Instructive. Welldone �

Another sets of happy newly certified BLS providers. Warri, Delta State.

Guess it's a clash of culture. Nigeria is patriarchal whereas in the US, women are far more important than men. In fact dogs and other animals are given more protection than men.

LionDeLeo:
They say Nigeria is a zoo and ran to US that is a country, now they are making another zoo out of US already.

Bunch of opportunistic rascals always trying to reap were they had never sown.

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.

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It was incredible excitement for a job-seeker, Innocent Okpanachi, who had been defrauded of his money by a job racketeer when he finally got his money back with the help of the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC).

Okpanachi beamed with smiles and his eyes lit up with joy as he received the cash sum of N325, 000.00 which was handed back to him by Mr. Tunji Jabaru of the Asset Tracing, Recovery and Management Unit of ICPC on behalf of the Commission.

One Mohammed Abdullahi Habib posing as a senior officer of the Nigeria Customs Service had collected the said amount of money from Okpanachi, through a third party who is now at large, with the promise to secure a job for him with the Service.

After receiving the money, Habib was alleged to have issued Okpanachi an employment letter with which he approached Customs authorities to verify its authenticity and discovered that it was fake.

Having found out that the appointment letter was not genuine and their go-between had disappeared into thin air, the job seeker tried to get Habib to refund his money for over 4 years without success, he then wrote a petition to ICPC.

The Commission promptly swung into action and investigations revealed that the suspect had indeed fraudulently obtained the money from his victim.

The said amount was recovered from the suspect, Mohammed Habib, and then handed over to the petitioner.

After the handing over ceremony, Mr. Innocent Okpanachi expressed his profound appreciation to the Commission for the assistance he had received. In his words, “Even though I had lost hope, ICPC did a wonderful job of ensuring that justice was restored”.

Source. http://www.metronewsng.online/icpc-recovers-money-job-seeker/

I HAVE BEEN FOLLOWING THE ARREST AND PARADE OF THE "BRILLIANT" KIDNAPPER EVANS

WHAT I DON'T UNDERSTAND IS WHY HE HAS HAD A CHANGE OF SHIRT LIKE 3 TIMES WITHIN 24 HOURS OF HIS ARREST

IS HIS BLOOD DOLLARS ALREADY WORKING??

This may not be entirely true. GTBank still honour payment for a Facebook ad that's running on my account.

Fb got their first payment last Friday after 5days of running the ad.

humilitypays:
Everyday a Nigerian child wakes up, he/she is faced with uncountable life-threatening challenges that questions his existence and survival on earth. Yesterday comes the shocker news for all Nigerian small business entrepreneurs who have been relying on GTBank Mastercard for their international monetary transactions, as the last-man-standing bank rolled out a complete ban of all international transactions on their Naira mastercard, including USD ($) payments, which directly means that Nigerians can no longer send money using paypal EVEN if it is $1!), as GTB, which happens to be the only Nigerian bank that allowed Nigerians to spend a maximum of $100 on POS, foreign ATMS and websites, using their GTB Naira Mastercard.

For those who may argue this, please kindly visit GTB official customer care page on Facebook by clicking here, or see their official response below:

See details and alternative methods to send money to your foreign merchants here>>>http://www.frankwealth.com/2017/02/gtbank-bans-gtcard-on-paypal.html

The thrill in such journey remains the challenge of getting to the destination.

Welldone!

Dem get choice?

kayemjay:
Finer than these?
* * * *
Lol...no mind me, just showing off too.

Adorable!

Your observation is absolutely on point. Well, maybe one year is short but HP battery does not last up to 2 years in my own experience

I bought an hp pavilion in London (PC WORLD) in March 2014 and the battery has gone from 30 minutes life to dead by April 2016.

Same goes for another one I bought in Nigeria in June 2014. The battery went dead over 3 months ago.

By the way, where can I get a replacement battery??

Acidosis:
Just give him the best of home training... That's all that matter.


We have a lot of fine boys in Festac Some turned out to be fck boys.



Yours would be great IJN, Amen.

NOTED with THANKS

Nixiepie:
Who go talk say him mama food no sweet lol


Fine boy btw

Plenty people dey talk am ooo. A woman is bleaching her baby girl's skin cos she's so black and really not fine at all

Nixiepie:
Who go talk say him mama food no sweet lol


Fine boy btw

Plenty people dey talk am ooo. A woman is bleaching her baby girl's skin cos she's so black and really not fine at all

Well, to every parent, his kid is fine.

But I must confess that I have seen kids of various shapes, sizes, colors and shapes. I think my boy stands out.

At age 10 months, he has an amazing look, well so I think.

I leave you to judge

OlujobaSamuel:
you are right bro, but it's not the case here, this crisis was kinda traced out of the school, report has it that its connected with sen ogunlewe, former minister from lag. guess the vc was his doing

So you have the VC on one hand and Ogunlewe on the other hand. What are the Union leaders doing between such dangerous crossfire?

Unions would say authority is corrupt. Yet, they won't remit deductions to their National bodies and will corruptly enrich themselves through the acquisition of group loans from banks.

My point is, if you look deeply into the genesis of the crisis, union corruption will feature prominently in it.

I don't pity any of the sacked workers one bit.

Why?

Individuals now use the Union to rob other workers and gain political power to further rob the establishment.

I work with a tertiary institution where union leaders plotted with one senior staff to displace the current chief executive. This they did by deceiving fellow staff, declaring strike and sending petitions to ICPC that the Chief Executive is corrupt and should be investigated and jailed.

In the end, the man was exonerated of all allegations and Union activities was suspended on campus.

I asked one of the leaders why they sent the man to ICPC. Their answer will shock you.

"WE JUST WANT HIM TO HAVE A RECORD WITH ICPC! "

That's the evil people are perpetrating in the name of Union.

UPDATE

I met with the police yesterday. The main purpose really was to submit a printed photograph of the unknown man (God rest his soul)

The DTO said they missed me (I still wonder what he meant) and that I should hand over the pictures to the IPO.

I asked whether anyone has come looking for someone that may be the unknown man. The DTO said I shouldn't worry about the matter anymore. That nobody has come forward and that the body now belong to the State. And that if anything comes up, they'll let me know.

I then dropped the pictures, shook hands (not empty hands o) and told them I'll keep in touch.

I think that whatever cooperation I am having with the of the Nigeria Police is the way and manner I handled this whole issue right from the start.

The first feeling when one hit a pedestrian is to run! Run to escape the problems of taking responsibility for knocking a man down. And of course, run from the problems of Police.

Well... The worst that could happen in an accident involving a motorist and a pedestrian has happened to me. It's been 6 weeks of a one in a lifetime experience.

I AM GLAD I AM THE ONE SENDING THIS UPDATE AND NOT A CLOSE FRIEND.

I APPRECIATE YOU ALL


Here's a photo of him in case anyone recognized or is related to him

A hearty Congratulations to all our going Corp members. May God guide your path as you move to the next stage of your lives

Pidggin:
So we still have good people in this country? OP, God bless you. May the soul of Mr. Unknown rest in peace.

Give your phone and password to someone else who can keep us updated in case you don't have the time. If you had taken a good picture of his face maybe someone would have claimed him but it is even better for you if he isn't

Good luck

I have a meeting with the DPO and DTO on Saturday 5th November. Will keep you posted.
Many thanks

Mskrisx:



Good morning bro...
I want to ask you something, are you married? please don't beee

May I ask why??

smithsydny:
I just read everything.. Dr ur a better man.. I pray to come in contact with someone of your kind.. Your type don't come often in a life time.. Blessing follow u sir..

Amen

Olivers2J:
i will suggest u give ur trusted friend ur phone or social media acc password 2 keep us updated incase the police starts bn funny. God bless ur swt soul & plz don't argue wit anyone here @ elengee

NOTED!

Olivers2J:
i will suggest u give ur trusted friend ur phone or social media acc password 2 keep us updated incase the police starts bn funny. God bless ur swt soul & plz don't argue wit anyone here @ elengee

Thank you. It has been a very traumatic experience. I was drained physically, mentally and financially. I appreciate all comments but emotions could take a flight occasionally.

Once again, I appreciate your advice

shadeyinka:
@ elengee
OP,
I am sure you do not know the gravity of that which you did.
1. This "mad man" will probably be the first person to give you a hug in heaven. You unconsciously freed him from the bound of madness.
2. Jesus will put His arms around you and thank you for not abandoning Him in His time of need.
3. If you had run away or dumped this man, probably right now, you would have welcomed into your generations unborn the spirit of madness.
4. As you have done to this stranger so men will rise up to help you when you need help

Stay blessed my Bro.

I am proud of you.
Cheer up. Don't be depressed with what happened. You just passed that exam.

Wow! I really wish I could do more. Thanks

ItsMeAboki:


You are lucky the police is yet to charge you for culpable homicide, for failing to report the accident immediately until apparently a few days later.

You have unwittingly left yourself potentially wide open to their exploitation; because now left to them it may be construed that the cause death may not necessarily have been the accident; but possibly by a more sinister method which could have been stage managed in order to make it appear like an accident - not that I personally do not believe your story; but given situation of our country and how our police operate, you would be lucky to escape without them extracting their pound of flesh - i.e. food done come and they may likely chop.

In short, accidents must be immediately reported to the police in order to establish the facts and to avert suspicion; in fact I am surprised the hospital agreed to accept the deceased and even commenced treatment without a police report.

Many lives have unfortunately been lost because of this requirement, resulting in often the victim not necessarily receiving timely intervention to save his/her life.
Consequently, many major hospitals usually have a local police post within their facilities so as to minimise delay before police clearance - this is wrong because saving a life should take precedence but this is our unfortunate reality.

I admire all your efforts and sympathise with your situation and furthermore wish you all the best - hoping that this should serve as a lesson to anyone who may unfortunately fall in the same predicament.

If you took your time to read my post, you'll not be speculating wildly. I reported the accident immediately the man was stabilized in the hospital. The police officers came and visited the scene and later the man in the hospital. This was followed by my making a statement at the station and my car taken into custody.

PaperLace:
Nawa o.
This OP is a very good man. OP are you married?
You seem a better potential than that lastmumu guy.

RIP to Mr Unknown.
You really did what most Nigerians wouldn't do, not because we are not good people but the fear of NPF.

Thank you for the comic relief

Coldfeet:
Weldone elengee may God reward your kind gesture.

Rip to the unknown man at least he spent his last days in care and comfort around him

Amen. I wish he felt the care he got. God knows best

bolajiboi:
Lalasticlala abeg show face nah. B4 police turn the op to ATM. Help us push it to FP so relevant authority can assist the op

I appreciate your concern bro. The only people that can resurrect the man forever remains the police. However, I have a comprehensive document of everything I did to save Mr Unknown's life after the accident. The body is in the morgue and the police says if nobody comes forward after a specific time frame, they'll order for the body to be buried.

I am resting my hope on God

no1madman:
His ghost might haunt u. .watch out 4 part 2. .

He seems to be resting peacefully. I'll let you when whenever the ghost shows up

smithsydny:
I just read everything.. Dr ur a better man.. I pray to come in contact with someone of your kind.. Your type don't come often in a life time.. Blessing follow u sir..

Amen Amen Amen

onyichick:
I'm sorry the guy passed on,I was hoping for a happy ending.I HV to say I'm impressed with how u took care of him n may he rest in Peace. u r a gud Nigerian n may God replenish ur pocket.

Amen dear. I appreciate you

UPDATE

The IPO came as scheduled on Thursday 20th October. He saw and noted the A Class care the unknown man is getting and left.

On Saturday 22nd of October, 2016, I was on my way to have a discussion with the police concerning the release of my car which have been in their custody since the October 1st incidence when I got the call

"Mr Unknown has passed on"

I immediately notify the police of the development and was encouraged to still come over.

The Divisional Transport Officer, DTO, didn't really know how to proceed from that point since no relative has come forward. So he advised we see the DPO

The DPO, as usual, is better educated and enlightened. He appreciated my effort to keep him alive and ask that I bring the corpse to the general hospital near the station.

I asked that the body be preserved and that I'll bring the corpse the following Monday 24th.

Plenty of issues with the mortuary attendant who later accepted the corpse after a huge deposit. Claiming "hospital policy'

Then the DTO began to tell me a long story of how complicated the matter is and that if it happens to a Calabar man, they'll ask me to pay millions of Naira (Apologies to the Calabar people in the house)

After the sermon, and after I was asked to pay "VIO inspection fee" he asked the IPO to "discuss" the release of my car.

My car was released on bond.

Here is how far I have gone. It's been 3 weeks of personal challenge. It's been 3 weeks of favour from all sides.

Thank you for your support.