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Sammeyd:


Orya, we wan see the skrinshut... Before the name enta the book of tabbaz

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That's the screenshots above, so I'm confused. I need advice from you guys before proceeding with the deal

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stevolinkon40:
Pls note @ fellowf

Oga all the post showing your phone number have been hidden. You name on true caller showing initialize Payoneer. A name similar to a trusted trader here.

No escrow No deal if you no won enter "Attachment " to your village by night bus

What are you saying sef, na wa for you o. Anyway, the guy i want to deal with was strictly by escrow. And he brought one escrow. I asked the escrow for his moniker so i can check and he said he is Ligali. I don't know him because I'm quiet new and before i forget my small 6 post are all visible and your truecaller is sick. So as i was saying, i came to search ligali here and discovered that non of the two numbers on ligali's profile matches the escrow number. So guys i need advice. Screenshot loading soon

Sell your Payoneer fund to me at a better rate than the Naija ATM. My contact is on my signature

He said he was ready to become a born again Christian if given the chance - He said he has never killed anybody before A notorious kidnapper, Chukwudi Onuamadike, who is also popularly known as who was arrested by security operatives on Saturday, June 10, has begged for forgiveness. After about three months of search, police officers from Abuja, Saturday afternoon, arrested the notorious kidnapper in his Magodo hideout in Lagos. It was reported that during the arrest he was wearing a designer wrist watch which costs $170,000. budget Vanguard reports that Evans burst into tears during his interrogation asking for forgiveness and promising to be a born-again Christian if given the opportunity. He said: “My friend, known as Hunch Man, introduced me into kidnapping and after a few operations during Peter Obi’s administration, we were forced to leave the state and we moved to Edo state. I had some boys from Warri, Delta state, working with me. "We carried out two big kidnappings where our victims paid N80m and N100million respectively. In 2013, I came to Lagos and I went straight to Festac Town. Before I came to Festac, I had already established contacts with some boys. One of the jobs we did was that of the owner of Young Shall Grow Motors, Chief Vincent Obianodo. "One guy, known as Emeka, brought the job and we were five that went for that operation — Hunch Man, Nmamdi, Uche, Nwoke and I. I was the one driving and our target was to kill Young Shall Grow’s driver and his police orderly. Hunch Man, Uche Nnamdi and Nwoke were carrying guns and they were the people who fired at Young Shall Grow. “Hunch Man and Uche were killed during the attack, while Nnamdi, Nwoke and I survived. That operation was my most bloody operation. I didn’t know it was going to turn out that way. I usually don’t know names of people I kidnapped in Festac. But if I see them, I will tell you what I did to them. I have people who gave me information about my victims. “The pharmacist job is the only one that gave us a problem. The highest ransom I collected was $1million dollars from somebody living in Festac. I keep my victims for months because I want their people to pay the ransom I demanded. I have people cooking for my victims, one of who stays in the house; his name is Uche. “The other boy is from Aguleri. The boy is a new person, but Uche is old. I usually pay Uche N20million for every operation. I usually make the calls for the ransom. I have six boys in Lagos. My mother does not come to my house and she also knows that I am into crime but she is not in support. “I bought this house for N130million and I have two houses in Magodo. My house in Ghana is bigger than this. I don’t kill."

Nice contributions. Keep it coming so others can as well understand better. Happy new month to you all.

OK guys, this is an honest question.. sometimes I wonder if I am the only person that has thought and worried about this a lot of the time..

We all agree that while there are beggars from every tribe, the Hausa's are leading with a great margin.. but that's not my worry now.. my concern is that about 70% of them are disabled.. some with unbelievable deformities.

a large number of them are crippled in the legs or have deformed hands..

how?

is it a genetic thing for them? were they born that way? or they became crippled after birth? what could be the cause? I can't stop wondering..

every morning on the way to work I can hardly ignore the number of crippled Hausa beggars along the busstop.

what spurred this post was what I saw last Friday on the road beside the Ikeja city mall. I saw two young kids (boys). I swear they can't be more than 5years of age. one was crippled and sat on a kind of small flat wood with tiny tyres beneath as a means of moving about. the other was not crippled but then his right fingers were missing (from the wrist) with no visible wound or even an healed one.

they were looking totally content with begging, no parent or anybody I could see around them. below 5years! left alone to fend for themselves!!

just how do they get these deformities? why just the Hausa folks alone? how? why?

matured comments please... and let's not be tribalistic too..