Amebo pays then. Great

DJ 5naira came weak as this is battle rap not a freestyle ish.
Airmark prepared well for him, his opener, rhymes as well as his punchlines were more hard and personals were damn terrific.


Quotable : ""Efe’s future unassailably is getting dim / begged ‘Igiebor’ to pitiably invest in him/ dude said ‘No sir’, he knows what a wasteful, ‘real bet is’ /am not in his league....’DJ’ wont still top me if allowed to ‘turn table’, with techniques/""
If allowed to vote:

MVGT : AIRMARK

@Mikuz, your verdict?

god_of_music: Rihanna come take my banana na

You be farmer ni? or you think Riri na monkey?

Bolt wins 100m at 9.77sec

Congrats, i hope she won't be fatigued for other remaining events.

basher:

What is wrong with you? Do you expect everyone to like the song? Do you think your silly comments or likes will influence the perfomance of the song in the market/charts negatively or positively?

Meanwhile, if dbanj himself happens to stumble on this thread, don't you know that it is the critizing comments that he'll concentrate on to see if he could adjust himself for improvement? Do you think he has time for faceless NL azz-kissers? I'm sure he has more than enough azz-kissers in real life!!

Team Dbanj ko, team mavin ni; go and get a life!!

Bashiru or wetin be your mumu name? I have a life which ya douchetard will envy. If you wanna criticise, do it sensibly. To say this track is wack by the likes of tomakint, funkymadina etc, is quite annoying. I am not a dbanj fan, i like good music. You can go and kill yaself. Ewu bashiru

funky medina: Shame no dey catch una? It is the speakers fault, oh! na ur bandwidth cause am , infact na dr dre headset you need . Wack is Wack!! and nothing can save it !! I have a quad-core gaming desktop with correct headset in a country were the speed of the bandwidth will spin ur head and still.... naija rihanna fall hand !

Then your hearing problem is beyond repair

Chelsea will be on top of the world.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pr6rsigqB6M

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pr6rsigqB6M

I would advise those who call this song, a wack to listen through original 'Beat by DRE' headset. I like this song more than oliver twist. Bravo

This is the best gospel song i listened to this year, by a Nigerian. How i wish this man can bring gospel music back to life in Nigeria. This singer's vocal is so soothing. He is the male version of Sinach.
Check it out and please leave a comment.

I pity Di matteo. Torres killed him.

Chief Emeka Ekwerendu, Onitsha Car Dealer Killed By Robbers - 4 armed men on Monday robbed and killed a middle-aged car dealer, Chief Emeka Ekwerendu, at Modebe Avenue Junction in the commercial city of Onitsha, Anambra.

The Divisional Police Officer at the Central Police Station, Onitsha, Mr. Temitope Fahugbe, confirmed the incident to newsmen, adding that he had not yet received details of the incidence.

An eyewitness said the late Ekwerendu was shot by a four-man armed robbery gang at about 8:30 a.m. a few metres away from the Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Odoakpu, Onitsha.
“The gang operating in a light green Toyota Siena without a vehicle number plate trailed their victim from a primary school close to the church, after he had dropped his children at school.
“As he was driving out in his black Land Cruiser SUV, he was shot dead and an undisclosed amount of money taken from the boot of his vehicle.

“The gang armed with four Ak-47 rifle shot sporadically into the air to scare the people away as they escape he said.


http://www.naijanation.com/2012/10/chief-emeka-ekwerendu-onitsha-car.html?spref=fb

sleakid: footreja ya opinion is useless. U knw natin abt rap. Ur better off a raggae artiste. Go and sleep..
airwack why quoting my lines fron flow for rank.
did sidd flow for rank?
Ur so dumb.. Guy if winning a tourney without gittin to brawl any1 den hav it.
We all knw mikuz is a madman. He knew frm d start dat lyrical e.k and maddawg aint showing up. He kept on parin u wid those fools.
Tufiaka i never see person wey wack reach airwack and person wey mumu reach mikuz.
One

Read jagons ya wrote up there. Did it make sense? You were dissing everyone here and there, you well so?. was i the one who made ya life miserable? Didn't i put it that's my opinion?. If you have different view, why did nt you write yours and leave. Airmark asked you to do so, you refused. D!!ckhead, looking for attention.

It seems Mikuz has already given it to Airmark. Siddogg should be blamed for coming after deadline. Rules are rules. You made airmark the champion by trying to play smart. If you had submitted even 1minute after 5pm your verse is null and void. There is always another time or we can arrange another brawl outside here for the two of you.
If i wanna score you guys Airmark won in punchlines, flows and perfect rhymes while siddogg won in creativity, metaphors and wordplay. I will still give it to Airmark because he submitted before the deadline. *My opinion*

My Lagossssssssssssssssssss

airmark: May God forgive me for this:


Leggo



I castrated Siddogg(Sid dog) , removed his tooth, eight (hate)claws ...useless expired dry rum(rom)//
No chance for any replay (rip-lay), today is good Wednesday, to sid’s body n’ soul its ‘’FRY’’day(friday)//
He’s a nuisance from a.b.J, with archaic(arc-ache) looks like o.b.J, walks without shoes like g.e.J //
Restless like mid-east syria(sea rear), he never knows tranquillity, lives in everyday tragedy/
Who wanna make an horror movie? Just peep into his calamities, ‘’Halloween’’ looks like comedy//
It’s ‘’cuffing season’’ for this douchetard,immersed his head in hot water, his head only good for..... floor-mopping//
Talking of awkward... fidgeting, sidd is an i.mbecile n’ first man with two left legs/
Only positive thing about sidd is HIV, every other thing ....is full-blown negs//
/




Airmark 2012

May God forgive you. You guys d.ope.

Jagbajantis.....

Nice one guys. siddogg and Airmark. we cant wait. @ Airmark you cute. No homo.

Money good oo

Good game, Chelsea was unlucky

Kolade9:
Lame :-P

You expected Pasuma and Osupa to sing for you here?. He is not perfect but he did above average na. I also like sleakid hope he wont fall ma hand too. Safarigirl is also gonna do well.

airmark:


Frantik, yeah ... a UK rock band/
Frantik, rapper, ... a ‘contraband’ !/
Why should i battle Frantik? He cant spell his name/
I wont come down like firework flare, short-lived fame/
If rap, a chess game, ya weaker than my pawn/
In rap family tree, ya my grandson/
Rossie O ‘Doniell is beautiful, if this is your boo/
Haha, Unbelievable, this is taboo!/
Models wont let go, they love ma 6 packs/
One was so bold, shouting am what she lacks/
Ya girl drops her bag, tryna kiss me/
Ten millie in da bag, who wanna diss me?/
Complete package... Ma rap artistry ... always on point/
Massive leakage... rap tragedy ... you disappoint/
Wasted,.. jeez, that’s frantik (frantic)/
Airmark, ... please, that’s magic. /







Airmark

Wow, great creativity, punchlines and rhymes from underground rapper. I enjoyed the boos(ladies) aspect (mini-storyline). This is a good opening for the competition. I hope others will make this battle more interesting.I hope we dont see copied lines and rhymes, though. Kudos guys.

@ All, don't let us deceive ourselves, onitsha has been an abode for criminal activities since God-knows-when. I was on my way to Enugu enroute Onitsha around 2003. I had a stop over at Onitsha, to relax and have a feel of the city. Immediately locals saw me, i saw strange movements and sensed danger. Off i continued on my journey. I later learnt how criminals attack strangers even in broad daylight. How i wish we could shun mud-slinging and deliberate on way out of these rampant crimes in the east. It's disgusting.

Son Dies Chasing Father’s Alleged Kidnappers In Onitsha

AWKA—A YOUNG man in his early twenties, Mr. Junior Egbunike, was, yesterday, confirmed dead following injuries sustained while pursuing his father’s kidnappers at the commercial town of Onitsha.

Mr. Amulunanma Egbunike was returning home with his wife and son simply known as Junior after the day’s business at the weekend in Onitsha and as they got very close to their house at the Onitsha Inland Town, hoodlums suspected to be kidnappers blocked his car and dragged him into their own car and drove off.

His son, who was driving his father’s car, pursued them with his mother also in the car. But barely 400 meters away, the car got involved in a head on collision with another car and both mother and son sustained serious injuries.

Junior, who had been in coma since the incident, gave up the ghost yesterday at a hospital in Onitsha, while his mother had been discharged from hospital.

With the death of Junior, the Egbunike family has lost the only child left, having lost the family’s only daughter some years ago.

Meantime, the kidnapped Egbunike is yet to regain his freedom.

Source: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/08/son-dies-pursuing-fathers-alleged-kidnappers/

Trying to save his dad's life and in the course lost his. So sad.

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Nwabialuwa: I am only writing you because I am not sure how to comment on the thread.

The article is wrong. Junior Egbunike was not driving the car, he was merely a passenger. He was only 17 years old. Thank you all for your prayers. Amulunamma is safely home. Please continue to pray for the family. It is still a very difficult time.

^^^^ Sometimes, lawyers goofed in their profession. The judge technically exploited it to free the Akingbola. I thought it was a lie until i read it in punch online.

ok thanks vicjustice and ogugua. Ur advice noted.

By Chidi Nkwopara, Owerri
IN 1996, the word Otokoto made a spectacular entry into the lexicon of Nigeria’s public discourse. It emanated from the dark days of ritual killings by a section of the underworld in Owerri, the capital of Imo State. It took the murder of one Master Okonkwo by ritual killers for public attention to be forcibly drawn to the existence of such atrocious crime in the other wise sedate city of Owerri.

Following this development, residents of the city rose angrily and went for the jugular of all those suspected to be involved in the killings. The reaction of the people restored calm in the city after many of the suspected culprits were forced to pay dearly for their crime. Most of their ill-gotten property were burnt.
Chijioke sent his relations to buy a few things from the Relief Market, Owerri. Armed hoodlums snatched the young man’s ash coloured Toyota Camry saloon car with number plate, Lagos LK 114 EKY. The wedding started on a sour note, courtesy of rampaging armed hoodlums in the state.

Again, if there is anything, apart from robbery that has kept Imo people gasping for breath in the past two years, it is the spate of kidnapping in the land. The cancer spread to the South East geo-political zone from the creeks of the Niger Delta and went beyond bounds.

Victims of kidnapping who survived to tell the sordid tales of their experience, painted ugly pictures of what they passed through in the hands of their captors. However, the list of those who died in their captors’ illicit custody is very long.

Killed after payment of ransom: Some people, including the serving Commissioner for Commerce and Industry, Lady Chioma Ogoke, regained their freedom after paying varying sums of money, usually in millions of Naira. The families of some others parted with their money and still lost their loved ones to these hoodlums.

In December1, 2011, palpable anxiety engulfed the family, friends and relations of the Medical Director, General Hospital, Umuguma, Dr. Moses Amako, who was kidnapped by armed hoodlums as he was driving home from the hospital.

Many hours later, members of his family started lamenting that since he was picked up, his whereabout could not be ascertained and his captors did not reach the family in any way. The ugly incident took place around 7.00pm as Dr. Amako and his wife were on their way home when suddenly, a white coloured Jeep dangerously overtook their Honda City car and forced them to a halt.

“The hoodlums opened fire on the tyres, as well as shot their victim on his leg before taking him away in the Jeep to an unknown destination. The state of his health is of paramount importance to the family”, Mrs. Ndukwe, a relation lamented to reporters.

She urged those behind the kidnap to “please release the hapless doctor unconditionally to his family”, considering his contributions towards saving lives, but the hoodlums refused to heed this passionate appeal.

Mrs. Ndukwe said Dr. Amako was due to retire from the civil service in February 2012, and pleaded with the security agencies to go all out and save their bread winner from the imminent danger he was facing. Not much was done early enough and the man died soon after his release.

Dr. Amako’s kinsmen processed through the major roads of Owerri municipality, December 12, 2011, to protest the gruesome murder of their son. The aggrieved villagers carried placards with varying inscriptions, some of which read: “We demand justice now,” “Who killed Dr. Moses Amako?” “Murderers have killed our son,” “What did Dr. Amako do to merit brutal murder? and “What was Amako’s crime.”

Apart from the messages displayed on the placards, the protesters equally sang unprintable songs and pointed accusing fingers on some big wigs in the state. Amako was taken away by the armed gangsters despite the gunshot wounds he sustained and kept for about six days without treatment.

His captors kept him hostage until his relations parted with about N30 million before he was released. Dr. Amako was rushed to the Federal Medical Centre, Owerri, for serious medical attention after his release, but did not survive to tell the story of his ordeal in captivity.

Irked by his death, staff of Imo Specialist Hospital, Umuguma, equally processed peacefully December 13, 2011, to the State House of Assembly, Owerri, to express their anger. Expressing their grievance over the death of Dr. Amako to the lawmakers, the leader of the group, Sir Anthony Nkwocha, lamented that their boss was shot, kidnapped, kept in the custody of his captors for days, collected a huge ransom before being released.

Nkwocha equally grieved over the abduction of yet another senior colleague, Dr. Greg Onunwa, stressing that health workers in the state are not covered by the Health Insurance Scheme.

Reaction from House of Assembly

Addressing the protesters, the Deputy Speaker, Mr. Donatus Ozoemena, said the state government remains unrelenting in its efforts towards creating a crime-free state. He was particularly worried that Igbos now take delight in abducting their brothers and sisters for ransom and passionately appealed to royal fathers and community leaders to understand that these criminals do not live in the moon.

Assassination: In January 2011, the sleepy Amaifeke and Okporo communities in Orlu local council area of Imo State was thrown into confusion and deep mourning, following what a villager called “an orchestrated and premeditated assassination.”

Crime Alert investigation revealed that a man suspected to be a drug baron allegedly hired a gang of assassins to eliminate a man simply identified as Okwuotu from Amaifeke. It was not clear at press time if Okwuotu was the baron’s business partner but feelers from the community was that the hired gunmen traced their target to a beer parlour at Amaifeke.

“Not knowing that their supposed victim had left the drinking spot but seeing two men, including a soldier, who presumably fitted the description of their target, they opened fire and silenced the duo on the spot”, the villager recounted. Another account had it that after realizing they had shot the wrong persons, they traced Okwuotu to Orie Okporo market square where they shot three other persons.

“After this orgy of killings, the hoodlums sped off in a Honda car but the vehicle inexplicably stalled midway and they started fiddling with it before news went round the community that three men had been shot in the market square”, a villager recounted.

Continuing, the villager said information reached the joint army/police patrol team and they quickly raced to the scene of the ugly incident. “The hoodlums were given a hot chase and arrested. Their alleged sponsor have also been arrested and taken to the State Police Headquarters, Owerri, for interrogation.”

Kidnapping and murder continues

The ugly story of kidnapping and eventual murder of victims continued unabated. Armed hoodlums continued to ravage Imo State with impunity despite the spirited efforts of the security agencies to combat the scourge. Mrs. Nneka Chibeneme-Agwu, the 27-year-old daughter of retired Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Information and Strategy, Nze Chibeneme Uzoukwu, turned out to be another unfortunate victim of the armed gangsters.

An eye witness account had it that Nze Chibeneme was driving to his Umuoduwa, Ejemekwuru, Oguta local council area country home, when the criminals struck. Crime Alert learnt that about a few metres to his family gate, a bus overtook his car and two armed men wearing police vests alighted from it and ordered the hapless man out of his Toyota Camry car. A villager said: “Suddenly, the bus with two other occupants drove off, while the other men descended on Nze Chibeneme and beat their victim to stupor.”

It was further gathered that the noise generated by the melee at the family gate attracted the attention of the man’s daughter and on seeing his father lying flat on the ground, she quickly raised alarm. “Nneka shouted for help as she saw the men trying to squeeze her father into the booth of the Camry. her shouts, the hoodlums pumped several bullets into her. She died on the spot”, the villager said.

Their victim had escaped from the booth. Crime Alert recalls that the retired Permanent Secretary’s wife, a school headmistress, was also kidnapped earlier and only released three days after her abduction.

If the retired Permanent Secretary’s wife was lucky to tell the tale of her abduction and eventual release, 36-year old Uche Alaribe, an in-law to Vanguard’s Motoring Editor, Theodore Opara, was not. Uche was kidnapped by gunmen from his warehouse at Eke-Ukwu Nnorie, Ngor Okpala local council area, while his remains were dumped in a farm at Etche, Rivers State, after his killers had collected N3 million ransom from the family.

Preaching a sermon during a Pontifical Requiem Mass in honour of the slain citizen, the Catholic Archbishop of Owerri Ecclesiastical Province, His Grace, Dr. Anthony J. V. Obinna, condemned what he called ‘the criminal waste of precious human lives in the area’.

He said: “Why should people waste innocent lives? God sees everything we do and we must be made to answer for our actions. I hope this type of callous murder will not repeat itself in Ngor Okpala again.”

Speaking to Crime Alert later, the deceased’s elder brother, Rev. Fr. Dr. Gilbert Alaribe, said the family would be gladdened if the police will unearth perpetrators of the dastardly act. “I plead with our security agencies to leave no stone unturned in unraveling identities of those who killed Uche in his prime. Nothing will gladden our hearts more than this.”

Reacting also, the traditional ruler of Nnorie, Eze Noble Eke, prayed God to reveal those who kidnapped and gruesomely murdered Uche, adding that “we will remain unhappy until the culprits are apprehended and tried for their act.

Bizarre dimension: Activities of kidnappers took a bizarre dimension Friday, February 3, 2012, in Imo State, following the reported kidnap of the officer in charge of the State Police Command’s armoury (names withheld). Investigations revealed that the police officer was seized by unidentified gun-totting hoodlums who waylaid him on his way home after the day’s job.

A police officer who did not want his name in print, told Crime Alert that “the officer was driving to Irete, Owerri West local council area, where he resides, when the hoodlums struck”.

It was not clear at press time if the kidnappers were trailing him but our Correspondent was told that it was a lightening operation and at the end of it, the police officer was reported missing. Crime Alert could neither ascertain if the hoodlums removed any personal effect of the police officer, nor the motive behind the attack, as at the time of filing the story.

A few days after, the police successfully rescued their colleague from the clutches of his abductors. Investigations revealed that the police command felt roundly insulted by the ugly act of the kidnappers and decided to go all out for the hoodlums.

It was also gathered that the Commissioner of Police, on getting the signal, gave marching order to his subordinates to rescue the police officer, as well as arrest whoever was responsible for the crime. “We began intensive search for the police officer.

All divisional commands were alerted and they all mobilized their men. At the end of the day, our effort was rewarded”, a police officer, who spoke on grounds of anonymity, said.

Crime Alert was further told that the armourer was traced to Obudi Agwa, Oguta local council area of the state, where he was incarcerated by his abductors. Imo State Police Public Relations Officer, PPRO, Mr. Samuel Oodee, confirmed that the police officer has been rescued stating that one person has been arrested in connection with the crime and he is undergoing interrogation now.

Murder of traditional ruler: There was also the alleged involvement of some policemen in the murder of the traditional ruler of Ibeamaukwu autonomous community, Ehime Mbano local council area of Imo State, Eze Emeka Njoku.

An Owerri Chief Magistrate Court ordered the remand in prison custody of four policemen, who were allegedly involved in the gruesome murder of the traditional ruler. The four policemen include Kelechi Achonu (31), Nnanna Asuquo (29), Chukwuka Obugagha (27) and Martin Lifu (30). This matter is still in court.

Speaking to journalists after the court session, former security adviser to the immediate past Governor, Chief Zeek Martins Nnadozie, expressed happiness that at last, the suspects have been arraigned in court.

Children as victims

Midway into this kidnap saga, the perpetrators sadly veered into kidnapping innocent little children in Imo State. Since this sordid act started, some Catholic churches became targets. They include but are not limited to Saint Mulumba’s Catholic Parish, Owerri, Immaculate Conception Parish, Orji, and Saint Michael’s Parish, Amakohia.

Reports equally have it that some hospitals and maternity homes in some rural communities were raided by these miscreants who ended up stealing children. The escalating crime not only put families in serious fear but also continued to embarrass the state government and the police high command.

Take the cases of Mrs. Ifeoma Mbidom and Mrs. Ifeyinwa Udoyibo, whose nine-year old baby girl and boy respectively, were kidnapped from their cots in Seat of Life Hospital, Akuma, Oru East local council area of Imo State.

Investigation revealed that the women were delivered of their first babies through caesarean operation and were recuperating before the gun-totting hoodlums stormed the hospital and stole the innocent, harmless and hapless babies.

The anguished mothers told newsmen that the armed gangsters numbering about five stormed the hospital, Wednesday night, November 23, 2011, seized their babies and disappeared into the dark night.

At press time, the kidnappers had neither made any contact with the grieving mothers nor returned the hapless children to the parents. A very reliable source at the State Police Headquarters, Owerri, confirmed that a medical doctor and his two nurses (names withheld) were invited for interrogation.

Arrest of three-man gang

In another development, a member of a three-man gang of kidnappers was arrested, while their victim, a three-year old boy, was set free by vigilant youths of Umuagwo, Ohaji/Egbema local government area of Imo State.

Investigations revealed that the three-man gang allegedly picked their victim from a community in Rivers State and headed to Umuagwo where they would have used as a base to further their nefarious act.

It was also gathered that the hoodlums, on arrival at Umuagwo, started looking for their accomplice, who allegedly agreed to give them sanctuary in the sleepy rural community of Imo State. A villager, who simply gave his name as Emeka, told Crime Alert that it was in the process of looking for the previously arranged accommodation that the kidnappers ran into trouble.

“Some vigilant youths not only realized that they were strangers in the land but also suspected their movement. They equally sought to know what they were doing with the small boy”, the villager recounted.

Community’s vigilante group

Reports said as soon as the youths approached the hoodlums, they abandoned the little boy and scampered into a nearby bush for safety. “Assisted by the community’s vigilante group, the angry youths went after the fleeing kidnappers and succeeded in arresting one of the hoodlums in the bush.” Emeka said the youths quickly contacted the police, adding that the suspected kidnapper and the boy have been handed over to the police for further investigation.

Luck was equally on the side of the Ezurike family of Umugweze, Nekede, Owerri West local council area of Imo State, when a middle-aged woman, who kidnapped their three children was nabbed by vigilant natives. It was gathered that the lucky children and their parents went to Emmanuel Anglican Church, Nekede, for Sunday service and only went out to buy their needs before the female kidnapper hypnotized them and took them away.

It was equally learnt that the kidnapper had successfully boarded a commercial bus that was heading to Owerri before an alarm was raised. “The commercial bus driver was picking passengers along the route until the father of the stolen children and commercial motorcycle riders blocked the bus at Number 4, Bus Stop”, a villager, who simply identified herself as Joy, told Crime Alert.

Timely arrival of policemen

Joy said: “The timely arrival of policemen from the State Police Headquarters, Owerri saved the woman from immediate and unpleasant consequences.” Narrating the incident, the children’s mother said: “The children went outside the church to have some refreshment.

When they did not come back quickly, I became apprehensive. I saw my children in a bus that was driving off and I quickly raised alarm and people went after the vehicle.”

Confirming the development in a telephone interview, the Police Public Relations Officer, PPRO, Mr. Samuel Oodee, said another member of the kidnap gang has been arrested in Enugu and three children earlier kidnapped from Owerri, were recovered.

“A female member of the kidnap gang has been arrested in Enugu and three children that were kidnapped, about two or three weeks ago in Owerri, were recovered”, Oodee said. The PPRO also confirmed that the Command was quickly spreading its dragnet to get at the other members of the gang already mentioned by the suspects.

Baby stealing: There was a twist in the whole child abuse saga. A mother of three, Mrs. Chinenye Aghandu, of Umuezike, Anara, Isiala Mbano local council area of Imo State, is now cooling her heels in police custody, for allegedly selling her day-old baby boy for N30,000.

Today, a seeming resurgence of the ugly spectre of the Otokoto saga is imminent in the State. This is because, hardly a day passes in the State without reports of one serious crime or the other. For instance, Miss Nneamaka Rachael Echeazu and Chijioke Kenneth Nonyelum, chose Maria Assumpta Catholic Cathedral, Owerri for their wedding on February 11, 2012. Their friends and relations came into Owerri in their numbers to witness the ceremony.

Source: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/02/otokoto-bounces-back-in-imo-state/

Most of the girls commenting , 'HELL NO', 'WTF', 'HE IS FUGLY', 'SEE HIS NOSE',
If they post the 'chukwudi' big head, wowo face of their boyfriends/husbands on nairaland. Many people will get instant convulsion. Yeye nairaland girls, who are not even bold to post their ugly pictures.

Ahhhh Again AVB. I am better than that e.diot, Lukaku.