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In the past year several women have been arrested at Hong Kong Airport with drugs from Freetown.
Women will be in prison for at least 10 years.
Very, very sad for them and their families.

Can anyone pls give me contact of police in Freetown so I can give them details of the cases?
Maybe police can stop the drug bosses from sending more women to prison.

God bless Freetown

Fr John (prison chaplain in HK. My IG https://www.instagram.com/mrantiscam)
jdwomi@gmail.com

I am sad to report that a number of women will be in prison in Hong Kong for around 15 years after they were arrested at Hong Kong airport with large amounts of cocaine in their luggage.

The women were given the drug luggage at their hotel rooms in Freetown.

Isn't it about time that this evil business stopped? Destroying the lives of the women and families ....and the lives of the people who use the drugs.

My IG: https://www.instagram.com/mrantiscam

My reflection, below, not suritable for Nigerian Drug Lords

God bless Freetown

Fr John jdwomi@gmail.com (I am a prison chaplain in Hong Kong)

My Reflection: Sao Paulo Nigerian Drug Lord has TERRIFYING dream!

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Emeka had been a drug lord in Sao Paulo, Brazil, for more than ten years. One night he was gunned down in a street fight between his group and a rival gang. In a Sao Paulo hospital he had a Near Death Experience. He was one of the 15% of people who have unhappy NDEs - they see Hell instead of Heaven.

As his soul left his body it did not go up to Heaven in a tunnel of light. It went down in a hole of darkness to Hell.

In Hell he was shown to a prison cell. A solitary confinement cell. Small and cramped. No room to walk around. No window. No light. Just darkness.

Not long after he arrived, a TV set started showing a video. The TV set had inbuilt speakers that were on loud volume and could not be turned off. The set itself was enclosed in a structure that could not be touched. It played non-stop 24 hours a day. The video was the story of a Venezuelan woman in prison in Hong Kong. She had been tricked and coerced by Emeka to take drugs to Hong Kong. Emeka remembered the day he seduced her with false promises of friendship and love. Then how he forced her to swallow 80 pellets of cocaine and go to Hong Kong.

The movie was a long one. It recorded every second of the 11 years the woman served in prison in Hong Kong. It showed her trauma when arrested at Hong Kong airport. Her shame as she was forced to excrete the 80 pellets in a Hong Kong hospital prison ward. Her pain at having to tell her family in Venezuela that she was in detention. The sword that went through her heart when the judge sentenced her to 11 years in prison. The sorrow of not being able to see her children and parents. The agony she went through when her parents died without her presence. The extreme home-sickness of being away from her beloved country for so long. Her sleepless nights as all sorts of depression afflicted her tortured spirit.

As the movie continued year after year, Emeka experienced a cold sweat (... not easy in Hell ...) that left him continuously gasping for breath.

Finally the movie finished. But as soon as it stopped, another movie started. A shorter one. Only 10 years this time. But non-stop, 24 hours a day. About another one of Emeka's victims. This time a Brazilian woman he had recruited to take drugs to Hong Kong.

The same themes: the woman's despair, sadness, suffering, sorrow, depression. Non-stop. For 10 years. More cold sweating. Emeka's heart was pulsing so hard it nearly broke out of his body. He just wanted to die to stop this agony. No more, God. God, no more. I can't take it.

But there was more. Much more. Another 378 years of non-stop movies. Replaying the cruel suffering experienced by all of Emeka's 34 victims.

Yes, he had sent 34 women - vulnerable, needy, desperate women - to prison in Hong Kong. Some of them he had chatted up at the Galeria, San Paulo. Others he had found through social media.

34 lives destroyed. 34 families devastated.

Why Hong Kong? That's where he had Nigerian Drug Lord friends who found local mules to take the cocaine into Mainland China, to yet other Nigerians in Guangzhou. Those Guangzhou Nigerians then sold the cocaine to local sellers.

That brought up another set of movies. The stories of the hundreds of people in China whose lives and families were destroyed by the drugs which made it to China. 34 mules had been caught in Hong Kong. But another 16 had not been caught. Their drugs had got to China.

Those drugs had destroyed hundreds of lives in China.

The non-stop stories of those hundreds of lives now began to play in Emeka's lonely cell. These stories were much longer than 11 years. Many of them lasted for 30 or 40 years as initially young people spent their lives fighting cocaine addiction.

100s of movies. Most of them 30 years or more. That became more than 9,000 years of non-stop movies.

And then, when the 9,000 years of movie stories finished, a red-button appeared on Emeka's TV screen. It said "replay". And all the movies, the stories of the drug mules and the drug addicts, all began again.

This happened every 9,378 years, give or take a few centuries. At the end of every 9,378 years, the terrifying red button would flash "replay" and Emeka would cry out "No more. God. No more".

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This was Emeka's Near Death Experience. When he recovered consciousness in the Sao Paulo hospital, dripping with sweat, he cried out "God, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. God, forgive me".

Then a strange thing happened. It happened a couple of nights later, when Emeka's hospital ward was quiet. Around 2am someone visited Emeka. Someone from the next life.

A small balding man with a beard. He took Emeka's hand and said "I was like you. I used to hurt people. I hunted down people and put them in prison. Some of them died because of me. But then one day, as I was on my way to a city called Damascus to arrest more people, Jesus appeared to me and said 'Saul, Saul, why are you persecuting me?' After that my life was never the same. I spent the rest of my life spreading the Good News. For which I spent much time myself in prison. Jesus saved me. Now he's sent me to save you. Your job, for the rest of your life, is to stay in this city named after me, and do whatever you can to stop other Drug Lords from destroying the lives of drug mules and their victims. Do this, and when you finally die, you will go not to Hell but to Heaven. By then the people you have saved will far outnumber the people you have hurt".

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May the Church in South America one day venerate Saint Emeka of Sao Paulo!

The South African girlfriend/wife of a Nigerian man in South Africa is responsible for 9 African women I know of who are now in prison in Hong Kong for bringing drugs to Hong Kong, most of them with drugs in the body. The 9 women will serve a total of about 100 years in prison. And this is not counting women she has sent to other places. To try to stop other African women going to prison I have posted the South African woman's profile and my contact here:
https://hkdrugblog.org/name-and-shame/Primrose-Nozako/Primrose-Nozako.htm

I have an urgent message for Daniel in Sao Paulo.
If anyone knows where he is, pls ask him to contact me.
His photo attached.

Thank you and God bless

Fr John (in Hong Kong)

jdwomi@gmail.com

w/app: +852 67095674

6 Nigerians with cocaine capsules in body arrested Sao Paulo airport and taken to hospital. They were due to take a flight to Ethiopia.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12752963/Brazil-Nigeria-Ethiopia-drug-mules-cocaine-airport.html

Message to the Bosses in Sao Paulo who recruited the 6 men:

https://www.hkdrugblog.org/southamericablog.org/stories/2016-10-15-Sao-Paulo-Nigerian-drug-lord-has-horrifying-dream.htm

Recently I received this image from someone in East Africa.
Sadly, it reflects the fact that internet scamming is like a national industry of Nigeria.
Isn't it about time that something was done to stop the scammers?

God bless Nigeria!

Fr John (Hong Kong)

Dear "William" or "Living" or whatever other names you use. This is to let you know that three Ugandan men you recently sent to Hong Kong were arrested at HK airport and are now facing prison sentences of around 20years. You have destroyed their families. They will not see their young children as children again. Their families face economic disaster. YOU BASTARD!! I dare you to read this: http://www.hkdrugblog.org/southamericablog.org/stories/2016-10-15-Sao-Paulo-Nigerian-drug-lord-has-horrifying-dream.htm

My email: jdwomi@gmail.com

See also this report ... has had more than one million views, of Canadian woman in HK prison after being tricked by Nigerian love scammer to take drugs to HK from Addis Ababa:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVww72qbKy0

When will people like you stop giving Nigeria a bad name?

Attached is photo of African man who, at McDonald's of transit lounge in Dubai airport gave "chocolates" with 3.2kg of cocaine to a Malaysian woman to take to Hong Kong. Woman now facing long time in prison in HK.

Same man was seen in Addis Ababa by a Thai woman also now in prison in HK.

Any info, pls contact Fr John: jdwomi@gmail.com

May God give him eternal life. May God give consolation to his family. May God's grace help other Nigerians to get out of the drug world

https://www.pna.gov.ph/articles/1127072

Woman's story is here. Original letter is below illustrated form:
https://nomasmulas.com/2020/07/future-on-sale/?lang=en

A previous post on Nairaland (not posted by myself) at the time of the woman's arrest has had 84,858 views!
https://www.nairaland.com/5143640/nigerian-lady-caught-n24m-cocaine

Gabriel Onyechefula shot dead in gun fight with police Dec 31, 2020
https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/1378082/nanlaban-in-tarlac-nigerian-dead-in-p13m-drug-bust

God, give eternal rest to Gabriel, give consolation to his dear family, help people get away from the world of drugs.

Report here:
https://www.thereporterethiopia.com/article/federal-police-arrests-14-drug-trafficking

THIS WAS A SUICIDE MISSION SINCE ALL ARRIVALS IN HK MUST UNDERGO 14 DAY QUARANTINE .....WITH DRUGS IN BODY

Also: message to Alex Swampo - Cynthia's trial starts today ....facing 10 years in prison

And: message to Guinea guy in attached photos. Two Thailand women drug mules in prison in Hong Kong praying for you

Fr John
Prison Chaplain in HK
jdwomi@gmail.com
www.v2catholic.com

Letter includes map of Happy Land area in Bangkok where the Nigerian lives. Man uses name "Kelly", has Thai wife and 2 children, drives white car, lives HappyLand. Women is facing many long years in prison in Hong Kong.

Letter is here:
http://thailandblog.org/letters/2019-2020/2020-05-05-Thai-woman.pdf

See also previous post about another Nigerian in Thailand Felix Chibuzo Nnadi:
http://hkdrugblog.org/name-and-shame/Felix-C-Nnadi/index.htm

Photos of my 2018 trip to area where Felix lives:
http://jesustower.com/Photos/2018/2018-10-10-Sakeao.htm

I keep on praying that these guys will get out of drugs and do something for the families and people whose lives they have destroyed.

Any information about them can be sent to me: jdwomi@gmail.com or W/App: +852 67095674

Photo of Dbang

These people are giving Nigerians, indeed all Africans, a bad name:

http://hkdrugblog.org/name-and-shame/Scam/2020-06-21-HK/index.htm

Moving letter from Faith, a Kenyan woman on death row in Malaysia for drug trafficking, warning others not to be tricked by Drug Lords:
http://kenyablog.org/inmates-letters/2019/2019-05-15-Faith.pdf


Faith's FB:
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100011376967604


And a warning: Nigerian Drug Lords who were based in Malaysia are now in Johannesburg:
https://www.facebook.com/Malaysiandrugmules-2090351674528854/


And another warning: some recent mules arrested in Hong Kong were set up - to help people already in prison to get a discount for giving information about drug mules coming to HK!

Since the Nigerian Drug Lords in Sao Paulo are continuing to send drug mules to various parts of the world, I post this story about the horrifying dream of a Sao Paulo Nigerian Drug Lord: http://southamericablog.org/stories/2016-10-15-Sao-Paulo-Nigerian-drug-lord-has-horrifying-dream.htm

Grateful if someone can help me contact Alex Swampo who lived in Kuala Lumpur for some years. I have an urgent message for him. Happy New Year to all readers.
Fr John - my email: jdwomi@gmail.com

In January in Sao Paulo, Brazil I met a very interesting group of Biafrans. I made a recording of our conversation. I'd be grateful if someone would tell me what they said in Ibu. Conversation is the final 10 minutes of this file: http://hkdrugblog.org/SA/misc/2018-01-20-Commercial-Presidente-116-SP.m4a

Location of conversation is second top floor of attached photo

God bless Nigeria!

Fr John (in Hong Kong)

p.s.

http://www.scmp.com/magazines/post-magazine/long-reads/article/2137465/hong-kong-priests-mission-save-drug-mules-system

http://news.tvb.com/programmes/pearlreport/5acb1e5be603831767b47e55 (final part of this program)

Three letters from a Guinean man in prison Hong Kong for drug trafficking are at this link (Oct 5):
http://nigeriablog.org/inmates-letters/2017/index.htm


Also a letter from an Indonesian woman in prison in HK for drug trafficking, with details about how she was recruited by a man who works at Abidjan Airport in Ivory Coast - at this link (Feb 16):
http://indonesiablog.net/inmates-letters/2017/index.htm

Security at HK airport is now even tighter than before, with the introduction of facial recognition. Please spread the message: TAKING DRUGS TO HONG KONG IS A SUICIDE MISSION!

Thank you ...I need to check my source ...how can I cancel my post....can you please cancel it for me. Thank you

Sorry...I need to check my source...will repost in a week or two

This video made by the Singapore government some years ago is based on a true story ...and it's a story that keeps happening around the world:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B23JF3Nv_dM

Hope this sad letter by man from Cotonou will help stop others from falling into trap of taking drugs to HK, where security at HK airport is now so tight that trafficking in drugs to HK (especially by Africans) is Mission Really Dangerous if not Mission Impossible. Letter is here:
http://nigeriablog.org/inmates-letters/2017/index.htm

See also this South African "Special Assignment" program which features my recent visit to South Africa ... and the roll of Nigerian Drug Lords in South Africa:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qr9D6L67fTQ&list=PLyxkBFYMs1vxeDzLlE8R5phS5JIpoGTot&index=2&t=834s

And more here:
http://nigeriablog.org/

God bless West Africa!
Fr John (a prison chaplain in HK)

USA has "60 Minutes". South Africa has "Special Assignment".
February SA program "The Last Run" features a Nigerian Drug Lord and the wife of a second Nigerian Drug Lord: (29 mins, inclu commercials)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qr9D6L67fTQ&list=PLyxkBFYMs1vxeDzLlE8R5phS5JIpoGTot&index=2&t=834s

Extra video made by the Special Assignment team:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCvigTgC_Zg&t=0s

Transcript in English:
http://southafricablog.info/inmates-letters/2017/2017-01-11-Primrose-transcript.htm

Other YouTube videos made by Special Assignment team - Google "youtube 2017 1 11 primrose"

Special Assignment used hidden camera and hidden microphone.

A response to my previous post said that women who are recruited by Nigerian Drug Lords do so freely.

Well, check this story and see how free this poor woman was:

http://thailandblog.org/letters/2016/2016-03-13-inmate.pdf (Scroll down to English translation, below the Thai at top)

How do you spell "coercion"?

She is serving a sentence of 14 years and 9 months.

Maybe the names of some of the Nigerians in the story will ring a bell for some readers.