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Sign of end-time.

This is unbelievable!

kandiikane: This is why you guys were not on the list of most romantic. You find kissing sef a taboo.

What is romantic about that nasty pic? That is public display of indecency....what a twisted mind....
Do you even know the meaning of romance?

damogulxx: I know the date the vehicle would arrive Nigerian ports because all shipping details have been forwarded to me by Wunmi.

Why were the details of "the car" and the shipping info sent to you and not Aigbe who is being owed the said money?
Why cant the shipping info be posted here for us to track it, monitor it and confirm it's real?
The fact that only Wunmi (the scammer) and you (her engineer) are the only ones who know about the mystery car make the whole car claim smell foul.

Seriously, your antics are not working and I assure you you are going to answer for your part in these series of scams by you and Wunmi. You've been tracked already even though you dont know it....just waiting to see if she'd stick by her word before taking necessary actions.

damogulxx: Turn you into Queen Elizabeths busboy?

It is spelt Queen Elizabeth's...
It seems it is you (the self-prophesed genius) who needs to go back to school after all.

damogulxx: Choi! Yoruba and pronunciations. smh! Scary not Scaring

What a kid.

(CNN) -- Night had fallen. Some 20
airplane passengers had taken their
seats for the short hop from Brussels,
Belgium, to Zurich, Switzerland.

Unknown to them, a precious cargo
was being loaded into the airplane
hold along with their suitcases: $50
million in rough and polished
diamonds.

But the diamonds would never reach
their final destination.

Shortly before 8 p.m. Monday, eight
masked men in two vehicles burst
through the perimeter fence of
Brussels Airport and sped toward the
aircraft on the tarmac.

The men, who authorities said wore
clothing resembling police uniforms,
were heavily armed.

While no shots were fired and no one was injured, the pilot, co-pilot and a transport security guard were all threatened at gunpoint, said Ine Van
Wymersch, of the Public Prosecutor's Office in Brussels.

Within three minutes, the thieves had snatched the diamonds from the hold,
said airport spokesman Jan Van der Cruysse.

Drag queens, fake beards and chocolates: Notable
diamond heists Moments later they left
the scene, racing out through the same breach in the airport periphery
through which they had entered.

The robbers, four in each car, had
broken a hole in the fence where it
ran between two construction sites,
Van Wymersch said at a news
conference.
"This was a very precise, almost
military-organized and well-executed
robbery," Van der Cruysse said.

He said it was a "big surprise" that
such a slick heist been possible -- but
pointed the finger at organized crime.
"We are an airport that is, as all
international airports are, subject to
very strict aviation security and safety
regulations," he said.

The aircraft targeted was a regular
passenger flight operated by Helvetic
Airways on behalf of Swiss,
Switzerland's national airline.

It's not yet clear how the thieves knew
that the diamonds would be on
board.

But this was not a chance holdup,
said Van Wymersch, describing the
men involved as "professionals."
Antwerp, the city known as the
world's diamond-cutting capital, lies
only about 25 miles away from
Brussels.

The Antwerp World Diamond Centre
has on average $200 million in stones
coming in and out daily, and it takes
security very seriously, a spokesman
told CNN.

He was unable to confirm reports that
gold and platinum were stolen along
with the diamonds.

It's not the first time that Antwerp's
centuries-old diamond trade has
been targeted.

The city was the scene of a spectacular
robbery in 2003 when thieves made
off with the contents of more than
100 safes at the diamond center.

Those gems were never recovered.
Some 34,000 jobs in the city are
connected to the diamond trade,
according to the Antwerp World
Diamond Centre, from mining
company representatives to dealers to
the craftsmen who polish the stones.

www.cnn.com/2013/02/19/world/europe/belgium-diamond-heist/index.html?hpt=hp_t2

(CNN) -- When Microsoft introduced a
preview version of a fresh and
inventive webmail service it called
Outlook.com last August, it was pretty
clear that it was telling the world that it
intended to start winding down its
venerable Hotmail sooner or later.
Now it's official.

The company is announcing that
Outlook.com is coming out of preview
mode and is now officially available
worldwide. And so it's going to start
moving more than 300 million
Hotmail users over. They'll be able to
keep their Hotmail.com e-mail
addresses — or Live.com or MSN.com,
if that's what they've got — but the
Hotmail service and brand will be
going away.

The transition will be gradual: At first,
the Hotmail faithful will get e-mails
and other alerts telling them about
the switchover. They'll be able to
make the jump immediately, or
postpone it. But by the end of the
summer, the company intends to
have moved all Hotmail users over to
Outlook.com.

For most of those people, that should
be a good thing — or at least, as
forced transitions go, not a bad thing.
While it's impossible to underestimate
the ferocity with which some folks
prefer to clutch onto whatever they've
already got, Outlook.com is a far
better service than Hotmail, with a
radically decluttered interface and
useful new organization tools. (I also
like its interface — which is a variant
of the Windows 8 look formerly
known as Metro — better than
Gmail's.)

Yet it's also recognizable as having a
family connection to Hotmail, reducing
the chances that anyone will be
bewildered by it or will lose a favorite
feature once the switchover is
complete.

At the moment, Microsoft says,
Outlook.com has 60 million active
members, a third of which are Gmail
users. (Presumably some of those are
true defectors from Gmail, while
others use both Gmail and
Outlook.com.) Once the Hotmail
transition is complete, Outlook.com
will have hundreds of millions of
users, giving it the same sort of
massive scale as Gmail (425 million
users as of June 2012) and Yahoo Mail
(281 million users as of December
2012).

And Microsoft seems to be serious
about winning over lots more users
from Gmail and other services: It's
planning to advertise Outlook.com
heavily in all sorts of media. The
company has posted a couple of
splashy TV spots — both of which,
unlike the current Scroogled
campaign , are devoted to making
people feel good about Outlook.com
rather than bad about Gmail.

www.cnn.com/2013/02/19/tech/web/microsoft-outlook-hotmail/index.html?hpt=hp_t2

tellwisdom: Who is this gurl putting on Big Nylon on her head?? ....And why is this guy looking hungry??

Cant you just be happy for them and wish them well? Why are you such a pessimistic sadist? This is why nothing good comes to people like you; you keep struggling and suffering because of such attitude.

ujoatu: Dnt ask me, am a full fledged African man

Do u mind removing this disgusting pic

tpia@:
i dont think we're on the same page.

you said your silence is the reason nigerians have a bad reputation.

i informed you speaking out against the status quo [namely our scamming culture and tradition], will leave you worse than before you started.

I beg to differ!
So we should all keep quiet and let the scammers enjoy a smooth ride whilst tarnishing the image of an entire nation? HELL NO!

We need to always speak out against evil and also act accordingly to stop, or at least curb, evil.

biolabee: i disagree here
i dont have a scamming culture
But no problem

Seconded!

Odunnu: Poor me. Too lazy to keep up with thread.

pele dear.

shopclue: Aigbe's money like I said earlier will soon be paid in Naira in Lagos. I have sent a car home and left U.S already. Explaining why funds in lagos can't be use will be another effort in futility, but fact is, it can't be accessed nor release by bank for now.

This is not the first time I've made efforts for this money to be refunded, it's always one thing or another. I have now realize that, may we not expose our life and intention to evil people posing as friends. I will resolve this shortly. I do not want too many people to begin to keep following me with their evil eye, but plans are under way to take care of this very very soon.

Pls could you give a specific date instead of very soon which could mean indefinite?

I wonder what could make a simple bank transfer impossible or extremely difficult that it cant be done.

What about sending the "car" directly to Aigbe so he could hold on to it as a collateral/security until the money is refunded?

damogulxx: All those screaming scammer and thief on me since una no want talk again? Has the cat got your tongues?

Dont think you are deceiving anybody just yet with your so called correspondences with Wunmi; you've been known to be her engineer, so how are we sure you are not merely trying to engineer her escape by taking the heat off her?

Why has it taken almost a year to refund Aigbe's money? Why is it that so many are accusing her of scamming them? Why is it that her first transaction with clients always go through without any hitches but the second transaction (when a much bigger amount of money is sent to her) always meet with hitches, stories and delays?
These are just some questions begging for answers.

igbo_barbie: I hope he rots in jail for a very long time. It"s funny how the ppl you never suspect or think they are this great person are one of the worst ppl behind closed doors. Its obvious he had an anger problem. Its just unfortunate that it resulted in a murder. Justice will be served!

Omg! Why are you condemning him even before being tried? How fair and balance is that? This guy has not even been tried and hasnt been convicted yet you are already comdemning him to jail already...shows you are very biased and your judgement is influenced by feminism.

Billyonaire: Why should anyone be faithful, in this planet with so much pretty ladies.

omg!

Sniffa: De most faithful being on earth

....that's very lovely but I'm sure you are the most faithful being on earth after me - I still come first.

lomzy1: I love this chaLlenge! Damogul/bbfever can u do what he asked u to do?

The guy don run.

i.:
so its okay to insult others right but when the faults of your reasoning is shown, we cannot complain?

I'll advise you to keep quiet for the sake of your system because I'm this close to deploying a Trojan horse your way.

lekanolas: About18 million Nigerians representing 12 percent of the nation’s 150 million population require medical attention on mentalrelated ailments, a United Kingdom-based Nigerian Consultant Psychiatrist and CEO of Snapse Services, Dr Vincent Udenze, has said.

Now I know why certain comments appear on NL by the likes of... (I'm not gonna name names)

damogul: survey student why do you keep giving out false info and forcing yourself to believe you got it right? i am not Wunmis Engineer so stop deceiving Aigbe

...actually you are Wunmi's Engineer.

damogul: Just because someone tried to label me a scammer because he wanted to buy a watermaker which when he couldnt meet my conditions i didnt bother with the transaction anymore.

He didnt try to label you a scammer, he actually labelled you a scammer because you tried to scam him. If I were him I'd have done the same thing because I dont have to wait till you scam me before knowing you a scammer and addressing you accordingly.

tpia@:
you can delete any post you dont like, its an open forum so you cant expect everybody to tow the same line.

however, doesnt mean i cant comment. You're free to hide the comment/s if you feel its necessary.

Yes it's an open forum but that doesnt mean it's a lawless forum where everything and anything goes. There are rules and regulations that guide the forum...you cant just go on derailing threads by posting comments with no relevance to the topic being discussed.

There are different sections with different topics...so if you find this topic "boring" or "dry" pls feel free to go to the gossip, romance or entertainment sections where I'm sure you'll feel so much at home.

Have a nice trip and send my love to them.

The Curious Case of Benjamin Franklin

damogul: IF THAT IS BBFEVER THEN I MUST BE THE TOOTH FAIRY NKO NBE

You keep denying your pictures but you arent deceiving anybody in here.

You are on Wunmi Allen's payroll which explains why you are obsessed about defending her. You opened 10 IDs and responded to each and every post where she was mentioned just to defend her.

And stop claiming to be rich, your a.s.s is so broke that you deal in one-room self-contained apartments in Ajah such as the one you advertised here: www.nairaland.com/1123957/room-self-contained-let-cooperative

Have you ever wondered why you are the only one responding to your threads?

tpia@:
besides, everyone has said everything that needed to be said,and given their various opinions whether positive or negative, dont see what more i can add, i already made my observations.

not like i'm seeing any of the money anyway, so i think i can take it slow here.

just my two cents.

Madam, pls if you have nothing constructive to say as far as the topic of this thread is concerned then do us all a favour by just watching from the sidelines. Point is, somebody is in real pain because he has been duped, and if you cant help it's ok to keep quiet and just watch.

Cheers!

dominique: That's a good idea that should be looked into. They're some crimes that don't exactly fit into the violent crimes sub-section.

GBAM!