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Erums:
So why hating... because its nt ronaldo?

Erums:
please i dont need such immature biengs such as you trailing this thread .....have you done your homework?

KelvinCX:
I had almost given up on the fantasy until my fantasy became reality, that reality became you.


Carolyner don't leave me hanging further
please comment

Emekamex:
Canadian authorities have showcased the expensive lifestyles of four Canada-based Nigerians who are alleged fraudsters. Reports claim that 45-year old Adedayo Ogundana (also known as Oladipupo Ogund), 37-year-old Adekunle Johnson Omitiran, 44-year-old Duro Akintola (also known as Michie Noah) and 47-year-old Emmanuel Salako (also known as Gee Salaq) are into credit card theft and mail pilfering. These four are at the center of a riveting police investigation of frauds running into several millions of dollars. Sources say they spend monies gotten from their fraudulent activities to live lavish lifestyles. Items seized during the investigation include 37 stolen credit cards, hundreds of pieces of presumably stolen mail, and a number of notebooks containing the personal information of at least 5,000 GTA residents. Police also found $39,000 in cash, $310,000 worth of watches and about $390,000 worth of clothing, jewelry, accessories and liquor. See some of the items recovered from them below:


Read more: https://www.naij.com/1104017-the-lavish-lifestyle-nigerian-fraudsters-arrested-canada-photos.html

cc Lalasticlala

Orpe7:
Hope the cracker is circumcised

Bridget95:
The ritual killers are from that side.

LionDeLeo:
Although no name, I dey very sure say na dem.

Bridget95:
the two old mama caught with drugs were SW women.

The ritual killers are from that side.

show me your original goods.

etchenwafor:
Tell that to those Yoruba Muslims aka the London boys who killed a British soldier in london by beheading..

raker300:
oh cool. But he in hell though. Burning for eternity...while the people he tried to feed on are bubbling and flexing hard..now the richest region in nigeria

dainformant:
This is quite scary... A video footage which is trending online reportedly shows a corpse refused to be buried as the coffin allegedly took the villagers to a house where the "person behind the death of the deceased" resides...

The footage which was posted on Facebook yesterday has garnered nearly 50,000 views with many online users left shocked over the incident...

Source; http://www.nationalhelm.net/2017/05/corpse-refused-to-be-buried-takes.html


Watch Video Below

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQ9uCeXnp5s

SIRmanjar:
Wot is his tribe please? Why always ibos?

Smellymouth:
Tboss come and snatch me..

I dey warri..

Eshinwaju:
You are not well o....Awolowo was actually very generous to the ibos...

Ngozi123:
1. If we're going by numbers alone then the fact that Awolowo masterminded the starvation of upto 3 million Biafran civilians means that he, and the Yorubas by extension, should receive the most criticism, going by your logic. Before you claim that Awolowo was just one Yoruba man, remember that this same man is revered by the vast majority of Yorubas today. I don't even see many Yorubas, including yourself, condemning his actions during and after the war so this point still stands.

2. Read my above point.

3. You've basically answered your own question... I will ask you again: where exactly is it in the job description of a commissioner of finance and vice chairman of the Federal Executive Council to suggest any tactics of war- I use the term 'tactics' very lightly here- let alone one as ruthless and evil as a starvation policy. Pray tell...

4. Hausa-Fulani people are not "left untouched" by the Igbos- are you sure that you're from Nigeria?

5. Okay, I wasn't exactly sure of your motives for this debate before but I am now. You seem to feel a bit guilty about what your people did in the past. Good, at least you haven't completely ignored it like other Nigerians. Now, that you've admitted that more should be done in remembrance for those who suffered during that war, don't you think that the victims, who were mostly Igbos, have every right to get annoyed at the fact that their paradigm was 'swept under the carpet'? Don't you think that they have every right to be annoyed at the same people who were responsible for that?

Ngozi123:
1. It wasn't just a "few Yorubas" but that's besides the point; it directly opposes the narrative, which certain media outlets like to make, that the Yorubas had little to do with the Igbo persecution that was prevalent in the build up to war. Who's saying that what they did was worse than what the Northerners did? An evil deed is an evil deed, you don't need to start comparing your people's actions to that of others.

2. Awolowo went above and beyond what his job position required of him; the man wanted to stifle the Igbos in any way he could. His actions during and after the war attest to this. In what world is starving people to death the role of a commisioner of finance and vice chairman of the Federal Executive Council, which were his roles during the war? Pray tell...



Thank you for bring up the Holocaust as by doing this, you're acknowledging that what Gowon, Awolowo et al did was genocide. The Jews got closure and funding from Germany as well as their own country for their sufferings- are you suggesting that Nigeria does the same for Biafrans?

Also, Hitler and the Nazis are, rightly so, condemned in most parts of Germany. Can you say the same for Nigeria? Remember that you were trying to justify Awolowo's actions in the above paragraph before you answer this question.



Your point is heavily flawed; that they didn't kill Igbos en masse like the Hausa-Fulani does not free them from condemnation. Awolowo alone, a Yoruba man who is still held in reverence by 'common Yorubas' like yourself, single handedly killed more Igbos than those who died in the pogroms. Yoruba people don't get "so much more hate" compared to the Hausas- don't just use social media as a source. I don't know any Igbo person who hates Yoruba people more than Hausa-Fulani people; personally speaking, I regard you both as the same .



This isn't Igbo logic, this is your own made up logic. GEJ wasn't the brains behind the current recession going on in Nigeria, it was a culmination of events. Awolowo, however, was the mastermind behind the starvation policy of Biafran civilians and the £20 policy that cripples the Igbo middle and upper classes. We will never forget this, just like the Jews will never forget the Holocaust.

Ngozi123:
Do you think that we're all too stupid to open a book and really find out what happened in the war? Awolowo, the man who oversaw the starvation of up to 3 million civilians and introduced the £20 policy for Igbos returning from the horrors of war, which tribe was he from? The people in Lagos yelling "go home Igbos, the price of gari will be cheaper", or something to that effect, which tribe were they predominantly from? The ex-president who purposefully carved out oil-producing communities in the South-East just so that they wouldn't make more revenues, which tribe was he from? These were not Hausa-Fulani people, which certain media outlets like to portray...

The list is longer than this and I hope that you don't make the mistake of thinking that we have forgotten.

snrman:

pazienza:
More like Yorubas see themselves as more spiritual and more trust worthy than Igbos, even when reality on ground is not in conformity with such sentiments.

Ikenna0b:
Your brother claim that you people are true pastors. I told him that most of the fake pastors,in Nigeria are predominately YORUBA. I said I've never witnessed a non yoruba in a controversy. I never said it does not exist hence the reason I said most, not all. All you did is end up proving me accurate. Thank you on that.

Ikenna0b:
Still predominately yoruba

MrMaestro:
This is just false. We attend our churches and banks because they have been here longer, and have a generational following. It will take time before new businesses can get significant marketshare. If a yoruba goes to the southeast, is he really going to compete with the long standing business that is already established with the people? No. You all think too deeply about things and I don't know why you always think people are attacking you. We let you live and work and all over our land and if you weren't successful you would'nt be staying, so don't act like igbo people don't get yoruba business. Why do igbo people consider yorubas their enemies? I've never understood this, with the way we live peacefully together we should be the closest of tribes. What exactly do you expect from yorubas that we aren't doing? You're flourishing in our lands like everyone else. That is more than enough.

Ikenna0b:
Yet most of the fake pastors in Nigeria as well as ones sleeping with ashawos left and right are predominately YORUBA. I've yet to see any non yoruba pastors caught in any controversial problem. The same can't be said about you Afonja.
You people are tribalistic as f2k and ppl are paying una back for it.

Mynd41:
Afonjas come I have your favorite delicacy.

EternalTruths:
in Biafra we respect our women unlike other useless regions who believe that their women belong to the other room