₦airaland Forum

Saladdin:
Unless rigging is involved, you must be dreaming by posting those figures. Unless Abba decamps with the tacit support of his godfather, if not Tinubu can never win Kano. Don't confuse Abba winning his own reelection to Tinubu winning Kano.

As a matter of fact, don't confuse the decamping of any governor as an automatic win for the president o.

Lagos has rejected Tinubu and will still reject him in 2027.

Which of the "Norths" will Tinubu get 50% in 2027? You must be dreaming!

I'm glad that you did not mention SE, because whether he rigs or not, the region will reject him again loud and clear...

esnbrutality:
Iamfraud

You think say ..this your moniker is unknown?

manuelkel:
I hope you be there to support either of Umahi or Soludo when they declare ambition?

manuelkel:
if this fight isn't personal could you tell me a better Eastern politician to be the president of Nigeria??
From your response I will understand.

Uchek:
Why? Why not separate?

madridguy:
Stop deceiving yourself bro, since 2024-2025 bring 10 different people arrested in India from Yoruba or Arewa land.

osuofia2:
Mods kindly ban this oP he is always posting tribal news here, he is a notorious poster

Agra, Dec 26 (UNI) The Anti Narcotics Task Force (ANTF) Operational Unit, Agra, has arrested a Nigerian national from Delhi in connection with the recovery of 1 kilogram of illegal heroin, estimated to be worth approximately Rs 2 crore.

The arrested accused has been identified as IKE PRINCE (41), son of IKE Chuku, a permanent resident of No. 11 Ayaumunna Street, Lagos, Nigeria.

During post-arrest investigation, it was revealed that the accused is a foreign national who was residing illegally in India without a valid passport or visa.

This arrest is the outcome of sustained investigation and interrogation following the earlier arrest of two drug traffickers by the ANTF Agra unit on 9 October 2025 at Nauhjheel Police Station, Mathura district.
The two accused—Waqar, son of Naeem Ahmad, resident of Gurgaon, and Faizan, son of Mohammad Tajim, resident of Seelampur, Delhi—were apprehended earlier in the same case.

A case bearing FIR No. 272/2025 under Sections 8/22/29 of the NDPS (Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances) Act was registered at Nauhjheel Police Station, and a charge sheet was subsequently filed against them.

During interrogation, Waqar and Faizan disclosed that the seized heroin had been supplied by a Nigerian national, later identified as Ike Prince.

Based on these inputs and further in-depth investigation, the ANTF team tracked and arrested the accused from Delhi on Friday.

In accordance with the Vienna Convention, information regarding the arrest of the Nigerian national has been formally communicated to the Nigerian High Commission in India.

Apart from further legal proceedings under the NDPS Act, necessary action is also being initiated against the accused under the Foreigners Act for illegal stay in India.
Senior police officials have commended the ANTF team for the successful operation and reiterated that the Uttar Pradesh Police will continue its strict campaign against drug trafficking.

Sccarrr:
who be this one , u escaped for Aro?

anonimi:
Welcome back.

Reno says hi from Chicago.

How was your trip

A Nigerian man was arrested on Thursday after he had been absconding for over six months in a major drug case involving mephedrone (MD) worth ₹5.6 crore. The police also seized amphetamine valued at ₹56 lakh from his possession.

According to the Mira-Bhayander-Vasai-Virar (MBVV) police crime branch, the accused, identified as Henry Uchenna Uwakwe, had been on the run since May when police busted an illegal MD manufacturing unit operating from a residential flat in Pragati Nagar, Nalasopara. While a woman was arrested during that raid, her partner, Uwakwe, had managed to escape.

After spending several months looking for the accused, on Wednesday, police sub-inspector Mukesh Pawar received a tip-off that he was hiding in a guesthouse in the Kalamb–Rajodi area. A police team then rushed to the location and arrested him.

During a search, the police recovered amphetamine worth approximately ₹56.12 lakh from the accused. Along with the earlier case against him, a fresh case has been registered against him at the Arnala Coastal police station under relevant provisions of the law.

The police said that on May 17 this year, the Tulinj police had raided a flat in Nalasopara and found a 26-year-old woman, identified as Rita Fati Kurebewei, in the flat. When interrogated, she admitted that she had rented the flat a year ago and used it to manufacture MD.

The police said that Kurebewei lived with her boyfriend, Uwakwe, in a neighbouring building. He allegedly taught her how to manufacture the drug and handled its distribution, and the couple would travel to Gujarat and Rajasthan every two months to procure raw materials. During the raid, police recovered high-grade MD worth over ₹5 crore from the flat.

esnbrutality:
She still fine pass the itsekiri hag and witch married to the drug Escobar of NIGERIA.

I see you .. iamfraud

You too small..

tammie24:
you sef crawl to find Yoruba drug peddling activities abroad.

No one is stopping you

If you are able to find any

Burob:
Quite obvious say guilty conscience dey worry u.

Where your nna brother Esnbrutality?

Burob:
After all your gnawing & wailing they still confirm Reno, doesn’t that show u how irrelevant u are in the grand scheme of things?