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ASUSU IGBO: A1, The candidate will do very well as a Igbo PHD Major

Did this happen in the South West

Can't believe you are a teacher

This story surely happened in either Kenya or Zimbabwe

Attention seeker, right now all focus is on PYO. Fayose, you're OYO

Stupidity, her dress and shoes can buy the tray of agnalumo 20times with change in her pockets. This surely Is a scene from Nollywood.

Things have slcertainly gone south for PDP, holding meeting in an uncompleted building. These meetings were held in 5-star hotels before

For 11 years, Emmanuel Nwobilo AKA Ukunwayin, a native of Umuwankwo area of Abia State, allegedly operated criminal activities of kidnapping, scam and rape.

By his own admission, each time he was caught by the police, the case never got to court as he always found ways of getting himself off the hook.

But when he landed in the net of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad of the Abia State Police Command recently, he was made to chronicle his crime activities on camera.

In a video posted online by an operative of the SARS in the state, Nwobilo, explained that since 2006 when he had been actively involved in crime, he had raped up to seven women.

He said, “I was taught by Emmanuel Sunji, my cousin. He taught me the kidnapping business and how to defraud people. I work together with ‘Foreigner’ who is also a member of my gang.”

The police said the young man he identified by the alias, Foreigner, is on the run. According to Nwobilo’s statement, while he raped some of their victims, Foreigner apparently dipped his fingers in their private parts.

Saturday PUNCH learnt that Nwobilo’s gang operate by using tricycle riders to lure their victims.

According to him, every day, he gave N1,500 to each rider to fuel their tricycles and they use this to kidnap their victims or in some cases, use them to transport victims they intend to defraud.

He said his gang made each scam victim swear an oath of secrecy about their encounter.

But some of the victims usually summoned the courage to report to the police.

He said, “I know that the police had been looking for me. I had been arrested many times in the past. But I usually settled the complainants.

“I have never been charged to court. I was once detained at the State Criminal Investigation Department in Umuahia on a case of a woman I defrauded of N50,000. I also raped the woman. But when I was arrested, I begged for the case to be settled out of court and compensated the woman with N100,000. The case was closed and I was not charged to court.”

Nwobilo’s recent arrest is a result of defrauding another victim of N800,000, which he has also confessed to.

Asked what he intended to do now that he had been recaptured by SARS on allegations of kidnapping, rape and advance fee fraud, Nwobilo explained that he was willing to pay back any of his victims who showed up.

Few months ago, Saturday PUNCH learnt that Nwobilo and his gang defrauded an unidentified woman of $10,000 (over N3m).

He was arrested alongside the individual said to be the leader of the gang. Nwobilo identified the man by the alias, ‘Double’

He said, “Double, who is our gang leader, got N1.7m out of the $10,000, while I got N840,000. Another member of our gang, Chidi, got N600,000.

“After we were arrested by the police, we were able to pay the woman back and we were cleared. The police did not charge us to court.”

Nwobilo said he intended to pay back the N800,000, he was accused of obtaining from his latest victim fraudulently.

“I can pay N400,000 now and the balance later. I don’t want to go to court, this is why I am pleading to be allowed to settle the case. If while I am in custody, any of the past victims come, I can settle them too,” he said.

The spokesperson for the Abia State Police Command was unreachable as of the time of filing this report.
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So who carried out the forensics that identified the headless body as Sandra

Kudos Olatubosun

Looking at those tyres, you want to say this is a waiting accident

Haba, how is it 24hrs after, and what part did you play other than coming to Nairaland to post his death pictures

I suspect she's a MMM guider.......

Wailers are pathetic, this is one of the fist facilities a foreigner sees coming into this country, why are you guys always sarcastic...PYO, carry on

Won't fret, the guy might have a very small cucumber.

Kaxmytex:
Choi....na when boxer dey get seat belt...

mr oburuku, i hail o...

There's actually a Van named boxer, @OP is just an alarmist. It is quite popular among the Northern haulage van drivers

mokane28:
wow i almost made it to being the first to comment ever on nairaland, wish myself better luck next time.

Why not say GoodLuck

Warming bed in Nija na OLOSHO, simple

Igbo Superman dey amongst them

An Anambra State indigene and father of five, 49-year-old Tochukwu Nwafor, has been nabbed by the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency for ingesting 73 wraps of cocaine weighing 1.699kg.

According to the agency’s spokesperson, Mr. Mitchell Ofoyeju, the suspect was on his way to Dubai, when he was nabbed at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja during a routine check on the passengers of an Ethiopian Airline flight.

NDLEA commander at the airport, Mr. Hamisu Lawan, said that when the suspect was discovered to have ingested drugs, he was put on observation.

“While under observation, he excreted 73 wraps of cocaine that weighed 1.699kgs” Hamisu stated.

Nwafor said he was offered N1.5m to smuggle the drugs to Dubai.

According to his statement, he lives in Lagos with his wife and five children and got involved in the drug smuggling business because of economic hardship.

“I thought it would be easy to go undetected,” Nwafor said.

Chairman of the NDLEA, Col. Muhammad Abdallah (retd.), called on members of the public to avoid falling into the trap of drug cartels who deceive them into thinking drug smuggling is very easy.

“They offer them money to smuggle drugs but will not tell them they will be caught in the process. Unfortunately, most drug couriers only understand that they are being used when they have been caught,” he said.

The NDLEA said Nwafor would soon be charged to court.

http://punchng.com/father-five-excretes-73-wraps-cocaine/

First picture, who is the lady?

galadee:

Badt guy.

SalamRushdie:
Buhari has become a liability to Nigeria and Nigerians ..It's time to resign Sir

Guy, its Salman Rushdie

Explorers:
Camouflage: Can you spot the wolf? Montana forest , U.S.

Na wa o, where's PMB's seir ?

NCAN how far

So what happened to the geneators and fuel budgetted for

Nigeria/Nigerian will rather patronise fake drugs from India, this man should be a national hero post humously.

vengertime:
I no talk am? Na dem.

i. Lucky Williams ‘M’ 29YRS from Oboritu LGA AkwaIbom state (gang leader)

SweetAndre:
Afonjas again?

i. Lucky Williams ‘M’ 29YRS from Oboritu LGA AkwaIbom state (gang leader)

Waiting from Trump's executive order to start having effect..............................

I sight a rechargeable lamp in the last pix

Lagos State Governor, Mr Akinwunmi Ambode on Wednesday signed into law the anti-kidnapping bill recently passed by the State House of Assembly, with a pledge to ensure its full implementation to eradicate kidnapping once and for all in the State. The Prohibition of the Act of Kidnapping Law imposes a penalty of life imprisonment on kidnapping for ransom. The law also stipulates that where a victim dies in the course of kidnap, the suspect is liable on conviction to death.

www.vanguardngr.com/2017/02/ambode-okays-death-penaliy-kidnappers