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REVENGE IS A KIND OF WILD JUSTICE.

My brother and dependable ally, Nze, Dr. M.V. Ezenwa ( Akwaa Akwuru, Umuobom), there is no possibility that we can agree with the "Haters In chief" on the issues even though a few years ago, they were in the 'advance team' as the Otimkpu of that era and could not miss any opportunity to arrogantly remind us " Please let me call you back, I am in government house."

Until the coming of Sen. Okorocha as governor, we shared 'Mr' as the introductory prefix, but today they would feel indignant without the sobriquet 'Hon'. These are narcissist, self-serving parasitic, entitled spoilt brats swimming through the intestines of our common patrimony suckling the goodness out of it for their repugnant gratification. Some of them would serve in any government that rewards ignorance and hubris.

There are consolation prizes for some of us the 'outsiders'. Nothing of our current surplus or lack thereof, is traceable to that era, unlike the latter-day saints that benefited from the system which they have suddenly waged war to discredit.

Some of these sanctimonious preachers of the beatitude shamelessly converted government properties in their possessions.
In this case, however, the dogma being shattered is based fundamentally on ignorance. Politics of hate has rested precariously on a single story being told by the equally dammed.

Wallowing in a solipsistic politics of the moment dictated by their hubris isn't much of a challenge in comparison. Politicians of that era and in the present tense are not special by their public display of moral rectitude, or what they spin around us, or because their benefactor seems to have lost control of the local politics of Imo State.

Slowly but surely, we've been compelled to renounce the comfort of these beliefs that the judicial process must be allowed to run the full course. Our true distinction is the intellectual journey that brought us to this understanding.

"Revenge is a kind of wild justice".- Francis Bacon. Essays of Revenge.

I come in peace ✌️

Chidiebere Heavens Agwunobi Esq.

*IMAGINE IF OWELLE ROCHAS OKOROCHA HAD TAKEN THE FUNDS ALLEGEDLY MISAPPROPRIATED OVERSEAS?*

There is no gainsaying that the continued attack on the business and political interests of Sen. Okorocha is going badly. Unlike some commentators, who must have their satellite reconnaissance of the outcome — I don't see how one can make definitive judgments about the presidential ambition of the former governor. But it is clear that the conspiracy on the other front—at home—is in trouble, largely because it is being waged in a ham-handed manner with a basic approach that is utterly misguided.

Some Igbo politicians play politics of annihilation, and Imo State is the atomic capital. Without being immodest, many of the commentators on "Imo Air" are uninformed about the Public-Private Partnership ( PPP) with Air Midwest and Dana Air respectively. A lot of the comments are driven by unpretentious mischief and politics.

Unfortunately, the major players in the Rochas administration have failed to defend their principal and his government and have unwittingly surrendered the narrative to the transducers of Sen. Okorocha to spew lies against his person on many of the issues.

Imo Air was conceptualized by Chief Ikedi Ohakim's administration and the initial counterparts' funding advanced to the company was inadequate as specified in the partnership deal with Air Midwest.

It is a known fact to those in the aviation industry that the Air Midwest deal suffered a setback when the Ohakim's government could not fund the purchase of the second aircraft which was a prerequisite in securing an operational license from the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) to conform with the standards and recommended practices of the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO).

In 2017, Imo State Government under Sen. Rochas Okorocha relaunched Imo Air to be operated by Dana Airline, the partnership contract was for 10 years. Any unbiased commentator should interrogate why the two partnership deals failed instead of the revisionist diatribe against a particular regime.

The second original sin according to the latter-day saints against Sen. Okorocha was the insider dealing in the public-private partnership between the Imo state government and the Rochas Foundation.

The climax of the crisis was the "recovery" of Eastern Palm University, Ogboko, renamed after a foremost nationalist Kingsley Ozumba Mbadiwe. The university was approved by the National Universities Commission in 2016 as the 42nd state-owned university in Nigeria and academic activities commenced in 2017. Notwithstanding the bad press, a second university for Imo State is another resounding legacy of Sen. Okorocha.

If you live in a glasshouse, you should change clothes in the basement. Unlike other governors ( past and present) that have no visible investments in Imo State, Sen. Okorocha has identifiable investments and job creation which have been targeted by his transducers. Imagine if Owelle Rochas Okorocha had taken the funds allegedly misappropriated overseas to build hotels and casinos, or set up universities abroad? Where are the investments of the puritanical moral gatekeepers and saints or maybe they have not diverted our resources to private accounts?

The ongoing legal clash and its outcome could determine the rules of engagement in political mischief. But in a new era of insecurity where Imo State has bigger worries, the epic struggle between the gladiators calls for settlement that should be more wrist slap than the head butt.

The current campaign against Sen. Okorocha has had its mythology, a lot of which doesn't apply to the actual issues. Otherwise, we will have to get used to permanently being distracted and therefore, unable to hold the current government accountable unless that was the intention all along. In many ways, this is the most important front of calming things down. And we are losing.

I come in peace ✌️

Chidiebere Heavens Agwunobi Esq.

*IS OWELLE ROCHAS OKOROCHA WORSE THAN THE ALTERNATIVES FROM THE OTHER GEOPOLITICAL ZONES?*

Rochas Okorocha may be a philanthropist, real estate entrepreneur, and politician, a target of endless probes and, quite possibly, Nigeria's next president. But most of all, the main issue in Imo State politics. Owelle conversely conducts himself as his favorite philanthropy considering the number of public assets traceable to companies and foundations associated with him and his comic references are legendary "I’m richer than Imo, I can’t steal from small state money."

In another time, the braggadocio of the man who likes to be called Owelle might amuse his transducers. But today's Nigeria is no joke. The economy, youths restiveness, and insecurity make a lot of Nigerians nervous. Sen Okorocha has come under such a torrent of criticism on social media, some of it concerned, some of it political and contemptuous especially from Orlu senatorial zone.

It is not the first time that Owelle, Imo State's self-acclaimed richest (former) governor, has been on center stage. Without a doubt, Sen. Okorocha has singlehandedly trained many young indigent people through his Rochas Foundation than any living person from the South East.

During the 2011 elections, Sen. Okorocha won the governorship election, and at the time, he was a curiosity. Even though Owelle formed a political party Action Alliance (AA ) from the scratch but against all odds won re-election under the All Progressives Congress (APC) when the party was unpopular in the South East.

Eight years of missed opportunities as the executive governor occasioned by poorly conceived and badly executed projects, alleged abuse of power, and conversion of public assets had impacted negatively on his goodwill but Sen. Okorocha remains the most recognizable Igbo name amongst the voters in northern Nigeria.

There is widespread consternation at the escalating diatribe with his successor at Douglas House, the seat of government in Imo State. The question is on which political party will Owelle contest the presidential election? It's not just a matter of personality or platforms. The discomfort centers on his ongoing investigation and trial by the anti-graft agency.

Some commentators felt constrained to remind Nigerian voters that they must uphold certain values that the election of Sen. Okorocha would contradict. Owelle denounces the allegations against him as a political witch hunt.

On the 31st of January, 2022, Sen. Okorocha declared his intention to run for the presidency of Nigeria in 2023 and promised to reunite the country, provide free access to education, from basic to the secondary school level, and that the youths would be given the chance to develop their skills and contribute to the development of the country. Some have said that Owelle speaks a lot and says beautiful things.

Politics can be messy torment. But even at its messiest, as I have inquired about many times: Is Owelle worse than the alternatives from the other geopolitical zones?

I come in peace ✌️

Chidiebere Heavens Agwunobi Esq.

Why is it that, literally within hours after Sen Rochas Anayochukwu Okorocha declared his intention to contest the presidency of Nigeria, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission slammed him with a 17-count charge of N2.9 billion and it exploded to drown out the excitement of Owelle supporters.

Some political analysts have predictably suggested that the ultimate reason lies back in the inglorious past of the anti-graft agency when political sorcerers target presumed opponents of the levers of power. It is the rigid and roguish legacy of our nascent democracy, they say, that has left Nigerians incapable of taking a sensible, drama-free approach towards abuse of office and other malfeasance.

This is not an argument that takes much legal reflection to disprove. Was Nigeria any less in thrall to 'puritan morality' and or EFCC lethargic a few days ago when another prominent member of the ruling party announced his intention to contest for the same office notwithstanding the avalanche of the petitions against him bothering on fraud allegations?

No, the hysteria over Sen. Okorocha's declaration has its roots less in the infamous past than in the local politics of Imo State, and especially in some of the very causes being championed by his predecessor in the senate.

Starting from the time Sen. Okorocha was elected into the Nigerian senate, there was a spirited effort to deny him access to the National Assembly until the principal positions were contested and shared. They used the courts, INEC, and administrative agencies to set up formal barriers against his being sworn in as a senator. The result has been nothing less than the stigmatization, indeed often the media trial and criminalization.

The tactics have unwittingly attracted sympathy to Sen. Okorocha from people who had hoped that the judicial process of restitution should have commenced long before now. It is a mistake to think of this development principally in terms of a political witch hunt.

Since the return to democratic rules, the political class has grown fat feeding on our commonwealth, and in the process has effectively transformed the political arena into one great permanent floating scandal with few consequences except for the occasional drama of arraignment.

The most obvious culprits are in the lunatic fringe of
social media especially Whatsapp, Facebook, and Twitter, where enormous competitive pressures have arisen to expose the misdeeds of the powerful, no matter how picayune. But don't forget the e-rats and well-funded political attack dogs that have mushroomed as media consultants.

When these groups are accused of making Greek tragedy trivia, they all respond, piously, that some of the present and past politicians are corrupt or they turn blind eye to the actions of their benefactors. In a world of 2-weeks sound-bites, the point is difficult to refute, and the consensus has yet to be challenged.

And now, the Holy Grail of this perpetual quest to nail Sen. Okorocha has come within sight: potential evidence of criminal activity by the Rochas administration has been filed at the Federal High Court, Abuja by the EFCC. It was the report of the various judicial commissions of inquiry set up by the Ihedioha administration, more than the tales of rufurufu fights with Gov. Hope Uzodiimma, or even iberiberism per se, which sent the social media into such convulsions. The speed at which the actions of EFCC developed reflects the stunning acceleration of all these political trends over the past three years, as well as the obvious effects of national politics regarding the presidency, come 2023.

Until the courts decide on the matters, Owelle is free to aspire to any political positions. Whatever hits the fan will not be evenly distributed.

I come in peace ✌️

Chidiebere Heavens Agwunobi Esq.

" BETWEEN SAINTS AND SINNERS IN IDEATO NATION "

I've come to the SINNERS PURIFICATION CONFERENCE being poetically exhumed by my brother and dependable ally, Nze, Dr. Modesty Ezenwa ( Akwaa Akwuru, Umuobom ), and as a social commentator and attorney, to play what looters accomplices here call "busy body." Instead of seeking the sacrament of redemption, though, or the purgatory of political hiatus, we are being insulted by their hypocrisy to serve the people of Ideato Nation even when our deplorable situation could be traced to their shameless greed and avarice.

There is no doubt that these people are unconscionable, callous, and unrepentant. Unfortunately, Sen. Rochas Okorocha became the signpost for everything bad in Ideato Nation ( after all, the buck stops at his table ) while the villains that supervised the dilapidated school structures, erosion ravaged boulevards, and death dispensary health centers have become the latter-day saints unabashedly gallivanting to retain or snatch the map to some ersatz treasure. The terrain isn't promising because the buried bones and files will be exhumed.

Everywhere on Whatsapp platforms, sycophants, fussy, grubby 'apex' leaders, pseudo 'honorable', political contractors are seething on the next elections consoles skidding into patchily damaged characters as the savior of the dammed. Political wisdom pegs the current activities as a bunch of looters and nerds feeding fantasies to the traumatized citizenry, sociopaths, poorly educated, and illiterates.

While I meet plenty of friendly development-oriented and delightful Ndi Ideato Nation, there's enough cruel truth in the stereotype to keep it slouching into my mind. Integrity, service, and humility don't appear to be the people's ambrosia.

Meanwhile, when you meet the vuvuzelas offline, they confess that some of the political holders and pretender usurpers are unsuitable for political offices. Beyond its clever, nasty truth between saints and sinners, politics feels fitting for the times, a game in which all victories are both self-serving and degrading. It's hardly the bright grail that triumphs, but there's excitement and cultural significance in its vertiginous, visceral badness. As for service, the thing is hell on wheels.

I come in peace ✌️.

Chidiebere Heavens Agwunobi Esq.

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Blessing185:
Holy gram
This ain't alligator
This is monitor lizard aka komodo dragon
Wtf man..

komodo dragon is not in Nigeria.

Freelance investigative journalist, David Hundeyin, has outlined with details how the late Eritrean founder of Nasco Group, manufacturers of the popular Nasco Cornflakes, Ahmed Idris Nasreddin, along with some prominent northern figures, allegedly financed regional terrorism, including Boko Haram, in Africa.

Hundeyin made this expose in a report titled “Cornflakes for Jihad: The Boko Haram Origin Story” and published on Westafricaweekly, a news subscription platform operated by Hundeyin and powered by substack.com.

In the report, Hundeyin claims that, contrary to the notion that Boko Haram, a jihadist terror group operating mostly in Nigeria, was founded by Mohammed Yusuf, Boko Haram was a part of a long chain of Islamic Jihadist agenda spanning years of planning and funding, long before it made its first major attack on the Nigerian soil.

“To those in the know however, the incidents of December 25, 2011 are not only expected, but are likely to intensify and become more regular. This is because while the Nigerian public up to this point has been fed with what amounts to a tiny percentage of the actual story behind the Boko Haram group, this group has in fact been incubating and nurtured at the highest levels of the theological, economic and political spaces in Northern Nigeria. Boko Haram in reality, is so much bigger than Mohammed Yusuf and Abubakar Shekau that reducing it to those 2 men serves to miss the actual story spectacularly.”
– David Hundeyin

The report claims prominent northern figures Yakubu Musa Kafanchan, also known as Sheikh Yakubu Musa Katsina and Yakubu Musa Hassan, with serious ties to Abubakar Ahmed Gumi and Isa Pantami, current Nigeria’s minister of communications and digital economy, were known by the Nigerian authorities since 2002 to have funded terrorism in Nigeria. They were arrested by the Nigerian government and were later inexplicably released after 27 days in detention, according to a Wikileak cable.

Hundeyin is not alone in this line of thoughts. In 2005, NBC News, an American media, also published an article detailing Nasreddin‘s financing of Al Qaeda and other terror networks across the globe.

In 2006, A court judgement published in Hundeyin’s report shows that the Nigerian authorities obtained it to freeze bank accounts and assets belonging to Ahmed Idris Nasreddin‘s Nasco Group, along with bank accounts belonging to the duo of Yakubu Musa Kafanchan and Yakubu Musa Hassan for alleged involvements and funding of terror activities in Nigeria.

To emphasize the duo’s involvement in terror and jihadist movements in Nigeria, the report says “Yakubu Musa Kafanchan, also known as Sheikh Yakubu Musa Katsina and Yakubu Musa Hassan were a founding member of the Izala Movement (JIBWIS) – an extremist driven Islamic organization – and Hassan is in fact, the current Chairman of its board of trustees and the Chairman of the Katsina State JIBWIS chapter.”

The Izala Movement (JIBWIS)
According to Wikipedia, Izala Society or Jama’atu Izalatil Bid’ah Wa Iqamatus Sunnah (Society of Removal of Innovation and Re-establishment of the Sunnah), also called JIBWIS, is a Salafi movement originally established in Northern Nigeria to fight what it sees as the bid’ah (innovation) practiced by the Sufi brotherhoods. It is one of the largest Sunni societies in Nigeria, Chad, Niger, and Cameroon.

The Izala Movement anchors its objectives on the same beliefs with the Boko Haram Terror group, which literally translates to “Western education is forbidden,” in English.


While Wikipedia cites Abubakar Mahmud Gumi as the founder of Izala Movement, a paper obtained by REPORT AFRIQUE and written by Ramzi Ben Amara of the University of Cape Town, South Africa, in 2012 writes that the original JIBWIS was founded by Shaykh Ismaila Idris (1937 – 2000). Both Ismaila Idris and Abubakar Mahmud Gumi were officers in the Nigerian army at that time.

The headquarters of the Izala Movement remains in Jos, Nigeria. This is the same with that of the Nasco Group, quoted as a major employer of labour in the area.

Izala Movement, Boko Haram and the Nasco Group’s Algerian Connection
Hundeyin’s report links Ahmed Idris Nasreddin to terror cells established in Algeria. These cells were used to train Nigerian Jihadists in 2002, who would return to Nigeria to “make up the core of what will later become known as “Boko Haram.” And – what a coincidence – NASCO is also based in Jos, which so happens to be the headquarters of the Izala Movement and its many North African dalliances. “

The Algerian Terror Cells would later provide funding and support worth N40,000,000 ($250,000 at the time) to facilitate series of bomb attacks in Abuja, Nigeria, in 2011 killing 35 people and wounding 52 persons, according to testimonies by a masked witness during the trial of the main suspect in the attacks, Kabiru Umar A.K.A Kabiru Sokoto, in Nigeria, the report says.

Abubakar Mahmud Gummi’s Saudi Links and Extremism

This particular history of jihadist agenda, Hundeyin claims, would date back to 1955 when then 33-year-old Islamic scholar-Late Abubakar Mahmud Gummi – and Sir Ahmadu Bello – then Sardauna of Sokoto and later premier of the northern region – travelled to Mecca for Hajj pilgrimage. The journey would serve as a pedestal to cementing a good relationship between the two northerners and the Saudi royals.

After the assassination of Ahmadu Bello in 1966, this relationship would lead to Saudi Arabia funding, through Gumi, its state’s official interpretation of Islam, which is based on the work of 18th century Islamic scholar Muhammad ibn ‘Abd al-Wahhab, in Nigeria. This fundamentalist doctrine is often known as Wahabbism, a form of teachings that is non-tolerant to other religions and advocates a Muslim only Nigerian state.

Gumi’s Wahabbism teachings would include a call for “Muslims should never accept a non-Muslim as ruler, which can be interpreted as a call for insurrection against a Christian Nigerian president,” the report states.

Abubakar Mahmud Gummi is the father of Ahmad Abubakar Gumi, an Islamic cleric and former military officer with the rank of captain in the Nigeria Defense Academy. He is the current Mufti and mufassir at the Kaduna central mosque Sultan Bello and often negotiates between the Nigerian government and armed bandits.

Ahmad Gumi has openly advocated for amnesty for armed bandits despite the atrocities which they have committed and continue to commit till date. He has been accused of fostering jihadist and criminal agenda with the bandits.

Nasco Group’s International and Regional Terrorism Allegations

Documents and reports cite that authorities in the US and Italy had detailed knowledge of Nasreddin‘s involvement with Al Qaeda as way back as 2002. Reports by the US Treasury Department detailed a comprehensive account of how he laundered and moved money around the world for terrorist entities. This report also cited Nasreddin‘s involvement with GSPC – the Algerian terrorist group. A group which Yakubu Katsina and Shahru Haruna are also said to be involved with around the same time and which later founded Boko Haram’s bomb attacks in Nigeria.

Consequently, President Bush personally announced freezing the assets of Nasreddin’s bank, Al Taqwa.

“Al Taqwa is an association of offshore banksand financial management firms that have helped al-Qaida shift money around the world,” Bush said on Nov. 7, 2001.

Will Anyone Answer to These Allegations?
Despite these allegations of involvement with terrorism, neither Nasreddin, 96, who died in May, 2021, nor his Nigerian partners are on trial for these alleged crimes.

Both Yakubu Musa Kafanchan (Katsina) and Yakubu Musa Hassan currently own and operate registered businesses in Nigeria and live as free men along with their partners, some occupying top positions in the Muhammadu Buhari’s government.

https://reportafrique.com/news/africa/nasco-boko-haram-terrorism-abubakar-gumi-david-hundeyin/

BKayy:
Shame on all Igbo celebrity acclaimed useless "Rich men"
Shame on all of them.
So it took Ibori to save the man that made their youth lively in the movie "Akidi"
Once again, Shame on all of them. No need to highlight names because Shameless people look alike.
Shame for the third or fourth time. I've lost count.
Let me see any foolish Igbo man that will call Ibori a Criminal again.
God bless Ibori
If you know you had any chance of donating but didn't donated in any way , don't quote me.
Infact, shame on you as well

Ibori collected his money back. Obi Cubana gave another 5 million plus online donation from Ogechi Njaka group.

Was this not the same act that landed a Ghanaian actress in jail?

Could this be cultural?



https://www.instagram.com/p/CSUBKGhirpj/?utm_medium=copy_link

I worked with INEC during that election and it was rigged. Onyema Ugochukwu was mandated to deliver Abia State. I worked in his polling Unit and we never allowed our unit to be rigged and Ojukwu won. Oga please talk what you know.

Happening on Eko bridge as we speak.

Please let's be guided and very sensitive at this period.

Happening on Eko bridge as we speak.

Please let's be guided and very sensitive at this period. pic.twitter.com/5C79xvUyfJ

— OLUWASEUN_ Gott Sei Dank (@i_am_aoejnr) June 9, 2021

This young man had the opportunity to change the history of this country with regards to youths in governance, but he messed up like every politician in Nigeria.

What is he into now?

I called a wrong number in 2007 and will be celebrating our 10th wedding anniversary by May 15th with 3 kids

naptu2:
Afrobeat legend Fela Anikulapo-Kuti has been nominated for the 2021 class of the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame. See previous thread here. https://www.nairaland.com/6410112/fela-kuti-nominated-2021-rock

He stormed into the lead after Nigerians began an online campaign to get people to vote for him.


www.nairaland.com/attachments/13133200_screenshot20210212154001_jpegfd7d506dfb3354ee609532c6158c24e9

However, votes from Nigerians have waned in the past few days and he has now been overtaken by Tina Turner.


Click on this link to cast your vote https://vote.rockhall.com

Fela is back on top.

TecM0:
Don't also be stupid bros

Nothing in my post stated Any tribe or ethnicity so where exactly did your biased mind find tribe to accuse it tribalism

Or do you have issues defining tribe and tribalism

.

And you think that the looted shops belong to lagosians alone?���

sultaan:
Going by your post N1.9m will be spent on shipping alone , that means N2.1m is what you paid for a 2013 Camry hybrid which is about $4500.

This is when people have to be realistic on claims because adding up the numbers open up unbelievable things. 87,000 miles Camry!

Now maybe a 387,000 miles retired taxi will make a lot more sense

I got the car from auction site at the rate of 4250$. The car had side dent which affected the suspension. Already fixed that over there with about 500$.

Do not calculate Naira rate for. I deal on streaming services and 90% of my customers are Americans. so i use my sales to repurchase car.

Though I have made up my mind not to ship to Nigeria anymore. Dealer on jiji with the same car has not been able to sell his since September last year.

promotervickky:
My brother here said something spectacular, it's either you are being scammed by someone or that you are not telling the true story.

Don't be a Thomas. I'm the one who purchased the car. Call any agent for the cost of clearing 2013 Toyota Camry.

sultaan:
A 2013 hybrid Camry with 87 thousand miles purchased for less than $10,000 and clearing is N1.2m no shipping cost to be sold for N4m

Your arithmetic get K leg.. Do your calculation again so we understand how you are going to pay money to someone in US to get it to Nigeria under cost price.

The Shipping is 1400$ by container and all agents that i have called for the clearing is quoting 1.2m for me. The market price on Jiji today is about about 4million.

FYI

sammysticks:
I don’t know much about cars
But I remember my friend always complaining about his Hybrid Toyota Highlander.
Maybe this would be a different case.
Cc GAZZUZZ

Nevertheless,I wish you all the best and success in your new business venture.

Thanks

Dear friends, I recently ventured into cars. Among the cars I paid for is 2013 Toyota Camry Hybrid.

I'm scared to import the hybrid here but my mechanics encouraged me to go ahead with the importation.

Are Nigerians driving Hybrid cars?

The car has covered 87k millage.

I plan to resell for 4 million.
To clear the car now will cost about 1.2m

Please I need your advice

What as Acting MD NDDC fainted while being cross examined but the House Committee.���

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ChildOfDoom:
I am 29 years old. from Edo state. I admit that I am a bet9ja virtual (gamble) addict. if you are reading this and you know some one who plays the same virtual, don't bother wasting your saliva to advise them. they will surely go back to the act. it is a dangerous world of no return.

despite advice from friends and family, I still can't stop betting (bet9ja). we only change a little but once a little money gets to our hand, we go back to the act.




my life is being threatened as a result of this addiction. like I have mentioned in previous threads, I dare not step into Benin because I gambled with the phone of a 'strong man'. currently where i stay is top secret. lots of people are looking for me. I sold the Samsung a guy put in my custody and used it on betting. even someone's enrolment money for WAEC I was meant to pay on the person's behalf, was used by me.

there are other instances too numerous to mention. it's only a matter of time before I am caught and dealt with. I know some in my predicament have either been lynched or put in jail

If you are in Lagos, visit the Pottershouse Christian fellowship 42 Adeniyi Jones ikeja. They will help.

Wow! What a great guys

the young man is out already.

check his facebook https://www.facebook.com/nwanta.yonarachasweet?__tn__=%2CdlC-R-R&eid=ARBFPn97Ab2_n9dj6N76IFl2kAEP7q3_Ou0VIQScU50C0XHczpcOZErnrtw7HRwZdfm168S3tMabbj9f&hc_ref=ARTa8YjW2qAw6Kh0ILXAZA3JUpwQKpPqeyz4qlp2E0HW6wH-Ixrh8CQHXvjRpydRnlA

Chukwunonyerem Ibe popularly known as ‘’Mr. Original is an eminent Nigerian hardcore rapper with a vocal cord that can be compared with the likes of Ja rule, DMX and 2pac etc. Mr Original recently released two singles titled “Fake Pastors and Fake Politicians.
In the two singles, he dissed fake Pastors and fake politicians for their roles in impoverishing Nigerian populace.
The singles are available for downloads online.
Fake Pastors: https://www.reverbnation.com/mroriginal4/song/31456830-fake-pastors
Fake Politicians: https://www.reverbnation.com/mroriginal4/song/31459436-fake-politicain

Amaka Igwe was a Nigerian filmmaker and broadcasting executive. Igwe was the owner of Top Radio 90.9 Lagos and Amaka Igwe Studios. she was recognized as one of the second generation filmmakers who helped begin the video film era of Nigerian cinema.