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Armaggedon:
yea. But that doesn't mean they are guilty.

Inspirer1:
These Indians sef, don't just concentrate on those bringing it, pay attention on those buying from them too, that's the wise thing to do to discourage those bringing it.
Treat the scourge wholesome.

Note: I am in no way supporting the actions of those involved.

Armaggedon:
Arrested and not convicted

pointblank247:
Only fuuuuullls are celebrating because they are too empty to know what just hit the country.

The Delhi Police has busted a transnational drug trafficking syndicate with the arrest of five Nigerian nationals and recovery of synthetic drugs worth about Rs 3 crore, an official said on Thursday.

The police on October 31 received information regarding a narcotics supply module operating in Delhi, the officer said.

Acting on the information, the police arrested Ngoji Victor alias Jeff, near Nawada Metro Station and recovered 100 grams of MDMA and 40 ecstasy pills from his possession, the officer said. Following Victor's interrogation, the team conducted raids at a house in Uttam Nagar on November 3, and arrested three more accused, Aniagoh Daniel Uzochukwu, Eze Roland and Johnson Okoro, police said, adding that the search of the premises led to the seizure of 223 grams of cocaine and 22 grams of MDMA.

During interrogation, Roland revealed the identity of another supplier, Onuoha James alias Prince. Police nabbed him from the Nilothi area on November 17, and recovered 15 grams of MDMA from his possession, the officer said.

''In total, police have seized 151 grams of MDMA, 223 grams of cocaine and 40 ecstasy pills in the case. The accused, all Nigerian nationals, were allegedly part of a well-structured network sourcing high-grade narcotics and supplying them across Delhi-NCR,'' the officer said.

He said that most of them had been staying in Delhi for several years, while one of them had allegedly overstayed after his visa expired. Further investigation into the matter is underway.

Charito1:
. Mr clown since your party took over the affairs of Nigeria, what have they achieved? Mtcheeewww

MatrixReloaded:
Such a lame comment. Move away from here bigoted deM0onic fellow

DMCA:
Cally on my bloda

chiagozien:
Same way terrorists is picking your generals?

trutharena:
I think they are just being careful.

chiagozien:
God bless Mazi Nnamdi Kanu.



At the end Biafra will come.

A former presidential aide, Reno Omokri, has warned Nigerians against voting for presidential candidate of the Labour Party in 2023, Peter Obi in the 2027 presidential election, saying doing so would automatically mean supporting a presidential pardon for the leader of the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu.

Omokri said this in a post on his official X page on Thursday after Kanu was sentenced to life imprisonment for terrorism — a ruling which sparked wide reactions on social media with Nigerians debating the political and legal implications of the sentencing.

“If you vote for Peter Obi as either President or Vice President in 2027, you are automatically voting for a Presidential pardon for Nnamdi Kanu!” Reno stated.

Tribune Online reported earlier that Nnamdi Kanu was recently sentenced to life imprisonment by a Federal High Court in Abuja for terrorism-related offences, including threats, killings, and repeated sit-at-home orders in the South-East.

Justice Omotosho announced the sentencing on Thursday after an hour-long judgment where the IPOB leader was convicted on all the counts of terrorism charges against him by the Department of State Security (DSS), on behalf of the federal government of Nigeria.

foreveryoung1515:
I truly wonder

cr7lomo:
U that u are a nobody...ur tribe wey no get movement....when e start, ur coward leaders go abandon una like abacha days ... una wey no get level for fight...u think say na aguero fight for lagos Island...una. never jam ... even fulani wey see something igbo man hand no fit try igbo man...e come cowards like una wey fulani don take over una land without any form of resistance

SpaceX:
Do not celebrate yet, the unrest is coming hard, Nigeria cannot escape it.

Chidollars1994:
Ronus don't know the type of market they don buy they think everything na play to them

Sonofgod1990:
Thank God say we are in a faceless forum

Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), has been sentenced to life imprisonment by a Federal High Court in Abuja after being convicted on all seven counts of terrorism filed against him.

Justice James Omotosho, delivering judgment in Kanu’s trial, described him as a terrorist whose actions have led to bloodshed and destabilization in the South-East.

He said Kanu, who portrayed himself as a defender of his people, has instead endangered lives and national security.

“The court finds that the defendant, Nnamdi Kanu, is an international terrorist and must be treated accordingly,” Justice Omotosho declared.

The judge emphasized that the prosecution presented credible and sufficient evidence to prove the case against Kanu. He also noted that Kanu failed to enter a defense, choosing instead to rest his case on the prosecution’s evidence.