₦airaland Forum

Aminat508:
u Don carry am do Zina.....

Aminatuuuuu
Abeg i wan frame your Profile pic

Ralphlauren:
You wan come visit?

I no get money

Adufetohposh:
You need Jesus!

Jesus sef go understand say the bakassi deserves National recognition

Ralphlauren:
Yes ma'am

Na north sea you dey?

damiso:
Yels ke.

My MP is a lib dem and the man helped me get my daughter into a prefered school when the council flung my child to one yeye school miles away

I also don't pay for school dinner
That was a lib dem policy that the Tories want to poach.

Tuition fees aside they were a moderating factor in this coalition govt.

I bet your council ain't tilting towards lib dems so why waste ya vote?

I go like view that rear axle one more time abegi
Axle wey dey assured

I swear down, her future is assured If success was measured according to the size of bakassi

Adufetohposh:
Awwww soo sorry sir, But the party is over

Na you commot am?

You want make i send amadioha come ya side?

Boys aren't playing ya know

Choi, na who remove the picshurs?

My vaseline can't go to waste

oginga:
Wet coffee mix with weed

Gbayiii
Na you oooo

Abeg pass me some na

naijababe:
Some seriously skanky 5hit. Voting SNP for Scottish parliament and Lib Dem in the General Election.

We've long given up on you Scottish goons na. Make una carry una Scotland go. We sef don discover oil near gatwick

SNP will sweep Scotland

oginga:
. Labour party will definitely get 90% of vote come electronic day= fact!

What you smoking bro?

Ralphlauren:
Gbam!

I'm torn between SNP and labour.

There's no way in hell I will vote the Tories. Hell no!

Cameron is actually wasting his time but the again he is desperate

Majority of the parliamentary seats in london are safe seats. Just have a look at the last election's electoral map (attached below)

Key Indicators:
conservatives usually do well in the suburbs and affluent areas (Reason- They aren't deprived nor suffering from the impact of excessive migration)

Labour usually do well in inner city (Reasons - Deprivation and alignment with Labours social economic policies, ethnicity usually come into play)

He is not coming back

Na for only Amuwo Odofin axis dey take sample opinion?

He borrowed leaf from Borus Johnson and Ken Livingston

Trust the gullible Nigerians to get scammed when it's pretty obvious government policies has to be fair to all

ntyce:
This man is a certified criminal, his name is even the surest proof.
No Yoruba true - born bears Buruji Kashamu, Buruji and Kashamu are accolades of a rich man.
His real name is Alhaji Esho Jinadu, biggest drug Lord in Benin Republic.
He ventured into politics to launder his wealth and provide cover for himself.
He doesn't even need to visit the USA, a trip to Walter Carrington@ V.I. will do.

He has obviously used many aliases to perpetuate his various crimes

He was also jailed in the UK



The fraud called Buruji Kasamu
Esho Jinadu Lisord (aka Buruji Kasamu) is a native of Ijebu Igbo in
Ogun State. While growing up at Ijebu-Igbo, he was said to have stolen
a wrist watch in the mosque. He was to later become a driver to one
‘Double Chief’, a notorious 419 kingpin. That was where Esho Jinadu
learnt his ropes, and became a drug pusher later.

His sudden wealth then gave rise to Jinson Motors on Allen, which was
raided by the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) under the
headship of Musa Bamaiyi in 1984/85 but he escaped from NDLEA
detention cell and fled to Benin Republic.

In 1998, he was caught in London by the British Police over
money-laundering and drug-trafficking offences. He was detained at
London’s Heathrow Airport with large amount of hard currency including
six passports of different nationalities in his possession.

Through a standard name check, the British Customs authorities found
out that there was an outstanding US warrant for his arrest on
narcotics trafficking charges, his street drug trafficking name at
that time was Kasmal. He was therefore detained, prosecuted and
sentenced to 15 years imprisonment.

Besides these, which security reports have confirmed, preliminary
investigations also show that upon his return to Nigeria in 2003,
after serving out a four-year jail term in British prison, he used
Kasmal International Limited to dupe a new generation bank to the tune
of $4.1 million through a fraudulent letter of credit. It was then
said that he took loans with a deliberate attempt not to pay back.
At a point, a warrant of arrest was issued against him in Britain for
money laundering over a case involving Vitol. In the Vitol case,
Kasamu, after receiving a consignment of petroleum products from the
company abroad, sold them all, collected all the money only to accuse
Vitol of supplying adulterated products. Based on this false claim, he
refused to pay the company.

In 2010, controversy whether or not Buruji Kashamu is a drug baron and
fugitive from the United States law broke out in the Nigerian press,
with a section of the Nigerian media reporting in late 2009 that a
certain Alhaji Kashamu’s name came up in a recent Court ruling dated
September 25, 2009 by Judge Charles R. Norgle of the United States
District Court in Chicago, Illinois in which the Judge upheld his
(Kashamu) indictment by the U.S government on drug trafficking charges
and conspiracy to smuggle heroin into the country. Kashamu was
described by the U.S government as the kingpin of the drug cartel.

In quick response, Kashamu published several rebuttals in the
newspapers and alleged that he was not the one being sought after by
the United States Government, but that the alleged crime was committed
by one of his brother who is now late. Kashamu, in his defense, also
claimed that he had been cleared by a British Court and produced what
purports to be the decision of a Magistrate Court in England. Kashamu
also referred to his recent issuance of German visa sequel to his
clearance by international security agencies as a further proof that
he is not a fugitive and that the U.S may have been looking for a
wrong person.

However, the United States government insisted that the man the U.S
government is looking for is no other person than Buruji Kashamu, not
his brother and that the government of the U.S still regards Buruji
Kashamu as a drug kingpin and a fugitive from the United States law.
It was also reported that the U.S further has never withdrawn its
warrant of arrest against Kashamu and that the charges against him
(Kashamu) remained pending and will request for his extradition from
Nigeria in due course.

The United States Government also accused Buruji Kashamu of using
fraudulent means to obtain a German Visa in 2009. The U.S government
noteed in its brief that Kashamu communicated with German officials
using the name Buruji Kashamu Shodipe instead of Buruji Kashamu.
According to the U.S government, Kashamu was indicted in the United
States under the name Buruji Kashamu and the warrant of arrest against
him was issued in that same name. It is the position of the U.S that
any confusion by German officials that led to the issuance of a
Schengen visa to Kashamu may have been caused by Kashamu’s use of the
surname Shodipe in his application and communications with the German
consulate.

Obviously, there is indeed, a pending criminal action against Mr.
Buruji before the United States District Court, Northern District of
Illinois involving fifteen people. The Case 1:94-cr-00172 is before
Hon. Judge Charles R. Norgle. While Kashamu’s other co-conspirators
had been jailed, Kashamu’s case is being held under the fugitive
Calendar.
http://www.osundefender.org/?p=119013

Happy birthday gurlllll
Where da party @?

Jfrezzy:
what wrong with coventry,I finished there one of the best in the midland.

Not much when you don't necessarily have to rely on the degree awarded for job hunting

Listen bro, jobs in top companies are usually reserved for graduates from redbrick universities.
They wouldn't even bother shortlisting you at the application stage

tunergy:
Poverty Mentality. When you think every good thing must cost Money.

Slow down your role Mister, good quality education does cost money in my neck of woods so her being an alumni of coventry almost certainly throws her intellect into question

xynerise:
Only if we can get interesting topics at least every 12 hours on romance section

What's in it for you though when you can easily migrate to other fun filled sections?

bushdoc9919:
From WikiPedia


Not that bad, eh? We all can't go to Oxford or St Andrews.

More like comforting oneself

xynerise:
Dang!! The end of family section

The demise of the romance section started from the unofficial policy of moving interesting/stimulating topics to the family section so they can receive the quality of attention as required.

This has to be revisited for consideration since most if not all topics in these two sections are interrelated

bushdoc9919:
How do you know she isn't intelligent?

Are you jealous?

University of Coventry ain't all that

Why would i be jealous of a degree from Coventry uni?

Caracta:
Please don't

hehehehhe

Why coventry?
I'm guessing she ain't that bright but then again she doesn't really need to

Romance section is extremely limited

Drastic action => Merge it with the family section

How much was the loan and what's left to pay?

Boteyy:
@jaybee3 ... there are some incidents and happens that i encountered during my stay with the company that made me mention on the religon aspect ... i choose not to go into that to aviod slander or painting the organisation black, but you can imagine a chairman telling the MD "dont employ christians we dont need them here" ...

Why didn't you just resign on the spot at the time?

Besides, we are concentrating on the loan you are contemplating reneging on.

You shouldn't have agreed to the terms if it wasn't favourable

You took the dishonest option and that my friend is very wrong

The story get K leg jare

What did you first go off tangent with the religion angle when it's quite obvious your offence and subsequent disciplinary action taken by the company had absolutely nothing to do with religion

You can decide to default on the loan but you will always be liable for it.

emmyrichie:
[ ] + [ ] + [ ] = 30

Fill the boxes using

(1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15)

You can also repeat the nos.

[(1+3)]+[11]+[15]

What exactly are they fighting for?

Didn't they warn the authorities before embarking on the strike?

Why cripple a fragile economy like ours


Here is the reason for the warning strike:

"Air traffic controllers across the country Thursday Morning embarked on a six hours warning strike to draw the attention of the management of the Nigerian Airspace Management Agency ( NAMA), to epileptic air navigation equipment as well as failure to address welfare issues raised last year. The warning strike according to sources is a prelude ..."