed the same thing that he was missing. “The day I got a call from his kidnappers, I was about to ask him where he had been because the call came from his line when they told me they had abducted him and I should pay or they would kill him. For the weeks they were in touch, they refused to allow me to speak with him. “I had to sell one of my properties to raise N1m to add to the little cash I had. But they insisted that it had to be N5m and that if they killed Ikenna, his blood would be on my head. I was terrified and went everywhere in search of money. “When I eventually got N1.2m, I called them and lied that I had N2m. They told me to take it to East-West Road and drop it there. They said if they saw any glimpse of a policeman, they would kill my brother. When I got to Alakahia Junction, and dropped the money as instructed, I called Ikenna’s line but it was switched off. I had to quickly report the mater to Chuba Police Division and the matter was later transferred to the Rivers State Police Command’s Anti-Kidnapping Department.” Peter said after one month of seeing no trace of his brother, he started visiting prophets for help in desperation. The prophets told him
his brother would be found alive. He later reported the case to the Inspector- General of Police Response Team, who commenced investigation and eventually tracked down the suspects. Saturday PUNCH learnt that the police eventually arrested Ibe, who employed Ikenna’skillers as guards. The corpse of the deceased was later exhumed and deposited in the mortuary. The police have said investigation was still ongoing in the case.

see their sorry faces!!! they should be thanking God they were caught in nigeria, if they made it to china they would be caught and killed. Flat heads noni, na dem, we sabi them.NCAN over to you.

Officials of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency at the Akanu Ibiam International Airport Enugu State, have arrested a clearing and forwarding agent, who ingested 74 wraps of cocaine while on his way to China. Spokesperson for the agency, Mr. Mitchell Ofoyeju, said on Friday that the suspect,47- year-old Adibe Baloba, was caught during outward screening of passengers on an Ethiopian airline flight to China. The NDLEA commander at the Enugu airport, Adeofe Adeyemi, was quoted as saying that the cocaine, which Adibe ingested weighed 1.417kgs.
A second suspect, Onyechi Esonwunne, was
caught attempting to send a luggage containing cannabis to China through an unsuspecting passenger. The cannabis was carefully prepared inside packs of noodles to avoid detection. Investigating officers are working hard on the cases and the suspects will soon be charged to court,” Adeofe said. The agency said its preliminary investigation showed that Esonwunne had previously been deported twice from China – in 2008 and May 2016. “Hardship and Nigeria’s bad economy forced me into drug trafficking. The exchange rate is very high and I hardly get money to take care of my family. My sponsor promised to pay me the sum of $5,000 to take the drug to China. But I was arrested before I could board my flight,” Adibe told NDLEA agencies in his statement. Esonwunne also blamed Nigeria’s recession for his crime. “I am a trader but due to the economic downturn, I turned to cannabis smuggling to cope,” he said. The NDLEA Chairman, Muhammad Abdallah, called on members of the public to avoid collecting consignments from people. He said it was a method widely used by drug traffickers, who target innocent passengers to smuggle drugs. “People need to be aware of this trick because rendering such assistance may just send them to prison or worse, death. This is because drug trafficking is punishable by death in China,” Abdallah stated.

Chaii dogs go start to dey seek asylum for south korea for their safety.

this guy neck long oooo!! I guess he wants to be chubby like oyakilo...

dogara na ole! jubrin self na barawo! But dogara should be padded out of office!!!!

igbo people una don come again ooo. Watin Buhari do una? Just tell me and may be we can find a solution.

Chaii Omo I can't imagine how much they will demand for may be 1billion naira.

you better be careful before they tag you as a terrorist, you know you look like one.