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Speedyconnect7:In Thailand? you must be naive for saying this. i can tell you categorically that more than halves of these girls are nigerians. if its in malaysia then 90% will be nigerians |
lofty900:you must be joking because you are nigerian. this is one of the most difficult VISA to get in the world. |
Nigerians keep claiming horrible things. how does what happened between two ivorien women has to do with Yoruba and Edo. May God save us from bloggers |
fuckingAyaya:his parents are alive and well. i know his family in Benin. that was just his story to get asylum in UK. |
fuckingAyaya:na you kill him papa? abeg no talk this rubbish for Benin o |
LastSurvivor11:My brother, Igbos are the problems in SA. that pretoria is dominated by yorubas so keep your chest beating aside |
emeka1101:Yeah you are right. |
who did the rating? Last i knew, OAU was rated best in west Africa and 15th in africa. https://www.timeshighereducation.com/world-university-rankings/best-universities-in-africa-2016 |
Delta state and weird new ............where is that Jacob Zuma meme? |
Keneking:Do you live in SA? this shit deals with the locals there. |
your proton Explanation is completely wrong. Proton is a local malaysia Car as i used the WAJA before getting Gent2 in my stay in malaysia. its a completely different car from any Honda. Proton made in Malaysia and Honda made in Japan. and your ford KUGA is also wrong its quiet different from the ESCAPE. Please do your research properly next time. |
even in malaysia here , we stand and sit on the floor of trains. No wahala, as far the money for the ticket gets to the Government. |
olureignforever:i was thinking that too. because it means a white person in Edo and not a name. i have 2 friends from Benue Idoma tribe with such name. that guy saying its a popular name in Edo is always anti Edo in all his post |
Oyo kaduna kano Plateau Niger Kwara katsina Kogi nassarawa Delta Edo akwa ibom Abia Malaysia Egypt Ethiopia South Africa |
Yes he is right. why has she been ignoring his calls? if it were the other way round, i wonder what you all will be saying about Daddy freeze...please let her pay up the money!! |
Sentiments everywhere. Every fan choosing his club jersey. I don't know why anyone will arsenal jersey...this umbro sucks |
joshysmartie:south african women are big...very big with big breast and yansh. i have met a lot like her and was surprise they are 23 or 24. |
i have this video since 2012...its a Jamaica street dance called Daggering. i dont know what these bloggers gain by telling lies |
GoodyOG:recognised by REFUGEE commissioner. you make me laugh |
ojun50:these ones can cheat!! |
bongo007:you can not track or bug it. that is the only reason they use it. safety i think |
Seven Nigerian nationals have been sentenced to 105 years in prison by a magistrate court in South Africa having been convicted of drug dealing. This was disclosed in a statement by the South African Police Service on Monday, asserting that the suspects, arrested in October 2014, were found to be guilty of all charges by the Benoni Magistrates Court on 12 October 2016. The suspects – Valentine Chigbo Okoye (36), Patrick Chime Uche (38), Chucks Ugo Thomas (37), Emeka Azodo (40), Chinaemelum Uba (24), and Chucku Imeka Ekwemozok (34) – were arrested for packaging heroine worth an estimated value of R214 000 ($16400) into small wrappings for distribution in Crystalpark Benoni. According to the SA Police, the Nigerians were nabbed by members of Hawks’ Serious Organised Crime after a tip-off, and they’d been denied bail on several occasions as they were considered flight risks. They were each sentenced to an effective fifteen (15) years without an option of any fine, making it a total sentence of (105) years. The Gauteng Head of the Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation Major General Prince Mokotedi welcomed the sentence and praised the police for their efforts. “This is indeed a welcomed precedent set by our courts and this will help our efforts to combat drug trafficking a great deal. We are proud of our team’s efforts in ensuring a successful prosecution in this matter. Such convictions will motivate our members to work even harder. From now on, drug dealers will feel the full might of the law, we are more determined to fight this scourge,” said Mokotedi. While details of the operation are unknown, it is unlikely the convicts got any sympathy or fairness from their hosts given the high rate of xenophobic attacks against Nigerians in the country. Only last week, two Nigerians were murdered in the country while another trader was shot dead in September. Also, the Nigerian Union in South Africa in 2015 claimed an estimated N84 million was lost annually to hate crimes. It is yet to be seen how this latest development will affect the already frosty diplomatic relations between the two African powerhouses. http://www.olisa.tv/2016/12/7-nigerians-sentenced-to-105-years-in-prison-in-south-africa/ http://buzznigeria.com/7-nigerians-105-imprisonment-drugs/ |
