₦airaland Forum

Officialgarri:
We don't care as long as the madness is restricted to the east. The moment they drag this madness beyond first and second Niger bridge or into neighboring Benue or Kogi or cross river, then they will understand that language they pretend not to understand.

And first retaliation will be the death of our prisoner and I'll personally see to it at any cost

DrFunmisticGlow:
My bae keeps his body hair minimal, so I can enjoy his smooth skin. he has a goatee and a well trimmed moustache and he cuts his hair very low, skin cut and I love it that way.

I recently got him a clipper online cos I felt he needed one.

I recently found out that he developed this habit of using my veet/nair depilatory cream to shave his face. He says he likes it and how it works. But I am concerned about the safety of using very on his face.

To give context. It's like hair relaxer but stronger. It instantly melts your hair away and ladies use it to shave thier legs, leaving it very smooth. I think he likes the smoothness.

It's one thing to use it for leg and armpits, it's another thing to use it on pubic area, talkless of face where everyone can see.

So nairalanders in the house, do you use it? Are there better options?

Corporate2020:
Tell Adinoyi Mohammed to go back to his desert North, if not, we shall visit him again and this time, he shall not live to tell the story. Tell him to go back to his desert flowing with blood, sorrow, and tears, if not, he will go back in body bags. Useless Almajari born by the road side by destitute parents.

DeadCountry:
Hush it. Lagos is owned by Igbos. We bought it and it's for us. Stop whinning.

No fewer than 22 internet fraudsters have been arrested by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) in Ogbomoso, Oyo State.

It was gathered that they were apprehended during an operation at their hideout in Ogbomoso based on intelligence on their alleged criminal activities.

Five cars, several mobile phones, laptops and other incriminating documents were recovered from them, during the raid, according to the anti-graft agency.

The Commission said 20 of the 22 suspects have been found culpable and would be charged to court as soon as the investigation was concluded.

The names of the suspects given by the EFCC include "Akintunde Ibrahim Olajide, Yusuf Taiye Afeez, Jimoh Idris Okikiola, Adeyemo Wariz Adegoke, Ademola Olalekan Saheed, Anif Abayomi Busayo, Oriade Sunday Oluwatobi, Ajadi Opeyemi Damilola".

Others include Peter Akanji Blessing, Olaoluwa Felix Oguniran, Agbei Shola Peter, Toheeb Adeagbo Tola, Ajayi Akinyinka Umar, Ibrahim Opeyemi Ishola, Samson Shonubi Oluwafemi, Oki Kayode Oluwadunsi, Durosamo Temitope Dickson,

Akinremi Ridwan Abiodun, Ahmed Ogunyele and Olawore Ridwan Olalekan.

Adebaba1:
I am thinking of going back to the office and take one of the laptops and sell it.

Gotze1:
Lol, can you even come closer to my dog.

Even your worthless nonentity bastard father no fit, tankless of worthless unfortunate walking corpse like you.

Spit on your mother's pathetic fishpuss puna.

The Ibadan Zonal Command of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission arraigned one Toluwalade John Olateru-Olagbegi before Justice Uche Agomoh of the Federal High Court one sitting in Ibadan on one count charge bordering on obtaining money by false pretence to the tune of N35,500,000,00

The Owo Prince, Ondo state, who resides at Bodija, allegedly collected the sum from the complainant on the pretext of trading in forex.

The charge reads: ” That you, Toluwalade John Olateru-Olagbegi on or about 4th of March, 2021, at Ibadan within the Ibadan Judicial Division of this Honourable Court with intent to defraud, obtained the sum of Thirty Five Million and Five Hundred Thousand Naira (N35,500,000:00) only from Julius Olorunsogo Alase (a Nigeria Businessman) on behalf of Lusan Royal Trading by false pretending it was part payment of cost of an inflow of One Million United States of America Dollars (USD $1,000,000:00)only you claimed to have secured for him; which representations you knew to be false and you thereby committed an offence contrary to section 1(1)(a) and punishable under section 1(3) of the Advance Fee Fraud and Other Fraud Related Offences Act 2006.”

The defendant pleaded ‘not guilty’ when the charge was read to him.

Justice Agomoh thereafter ordered the remand of the defendant in the Nigerian Correctional Centre, Agodi and adjourned the case till October 25, 2021, for hearing of the bail application and November 15, 2021, for commencement of trial.

uvie66:
Igbo get there department.... drug dealing in Asia, we all know that. Once you talk Yankee + Social security fraud... this is Afonjas department

samoy:
I'm using one, lt3600 though I just it last week but I can say it's a good generator so far. Make sure u buy the one with copper coil

Gotze1:
I understand that your worthless mother is a LovePeddler.

Child of nonentity.

ParrotMAD:
Yoruba. Yahoo yahoo
Igbo. Drugs
Fulani. Banditry
Hausa. Jihad

Totilopussylick:
Image damaged lazy youth doing there usual crime.

olamidedivotee:
These are the people that are tarnishing Nigeria image. They are spoiling market for those doing legit hustle.



In case anyone need a content writer, check my signature.

fergie0o1:
ADEDAYO JOHN, 32, OLUWADAMILOLA AKINPELU, 26, KAZEEM RAHEEM, 29, MORAKINYO GBEYIDE, 39, WARRIS ADENUGA, a/k/a “Blue,” 26, LATEEF GOLOBA, 27, SAMSONDEEN GOLOBA, 29, OLAWALE OLANIYAN, 41, OLAWOYIN PETER OLAREWAJU, 34, and EMMANUEL ORONSAYE-AJAYI, 30

Men of the Ondo State Police Command have arrested two masquerades, Sheriff Ojo and Muhammad Lukman for stealing N370,000.

The Spokesperson of the State Police Command, DSP. Funmilayo Odulami, alleged that “the masquerades attacked their victims, stole N370,000.00 and inflicted injury with cutlasses on one Adinoyi Mohammed the owner of the money at Ipele town, Owo Local Government Area of the state.”

Odulami said that “he two suspects paraded themselves as masquerades, inflicted injury with cutlasses on one Adinoyi and also stole a handset valued 32,000.00 and a shirt valued 2,500.00.

“They also inflicted injury on their victim’s father, Mr. Saliu Ajayi.

“Two cutlasses, charms and masquerade clothes were recovered from them. The two suspects had been arrested and will soon be charged to court while effort is ongoing to arrest the fleeing ones.”

Gotze1:
You are an unfortunate fool from unfortunate womb

agbowakama:
He would soon be released by Benin republic soon. They won't want to mess with their longtime peaceful neighbors in Yorubaland

Iamvetlander:
Bro they were real officers(I can still remember one name), first they started complaning how comfortable and good I look and how they were suffering in Borno state. They said I was a Yahoo boy that I am putting on an expensive shirt. It all went down to them collecting money. I have evidence. They beat me oo, haaa they beat me

kramer:
Attention seeker looking for likes abi?

Ok

For every like you get on your comment, may it be equivalent to the number of years you and your generation will suffer in this life. Amen

This curse also goes to the nicompoops that liked your comment.

The 42-year-old man who was busted with 656 ATM cards connected to nine banks operating in Ghana and Nigeria has been remanded again by an Accra Circuit Court.

Bachir Musa Aminou, who is facing two counts of electronic trafficking and stealing at the court, presided over by Ms. Evelyn Asamoah, was remanded to allow the banks involved to respond to the prosecution’s claim against the accused person as part of ongoing investigations.

The prosecutor, Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) Fuseini Yakubu, prayed the court to adjourn the case to give the banks more time to respond.

The accused person is expected to reappear on October 28, this year.

The facts, as presented by ASP Yakubu were that Aminou, who is a Nigerian, was arrested at the Kotoka International Airport (KIA) for possessing 656 ATM cards in different names.

He said during interrogation, Aminou said the ATM cards were given to him by one Rabiu Suleman based in the Kano State, Nigeria, to be given to one Baffa Bawarije, a Nigerian based at the Daira Night City Hotel in Dubai.

On September 12, this year, Aminou was arrested while boarding an Ethiopian Airline en-route to Dubai.

“A search conducted on the accused disclosed 656 ATM cards bearing 656 different names issued by eight Nigerian banks and one Ghanaian bank,” he said.

Also found on the accused was $12,000.

ASP Yakubu told the court that investigations further disclosed that the accused person had first visited Ghana on April 29, 2021 through the Aflao border and left for Dubai on May 26, 2021.

He said the accused person’s second visit to Ghana was on August 20, 2021 and was arrested on the day of his departure to Dubai.

ASP Yakubu told the court that the case was still under investigations.